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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-03
Elec lions.

That our readers nav have before them.
mr reference, ~s publish tho names Of
States in which elections take place th;.
year
IowA-Octobsr 8 -Govarnor, L;ent,
Governor. Secretary Of State, Auditor,
Treasurer. Superintendent Of Public In
s'itu'ions. Judges and meu,hers OF Lasis.
la'nra.
KASsAs-Novsmher 6.-M.mh.rs Of
Legisls'ure. and amend, ,nents 20 Consti,u-
ton.
MARYLAND November 5.-Coas,itu
ton.
MAssAcnUsETrs-N 5.-Gov
amor. Lieu 'ensn'-Cov srnor. Secretary of
State. Treasurer, ,At'o'nsv-Gene Coun.
cilIors and members Of Generai Court.
ovemher s -Governov.
Liau'anan'-Grverno-, Secretary of State.
Auditor, Tres.nre'. Anornev-Generals and
members OF Legislature.
NV jersey Y-Novemhe. 6 Members
of Legislature
NEw YoRK -Novamha, 5 5-Secrs,s,v
ofSts,e. Comptroller. Treasurer. Attorney
General. State Engineer and Su,vevor.
Canal Commissioner. Insrector ~ State
Prisons. Judges and members Of Lepisl..
ture.
OnIo-Ociober 8 -Gnvevnor. Lieut..
Governor. Treasurer Of State, Auditor,
Comptroller Of the Treasury. Attorney
General. Judges, members OF Bos,d of
Public Works. members OF Legislature
and suffrage amendmsot to the Coos,ita
tion.
PEsSsYLvASIA-Octo S.-Jndya OF
Supreme Court aud members Of Legis
lature.
.W,scoSnS-November s -Govsvno,.
Lieutenant G"ysrnor, Secretary Of State,
Treasurer. Comp'roller, A,tornev-Gener
Al. Inspacton OF Prisons. msm1-Ts os
Legislature and anaer dnent to Constitu
ton.
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In Mana tb. nsmo.,.to Lo.o H

In Maine, the Democrats have forty.
five representatives, against thirteen last
year. Senator Fsssenden writes: ~
have written co letter and expressed no
opinion on the suMec. Of Impeachment. !;
1t will be time enough 70. me to express
an opiaioo on tba. suhjsc. when the case
comes before me. You are at liberty 10
contradict that report. as I do not like to
be considered as giving the lie to all I
have said in the Senate with regard 10
my duties ~ Senator 10 such q csse.p
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MsErIEo OF rnx GovERsoss-O,

MEETIEo OF TnE GovERsoas.-On
Th"''dsy IAs' Governors ogIebv. 0: Hi
noi'. Fletcher. Of Missouri, and Grape. Of
Michigan, bsld an interview in the CITY OF
Chicago with Messrs Yates. Logan, Judd
B'om~sl!, Terry. and other members Of
Congress WHO agreed in the policy OF e.
'i,ine the Republican Governors to hold
= couaciI similar TO that which met at
Aitoo"s Ia 1892 The .ia.e spoken Of
ws from the 20th Of September to Oc,o
Der let. and the place Chicago. Wasling
ton. or Phil.dslphis The oij.c. Of the
meeting said to be 10 concsr, measures
fo' the impending csmpsiqn in view Of
the altered condition Of public affairs -
Eypress.
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hsp2y to inform Miss Feuner, that her
story, entitled 'Life's Trials ha, received
the prize The editor will be happy TO
engage Mis- Fenner AS permanent con.
tribu'or, on her own terms"
The red and white succeeded each other
on LiIias cheek as she pernsed the we'll
come words Her lips broke into bright,
happy smiles
"Three hundred dola~l and all my
ownl Oh" murmursd Lila. 81 can
prove to my aun, noU how dearly l love
Uncle Water!
Mrs. F-nner was sitting sewing at the
window when tae excited girl came up 10
her a fe" minute, subsequently.
Aunt Mary. bo- much money did
'ou say nv uncle had narrowed from the
Jew lawyer I"
Two hundred dollau Whvi"
"ilsrs are three hundred dnllsr., aunt.
Take it. aud don't, don't pray think any
more that | do not love my unclr!"
The work dropped from Mrs Fenner's
lap.
"Child where did you ee, this none, :
Oh, Walter, NV husband ! the weights is
lifted off our liress"
"L'Iia, my child, what does this meanir
Questioned her uncle, turning hi, blind
face vaguely toward the light.
And Lila, kne-l,ng at the side Of NJ
Fenners arm chair. with hi. hand tight.
~ clsspeL in hers. and her ch eek against
his shoulder. ,o'd him ho~, all the dav.
her aunt had blamed for "idling a~ay."
her time had been spent in the writing OF
this story that proved so sueressful.
"And, UNCLE" she concluded, I'VE shall
never be poor snv morel shall earn
money, and It shall all be vonrs."
INV little guardiSn angel nv house
hold Lirv." mnrmureG the old u,an while
Mira Fenner was fairly crv,ng with inv.
A, tha, happy mom-r, Lila fe, ,hs,
it WAS indeed mor- blessed to give thsn to
receive.
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Tho Stiff Man.


Josh Billings who is ALWAYS SAYING
'oms.hing good because he can't help it,
lets of on the s,if man:
the Stiff Man looks down when he
walks upon folks. He doesn't seem tsw
have but one Timber jn. in him, and that
IL located in his nose.
He is = kind ov masculine turksy ON
parade in a barn'yard.
He IL generally loaded with wisdom
cleer up ts" the mnzzell, and when he
goes oph makes . noiss like q ksnnop.
but don't dew emmy damage.
hav seen him fire into a crowd and
mise evry man.
As a general thing stiff men git IN ad
dredful easy. and bsv,ew 81. over i, drsd.
ful easy. beksse folks ain. apt tsw git .
big skare at what they ain't afraid ov.
Stiff man had q grandfather once who
went to Kongress from our Distric,, and
there ain't one in the whole family that
has, been able tsw ei, Timber sinse.
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LARGE PCRoHAsE or CosTEDgRArE
BosDs The Washington correspondent
OF the Nes York Tribune ssys: "Trust
worthy news from Nav Oriesns 10 receiv.
ed to ibe effec, that il is learned that one
OF the largss, brokers OF that city has
purchased f265 600 Of sigh, per cent.
Confederate bonds Of the ass1 of SOL :,
s"d $500 900 of the issus OF 1853. to 6ll
an order either from the Nouh or from
Europe. The prices paid are no, known,
DO. !, i. though, ,hs, this is part OF the
sum Of q nalion in ConfeS Wate eirh, ne,
esnta. advertised Tor 10 The National In
telG9eneer Of recent date. The officers
OF the bank hero. advertising for ihss.
bonds. state thst = reqasst ~as made on
sbs'n hy anne par,ie. 10 Europe for |.
numtsr Of The notes. which they wished
merely for euho,ity.-. ~ = '"'
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JSrFERsoS DAVIS AND nus TR1AL.-
A Richmond correspondent. of tue New
York Tribune writes:
Fr"m an authentic source I have ,e.son
20 state that Jefferson Davis will be tried
At the November term Of the United
States circui, court here, aud ,hat he will
be forthcoming At that time. The coun.
eel for the defence will declare themselves
ready for trial. The court will signify i,s
assent in tho sams manner Tho govern
men, will ask for time under tho pr.ten.s
oi being unprep'ed; = shift to get out
OF the trial. The court will then say 4,
will hsin session Tor consid derable period.
which win afford the govern nment ample q
une to prepare. aLd il its Representatives
fail to prosecute the prisoner before ths
term OF the cou't expires, it will 10 tha,
case probably declare the prisoner de
charged. iu the sbsenss Of the prosecution.
Such will most probably he the program
me OF the long expected Davis trial. and
such the upsho, Of i, 10 the case OF the
failure Of the government to subs,sutia,
its chsrgea The country will thsu be
rid OF q serious incuu,hrance.
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Wouldn't il be we'll for tie colorei
fo'ks to consider the fact that the wonder.
ful changes in sentiment in Kentucky,
Connecticut and California, to say roth.
ing Of other Northern States. Is simply
opposi.ion to negro or mixed suffrage
We advise them to thipk about It we'll be.
tore they throw themselves into the
troublesome ssa of political strife. The
end is not yet. and the Whites will rule
this continent.
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Hold On, Boys.

Hold on TO your tongue when you are
JUS, read! to swear, lie, or speak hastily.
or sse An improper word.
Hold on to your hand when you are
about to strike, steal, OF do sny improper
act.
Hold on to your foot when you are on
tho poin, Of kicking, running away from
study. or pursuing the path OF error.
shame or CRIME.
Hold on to your temper when you are
angry. excited, or imposed upon, or 9th.
srs are angry abou, you.
Hold on to your heart when evil per
'"Is seek your company and invite yeu
to join their games, mirth, or revelry.
Hold on to your name At all times, fl,
1t is more valuable to you than gold, high
places, or fashionable attire.
Hold on to the truth, for il will serve
veil. and do you good .hroug bout e,er,
nitv.
Hold on 10 your virtue; II 10 above all
price 10 you in all times and in all places.
Hold on 10 your good character, 70, /,
is, aud always will be, your hes, wealth.
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GooD ron MRs. P.-"Wul you have .
Daily Sun ~ said = news boy to Mrs.
Par,ing,on.
"Will have = daily soni WHY, YOU
little scapegracs! How dare you iusinu.
ate against = lone woman from homo -
No, indeed guess I won't hsvs a daily
son. Ny poor dear man used to com.
plain awful when presented him With .
yearly son! A daily son. indeed Bs.
gone. you little ups.art imp" and the old
lady called for the old turkey fan to keep
her from faIntins.
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lat Makes 9 Eashel.

Fo' the benefit Of those who are mo-
thoroughly posted in such matters, ",
publish. = statement, showing VIA, con
'titu'es = husheI:
Corr. sbs'lsd. City eigb, pounds.
Rye, hhy six poueds. ~ ..n
Irish Po'stoes. sixty pounds.
Barley. forty six pounds.
Corn, on the cob, seventy pounds.
Bock~hea', hft'-,~o pounds.
O-'s, thir,y-t~o pounds. .......
Sweet po'atoss. fif,y pouuds.
Onions. 6f'y seven pounds.
Beans. s'rty-i~o pounds.
Bran. twenty pounds.
c!ossr seed. forty Ave posnds.
Timothy sesd, sisty poend..
Pax se~d. fhy SIX pounds.
Hemp ssed, for,y-si1 pounds.
Slue c-..s. fourteen pouads.
Dried spples, t~e",y-toar pounds.
Dried peaches, thirty three pounds o
peeled and thirty sir Of unpseied.
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EScouRAGENySr.-T Washington
correspondent Of ths Boston Post .svs {:
Es-Go,ernor F. w. Pickens OF South
Carolina. is here tn consult with the Pre-
sident touching Tho affairs in the Second
Military D.,ric,. lie ssys the removal
OF General Sickles bas ersstIr encouraged
the indus,'isl cl.sses Of South Cs,oliss =.
aid rha, conf lance in the good t,ith Of
the Federal Government is bsine rapidly
restored. General 'Csnby has been favora,
bly, received and every sns i. pleased With
the change. Governor Pickeos thinks
thu several negroes will be returned 10
Congress.
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A NATIONAL DiLEnxA.-The New
York Herald thus speaks Of the war be
tween the Fsderai'Executivs and The Uni
ted States Congress: "rhs battle ha. 10
be Tough, At Washington, .nd must nov
rapidly nsrrew do~s TO that point wbe,s
tas t~o great powers will strike a. each
other. wbiehsssr vins. the rs.uI, /. an
ovsrthrow Of tbs Government"
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II i' stated upon apparently reliable 10.
formation, that Chief Justice Chase has
written to the Prssidsnt sustaining the
civil suthoritiss IN the Judicial cases in
North Carolins out Of which arose the
conflict Of authority between General
Sicklos and Marshal Goodlos.
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Have the coursVe 20 "cut" the osNst
agreeable acquaintance you have -hes
you are convinced that he lacks principle.
A friend should bsar ~i,h Q friends IN.
ffmitiss. but not with bis vices.
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There isa ehspes 81 Cape May for i'm.
p~oso'oss, yoaih. ! Young lady ~ lh.s
Watering place has rsfssed all her wealthy
admire" and msiotsius tha, love 10 .
cottage will slooe sstisfy her.
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TaE RISE IN GoLD The New York
Times. referring to the high price Of gold,
Gays: "Thers is nov deep under cur.
rent OF distrust, anxiety and uncertainty
about the future"
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SELECTED STORY.
THE PRIZE STORY.
By HELEN PoRREsr GRAVES.

wants TO hear the paper read to him. and
Marys apron mus, be ironed, and there
are hundred thugs to l'e donel wish
you were no, so idle in your disposition r.
There WAS deep crimson glow on
Lila Fennsr's cheek rs abe came down
stairs in obedience to her aun,'s summons.
and meekiy took up the newspaper to
read the morning news 10 her blind uncle.
She was not what the world calls "a
pretty girl" There WAS no velvet bloom
TO her lips, no violet light in her eyes.
hu, Lila had n very sweet and interesting
face, nevertheless. and there was soma
thing very graceful in the willowy move.
mcn,, Of her slight figure.
"Dnn', scold my little Lilis," said the
blind man. caressinclv passing his hand
over the bright braids Of the young girls
hair, as she nestled down on low uool
at his feet, "she does her best, vile !" q.
"Scold I'd like to know who could
help ,colding," said Mrs. Fenner, ps,u
family "liere we are, with all the work
bsh""h""d, and everything going to rack
and ruin. while Lila. whom we've always
cared for like one Of our own children, ia
i'lIing away her time up in her own room
IL 90" sR"'y' s''n the angry woman,
"u'"'"g up rs 'he went on. "i''a must
"eg'" I" d" '"""'h" !" ss'" her own
i''"g'. we can "hofn 10 keep her any
''"ee''
NV "e"r' 'em""su*'ed ""her Fen.
"e'' vii" I" ''S"' contraction OF h'' calm
''"""' ~ " 'he "or'' "Sd h"'' "'m' ''k"
oo" 'ne Is my de"" o'o'"efs only
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cant he'p w. s"'d Ma. fehne'.
mere W" arc WIN rent ""c grocery OIL
o"P'''' An" '"' Two "u""reo oo'"r' 20"
borrowed "''" Tue I""'"A'n street 'a"ye'
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Why 10 . ooncsiisd fool like . rife g.
Because be hes vacant spscs under the
cap.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-31

1'HE above stock will be disposed Of on the P1P
Il uLAR oSE-PRIcE PLAN. giving every paIrUn +.
fine Gold or solid Silver Watch for $40. WITHOUT
WRIOHT BRo. & Co, I6I Broadway. New York.
wish TO immediately dispose al the above magnif-
cent stock. Certificates. naming the articles are
placed in sealed enyelOpcs, and well mixed Hold
ers are emitted to the articles named il. their Ger
tifcaTe. upon payment Of Ten Dollars whether n
be watch worth $1,000 or one worth Icss The
return OF any OF our certificates cnttIcs You to n
articles named thereon, upon pa ymcnt Trrspectivc
OF its worth, and as no article valued less than
is named on any certificate. il will at once be scen
that this 10 lottery, but straight forward Ieiti
mate Transaction, which may be participated in
even by the most fastidiOus.
single certificate will be cent by mail most
paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, five for s eleven
for So. thirty three and elegant premium for SIS
sixty six and more valuable premium for 9 TO- one
hundred and most superb Watch for SIS. To
agents or those wishing employment, this is n rare
opportunity. 1t is "a IegitmafcIy conducted buSi-
ness duly authorized by the Government a nd omen
to the most careful scrutiny. Watches sent by Ex.
PresS' with bill for collection delivery 60 t:iat no
classification possibly occur. Try us bddresa
WRIGHT, BROTHER & CO.. Importers,
November u, lS67-3m
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SADDLES ANDHXRNEss.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.
NEW CODES! NEW GQOHS!!

A q have Just returned from Baltimore with the
"a a'g's', best selected hHd cheapest stock Of
goods nave ever offered the public, would ask
an examination OF the by the Iadi~s ard Gem
tem"n al Chtr!vstown anC vicinity, feeling conf
Siett 'he stock Viii compare favorab!y with others
both - I" price aud scIcrtion.
=EooiH s-k the special attention of the ladies IN
my sl,ck Of DRESS GOODS, consisting in part Of
ALP4CAS. "
PCPLINS,
REPS.
DELAINES, sc.
all Of which have been selected With great rSre-
Call early. D. HOWELL
October |, 1861.
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GET THE BEST!
TINE SAVED Is MONEY MADE!
ME very beet Sowing Machine in u.o is the
WILCOX & GIBBS NOISELESS FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, which by its rapid motion
SAVES TIME,
and by its nnisclcss operation docs not shock the
nerves, but its work glideS away from under the
needle with agical swiiness leaving the operator
In state of ioR md relief that much ha
been mplishCd in little ii ne without labor
Tor there was no Perplezity to get
THE NEEDLE SET;
no wondering how to get the two tensions arranged
Just right; there va: no ceaseless cIat!er to die.
motion. causing total dissrrRnEeTnrnt Of needles
boboins' and shuttles. after a half hour spent in
GETTING READY;
neither was there the exhSustnE labor 10 run con.
sequcnt upon much and complex machinery: there
was none Of these difficulties. for in the Letter q
all thCsr have been done away with aad AZ better
satisfaction can BE- had by seeing its operation We
advice Pcrsons needing just such machine 10 call
At the residence Of Mrs Ann p. MnnrDe, Charles.
town. where one can h. IN o IeTAtion, or send
for samples Of work and circulars To
THOMAS NJ. GARRISON
Oct 10. lSbI-Sm Frederick City, Md.
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DRUGGISTS AND APOTUECARIFs


A kE prepared to furnish every thing ia thc,, lin.
upon the most favorable terms They have In
stoIe tue largest AMI most complete stuck Of oods
'J nave ever 'ii'I"d TO the public Their GtSek "
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Patent and FANNY Medicines ia endI,ss IN VARIETY
lhey cell the attention OI Country PbysiriaSS
10 sNch art'cIcs used ia their pFnrtie Ell
ing conhjenl they make IL to their intcTtst u
D"y from lhSm instead Of going to Baltimore.
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS.
p E r F U NJ cry, SOAPS.
Preparations for Dyeing, Preserving and Dres,isr
Inc HAIR Tooth. Nail aud Hair Brushes Con, b.
O,cS,ing, Flne' G, i equal to that ANY sialaE
Fre;CnPtion' entrusted TO them nj be com
pounded with EeatnrSs nd accuracy
feIsOna wishing supply Of 500
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
Dyss NaTniEhss, COloTs md everything Im thu line
al Painters Materials. will End Ih, " Rtas .aTVe
and as chSn p a. they an be sJId anyUheTr.
1, hne SssoTtmrnt Of paper and envelope for La
They are the Wholesale Distributing Agents for
me morning Star BitteTs Company Tor this and
GAFke Counties. Merchants wishing them ~ the
prize.
= All the shove mentioned goods they offer ~ low
BguTes for CASH. No gnOris soid on eredit
Persons owing them will piesse COnIe ferwaFd /.
do not do c-e,G business When ibdtI1rntSs
eVeTy month. - - - - -
4
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BALTIM0RE& o.iR.R !!C0MpaNY
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAOsR.uR.
IN E FABLR

TaAISs GOlSs wEsr-
icaw. ssSSrPer'S Ferry at 20 NJ and iisPH
i, nSoeh 90 q 81 and IS PAlltST
49,. D. D. ~ - switch et - NJ and n p ~
1. tlkIieS~n AZ 6 - ~ aud - PRJiff I'D
is'.s ShaII cstSS n a. Z o. A NJ and asp
Lave Lave er1ns Ht7 - a 81 ana 4 81 - 81
Lave SginInit Point ~ - \ - and . a. D A.
Leave Nadesville ats o. A Mand q : - ~
1eaSe OpfquOn bridge Al . IL A - Sc6 Sis 4, ~
Leave L. Steehenson's AZ 81 A N aud - p a. a.
arrive Al '" lhenes'cr AZ $ as A N aud 5OPSS,
TRAESs GOISG EAsT. L =, =
Leave Winchester at 20 A NJ ana amp ~
Lave StsPhgDsup's az 50 A n and 50 pm 40
Leave OPequOn Bridge Rt S5IA NJ and ST3p -
Leave Madcsville at 1OOI a ~ end ; ST p ~ -
i IsaSe Summit Point 10 - A ~ and y p NJ,
I-S'oe Ss neIon At 10 - NJ and 81 NJ
Lave SharlestOUn At -l6 Is 4 n and 4 - p ~
Leave Halltown at 10 Sc A N aud on p Al
Leave \ eyes Switch AZ u O3 AM ana 8 IepN
Leave Shenandoah at II II A NJ and 5 SO PM
arrive At HaTPeT's Ferry ~ Is A ~ ana Ssp ~
May u. 1867. ma N"' Far''SE~T.
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JEwELRY.
REMOVAL.

OERSoNS wishing to Lave their PIANOS tuned
car nave ~ donS by applying to
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EDUCATIoNAL.
JEFFRRS0N INSfITUTEl.

aA =. y
u1HE next Session Of my =fnr=fouUyy=I.a
Il dies will commence on WEDNESDAY, llIh
day OF SEPTEMBER, 1861 ana clOse the last
THURSDAY IN JUNS, 1868
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for thorough cTurse IN English, Music,
and the Languages, VIII be afforded. The course
Of study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid TO Music, ard
Pupils will be required 70 play a. the MUSICAL Sol
Tees, which will BE- given once in two months when
the triends Of the Pupils can have an opportunity
to judge Of their progress.
ESoLisH O6PAGTAENT.- Mas. FORREST. ~
MATHEnATIes AND LAK0UAOEs.-MIss IRENE
ISsTEUNESrAL MrsIc-NSs RICHARDSON.
vocal MUsIc-AlIss MAMIE FORREST.
Terms:
BOARD and TUITION In ENGLISH and LATIN
per seSrtun.. ............ ........... 1900.
Ons half Ia a. UGmne and hs TGAaiRdET the fat . I
Lights and Washing ExIrs. The usual dsdue.
tim '"aie for pupils who renIain oLIy during tie
DAY SCHOLARS.
SENIOR CissS'' $50
SnH'1Ey St"ss..' .'....''................- 20
InStruinentai Music. 90
N'EAl NuF 80
LraNlng 30
French. L ern'En, Italia and Spanish each 30
References:
Or The Clergy Of he different dennminat ions in
ChaTiestUwn, and che patrons Of the School.
For further particulars apply to
Mas. 4. NJ. FORREST,
CharlestOwn, Jefferson County.
SepteInber3 ), 1861.
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CoRN Hampers, Scoop ShOve!s, Grain Bags. Bull
- Rings, Patent Hooking Pegs, Swing Lid Tea
Kettles, ''IndRnoa" Cook Stov-s-fulIy warrant
ed-for sale by RANSOM & DUKE
OctOber Is, 1867.
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FRESH MEAT! FRESH MEATi

ITNHE subscriber has completed his Arrangements
l. for BUTCHERING in all its varieties -
and will be able to supply the citizens OF GE6s5S
Charlesiown AID neighhorbOod. at all SIYt
tins with the best of FRESH MEATS
BEEF, MUTTON, LA " q, VEAL PORK
N S z A ON
He Will take especial care in the purchase Of bis
STOCK, and furnish Il TO custolnerE on the most
favorable terms possible. -''O''
CharIestown, July Q, 1871 n Kali
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ITO THE LADIES.-Ladies UhC Oi.b 40 ~.
their Ears pierced IJr Ear Ringa, can have n
neatly done by applying to L. DiNHIE
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ShannOndale Factory.

THE undersigned are conducting tbi, veil an.
Il pointed WOODEN FACTORY. miles
from Charlcstown and mile from KahIetown and
are constantly manufacturing GCOds Of superior
the following Schedule: IS -
- Drab Linse ., ! yard for 4 and a. Ibs VyooI
Grey Linsey, do. do. - do. do. do.
81 Cashmere, do. do. 81 do. & do do
I Plaid Iinsey,I do 10. 81 do. 3 do DO
Al ElanneIs, do. do. q do. do do.
Yarns, ID. do % de. do. do
Highest Cash Price paid Wool
JAMES NJ JOHNSON & co.
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THE Best Chewing Tobacco that is Enanuiae.
u tUred just TeesiVOe and Tor sale by
sept. y. hss. -. 3. BROWN.
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GIFTS FOR CHRITMAs d NEW YEARS.

A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GoLpANp SILVER
WATCHES. ALL WARRANTED TO RUS.
AND THOROUGHLY REG ULATED, AT THE
TON GUARANTEED ~