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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-10
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, the 5th inst, at the resi-
dence of George w. BriscOe. ESQ near charles e.
town. bv Rev J. w. Tongue, Mr.. GEORGE w
HOWELL 70 Miss SUSAN F. HICKS. bSth OF JET
fersOn.
On the goth ulI.. 1T Birch Grove Morgan Co.,
w Va bv Rev. H. $. ID. iIeirOnimOus, Mr. JOHN
VIM BAGEANT, of Clarke county, Va, and Niles
HARRIETJANE, daughter Of Philip BOhTer' Esq.
In Grafton, West Va on the Sd inst at the res
ideDce Of John DU0Ian, ksq, by the Rev. J. II. Fan
agan, Mr.CHARLES Z HOOPER 80 Miss MOLLIE
b. PUGH, all OF Grafton.
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NEW GOODS
AND NEW INDUCEMENTS

THE subscriber has just received at his store.
L room IN ~harlestown, opposite the Bank Build
ing, choice selection at new articles OF necessity
which, III addition to his former stock, makes his
assortment complete. lie will sell on moderate
terms, and solicits call from the public He has
just opened Canvas Hams, Dried Reef, Balona
Sausage and Scotch Herring. Fruit Jars, Brandy
Peaches, Picked Onions, Lemon Syrup, Raspberry
Syrup, Candies, Raisins, Filberts, Figs, AIalonds
&c, &c.
GROCERIES
of all kinds and qualities. Wooden Ware Tin
Ware, Japan Walters. LIQUORS-Brandv, Gin,
Port Wine. CatawbA Wine, WhisAey. Superior
Tobacco and seEars. FESH-ShAd, NIackcreI, No
] Potomac Herring.
a fine assortment Of Gents, Ladies' and Child
ren's Shoes aud Hats; Hosiery. Looking Glasses,
Corn Meal, and all other articles necessary to a
complete assortment. Call soon and examine strc X
CO. Country Produce Of all kin IDS. in large or small
quantities, will be taken in exchange for Goods at
market prices. JACOB b. BROWN.
August 6,.lS6E. Agent.
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TAXES! TAXES! TAXES!

I HEREBY give notice to the tax payers of
Il CharIeslown and Osborn townships that ! will
attend in CharLestown at the Carter House the
26Ih. 9th aud 2Sth OF SEPTEMBER, 1867;
1t KuGEcto,cn on tie 30h Of September and
the LIST day Of October; at Rjppon on
the 2d and Sd Of October; at Sum
mir Point on the 4th of OctoLer;
for the purpose of receiving the State and County
tax Tor the year 1861, (Uow due,) which time a
discount OF p PEI cent. will be allowed all
paid on the above numed days. No dscOI mt will
be allowed after the above named days. Persons
wishing avail themselves vi the benefit of the
tice. II shall be strictly adhered to my part.
7. W. POTrERFIELD.
September 10, lS6I-3t. Sheriff.
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EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTF..

THE next Session Of my School for Younr, La
Il dies will commence WEDNESDAY, SIIlt.
day of SEPTEMBER, 1851, and clO9k tbs IHstz
THURSDAY In JUNE, 1865.
Being provided with competent Assistants ever,
advantage for q thorough course in English AlusiS
and the Languages, VIII be afforded. The courSe
of study embraces Latin
Particular attention will be paid TO Music ard
Pupils Will be required to play the Musical Sol
rees, which will be given once in months when
the friends of the Pupils can have an opportunity
TO judge Of their progress.
ESoLlsH OEPAETNENT.-M Mae FORREST.
MATHENATIcs LANeUAsEs--Miss IRENE
INsTsuNExrAL Muspc-MAs RIcHA RDSOS.
Vocal MUsc-MIss MAMIE FORREST.
Terms:
BOARD and TUITION in ENGLISH and EA'rIN
per session. .-.,.........S 2U0.
One kaIf an GaraRoe aNd tie TeRGiHd1 tie first Of
January.
Lights and Washing Extra. The usual deduc-
tion 'nade for pupils who IenIHin OLly during the
DAY SCHOLARS.
Senior Class. ......................SS $50
frlharS Class, ..-..---.---....---.------ Sd
noCAI MuSc'
French, German. Italian and Spanish, each. .2O
References:
:, % The Clergy of ,he different denominations in
Chsrl"stown, aud che patrons of the School.
Mss. <. N. FORREST.
September ,, 1861
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ERRORS OF YoUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv-
Gus Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful iudiscTction, WILL for axe of suffer-
ing humanity, send free to all who need il, the
ciPe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he vas cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the adVertiser's experience, can do so by add
dressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OG DEN, - Cedar street, n. York.
May II, IS67-Iy.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

f. w. WILSON will be supported at the next
county election for of the Delegates to tie West
Virginia Legislature, from Jefferson county. This
nomination. subject to the action Of the COnserva-
tive County Convention. MANY VOTERS.
IF
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TO THE CITIZENS OF KNOXVILLE AND SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.

ROUNDING COUNTRY.
HAVING come in possession of the CnionviIe
e-hOuse property. fully expect by the Goth
25th inst, to open at UniOnvi!le eatirely new
and complete
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE,
embracing everything usually found in a country
store. hope to purchase my goods entirely for
the cash, thus enabling TO sell upon the most IA
VOrable terms: and to that end. ! most urgently
request all persons who indebted to me- and
have not settled their accounts harvest to call
and settle the same at once aud hope no one vii!
attempt to excuse himself because his account il
small. shall continue the business At Elk Branch
and epdeaTCr to keep my stock complete, and not
the community for their liberal patronage. and
hope by attention to business and desire 10 please
and give satisiaction, TO receive continuance of
your iaVOrs To the patrons of UniorviIle Store
and all others who may be kind enough to become
such, you will allow me to Express the hope W it'll
the aid of polite and efficient clerks to render our
selves acceptable to you, and receive your support
Respectfully
Us. MELVIN.
Duffield's, Septs mber 10. 1861 TFPJ
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NOTICE.

TINE partnership heretofore existing between
L TrusseiI & Watson in the mercantile business
at LeetOTn, Jefferson county, has been dissolved
by mutual consent. TIE business will be hereafter
conducted by J. L Trussell.
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NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned has just returned frhm BaIti-
more, ana Is now prepared to offer the citizens
of Leetown and adjacent country, every desirable
article OF MERCHANDISE His stock is complete
and general, and will be offered as Low as they
can be procured elsewhere in the county. He
liciIs 4 call. J J. TRCSSELL.
Leetovn, September 10, 1861,
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
IMPROVED LAMBS FOR SALE.

T WILL sell at public auction at Mrs. Frames
L Farm, three miles out the BerryviIlc Pike, on
81 TERDAT. SEPTEMBER ii. 1867.
as Head OF BUCK & EVE LAMBS.
raised from the South Down Flock belonging to ].
Howard McilenrY, Esq, of Maryland The Lambs
from a COtsWold aud SOuIhdOWn Buck, nd are,
therefore, not Thorough bred, but would still be
improvement most of the FlOcks in this County.
Terms-under SO Cash, over that amount Six
Months credit, with interest from date.
September D, 1867. A. r. IL. RANSOM.
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CLIQUE OF BONE."
FARMERS ATTENTION!
Heetown Mills.

HAVING rented the Leetown Mills, belonging
IA to Hon. i. p. w. Balch, and the same having
been put ia thorough repair, am prepared to
grind for customers at the usual rates Of toll. /
will give barre! Of Super Flour for very 300
pounds Of good McrchartabIe Wheat and stand
The inspection in any of the eastern Inarkcts-
Hoping by a strict attention 10 business and de-
sire to please, to merit and receive liberal share OF
patronage, am with respect
The PUblic's humble servant,
ABRAHAM HARRIS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Sd Quarterly Meeting of the NJ. E. Church,
South, for Jefferson Circuit will be held Smith
field, the 2IsS nd 22d of September. The Presiding
Elder, Rev. VIM. >. Baird. will be prcsent.
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A CARn.

THOMAS C. GREEN,
WILL attend to cases in Bankruptcy for resi-
w dents OF the counties of Jefferson. Berkeley,
Morgan, Hampshire. Hardy, Mineral and Grant
90 Office in ChArlestOWn. Jefferson county,
West Va.
July is, lS6T-tE
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SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF a VALUABLE
Brick House 81 Lot.
In B0Iivar.


n pursuance ola decree rendered on the 23d day
County, Virginia, In the of George b. Stephen
sou aud William Mccoy, Plaintiffs, Us. John s.
HOckcnsmith aud hsiTs, de lendents
depending therein in Chancery, aud also IN puT-
suance Of u GecTce made by his Honor, Judge E. b.
Hall, ia the same depending before him IN the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, west Virginia,
at tue October 1870, OF said Court. Sp cia
Commissioner appointed, authorized by saId de-
Crees to ake sde OF the residue OF the real estate OF
John ). HOckensmith, deceased, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day OF OCTOBER, 1861,
at u O'clock noon, in front of the Shenandoah HO.
tel ia the town OF HarPer's Ferry, Will otter at
public sale to the highest bidder, the residue Of the
real estate OF John ). HOckensnIith, deceased, in
the bill and proceedings menIIOned-the same being
4 LARGE TWO-STORY
3I.1Ck 8ui1dj11E,
AND Lor OF GROUND
to came belonging, lying aud being in ~
North Bolivar, Jefferson County, West fIr- h9TE1
gInia, and IrOntiug Washington street, llIlHa
Dover, the widow Of said John 5. HOckensmIth
having agreed. and the Court having 10 uGCreed,
that she snail have allowance for her Dover IA
her husbands real OF the nIUies arising
from SAID sale. Tins property eIiSibiy cit
Oatcd Ia the town Oi Bolivar, aud the lot itself Is
large aud productive. 1t Is the same property in
which tie WIDOW OF john ). HOcke nsuIth now
SIDES.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third in cash aud the
residue IN one aud two equal annual payments,
with interest from the Gay vi sale, and secured by
a deed OF trust on the premises sold.
ISAAC FOUKE,
Sept. 10, lS67-tds. Special COmmissIOner.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
SURROUNDINGS AND LEATHER

n NhW bNIGhFhlSEI
SURROUNDINGS AND LEATHER,
BANTZ & WACHTER,
HAVE opened, in connection with their Tauuerv
n LEATHER L SHOE-FINDING STORE,
At No. CT, West Patrick street.,
CEELow BART0Is' HOTEL,)
FREDERICK CITY, MA RYLAND,
where they will keep on la nd a generaIassortment
Of LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS, such as
Hemiock Sole Oak Sole,
Calf, Kip, Upper Sheep. French Calf
Harness. Bride, ShiTting nd Morocco;
Innings, Binding, Lasts. Boot Trees,
CrinPiDg BOards, Shoe IIs-:1Iners aud Knives
Bristes. Thread, Tacks Wax
and in fact everything shoe mn t,fa-t uTer NAV
want IN his business, which will sell as cbe.o
as can be boughtin any city. PurchaseTs viii dc,
well TO call and examine our EIOcE before pur-
chasiug elsewhere.
CJ- They will aIso keep constantly on hand a foil
suppp Of every variety Of Ladies' and Ger tIeLnc ma
SHOE uP:ERS, ready fitted for bottoming.
.... I ERNIS-CASH
70 PcrsCns from this section. our city pFesents
the advantage OF enabling them To visit us make
their purcluseP, and return the same day, giving
them several hOu"s in the city.
GJ- HIDES bought at the Store, or at the Tannery
at the end of Vest Church street. We will alSo
receive HIDES in exchange for LEATHER, or any
other material in our line.
BASTZ 4 WACHTER
No. 81, West Patrick street Frederick
February %, IS6T-6n.S
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SAVING! sAwING!! SAwING!!!
1'HE Saw Mill attached 20 the above il now in
L complete repair, ana am prepared to do ca W.
ing with neatuess and dispatch, aud on reasDn BILE
terms The patronage Of the neighborhood IL re-
sPecrfuly collected. A HARRIS
Leeto~n ,,Scptsrnbrr 4 balm
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Valuable Farm.
JeHcrson County,
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers at private sale his val
i liable Farm near Kcarneysville, jefferson
county, West Virginia, containing
2SS Acres.
more or less. The land Is the finest quality of
Limestone, and unsurpassed in fertility and pro
duCtivrness by any land in JefTersou county.
About eighty acres of the tract are in FINEsaS
TIMBER, with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail. Wv
road running through it, afOrding facilities
for putting the wood aud lumber into market with
but little trouble expense of hauling One of the
best business DcpOts along the line of the b. 4 o.
r. r. is within two hundred yards OF the farm
An extended description of the farm and its i'm
Provements is deemed unnecessary, as persons de-
string to purchase will view the premises before
doing SO.
Oo1 For information in regard to terms, &C., ad-
dress A. S. cambridge,
Kearnevsvlle, Jefferson county, w va.
August ID, lS67-tf.
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CRARLES DAVIES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and In
BANKRUPTCY.


HarPer's Ferry, West Virginia.
MIR. DAVIES Icing a member OF the Bar Of the
Ifl CircUi; and District Courts of the Ulited
States. is prepared to undertake any business in
Bankruptcy that may he given him, during the
short time the Bankruptcy act is likely TO remain
in existence.
July 81. 1867.
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SITUATION WANTED.

DY young lady from Port Royal, Va. as teach
ID er in private family. Recommend arir'ns CIV
en- If necessary. Address -. =. c., Port Royal,
Caroline county, Va, or ] G. Shirley, MiddIeWay
Jefferson county, West. Va.
August -, IN6T-3t-
Winchester Times cory 81 and send bill 10 J, G.
Shirley, MiddleWay.
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SHANNONDALE DISTULEBY.

PECHARD b. WASHINGTON. Special, and
II JOHN AVIS, General Partners, hAvin erected
aDlstiIIery at "River View (VanNacteT's,) and
having furnished it with entirely new Fixtures,
and employed competent and experienced Dis
u!lerD are prepared TO manufacture
:"
Of the very best quality.
They will be prepared at all times to purchase
GRAIN for Eaid purposes, and will ALEC pay Hbera!
prices for HOGS. PerrOns having Hogs for sale
will do we'll by calling the undersigned.
September ;, 1867. JOHN AVIS,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ANDREW HUNTER,
SOLICITOR IN MATTERS OF BANK

AOEECEs
HAVING specially prepared for the business !;
II aud not being excluded from the United States
Courts; will prosecutc diligently. all applications
for the benefit Of the late Bankrupt Law, committed
to him.
OJ-He will regularly attend the Federal Court
at Ciark'burg, and elsewhere as the cases may re-
quire.
CharlestOwn, July I6, Is67-tf
New Era. Martinsburg. and Winchester Times,
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THE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES',
IN CHARLESTOwN,
FINDER the charge of the UNDERSIGNED will bea
~ opened for the next scholastic year, at The resi-
dence of Major EearsIey, Main street, on NIOn-
day the 10th day.Ot September next, aud CIOsc on
the last Friday IN June. 1868.
The course of instruction embraces the usual
branches of English education ht in our schools
including also Latin. French and Music.
TERMS.
The Primary Glass, for each Session ,......SI2O 90
The Middle Class, including LOtin,......... 10 90
The Senior Class, and l.atin,.............. 5000
IIenCH' ..-.-.---......-.--. 500
"'uslS'-''.'.. -....-.-------... GOOO
One halfin all cases to be paid in advance for
each session.
Co Boarding will be provided and further par
hculars made known, on application tho sub.
scriber. ROBERT +. BROWN.
CharlesJown, jefferson county.
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Exports Of the World.

France exports wines, brandies, silks,
fancy articles, jewellery, clocks, watches,
paper, pcrfumery and fancy goods gen-
eruly.
Italy exports corn, OIL, flax, wines, es-
sence, dye stuils, fine marble, soap, pain.
taings, engrayings mosaies and salt.
Prussia exports linens, woolens zinz,
articles Of iron, copper and brass, indi-
90, wax, hams, musical instruments, to-
bacco, wines and porcelain.
Germany exports wool, wooden goods,
linens rags, corn, timber, iron lead, flax,
hemp, wines, wax, tallow and cattle.
Austria exports minerals, raw and
manufactured, silk thread glass grain,
wax, tar, nutgall, wines, honey and mat
hcmahcal Instruments
England exports wooden, glass, hard
ware, oaithenWare, cutlery, mon metal
lie wares salt, coal, watches, Tin, silks
aud incns
Russia exports tallow, ha&, hemp.
hoIs iron, copper, linsced, lard, hid 8
wax, duck, cordage, bristle, fur, potaeh
aud tar.
Spain exports wine, brandy oil, fresh
and.d dried fruits, quicksilver. sulphur,
salt, cork, saffron, anchovies, silks and
weolens.
China exports ten, rbubarb, musk,
| ginger, zinc, borax, silks, cassia, flagrec
works, ivory ware, lacqurcd ware and
porcelrn
Turkey exports coffee, opium, silks,
drugs, gums, dried fruits, tobacco wines
camel's hair, carpets, camlett, shawls
and morocco.
Hindostan exports silks shaNls car
pets, opium saltpetre, pepper, gum, in-
dlgo, cinnamon, cochineal, diamonds,
pearls, and drugs.
Mezico exports gold and silver, cocll1
meal indigo sarsapalilla, yanill, jalap,
fustic, campeachy wood pimento, drugs
and dyestuii's.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, sugar,
rice, hides, dried meats, tallow, gold,
diamonds and other precious stones,
gums, mahogany and india rubber
West indies export sugar, mclasees,
rum, tobacco, sogars, mahogany, dye
/ wood, coffee, plmcnto, fresh fruits and
preserves rubber, wax, ginger and 9TH
or spices,
Switzerland exports cattle, oEecpe,
butter tallow dried fruit, Lime, fills,
yelyets laces, jewels, peper and gun
powder
East Indies export cloves nbtmege,
mace, pepper, rice, indigo, gold dust,
camphori benzoin sulphur, ivory, rat
ems, sandals wood, zinc and nuts.
United States exports principally ag-
l1enltural produce, cotton, tobacco
flour, provisions Of all kinds, lumber,
tufpentine and wearing apparel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-01
Ill.,orr ID the Rel Lon.

In the AFanio1 ITfe,lg Aeas pab-
hshed ai Manchester, England, IS s
capital story with the above title Ii
she number We have tie Chamber.maids
story, which we copy May not tho
burning rebnke administered 20 the
elder Crowther be repeated many times
on this side 81 the Atlandcg
rnr eHkmHERaNp HTcown CONFIDENTIAL
III tel Won something, Mr. A. 81 r..
that stands for A Merry Fellow, be hel
be- / know my letters yon see. It's q
secret that's been weighing on my mind
Tor fortnight, and I'm suro Ia never
haze had my sleep il il hadn't been for
taking laudanum IN nay gin; not that
| take much GIN, you know. only drop
now and then for the tooth-ache. But
about this secret: Its abouta lodger we
had a month or two since, such nice
young man, but 50 mysterious, with a
black, flrM cloak and brown trousers,
and such q bright diamond breast-pin,
with light blue eyes and white teeth,
and such a slnilel You should have seen
him smile, m sure ! thought as if
could have given my chance Of a new
bonnet to see such smile every day.
Well, although he was always smiling,
he seldom spoke, and / noticed that he
always wore gloves He drank n great
deal, and when he had had glass OF
two lac would begin to frown, and look
Us gloomy as any thing, but he never
pulled his gloves of; and every now
and then he would begin To smile again
and well be might he was smiling foi
his life One day that he was rather
tinsy, he put his hand into bis pocket
to pull out his pencil case TO write
something, and he pulled apiece Of news
paper out at the same time, and il
huttered to the floor unseen. / picked
it up, but / did MT give it to him then
because, you see, i was curious to sec
what it was about. Well. when out O
the room l loked at it, and saw it wat
an advertisement ont Of the Times, but
here ii is:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-01

YoUN9 Mas YounE WASTED. 4 wo-
man wants you. Don't forget her. No
matter il you are poor, Don't wait to
be rich, i you 10, ten 70 one II YOU are
fit to be married. Marry while sou aro
young and struggle up together. But
mark, young man, the woman don't
want you il she is to divide her aflec-
tions wlth cigar spiitoon, or whiskey
Jug Neither does she want sou II yqi
don take care of hcr. and fhe fife
after thoughts" which are pretty sure t.
follow. Neither does she want yol
simply because YOU are 4 man. the a,n-
milton of which j. too apt to be an ani-
ma that wares bifurcated garments On
hls lower limbs g section II stote-pite
on his head saeus Ike a pifate. ri.d
is given 70 filthy practices gcnaally
She wants you for compahion. n help.
mate she wants you to have leafnodt0
regulate your appetite and passionf; Ia
short the image " God but in DC like
mess of beast II y0n are strong II 4
good purpose. iirn h resistance 10 evil.
pure in thought and.act.0n az Won -
qaIre her 20 bc aHd without which II.
ward purity neither 81 sou afc ia for h
husband and wite, Il son love wrtre
aad abhor vice. II you ars geu1emani,
tofbaaring and kind. and Tot l8Ed tan
ing, exciting and brutal, young man
that woman wants sou. that modest
FAR, cheerful rlehtl9akng Iank
spoken woman, We meaa NhG aIls sour
idea y mad end IT, Il t sle fhat
wants son @ M beu gon l.te
Nietlr she g r.eb poor Hi ~
you both The above aanf
without further afp
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s.a,r be gHna iicm Idaho
rai iHo eud som came on pleasant mora
y tfHiH dl teutlaur3 ea.
Bt8rns auay IS H sped along
Tie fgh youugsier from hdho,
T. ti. hard, ~ bella bundle small,
Is buH8le 81 ula0es, lrew, ftcwn,
Which led s'oiis iirm ifiendg IN the country
ls Young man from Idaho.
Tho ttr1 money lhai paid hs fare
Wa. b1rawoH, Hc poaf2 Oh, no.
Bar aii De iHeu Ind with hm were cketkf
On some banks u Idaho.
Would tcu 1uoU The res, of this story strange
News bs telegraph Eacs az SLOW
Giles Hn wa uleHgeE gy city police,
'ihs y0uugsior ftom liaho."
The sequel % ibis 8 yerf plain.
Tie ptoTie seon ceased o. crow
Over tEe "reh pscaual CorN man
Who GENES Hsm l3aho
MoBAf~
% ue, always trust n rchest
All'Hnnl gold that Kil.ters, yea kuowi
Put not yuul trus, lH every man
Thou b he's fich and fon Idaho.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-01
FLOUR.

have m deducng per II One Dollar
upwards ene Pork Flour and Kerosene when cahd purchase
advise my friends in the trade keep lowering
prices expect low FUTILE goods
and he the first
fhe market
A bougt before the advance goods know
cheaper and look over stock
pe then sA lkewise
Dis Store is Full aud l & make for goods get
Isy QrWhst hae
BE Ii (. c. ruTrLE's, Agent E.sr Dsasrr