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- by StHulIg lUI UuI
Pamphlet Circular, than has ever been printed
before. Do not light any House or Factory until
you have read it. 1t contains curious facts
Sent gratis. Address, UNION GAS CO., Boston.
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WANTED
A VVEnGy

Three magnificent; illustrated Medical Books,
important Physiological Information,
for Men and Women, sent free on receipt of %
cents, by addressing the Secretary of the New
York Medical University, No. 80 Clinton place,
New York City
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LADIES&GENTLEMEN

You can have beautiful Card Photograph,
free ofexpense, with circulars of our great Dry
and Fancy Goods Sale) by sending stamp for re-
turn postage to EASTMAN & KENDALL, Go
Hanover St. Boston Mass
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u ID u q
TO EWOEsAENG CLASS.

Farmers, Mechanics, Ladies, and Everybody,
am now prepared to furnish you with constant
employment at your homes, the whole OF your
time, or in your spare moments. Business new
light, and profitable. Fifty cents or Ss5 an eve
ming is easily earned by persons of either sex
who ere willing to work. Great inducements
are offered those who will devote their whole
time to the business; and the boys can earn
nearly as much as men, l wish all persons who
have spare time to send me their address and
test the business for themselves. To all who are
not well satisfied with the business, / will send
81 to pay for the trouble of writing me. Full
particulars, directions, &C., sent free. Sample
sent for 10 cents. Address,
&c. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine.
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REVOLUTION IN TRADE!

4 AIDES, you will be astonished at the value
u 4 of all kinds of Goods sent by the we'll known
and justly celebrated firm of GRAHAM G. CO.,
FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Such as Silk, Merno, and Alpaca Dresses,
Shawls, Balmorals, Linen Goods, Embossd
Table Covers, Watches, Jewelry. Silver Plated
Ware. Sewing Machines &c This is no humbug,
but a reality Send your clubs of ten and up
wards, for checks describing the goods. with ten
cents for each c h e TX , and the getter up
of the club witt receive valuable present. worth
from So to $500, according to number of names
sent.
Agents wanted in every town. Circulars sent
free. Address. GRAHAM & CO., 81 s. &c Fed
eral Street. Boston.
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IL EMINGTON.

'lNHE nonresident proprietors of the town of
n Lexington in the county of Essex, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town within the year next preceding this date,
remain either in whole in part unpaid, on the
following described lands in said town, TO wit.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the eff
fects of youthful indiscretion, WILL for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it,
the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN 40 Cedar ST. New York
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CARD.

THE loss of my Factory at Pine Island. in Rox-
i bury, on the 18th inst, by fire, will cause No
material interruption in my business, as
my principal manufacturing is carried on at Wey-
mouth where have within the last six months
enlarged my works, so that am now enabled to
produce forty tons of per-Phosphate of Lime
per day.
VIM. L. BRADLEY.
Boston. Nov. 20, l867-4Sw2
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Mem anpertise memt g.

rINORREY'S PATENT WEATHER STRIPS.
i An examination of its merits will convince
any one that Torrey's Patent Weather Strips ex-
eel oil Others Send for illustrated CIRCULAR
Agents wanted in every town. Il. ). q ). IOh-
REY & CO., Sole Manufacturers, u Maiden
Lane New Ynlk
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THE RURAL AMERICAN.

THE Best Paper for Farmers and fruit growers
L is the RURAL AMERICAN, of Utica, n. Y, a
splendid Semi Monthly, 80 year, and Graf
mites sent to each subscriber, worth the subscrp-
ton prices, in fine Engravings, choice Grape
vines raspberry, and Strawberry plants-the
best in the United States Early Goodrich Pota-
toes, &c. Magnificent Premiums to agents. Send
for a sample copy, which will be sent free, to T.
B. MINER, Clinton, Oneida Co, N. Y, where
the Vineyards, &c. ARE located
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NASSAR COLLEGE for Young Ladies.
The Trustees of this Institution desiring to
extend the benefits of Mr.. Vassars muuifcent
gift for the better education of young women
will admit, at any time in the Collegiate year.
students prepared to JOIN College classes, charg
ing expenses only from the date of their recep-
ton. Terms low; great facilities for education
such as Cabinets, Art Gallery, Library, Musical
Conservatory, &c. For circulars containing full
information, address J. n. SCHOU, Poughkeep-
sic New York
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AGEN rs w A Mt E D

NY AGENTS say there is more money made
III and better satisfaction given selling my Pa
ent Door Bells, Saladee's Door Springs. etc.
han any other agency business known. De-
,criptive Circulars sent to any person enclosing
a3 cent stamp.
A. E. TAYLOR New Britain. Conn.
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In Cambridgeport, Mass, Nov. IL, by Rev.
kinsey TwInng, Mr.. Geo. F. Cowles, of New
York, and Miss Edna M. Herbert, of Coventry.
In Charleston, Nov. IL, by Rev. E. C. Smalley,
Mr. Ashbel Hand, and Mrs. Caroline c. Moul-
ton, both of Charleston.
In Keene, N. H., Nov. IA, by Rev. E. A Re-
nouf, Olin l.. French, Editor of the N. H. Sen
tinel, and Miss Emma H. Freeman, both of
Keene.
In Newport, Nov. II, by Rev. r. V. Hall, Mr.
James Blanchard, and Mrs. Maria Clark, both
of Newport.
In Derby, Nov. 81, by Rev. j. G. Lorimer,
Mason j. Buckland, and Helen Humphrey, both
of Barnston, p. Q.
In Charleston, Nov. %, by Rev. E. c. Smalley,
Mr.. Leander f. Currier, and Miss Luela E.
Smith. both of Brighton.
In Troy, Nov. "a, by Rev. James Smith, Mr..
Isaac d. Johnson of Jay, and Miss Hannah E.
Sias, of Newport.
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YOU WANT THE RURAL
YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS WANT 1T.

YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS WANT IT
For it is adapted to the wants of ALL Note that
it is not a monthly, but a large and beautiful
Weekly
Each No. contains Eight Double Quarto Pages,
printed in extra style-Cear type. Good Paper,
and more and better ILLUSTRATIONS than any
other Journal of Its Glass. A Title Page, Index,
&C., at close of Volume
ten $3.50 per copy. Vol. XIX begins Jan. A,
1868. Now is the time to Subscribe and Club
Great Offers TO Club Agents. Specimens, Show
Bills, Premium Lists, &c, sent free; or the Ii
numbers of this Quarter, (Oct. to JAM on trial,
for only Fifty cents. Address
D.D.T. MOORE, Rochester, N. Y.
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icate the disease from the system. Send for cir
cular. +. ALGER, Agt. Is School St, Room
8, Boston, Mass.
N1ANTED-AN AGENT-One chance in each
W town, worthy the attention of an active bust
ness man, to take the agency for the sale of
BRADsTREET's RUBBER MOULDING and Wealth
Err STRIPS, applied to the Sides bottom, top and
center of doors and windows. The sale is beyond
anything ever offered before TO any agent, and
from $40 to Ss25 per day can be made. Send for
Agents circular. The first who apply secure g
bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash.
j. r. BRADSTREET & co Boston. Mass.
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TARRIED

In the Presbyte.ial Church, Cha 'cstowa, on
Wedleydav uorui1r. 26th Instant. By Rev. \. c.
Hon. ms. ~. G.. BOYD BAR AN, o. Ee'Leley
Coul,-. tU Miss NARCAtEITA kEE8L, Of tbs
town. dsr- h.p- % the late Dr.. Wm. Keel.
ia th's place, on Wsdlc- .v mo -nll, 26th INST,
bv Rev. s. c. Hopkins. VI e. GEORG EN. WELSH,
o. Miss ANNIE 2. MYERS, daughter o. Nathaniel
MYERS, Esi.,-al % this Town.
In G.ace Chu-ch. Nidd'eway. on Tuesday MON
ins e5th Instant, Nr. ). F. WHITE. former. o!
Frcde lex County, Nd, o. Miss FANNIE j.. MA
COUGIIT ~ daughter OF D.. ". o. MGcOu-htry
o. MIDI cVay, Jetie son Count.
On the lS.h i1st AZ the res derce Of the brides
nthe- bv Rev. ". G.. E-g'estol. GEO. L. HEN
RY senior prop-isto. o. toe Winchester Ns.r', and
Miss 4. LAWSON HUFF, dGughtgrO o. Ne. Daniel
HuT, Of Frederick Couaty.
On the IStl inst, in Wilchcs.e r, BY Rev. T. W.
Dosr. JACOB r.. BAKER End Ms NARY +.
MILLER. daughter Of Peter Mile deceased.
On the IS,l inst, bv Rev. Samuel Rogers, Mr..
GEO. H. UAgPGR, TO Miss DEWANNAHARPER
AL o. Louioun.
In Suickersvi.le, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. John
/ Woo's. M. JOHN ". BARTON, aud Miss MAR
TIA ". BEENEGS, bo,h Of Cia-Le County, Va.
In Sackc.svjuc, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. T. L.
KreClo Mr.. GEO. W. GIBSON, 20 Mrs. ROSAN-
| M OSBURN-gi, Of Loudoua.
% the 18th inst, at New Jerusalem Ev. Luther
an Church, bs Rev. y J. Richardson, NJ. Ed
daughter Of NJ. ISAAC HOCGH, dec'd-all Of
| LOutOuu.
On tho I2.h inst, az the Berkeley House n
Ma-ti1sburg, bv Rev. d. Shoaf, Mr. JOHN A.
TABlER ana Miss SARAH FRANCIS CONE
al Of BE kelley County.
On the 5.h inst, az the home OF the bride, ii
WiUamspo,t, Nd, PETER l.. LEMON, Esl., Of
Berkeley Cou1tr, and HELEN NJ STAKE, Rev.
Z. Didic-, 0lciat n-.
On the 18th inst, at st. Tinothy,s Church, Bal
tmore County, Nd. by Rev. c. ". Andrews, as
sisted bv Rev. d. j.. Van B0kSelen, VI. JOHN
n. FON LER, of Bal ,'more County, o. Miss NAN
ME-, daughter Os ,ue late John IA. Nc andree, OF
Shephe-t,,own, Va.
On the 18th inst, at the To'-Cate, where the
groom has resided 'oc twenty yea or mo e. by
Rev. Wm. Hank, NJ. JOHN q. WATKINS to
Miss ELIZABETH JANE MILSON,-al Of this
county
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Old Dominion.

At the reorganization Of the Old Dominion
B. B. Club, the following officers were elected
Pre.i4snf-A. W. HAWKS; Viee Pre- dcgt-J. W.
Lock; Sec. efary--W. w. Rowan; Ire0sarer-B.
ID. Avs.
At the same meeting the following gentle
men were unanimously elected Honorary Mem
bers Of the Club;
w. II. Trave-s, G. W. Sadler, W J. Hawks
". ". b. GaIlabcr. B. +. Beall, W ;. Mason, f.
H. Campbell, ID. Humphreys, II. L. He'skelI, NJ. )
Brown, j. Il. Haines. Capt. John Avis, Rev. y. Z
Hopkins aud De-. G.. +. Mason.
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Trustees Sale
OF
VALUABLE LAND
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.

DY virtue of two Deeds of Trust executed
Id TO the undersigned by John H. Campbell
on the LIST day of September, 1854, an, 0, re-
cord in the Office OF the Recorder of said Coun-
ty-both given to seCr-e his Bonds for the pur-
chase of the Lands which descended ON their
Father Thomas Campbell to his Daughters
Lucy S. and Kate II. Campbell, | will offer at
public SALE in the Gown Of Middleway, in said
County, on the
2Oh day Of july. 1867,
all the Lands conveyed to me in Trust by the
Deeds aforesaid.
The Deed to secure the Bonds of said John
II. Campbell to Lucy s. Campbell-now Mrs
Wysong-conveyed
1913 ACRES, 8 FOODS, and 10 POLES,
and 4th undivided part of 2l5 Acres, Rood
and 80 perches then held as Dover by the Mo-
ther of said John II. Campbell but now unea-
numbered.
The Deed to secure the Bonds of said John
H. Campbell to Kate II. Campbell-now Mrs.
DR.. Hammond-conyeyed
1870 ACRES and S5 PERCHES,
and fourth undivided part of 2l5 Acres, l
Rood and 50 Perches, held thea as Dover by
| their MOther-but now uhencuuDered, making
the whole quantity hereby advertised to be
sold about
SG7 Acres,
and being the most valuable part of the Land
that descended from the late Thomas Camp
bell af said County to bis children and heirs at
Law.
This Land is situated on the old road lead
ing from Middlcway TO Winchester, and about
mes West ON the former place. and about
81 miles ON the Summit Point Depot on the
Winchester & Potomac Rail Road. The Land
is In high state of cultivation, well fenced
and is believed to be among the best of oul
limestone soils.
IMPROVEMENTS comfortable.
gSy~A plat of the Property VIII be shewr
on the day of sale.
TERMS CASH as prescribed by the Deed
Sale to take place at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, on
Saturday, Goth July,
1867, at Niddlcway, Jefferson County, w. Va
| n. S. WHITE, trustee.
June 20, 1SG7-ts
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- FANuLY JOURNAL:


Masonic NNaN'A AeA"AA'
rte Anniversary Of st. John the Baptist,
v celebrated by Mount Nebo Lodge No o.
I'm Shgrle-js:own, on Monday last, by Process
s.-,aal Address. Notwithstanding the threat
ming aspect Of the clouds in the morning, and
Gle f-eoucnt showers, q large number Of the
Brotherhood as wen as spectators were IN at
t--l,7,, About II o'clock the Fraternity,
consisting Of brethren from Sharpsburg and
Irsrrrs.5vu. Nd; Nar,insburg, Bunker-Hill,
Ca--aawl. SmitLGc,j, sc, Marshalei by
Jos. NoNC8EAS. ESQ, assisted by CART. LEE
WrlEg. assembled In the Lutheran Church
Ate, forming, the procession moved through
.1cr..1cipll streets, preceded by the Hagers-
Gown Band 20 the Presbyterian Church, where
after Hymn 10y the Choir, and Prayer, an Ad-
dress. appropriate 20 the occasion, was deliv-
cred by Rev. Brother HENRY BIsE5P, Of Frost
burg. Maryland. twas one Of rare excellence
ana ability, and was listened TO with deep In
t,..st not only By the Fraternity, but by th'
lr-c coacou-se Of ioc,ators present.
The singing ly The Presbyterian Choir, as
sisted Jy tie Nicholas, and German Ieforme,
Cloirs. was exquisite.
Aner the services at the Church, theproces
sion reformed. was marched TO the Pubh
Square. and photographed by Mr.. Thomas L
u.-av ana returning to the Lutheran ChuTcl
was dismissed
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Hagerstown Mail.

To-day we publish the Card Of Messrs. De-
ebert & WAsoS, Of the "Hagerstowh Mail.
Real Estateowners who desire to dispose oftheir
property, are invited to read their Card. The
Mail is a first class newspaper, of very large
circulation, eminently advantageous as an ad-
vertisingmedium. It's ably edited, and every
way deserving its great popularity and pros
perity.
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NEssRs. ED-1oRs:

MEsSRs. ED-TO8s:
As one most deenv and afiect. oncselv il,e estec
in the proposition now being ente-tl red 20, The
removal of the DEAD not On'y the dead. Of few
months or years, bUs re d.! Of the dead or near
" A ccatlrv-frOm the p esJgcrtC1 old chu'c1
| ward ard bs-ia rsoald % the TO-c fCsi ,0ECJ ,
Cemetery, "Edge H''," give NY objections e
the scheme: So,
The Church is not encUmbc-cd with Z debt when
Nothing more than hCnd fEl Of dH7i Of each OF
many og he dead can re-uain, ana that dast must
~ dsiu bed % dig cellars and 90 ito the mortar
beds o. modern speculate S in town los.
MANY of the dead il the old & ave yard hare no
rcpvcstal gys here now 70 resist The Proposed en-
c-oachnc1t or % appeal 90 Che Gaze OF those 10
have Tor tho protection Of tbei- CeU -'1s.
Most II those who have ttc SPOT e1dea-ed to thom
By tender memories Of recent date, are able 70 con
tribute % the rePcr n du aD,e ma aer or me en-
closu-cs. aud l. Tor one, an wi ne AID Wii do my
rlII share IT, as IS a. eyed Dr. the advisers this
proposed resurrection Cld regeneration OF dry
bones ana ha1lowcd drst the time has come in the
which no one is % De found wiling and aole 70
shield with a few dolia-s the only terrestrial INK
between tire and cto--its WI only say that the
proposed removal vii deer the daN OF resarrte'ioh
q while longer. % be again done n cnrsher place,
for unless Gods rctu rection day should not come
before that me, The same lapse o. Seventy years
oves "Edye uli." Which has passed ose. the O'd
Presbs ,esign Grave a D viii have extended the
Corporation en- THAI "Ed-o HIP WI have % I'M
dcrgo quit not co, ard move father down the pike
% make room sO- prcH.u.ion "a toun io,s.
The doctrine and principle thas soil once conse-
Grated 20 the holy purposes % burial should not be
decorated to sccu ~ uses, are as a general Talc,
closely guarded 70 lit'e deeds 20 es ates Gad ed-
d-css with pecursr force TIE finest sediments Of
tie heart.
,-orbi,s9pe and costly pa 'eaton. All can be a.
o. idsd bY proper acton cf those in,erested n the
GA grave-Ya -e ..,,r
Yguc-1. cllltG!cr r.Te ny -'AA-
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Debate

Debate.
Question foT debate at the Academy on Sat-
urday evening next, Goth instant:
(Which exc IS the cater influence over man,
Hope or Fear ~
D,Jdtsrs-A ~ -uative "A. W. Hawks, VIM. h.
Kearsley and Austin Lock.
Nesaiive-W ". Rowan, VIM. Downey and
Harry Moore.
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w Year Round, or 600 per cent. profit on Com
mission. We guaranty the above salary or CON
mission 70 active Industrious agents at their own
homes. to introduce an article Of indispensable uii-
IN; IN every household. For full particulars call on
a. add. G.. W. JACKSON Il CO.,
NAV 30, '67-lt. IL South St, Baltimore, Nd.
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To All Whom 1t May
CONCERN.

INTENDING to publish new DESCRIPTIVE
/ GCC-.AR about the Isl Of JULY, wuich we
vi, seattle broadcast over Maryland Peansy'ya-
MIA, and the more Northern States, we respect i,y
ask all persons ishrg 10 avail themselves Of the
benefits Of our arencv, 10 send or hand us de-
SC ption Of their iANDS, &c, by the 25'h OF TINS
month. Every effort will be made to obtain pur-
classes 20: all properties on our books.
BROWN & ENGLE,
June 90. 1867. Real Estate Agents.
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DIED,

On wednesday morning, 26,h instant. in this
place, ate a p % acted illness, VI - MARGARET
You've, " re Of NJ. Lewis 7. lollg, aged about
Is years.
On the l3,h Instant. ~ b's residence in Clarke
County. % Paralysis, NJ FRANCIS WHITING,
in The S3-d year o. lis age.
in Louisville, Kv., ID inst, oS typhoid fever,
GEORGE BROWN TABB, in the 40ll year o. his
ace. The deceased was q native OsBc-kelcy Co.
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Third Supply.

lust received at the Baltimore Price Store my
ID third instrument of Spring Goods, consist ~
in part of y, Al, 81 and 104 Blcached and IN
Dieaehcd C6ttons; ranicoes, 6i1ghains, liickory
Plaid Domestios, French Corsets. Cassimere5 az
Cassinets, Cottonades and kentucky Jeans fol
Mems and Boys wear Ready-Made Clothing. Shoes
and Hats. The above goods will be sold at the loa
est prices. d. tOLDohiih.
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Ice Creaml
Call and be Supplied.

VUST received at the New Store IN Rippon, No.
d Syrup and Molasscs. Prime RIO Coffee, Brown
Sugars. Crushed DO, Crnpowder and Imperial
Teas Kerosene OIL Rosin Soap, Daley Salt, Can
dies, Pepper, Allspicc, Baking Soia, Nutmegs,
Cloves, Indigo, Starch, Sugar and Water Crackers,
Mason's Backing, Backing Brushes, Lemons and
Oranges, Figs and Rasins, frcsh Oysters Sardines,
Lemon and Raspberry Syrrps.
May 20, 1861. 81. y. FRYER.
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Horses for sale.

Mr.. JONI G. SHIRLEY, as Commissioner, will
sell at public auction, on the 18th July, at
Rippon, fine farm; at the same time and
place he Will sell several valuable hOrses-for
particulars see advertisement at the bottom Of
his Land advertisement on second page.
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For sale or Hire.

NO.1DOISEY REA " Ell, in firstrate order,
Y will be sold low or hi ed to a RESPONSIBLE mGh
to cut his crop. We viii give him the choice %
nav fo, the machine or the nj Mt the end o. har-
r rrs, WEIRlCK i WELLER.
June 20. lSG7.
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MEXco.-Tho report Of the capture Of San
n Anna at S'sal IS confirmed. The cause was
a proclamation Of his sent ashore. The city
ofNcra Cruz was still held for the lmpcTialists.
PAEls.-Thc Sultan Of Turkey has gone TO
Pass. He is the guest Of the Emperor Napo-
leon.
The Emperor Of Morocco is 10 he represent
ei at the Paris Exposition by his brother.
The Emperor Of Russia has returned to St.
Petersburg.
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Land Agents.

III 2. PENDLETON has associated with HA Us
l MICKEY, late Of Pennsylvania In the sale OF
L1Sbs and other HEAL ESTATE Having taken license
Tor the purpose, viii be pleased 70 serve any per
sons in the counties Of Clarke, Warren, L0udonn,
Frederick and Jefferson. They having made eS-
tcnsiyc arrangements 10 secure purchasers Rom
Pennsylvania, New York and Maryland. Any per
sons who nav wish to employ US will send des-
cription Of their LAND specifying the cha acleF OF
improvements, and other mattcra appertaining 20
it, value; also the price, but in all eases We precf
seeing the parties IN person, at ou- residence FOUR
miles from Berry .iie, on the Charlcslown road
Direct communications TO Bcrryyillc. Clarke Coun-
~. Va I. i. PENDLETON,
NAV . lsGT-,f. HAYS MICKEY.
M, Winchester Times, Charlestown Free Press,
Lcesburg Washingtonian please copy, andsend OH
10 advortiscrs.-C.G rke Journal.
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Cooley 81. s-y 3. a- a--ua'ly entertaining
as..e-. tbs ... now 60 years cd,
s---- ~ .',-s Gle Ind IN interest and
usefulness. -.1 ye-r a'y og fashion, the
.l t..ees h.r-rui', Oh. i--l working ncoIle-
woman. r.l -l f-i {. ill # valuable hints
- -rr-.-r-s leqa- uc--s; while thescckc.
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Now Goods.

Il HAVE Just received my second instalment OF
| Spring Goods, consisting Of Callcoos, Mon, ms;
Brown and Blcachod Coiions, White end Col".ed
Fiannels, the best Domestic Ginehans, pad Cot
tons and Check. Also, large variety 81 FANNY
GOODS, HOSIERY aud NOTIONS. The nJv'v
Goods will be sold at the lowest Baltimore prices
The stock of MILLINERY GOODS, is now COM
pete. have full line Of Bonnets, Ladies and
Misses Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnet Frame,
and al other articles belonging to this Trade
The stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and Gentlemens Furnishing Goofs, s well selected,
and will be sold very cheap. VI. BEHRbND.
Opposite Campbell Mason's Drug Store.
MAY 2. 1867
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Notice.

HAVE made out all accounts, nd must insist
on imned.o'e Settlement. Tue Books must be
closed From this date mus; 10 a st;lct CAoll
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