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e7A YOUNG LADY RETURNING #,

s1-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after O sojourn Of few months
in t. Z city, hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF o coarse, rustic flushed face, she had
soft ruby cun plexion OF almost marble smooth.
ness, and instead tweny-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF 30
great change, she plainly told them that she used
tho CIRCAsSIAN BALM, IN considered 1t an in
valuable acquisition to any lady'stoict BY its use
any Lady or Gentlemen con improve their pei sonal
appearance an hundrsdfold. 1t Is simple iu its
combination. as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur
passed In its efficacy il drawing impurities from,
also healing, cleansing and beautfylng the skin and
complexion BY Its direct action on the cuticle II
draws from 1t all It's impurities, kindly healing the
same aud leaving the surface as Nature intended it
should be-lear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price
81, sent BY Mau Express. receipt Of on order,
by
". L. CLARK & Co., Chemists,
No. 8 West Faycte-street Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents TOR the sale OF the same.
! MARCH, 80 Tyr
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Marrieo.


sIMRII,-TATE-On Tuesday evening. January
%, 1858. by Rev. W. W. CARoTHERs, Mr. 8. D. SIM
RiL and Miss MARY N. TATE, all OF York Dis.
trict
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0bituarD.

DELEoN.-At Washington, D. c., on tho morn
ing of the 7th of February, Mrs. REBECCA L. De-
LEON, widow of the late DR.. NJ. q. DELEoN, Of
Columbia, South Carolina, In the 72d year Of her
age.
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FOR PALATkA, FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, FFRNAND1NA, JACKSONVILLE.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE sT.ssJoHN:s
RIVER. ., ~.
.nKnA STEAMERS DICTATOR AUD
CITY POINT, will leave Charleston
every 1Iesday and Friday Evenings, at 8 O'Clock.
for above llaces and Savannah every Wednesday and
Saturday, at clock P. N.
Steamer DICTATOR, Capt L. N. CoxETrER, sails
Tuesday Evening
Ste ,mer CITY POINT, Capt g. ADKINS, sails FRI
day Evening.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or at Office
OF ]. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
January3 South Atlantic Wharf.
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Spffial nutirfs.

ATSOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLES
DISTRICT.-oLERK's OFFICE, FEBRUARY IA,
s6s-NoT1CE-Saturday nert. the 18th instant, is
appointed by the Court as SENTENCE DAY, and for
TIL CALL OF THE CONTINGENT DOCKET, and
for ali matters pertaining to the Sessions.
wv BRowNFIELD,
February II G. g. 8. c. P.
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Universal suffrage will probably
prevail. o,ona,.

ATLANTA, February 13.-The convention TO-
dav discussed proposition to make all voters
eligible for Office. Pending action adjourned
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@ MEMORIAL SERvICE.-A SPECIAL
Service will be held at the Hasel-street Synagogue
on Sunday 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock NJ in memo
~ of tho late Rev. ISAAC Lesser, Of Philsdel.
phia February IA
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January22

TIE GREEvVILLE MOUNTAINEER ER
TspupL1sHEp EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 81
- Ippeu,I ratss g. E ELFORD.
." Mo- II, 6d.tor and Proprietor.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

HfHFaIsTENSSSNT&nr
,AAssg aa RszI -
EIs8sszSSE Rl1GEsyEs
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.uTseA ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAM
.ge5sIE1.i12S ERs will leave Charleston every
Monday and TIIursday Night at 10 o'clock; and
Savannah every Rednesday and Saturday Morn.
inG at 7 O'Clock. Touching at Blufton on Aox-
day, trip from Clarlees and Wcdnesday, trip from
savannah.
All Way Freight, also Blunton wharfage must be
pre- paid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf.
January 16
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The Reconstruction Conventions.
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, February l3.-The oyster tax was
discussed all dag in the convention. General
Schofeld has addressed circular to the to-
bacco inspectors, inquiring if they have taken
he oath prescribed by Congress for oficehold-
ers. None of them, it is believed, have yet
taken that oath.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, February 13.-The convention to-
day discussed and partially adopted the article
regulating representation in the legislature
II abolishes tho property qualification. An or
dinance was also adopted allowing every man
without qualification, who can prove mora
character and pay the tax fee, to practice law
The convention having levied q tax to pay ex
penses, General Candy has ordered the State
Treasurer to honor the drafts of the president
OF the convention. The order, it is understood
will be obeyed.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, February 13.--The con
vention to-day summoned coloret
delegate, charged with making incendisr,
ispeeches, to show cause why he should not b.
expelled. Little progress was made on th'
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sS ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZES
cAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLooNs and oil
kinds OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR s. CO., Bankers.
No. 16 Wall street.
October 10 1yr New York.
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HTUNDER DECREE IN EQUITY-FROST
We. THE FARMERS AND EXCHANGE BANK OF
CHARLEsTON.-Bid will be received In writing by
the undersigned until 10 o'clock, NJ. of Monday, the
oath day of February, 1868, TO: the PURCHASE OF
all or any part of the Personal Assets of the Farmers
and Exchange Bank of Charleston according to the
scht dule thereof on file In this Office.
JAMES TUPPER,
January 81 fim1 Master in Equity.
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FOR NEW YORK.

THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM.
PACKET LIN,E-sEMI-wEEKLY VIA BEAU
FORT AMI HILTON HEAD-wEEKLY
VIA BLUFFTON.
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a@ CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY
Stockholders Of the above Company are requested to
present their Certificates ut my olce in ord er tina
list may be made o. previous to Dividend being
paid. HENRY CoBA.
February 10 mwthf4
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GENERAL srJpER1NTENDESTs orF1or

CHARLESTON, s. c.. October 8. 1857.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 0, 1867, THE PAS
" SENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina Rail-
road will run as follows, VIZ:
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GKEENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER eTH
" Passenger Trains Will run daily, Sundays ex-
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Leave Upper Terminus
at 8 AM, and at inter-
walls of e'ery fifteen tl5l
minutes till l2 o'clock NJ,
when the interval Is every
thirty 1907 minutes til
Gas PM.
N.B.-All the trips are
N. The last trip Of elch
oa
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THE WEIGHT OF A TEAR.
HU NJ O R o U S.

MATRIMONIAL DIcr1oNART.-Dear is a
term of entreaty. usually employed before
strangers. 1t is meant to imply affection.
Il issometimes used at home, yet is general
IL received with suspicion.
My dear-The above, with slight infu-
sion of dignity.
Duck-A term of affection that goes in
with the wedding day, and goes out with the
honey moon.
Ducky-The comparative of duck.
Tootsy, Mootsy, and all words ending in
.sy, are terms of great endearment. The
exact meaning of; them'ha never been ascer-
tanned. They are never heard after thirty.
Psham:-A powerful contradiction, or in
voluntary dissent.
Nousense-A negative ofintense contempt.
Deary mean exclamation of great i'm
patience-a word expressive of the fdgets.
Bother means trouble, irritation, teasing,
vexation. 1t is-a word of petulent anger in
great request Don't bother me" is equiv
aient to the French STU m'ens6etcs.
Love is only used when coaxing is required
as, "Do; there love" 1t is also super
lative, con, eying the highest praise, cx. gr::
"The love ola fellow" 1.-The loEe OF goose.
poodledums-See Tootsy.
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WATCHES FOR THE MILLION!

ARRANpALE CO.'S GREAT WATCH CLUB.
Everybody needs good watch, and wishes 20 get
IL at the lowest possible price hCrdecf swindlers
knowing this have con;rived various ingenious de-
vices to get peoples money, ana then either fail TO
send watch or srnG one mat - IS worthless as
fcted nremcnts by which, for the small sum OF
: TO- a good and reliable watch may be CERTAINLY
obta incd. They have formed GREAT WATCH
CIJf on the following plan. Cortfca tea contain
ing the numbers of all the watches named i'll orr
Wholesale list (Which is sent TO all applicants) are
mixed up, enclosed in envelopes, and sold for 25
cents each. Every certificate ia WARRANTED to be
for a WATCH and will be secn on reference to the
list: none OF less value than Ten Dollars, whilst
worth $500. We undertake to send any
watch drawn whatever may be its value for 8 10,
aud in order that every ono may absolutely depend
upon getting first class time keeper VIC guarantee
that every purchaser of One Dollars worth of GER
,fcates sha |! at least for watch No 533
wholesale list, sent post free, which is first
class patent lever. ha ndsome and reliable watch,
in sterling silver hunting case and usually sold Tor
$40. You will certainly get such a watch; and,
besides, you may get a GOLD cHRoSoMETER worth
500. We sell the certificates as follows: One for
25 cents, Three for so cents: Six for S and
Twenty for SO. To those sending 81, we will
send a handsome chain gratis. To thos. sending
So, we will send a GOLD CHAIN warranted not 10
tarcish in 90 years. Parties getting larger clubs
will receive liberal presents, particulars of which
may be learned on application. As it rs our inten-
tion to do strictly honorable business and to in
sure customers from liability to loss. we will
send our watches. if desired. WITHOUT MONEY. in
structing the Express agent to collect delivery
If are desired 10 forward watches by mail, the
money must be sent us by Bank Draft or Post Office
Order and it will then be at our rick. We will
then the package ut our post office, nd II
lost replace it free OF charge II any watch sent IS
not approved, il NAV be returned and the Inoucy
will be refunded. The reputation of our firm which
has been established for five years and ia well known
in every part of the country: VIC trust will be deem
cd efficient guarantee that will faithfully
p'' Address ARRANDELE CO
1862 Broadway New York, P. o. Box, 5,2s5.
Eeh -2n
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UNcoMpLETED MARRIAGE.-We learn
that marriage ceremony at Father Driscolls
church, on Sycamore street: on. Monday, was
broken off without completion. 1t appears
that Protestant gentleman came to this city
from Virginia some time ago, became intro
duced into Catholic family where there was
a daughter. and that the usual consequence
of the proximity ofyoung persons of different
sexes followed aud the parties became engaged.
On Monday the parties appeared in church
to besmarried, with the usual attendance of
relatives and friends and the appointments Of
a good match. After part of the ceremony
had proceeded the parties were taken into
the sacristy. where the priest. as is usual in
such mixed marriages, asked the bridegroom
if he promised that the wife should have the
control of the religious training Of the chill
dren. The man, surprised, inquired if that
was a part of the ceremony, and was assured
that it was. He objected, but the priest in
sisted. He looked to the woman, but she
made no sign. He then positively refused to
make the pledge to give up the control of his
future children and left the church. We are
informed that the scene. as he walked out
from the room down the steps from the altar
and out, pale, bu. erect and determined, was
striking Cincinnati Gazette. 26h.
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REEVES AMBKOSIA FOR THE HAIR,


THE experience OF one hundred years in the
l. cultivation and preservation of the Hair, is now
embodied in this widely known preparation For
dressing, curling and preserving the Hair, it hns
stop the Hair from falling of, and il used occasion
ally, it will prevent hair losing its original color
during ha bnr No PREPARATION equals 1T 10 ios
been :nore extensively endorsed Ivy the medical ia
Guilty for its perfect innocence regards injury TO
the hair head and for its tonic effects upon the
system. Price. large bottles 81. Druggists Deal
ers IN Fancy Goods. and Storekeepers generally,
literally dealt with. Retailed in all parts of the
U. s.. Canada, &c. Address
SECRETARY REEVES AMBRosIA CO.,
Eeh Ii. lS6S-lY. New York.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

A the solicitation OF many OF my old customers,
"A have al gain opened my Barber Shop in the rear
of the ''sappington Hotel" Charestown. where
shall devote my best efforts to the accommodation
of the public.
Shaving, Hair-Trimming, Shampooning, &c
done in the most approved style, and at the short
est notice.
Co. Clothing of all desc rptions rcnova ted in the
call. JAMES BRADY.
October 8, 1867.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
BLACK S MITHI

BLACK MITHING
TJAVING rented of Mr.. George w. Eichelhcrger
i L his Unknown BLACKSMITH ~N
and WAGON-MAEER SHOPS. ! am stsSsssE5I
now prepared to execute all work that ~ 80
may be ordered in either branch of the
business, with prompt dispatch, and in the most
workma Mike manner. Give me a call before going
elsewhere. JAMES w. WAGELEY.
Feb. IS, lS6S-lm*.
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SETTLE UP! SETTLE UP!

OUR accounts are now ready for, and we insist
" upon immediate settlement OF the same TO
January let, 1868. Hereafter we will consider our
accounts due the first of April first of July, first
of Oc:obcr and first of January when they will be
made off and payment expected. Thankful for
past favors, we hope by strict attention to business
TO gam many customers.
(J-If you want your MACHINES repaired, SEMI
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CUTTING IT SHoRT.-A certain barber Of
our town, having great gilt of CAB, used to
amuse his customers with his long yarns while
he went through his functions on their heads,
and faces One day an old oodger came in,
took his seat, ordered shave and hair cut
The barber went to work and began at the
same time one of his long stories, to the no
little dissatisfaction of the old gentleman !;
who, becoming irritated at the barber, said :
"Cut it Short "Yes, SIR" said the barber,
continuing the yarn, until the old gent again
ordered, .Cut it short, say, cut it short p
Yes, sir" said the barber, clipping away
aud Cabling the taster. "Cut it short, cut
it short, l say" says the old man. "Yes.
SIR" says the barber, going on with his story.
'Will you cut it short, you blabblcr p bawls
the old gent in a great rage. Cant sir,
says the barber, ''tor if you look in the glass
you'll see I've cut it all off"
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. r.
TIME TABLE.

TEAMS Conc wEsr.
Leave Harper's Ferry at Z 20 a NJ and IS NJ
Leave Shenandoah At - M and % 81
Leave Eeyes' Switch at Z 81 NJ and 81 p NJ
Leave HalItown at IS A NJ and 80 PM
Leave Charlestown att o. A NJ and 50 n.
Leave CamerOn's at % NJ and 9 O5 p NJ
Leave Summit Point Mt = 30 A NJ and ? l6PM.
Leave wadesyille at 9 o. land SOP NJ
Leave OPequon Bridge at 9 O6 A NJ and IS M
Leave Stephenson's at "a A NJ and - PM
Arrive at Winchester at 9 IS A NJ and SIS PM
TEAMS GoISe EAST.
Leave Winchester at 10 50 NJ and 20 NJ.
Leave Stcphcnson's at 10 80 A NJ and SO PM
Leave Opequon Bridge 10 81 A NJ and 81 s. i.
Leave Madcsvilie at II 90 A and OIL p NJ.
Leave Summit Point II Il A NJ and { % p Fl.
Leave Cameron at II % A NJ and ali PM.
Leave CharIestOwn at IL SO \ NJ and SO P NJ
Leave HaIitc~p at II "a A NJ and 5 Il NJ.
Leave keyes Switch ut IL So 4 81 and 90 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at Il OF p NJ and 4OPM
Arrive at Harpcr's Ferry ~ Os A NJ and IS n.
a. b. WOOD, Agent, AArper's Ferry.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Jan. ~, 1868. Master OF Transportation.
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NJ E C H A MIC AL.
TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING permanently located in Charlestown,
LII with view to conducting the business ola
HDUSE-CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
take this opportunity of in forming the public that
will give prompt attention 10 all work that may
be entrusted to my care. My experience in the bu
who employ me will have no cause to regret it.
{rS My shop is at the residence of my father MIR.
Nathaniel Myers, where J will always he found,
when not elsewhere engaged. When not at home,
any orders may be left with my father.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Feb II, PS6s-Fy
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

S~---=-------
R4REAINS FOR THE MlLLIONS
DAhuA1lHo ~0ODs,
DIRK GOOOS! FANS NOO
IEWELRY AND SILtEhW AhE,
WonrH oShA eSE DOLLAR EACH.
mn JDATE e 90
a " II u " ~ n III " wy
100 RRoAnwAY. NEW YORK.
Observation-Disclosures
NSouNcE, that in consequence of overstock.
"A ing of the English market. an immense guam
tity Of DRY and FANCY GOODS have been con
iinmcdiate CASH, at any sacrifice. A. & Co., have,
therefore, resolved offer them according to their
ordinary system of bus iness at 81 each, without
The folowins list shows the original wholesale
prices Of the articles which we offer for ST.
Bear. Wolf and Buffalo Robes from SO " to 90 co
Sets of FuIs, Sable. Ermine
or Mink, $50 20 to 100 90
Ladies' Mutfs, 10 o. to 60 10 10
Do. Collars. ~ w 10 ~ w
SIX and satin Dress fSuernS SS W 90 90 U0
b n9s aud Mggsin de- Is;nes q. 400 to 10 90
French Merino. and TwiIIs 10 90 to 20 90
Gambric. Tribe. and Mohair - 400 to 1000
S;it. anS - I 90 VIZ 2UOto 600
Sets fne Cuff. and Collars " . 90 to 90
palrs OF Ladies S STHe WV
hsnaker ;hd S" e,h";d,i
I;nnn T.%n. ncr Dozen 800 10 IS 90
Aaaie e S W ~ H. 80 Lii
Hose; per dozen pairs SUI 70 low
La Seto anI G zen IA Co,,o,
Sotton, Lin 'I anu Co'on q. o6ot. q m
ShirIs anu CTuei su'e 10 "a" WV WV
Coat Nest anu rnnIaioon RAJ
terms IN Cloth' Cassnere anu =, m
Doeskin, wv 10 20 W
Linen and WOODEN Table CoFe'S zoo 10 eoo
w hite and Colored Linen nap oo
kius; per dozen oOu 10 10 "
Muslins, "h- and onolo,Pf y"' 10 Nv
Flannels. Shawls in Wooden, Silk and Mer;no
Nubiaa or Clouds, Wooden Hoods, BiankefS, Linen
and Muslin Sheets, 'eivet ano MOROCCO rp ,,:
nalcs shopping Bags " a!'g gI uii p'
Four and Six BLADE focKeI hhiT WIN pa WI
toise and ivory handles, french GIock:, III! ano
Bronze Musicai po&s N. W. 49, s:;iyer C.rJ
Fancy C0mns. mar . us, " 49,, RSi.s ooer.
Cases, Alouins' Fanny a"o o~e' N'o'e'' oPS'N
u lasses, &C. ., ..,.,d;d ...or,,oon. o+
We nave also reccFeo sPIenuto "''o' ''s' "a
WAT &c n S,
cola Silver Hunting Cases for G ents Enanelcd
go az H. tngc,ber With Chains Of every nat
tern and stvIe. Sets Of Jewelry in every variety,
go n .,,y.,a TL;,nhIea JocEeta Cro,sea RIMS
% 80, L;rd r., .cicts Cold pens SC
"a e' ~ -, ~, 80 W. pr ,,rp pr,,rS1r
lHE SlLf Ell. " E>i'S LEI n N MEM
comprises Silver, Dining and Tea Sets. Casters ice
Pitchers, Table Spoons. FORKS lea Spoohs. COD
let's, Drinking CuIs, Coffee Urns, Tea Pots, Cream
Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Fruit Baskets, Cake Bas-
kcts Card Baskets, Fruit Knives, syrup Cups, Sal
vers PortmOnaies Pie Knives. Fish Knives Mus
tard and Salt Spoons, Napkin Rings, Egg Stands;
Wine Holdersy Gard Cases, etc.
All the above let Of articles to be sold for S each.
The expenses paid by the sale of Coupons
Certificates naming each article in the stock, and
its value; these Certlhcates are enclosed IN enVe-
lopcs mixed up, and sold at
% Gents EAcH-5Foa Sill FOR 50.
Whatever article is named in the Certificate can
be obtained at ONE DOLLAR.
.tn no hnI q
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CALL, EXAMINE AND PRICE!
November 10, 1866

TN addition to the fresh, large and varied stock
store opposite the Bank building, large and
general assortment OF
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES,
GROCERIES, BRANDIES,
Whistles, Wines, Holland Gin, Rum, Catsups,
Pickles, Coarse and Fine Salt, Kerosene Oil, To
bacco (cheap grades and the quality) for chew
ing smoking, and Cigars at all prices.
GLASSWARE, QUEENS. WOODEN & STONE
DO. BUCKETS, TUBS, &c.
A general assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods,
consisting in part of superior Over and Under
Shirts, the real Buck skin Gloves, CatPet-Sacks,
Umbrellas &c. Hosiery-a general assortment
and very cheap, and well worth the attention OF
the Ladies'. Soda, Water ana Mushroom Crac kers,
Cheese, Candies, and Nuts and Fruits generally
also Canvass Hams, Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef,
&c. FRESH BEEF and SAUSAGE will be found
constantly on hand, and can be obtained day or
night.
ga III kinds of CouxTRv PRODUCE taken in ex-
change for goods.
hS- Corn Meal and Flour, Buckwheat and Pota-
toes, constantly on hand.
These articles will be sold at the very totrs't liv-
ing profit, and call from the public generally Is
6ctober 50. 1861. Agent.
GUN BURNER.-The much talked OF Patentsu
= Burner and the best Coal Oil for sale by
Feb. 4, 1865. w ED1'
TTNGLISH Black Silk Webbing, for repairing
Jan 9ss KEARsLEf sHEERER.
NLoVER Seed, Timothy Seed and Orchard G rass
~ Seed, for sale by RANsoN q DUNE
Feb, IL, 1865.
DEATIFUL hair Chains just received and for
d sale lo-.by L'DiNkLE'
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SUMMIT POINT DEPOT,
NOTICE.
GOMEZ TIONERY.

w u " L " " IL II
THE public invited to examine my Select
! Stock of CONFECTIONERY. which "a
passed by any cvGr before offered in this town
My supply of
q a K O .
will be found at all times abunGaut TO meet the
wants OF all, and the patronage of the whole com.
munity is solicited, with the guarantee that you
cannot do better elsewhere. If you want
OYS STEERS
i'll any and every style, just give call, and you
may rely upon it, will make every reasonable
ertiOn 10 give entire Eaiisaction.
o. Call at the '.Old Stand, - Main street.
Feb. IS, 1865. GUSTAV BROWN.
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CAMPBELL Il MASON,
Druggists and ApOthecaries,

CHARLESTOWN, VA.
WOULD respectfully invite the public generally
w TO examine their complete stock Of
DRUGS, CHEMICAISS,
PATENT MEDICINES. & c.,
all of which warranted to be fresh md perfectly
reliable.
FINE STOCK OF
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS,
-fPerfumcries. Sosp s and Preparations for-R
~ Dycing, Preserving and DIR ssinR the y2
fS Hair, Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes, -
Dressing and Fine Combs in great variety.
Especially call attention to their supply Of Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Dyes, VarnishrS. Colors, and
everything in that line, which we we will sell AZ
cheap they can be bought.
THEIR STOCK
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
il complete. ANY book that is wanted will be fur
nshed in three days notice If 10 be had in the cities
Also are agents for the sale of Bibles the vir-
ginia Bible Society, ut their rates
o. Physicians' p escriptions compounded with
neaincss and despatch, at all hours.
September 81, 1867