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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-18
n OOK OUT FOR MONEY!

IL a great chance TO make money.
The subscriber has, on the Cowpasture River,
in Bath county, a good storehouse, with excellent
cellar, which ne offers for rent 1t is within half
mile of Milboro Springs Post Office, and with
in y miles of Millboro Depot on the Va Cen
trail Railroad. At the same place there is Mer-
chant Mill and Backsmth's Shop
Persons wishing to rent will address
D. +. ZIMMERMAN
Millboro Springs,
febl0-N Bath county, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-18

On Thursday last, the President nominated
Gen. W. T. Sherman to be General of the
armies of the United States by brevet,'' for
distinguished courage skill, and ability display
ed during the war Of the rebellion"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-18

4 HOWMESSESNEk'S SALE.-By virtue
" of decree Of the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, in the case of NJ. NJ ClarlS's widow &C.,
Us; NJ M. Clarks infant heirs, I will offer for
sale on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1868,
UPON the premises, to the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, the farm in Augusta county belong
ing to the estate of Nj. NJ. Clark decd
This farm contains 200 Acres of first rate
limestone land. is well improved with large
Brick House and Frame Barn,
and all necessary out-houses. A fine stream of
water runs entirely through the farm, and one of
the finest springs in the county bursts out within
fifty yards of the house. The farm is composed
of a fair proportion of meadow wood, and farm
ing land 1t is within four miles of the Waynes-
boro Depot on the Virginia Central Rail Road,
which is reached by fine road. The farm ad-
joins Rev. Jacob Killian, Groves heirs, Robert
M. w hite and others, and is convenient to church.
es and schools.
The farm will be shown to persons, wishing to
examine it, by Mr.. East, who lives upon the
premises, or by John S. Ellis, Esq., who lives
near by.
TERMS OF sALE-Enough in cash to pay costs
of suit and sale, and the balance in one, two and
three years from the day of sale the purchaser
giving bond with good personal security, bearing
interest from day Of sale and the title reserved
as ultimate security.
Possession given at once.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, A. M.
I'll. M. BELL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-18

rs The Spectator having about as many sub
scribers as both of the other papers published in
this place. it is to the interest of persons to ad-
vertse in the Spectator and tits the duty of those
who advertise for others to advertise in that pa
per which has the largest circulation. 1t be-
istrators. executors, and all who entrusted
with the interests of others to advertise in the
SPECTA TOR, as it has much larger clrcula-
ton than any other paper published here.
w. The circulation of the Spectator is about
rs great as the combined circulation of both the
other papers published in this place, and has as
many subscribers in this county alone as are con-
tanned in the whole subscription list of either OF
the other papers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-18

rs If you wish to have fine color-printing
executed in the best style, go to the SPECTATOR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-18
jan2S-tds Vir copy Commissioner.
r AND FOR SALE.-As executor of Da

r AND FOR sALE.-As executor of Da-
Ia vid Brand, Sr., deceased, and by virtue of
a decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county.
rendered the 18th June, 1867, 1 will, on
Thursday the 10th day of February, 1868,
upon the premises, offer for sale, by way of pub
lie auction the tract of land devised by the Bird
and 18th clauses of the will of said David Brand
ST., lying on Christians Creek, in the county of
Augusta containing about ia acres, and ad-
joining the lands of Matthew Pilson and Others
This land is of excellent natural quality, has
on it comfortable dwelling house, and would
make an excellent home for person of moder-
ate means.
Vs. Terms made known on day of sale.
DAVID BLACK WOOD,
jan2S-tds Exc of D. Brand decd
VALUABLE PROPERTY for Rent.
' AT the late residence of A. Harris, decd.
on North River, three miles East of Burke's
MILL we offer for rent, privately,
A MERCHANT MILL. FOUNDRY
AND BLACKSMITH SHOP.
The property is all in good order, being new.
If not rented privately, It will be offered public
ly on the first day of Apralnert, for one or more
years. Persons can apply to
r. TURK, or
JAS. 81. HARRIS,
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TEVHEE e I C III NJ o n Ed EXAMINER
DURING THE WAR

- BEING THE
WRITINGS OF JOHN M. DANIEL.
the writings of my late brother, JOHN M DAN
TEL, taken from the old Eranainea.-in original
text-aceompanied by memoir of his life.
To be published soon, and by subscription.
Terms duly made known. -
feb 18-1t FREDERICK S. DANIEL.
MEMORANDA BOOK LOST.-The
lyA subscriber lost, several weeks ago, Men,
orandum Book A liberal reward will be paid
for the delivery of it either to the Editor of the
Spectator or to the undersigned.
feb 1875 SAM L. CLINE.
NLOVER & TIMOTHY SEED.
Prime Seed for sale by
s4 BAKER BROS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-18

Prime Seed for sale by
-.,6 BAKER BROS.
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ed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. The bill in
relation to the rights of United States citizens
abroad was taken up, and after some discussion
recommitted to the Committee on Foreign AT
fairs. The House resumed the consideration
OF the contested election case of Smith as. Brown
from the Fifth Kentucky District; and John
Young Brown addressed the House and advocat-
ed his claims to the seat. After some discus
sion resolution was adopted declaring Mr..
Brown not entitled to the seat. The House
then adjourned.
SENATE. Friday, Feb. l4.-The President
was asked whether he had created a new military
department here, and under what law
The bill regarding filing vacancies was passed.
Its provides that offices vacant by sickness or
otherwise may be filled by the President for ten
days, provided the appointee's salary shall not
be increased.
The case Of Senator Thomas, of MARYLAND,
was discussed until executive session; after
which the Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, General
Grant was directed to furnish his correspondence
with General Hancock
A resolution was offered taxing Federal bonds
two per cent. -
The bill extending the patent for wooden
screw-makihg machines was lost
The Speaker submitted communication from
the Secretary of War covering the orders issued
by the district commanders
The resolutions of the Virginia Convention
praying the reduction of the tax on tobacco
were referred to the Committee of Ways and
Means. f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03
FOX. SALE!

cIIAl fe Cash, . hanss aaA W.
~ = - villa0e e csssse. 9Ae Asusa
sssis s:l,assi sse @ : iSsii,ss. /. Go =,
lpahs = skruSbsey, and Sssa vsn. =
..P~Yaslioalass enquire a this eales =
oo9J - Isa ysAi Ceeoee lsWe. e .e,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03

:AasAct supplementary to Article Z. Chap.
ter IS, Of the Rsvision Of 1880, relatiae
70 Taking private Property for works 4
Internal improvement eH 81
See I. Do il enacted BY the Gen erA ~.
sembly ofthc State Of Iowa, That whensvsr.
ilthe opisAion Of the Governor, the inter,
estls VI the people Of the State require
the construction Of sAy 6rains, sewers,
condacts, or stkss eonvsnieaees for ~
bene6t ofthe Penite1t.ary, II ospit.l for tie
lnsene, or any other Of the charitable Or
other lnseitutiens Of The State, Mpon o
across lands, being private propsrty, sha
same proceedings may be lad in the lame
ef ~ State - PLAINTIFFS provided b. asti.
Gle l, Of chapter So, Of the Revision Of looo.
andfor that purpose the state shall Be 900.
adhered . perssn; hat ths initatiea II
section 1888 Of sud chapter shall not aa.
ply to proceedings in the nams e ti@
Sec 9. Such proceedings On the ARK q
The stats shall b conducted by ths distSlet
Attorney of The district whore Tie land
nay lie; and be shall oomnsncs such pro-
eesdings whensvsr ordered BY the 6sv.
Bee 3. In any proceeding n said ehapser
the plaintiff @ veil a. ths owner OF thu
land may file the objection provided in zee.
1893, and when objections arc fled, the
finding Of the jeey upon the trial Of the IL.
sue there joined, shall bs = sll intsnts ths
same as upon the trial Of 4a appeal; and
The amount 1ssa - sach trial as damages
shAll be the sum to be paid into court %
provided In section 1893: PaovlDkD, Whea
no objeetions ars Ned, The arnouut Axcd h-
the isst Jury shall be.tA amsuat 70 10
paid int court.
- A.fMhsssvss any sssh -. shall b
determined in either uasnDse, upoH tive esP.
ti6cate u the clerk Of sach court The Aud-
itor = aatherised, upon the order u the
Govsrass indorssd hereoa, ~ draw bis
warrant on tie Treasurer ~ tAs sanoSas
Of ssh 6aAins 5sr tfroA] any nAaey II ~
Treasury not otAarvisa apprs9slsasi.
: Approved Aprn q lA6s.
eTATi - Iowa. !
a3 O0ae eee'y = easls,
De- Aaiacs, Nay J, loea.
lAsrshy esztift Ne 'tsseesl.9to = .
tsoe eopy - The osisinai roil now ea Aae
IN this once.
En TRrGrr. caarcfary of State.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03

Harnesses, bridles Cellars, Whips, &e.
vsalA ssll tAs especial atssaAis1 - tAs
pabls 70 HE new hasaess sAep, opposite
the Drug stsss q the Old village q Lime
6priags.
An kinds u rspairiae, q slse carriage
1nnins deas psSnJ3yan1 - rsasesa-
4 a. koRx 1AkA1rEDs
agarsh loGa, lsee. 4 4, IL nie,@s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03

4 GAeies quality ef fresh bsrnt lime nay
Swesa Forrsstoa and Lime Spring.. i d
~ iAt.ol1pl 20 hseD ssYYH sloslaetly
= hand. Price reaseaahls aAl quality
lsll1 4 Haestoa Ass. - 1857.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03
MILLINERY
E. 4.3 ,fuar >'sa., s.s'.,
Hrs. ]. + D0NAHU0H.
- QD2SUO 0DWA.x

uAsjsse rssslve1 siesss - aagns1esst .eses
- = Millinery gesac: cs.slG!nk " esrt q @ Ses.
y1eicey sna wilIA. Plda 81 yaney Udr Nees,
Plurr. meriean and French Flowers, C2pies and
Head arssees, Dress Trimsnings q every 1ansss
aaA klad, veils o every variety. else nosl Skkes.
Collars, 4e.
All kiaAs Of Millinery wert, - also dress and
sleak mailing done promptly 70 order.
0eeds q sN klads ssad - ARtners .ae wholesale
Also asea. for the world renowned Wheeler 4
Wilson Sewing Machines. "
NRS. J. Z. D0NNAHUoH.
u3evosf Apsil 10. 1858.
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A FAlReA eANk0'w
H. SfAsDARD
.s..cALEs.

ID, FAIRBANKS, oRIHNLEAF I Co.,
990 = 330 Lake st., Chicago.
n27vsyll 9OO Market g., g.. Louis
n. cAAs1vL 70 Bur ONLY 1ns esRuIKn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03

sfsasA eoapsay ssvaaissd unAsr this act,
OF doing business IN tAis sesee, ,aanually o.
tAs frse day Of Janussy, er within thirty
days thereafter, TO prepare uAder cath, and
depoeit n tAe Once Of tho Auditor u state
= 0tatensnt shSwing-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03
A N. WOODWARD.
a. - TO .z1Gi.
o11SCo IOWA.

Has fitted up IN eating room directl,
opposits the bfisk bleck, who're hsvi!l d
happy % ness Ais fsisadsao The psb'ie q
oil kours Of The day. Oysters served G
private daStioo in oveYy o yae. i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03

TOHN MeuAIGARA.
BLACKSMITH.
ssssssss Tzs sslex sieek, esssss.
Nill aivs pfompt eesnaioa y hsssssbssiaa
- ell kiAls q Hlask1mithing.
0asishsGien guaranteed iA Ill eaess, betA
. . work and psisss.
Terms, i1vasiably sash . delivery
4fwsrk. nl9.o
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-07-03

hR4D1. Il. ~. ~e, afatr 4
Avn "a -s+
Hsviae AaA nAnyyeass sSpsrisAss - Q
teacher q nusic IN the mt cloN 0eninar
riss of the Dsst, would respectfully ,inSorn
The 0ltisens Of Creo1o aud vicinily, that
she il now ready 70 give instruction upon
1IlaiA 1ssaa e Uloasse
Tuitlsn payable one half in advaaes. No
deduction made for lessons missed only in
cases Of severe illness.
~ R011r0nces, IfoE. @. r 1oof,
Chicago; HEHR OTro Fox, Brooklyn;
JANIS WHIfxEY cd E. H. Raosr, Boston.
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Fact and Fancy.

NIES of feeling-pickpockCts.
!, a little s'aver--a BARRIERS boy.
a popular vcssel-Court-ship. ~,
1. CANINE reyolations-Dog,aays.
TuE best headquarters = Brains.
BEHIND time The back ola clock.
How does a horse regard man? As
the source Of all Ills whoas.
Is naughty culture communicable in
farmers daughters.
WHEN is coffee real es,atc7 When i,
10 ground. 'i s'a '',"
CnlcAco packs 5000 hogs daily-near-
" equal to lsuckhannon.
TuE King Of Siam leaves only 2oOC
widows.
KrEr your temper The cold ham;
mer moulds and masters red hot iron.
Why is dogs tail a great novelty :?
because no one ever saw it before.
WHY is an rgg overlone like onc un-
dcIdonc? Because it is hardly done.
Mucu bcnevolcncc consists in an am.
Lition to distribute others money
Why is tnm.cat lik, surgeon. Be-
cause they both mcw-tlll.late, H e
WHOEVER saw the pale Of society"
running over with ",he milk of human
kindncss?"
\ tlirt is, the dippcr of the public pump.
which all may drink at, but none carry
away.
"NoSE but the brave deserve the fair, !"
and none but the brave Gun live with some
Of them.
Why are most government officials
like postage stamps! Because they are
poor sticks. ng
MES of the noblcst disposition think
themselves happi''st when others share
their happiness with them.
An exchange says: There is some
thing sweet about little girls" To which
Prentice adds: And it grows on them
us they grow bigger"
TnE Grccian bend has made jts appear.
ancc III Marshall, Texas. Thcsb.csi pa
per links that it might become the butt
of many uneomplimeutary remarks.
Il don't krow anything about your
Tycoon" said an old llinoisan to a man
man who was discoursing on Japan. "bui
when you come to racoon you'll find me
ut home. 'ta
81 want to buy sewing machine, y
said an old lady entering shon "Do
you wish for machine with ftll,r?''
inquired the clerk. "Sakes, no. don,
want none Of your fellers about me-"
INpuDExr QUESTIONS. To ask q law.
yer ifhe ever tohl lie.
+ TO ask II doctor how many persons be
had killed. .ar
To ask a lady whether she would like 4
beau.
To ask minister to take something
to drink 4..t .a. 't.u. =
TO ask subscriber il he had paid til,
printer
TO ask a merchant If has ever cheated
customer.
To ask a man 10 lend you his poke.
sok, ,..-. .g,.
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lLLINERY
MI -ANn NnrInS HOUSE.

wi AND NOTION liotsf.--
We have oil hand aud are constantly rccciv-
ing and manufacturing every description Of
Millinery goods, va. NJ very low prices ~:';i
(. We also kecpa general assortment ofnotons
Hosiery, thread, Innings, dress trimmings, &c,
Also fancy and useful articles FOR gentlemen.
Remember at very small profits. -rS Mrs
Ell. cox. 1s....-
frlQ-lv
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S.xrYrthousanl farms have been taken
up under the homestead act. l51 frra
GREECE is stubborn and Turkey is pre-
pairing for war. li. 57,l,i 9, J-ail nj %
Is 1916 Massachusetts did brisk husi-
ness in trading Indians FOR negro
slaves ica ..s ,.,rl.e So y--'7 as ,
TuE present crop of cntton will leave
the South, after her Northern debts are
paid, fully 500, 900, 900.
AMoyo 81 prisoners, confined in Jail
at Ncwberu, n. e., there is MOI. one
twhitc man born on Southern soil .s
TUE receipts from Internal Revenue
now reach nearly u million dollars per
day 1a- '-su '-s H'.as @s
PAurs has invented musical chairs.
which begin to play when you sit down
on thcm. "a. 3 d. b.,
POLLARD nevervalued himself at so low
rate IS the courts DO his assassin
$4,000. }, ,era,,. st.1,gU. 5al o
TnSRrsis now about three haadrd
millions Of national bank Currency, in cir
culation. "' W W' - '-
TuE next Maine Legislature, it is an
nounced, will abolish capital punishment
in that State. , .....j, e., ..-.. ls,. ~
TuE Mississippi riveris frozen sold at.
Prairie du Chieu. and passengers cross
Oh the ice. 90 rs '4HAE7- EE
THE total loss Of life on the lakes dur
Ing the past season was 33l which is
larger than last year BY l2O, 49, w..
TuE Detroit river is being surveyed To
ascertain the praeticabiIily ola tunnel
connecting United States and Cana
da. .7t.Hr ,." '''
Tue Empress Eugcnic is announced to
be again, for the first time in twelve
years, in "a situation Of thrilling inter
est
Tue Ohio papers are quarreling abou,
the location of the State l.unatic Asylum
each editor wants it near their own
Office. G 1s1 Hti r"i sa5,
A big negro near Harrisburg has been
arrested for outragius u little girl, the or
phan Of Federal soldier.
The new suspension bridge at Niagara
Falls. it is expected, will be completed
early in December. 1t has. a single span
Of 1864 feet, t.5
iTnE Richmond Wing rctorts upon the
radicals by printing column of Northern
criminal news under the head Of North
qrn Civilization" y. Si'fr7
By direction Of the President, Freed
mems Bureau Howard is mustered GU, Of
the service as Majcr General Of yglur-
teers, to take eject from January | :.
1869
A Chaitanocaa paper state, that a
French gentleman named Bryant has pur-'
chased laud on Mission Ridge. with the
intention of establishing there cu.ony Of
French .winegrowcrs. tg
7. p.,, count. 1,,l:o,, - ,n,.,,,r;
II. I~ ,'a. -, amt .,,,',,,, " H. aa,,r
,Ln, 'i' ,s,, @;,I L.y" I;.d d"r;I, vi ,La '" Wy,
.' a,,. So, -" M ,h;n, ,La b.; ~, s sI'
n,G" '"'t ,,. '",'n .. '' '3'''9' % s"N :!
s'',"s '"''' N' o"
TnE tobacco inspections in ly chhurg
from January lst Ia December lst. 1865.
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A. NJ. SMITHS,

who has on nand fine stocl, OF all kinds OF
EroceEios, candies, &c. lie still keeps the
AMERICAN House, and is glad 10 accommodate
hl. friends. n23dm.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
FAMILY GROCERY.
=. TlERNEY,

NNfN NINhtIl NEsIUNI y
rs now on hand and keeps constantly in
u Store, SUGAR. COFFE, and Groceries
AZ kinds, Also CANDIES, CANNED
" IT'S, ALE and LIQUORS, together with =
l'rGiianeous assortment OF articles such rs are
na!iy ioand in Grocery Store.
sor your groceries call NJ the old stand Of
klh-if' 2. TlERNEY.
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CAsH Notion HOUSE.

i. pElTZ Co.,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Ger.nan,
Er.lish and French Fancy Good:, Hosiery aud
Notions, between toward and Liberty Streets,
Baltimore.
s Selling for "CNSII ONLY" we are enabled to
pu, or goods ar quite moderate profits aud
this with a'regular fixed price, from which no
deviation s.madc, justilies those not 'nmi''ar
with their value 10 buy from rs with entire CON
fdence. & marl6.ly
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Select Poetry .,- r.
HERE'S CHRISTMAS.

Here's Christras-let us boldly, greet Inn,
We may as well. Tor none can cdcat him;
lie viii steal on, and slyly sprinkle
The FIST gray hair and first faint wrinkle.
Mud yet methinks it little matters
What seed Of ruin-moss he scatters, .,.
So that amid ii We cor,rivc, .
To keep Truths Hearts ase still alive t
r'"a Within our breast.
Here's Christmas, and = Scemeth well, +
That Conscience 10 our co should tell,
The Just result Of all wey, done,
And trace the va, our sands have run.
Leius per,,seSthe ciosrly-scaled,
The volume ever unreyealvd; -
And see il we have said or thought
NJ evil thing that shall have brought
BlotS On our crest.
The heart is hut ledgcr-sheet, s
Where Right and Wrong in balance meet,
Aud well it Is that we should see
Full often how 'accuunls' mav be.
Old Christmas has a,rick. we find, 9 80
Infringing bills ofevery kind,
So, ere we drain the festive cup,
|, ,Wc'u look within, and reckta up
The debts we owe. u j. p
lie; us not ihTy shirk the hsk
But "a" ourselves, and boldly asi h, #.,
our conduct whether il has trod
The path of Mammon or of God,
\ moro important '"day, booH'' lives .tkG.
Than tha, which worldly commerce gives;
Some brighter figures must be found
tl,.,., l,ipl, ma a, t1,a fI.u r,upJ
OfPro:its dial.
LIT MS take heed that no arrears
Are due TO those whose silent tears
are calling on us night an,l day ...E-
For d,h.s which mercy ought TO pay;
Let ushe sure that We hhvc hard
The Claims OF Misery's ow word,
.And that our iips have ne cr driven -'
The helpless and the spl.n-rircn .a o.
With harsh denial. -
Letrs think how ''accouns' may stand
Whcu the recording Angels hand, " u
Adds up cur columns-turring then = $500
To The rrcar hook not kep hy men. ''
No yellow dust will serve tohdc
tn" errors male by selfish pride :: .H 2
False ilems,sthoaqho ON Nclium7page, ,
Will never beag the searching euagc 7r
Gfholy sight.
SO take good caution how we let ;' -.
Dclusion lead US into deirt, Ti 'at b.
And e, cd Chrsimas find us willing
To pay lIpmnnity's last shilling.
Wen ;i,c the log aud drain the cup,
But no, ueforr we reckon up
The haarcc-slicct which Conscience draws,
And God ccr keeps by His own laws
ofWroug and Right.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

m.snnmeais, Tcmts, llcadstonCs Vases, Man.
MANUFACTURED to 'orlsr With nCatpcs.
ana despatch. Orders promptly filed. Al
pe,sos vaRting anything in his liae viii DO
w Ts'l y calling W tie sSsvs Scis:s purchasing
viva" ..se, !l.G.ly
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EATliER j: LEATHER ! !

IL
+ Tue citizens Of Lewis and ndoiug counties
are respectfully informed ,ha, | am now pre-
pared to supply item with all kinds Of Leather,
holh Upper and Sole, on reasonable terms. |
have the most experienced Tanner in the country,
and vii! try 10 make such stock as F., i'll SUIT my
customers. llcmlock or Eastern tanned sole
Gait aud Kip skins. harness and side leather a.
WAYS Gu hand. All tanned on the old plan. -
No. short or patent process used here, The
highcs; price paid in cash leather FOR green or
dry Hides, at the old l.orCntz TInncry. Terms
strictly cash. Please cal! and see ne.
Weston, W. Va. ... .r., s.t.t..
ans 24-rv G. J. BUTCHER.
KrEW ,iC %TYPE. ..,
In This III. c is now supplied with an excel
lent assorlmen, Of job Type, aud We arc psr.
pafcd TO execute ofd, rs fer job Work with dis
apaich and ON The ~'s' reasonable terms.'
Gl0!CE FAAlLI GKULLh!LS Can Ie had
" cheap for cash at
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IN Joseph Darlington, has just received /"
tius 10; of spring goods. Such as Dry Goods,
Notions Cloths, Uasimercs, Ladies and Gents
Finishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, lais,
Caps. Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware and Tin Ware. Also the best Of Grdce-
rics, which will he sold cheap for Cash or Pro-
duce. Call and examine my stock, one door
below .ChllEint,s Drug Store. s14- ir2?-ly
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NORTHWESTERN HOTEL,
-s. WALKER, PRoPmEroR.- ...
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks run
to aud from the Depot. Oct2S-tf "
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Ar AL. sArs AND SEASONS IN ADVANCE,
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Business Cards.
SEQ. COXAp,

IOHN BKANNUN,
81 -ATToESEY At LAW,
Is duly authorised 10 practice IN the
UNITED STATES COURTS. ''
All persons desiring 10 be declared Bankrupt
c,n have nv services on reasonable terms.
have all the necessary forms. jyl2-ly y
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A n. BUKkE \ co.
~. WHOLESALE DraLREs M
TUDacco. Cigars, Fancy Groceries Nuts,
Fruits, Cont. CT ionaries, Crackers, Sc. 81. NJ in
Strort, Wheeling. West Va. dec22-ly
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c. WALKER.
" hhANbiNi
-oY WEST VIRGINIA. WIFI

10 W WEST viEGlSih, WlTH--
81 PENNIMAN ( BRuTilEES.
and Domestic Hardware, No. 10 North
Howard street, Baltimore. Mr.. W. will give
slric, attention 10 all orders entrusted TO his
care M .i6-ly
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Poor CAELor7A is hettcr. She paints
and writes. aud conicmplatcs ccmpiyirsa 8
history Of her husbands reign in Mex