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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
Boot and Shoe Establishment!

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Where he intends to supply all who may
favor him with their patronage. with the
best quality of work, at the most reasonable
prices. Keeping none but the best work
men, he warrants his work. Remember the
place, and drop in.i Y 81 Sep4, l666.tf 4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
Private sale.

b ! " ill offer my farm, situated about one
mile West of S, camore village. Wyandot
conn y, for sale. The farm contains 16O
acres. of which about 100 acres are cleared,
and the balance we'll timbered. The simg'
provements consist OF one commodious
frame house, and frame barn, with all the
necessary out buildings. 1t is well watered
and has. "a. good orchard. All persons
wishing a good farm are invited to oall and
examine the premises.
A. PONTIOUS.
Nov q, 1867. nl-ems
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

F.. A woman fell head first into the
mud and froze there the other night
in this State.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26
VOLUME xx1I1.
8asiuess 1ireftnrn.
w. A. WEIDNIAN,

MERCHANT TAILOR ard dealer in Ready
MI Made Clothing, cents Furnishing Goods,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-03-26

'NF7F~ ~WARPULE HUUSE,
w. GERTIG, Proprietor, Main st. Ex-
j cellents accommodations and reasonable
terms An excellent stable attached.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Friend Loughcry Of the Texas Re
publican, reminds us Of the Irish,
mans fica--whcn you put your finger
on him, he Is npt there II we abuse
him, he praises us-if we prni-e him
he abuses us. Well, Loughcry is q
good fellow, and about half right on
any question that may be up. If his
" temper " could only be kept on a
balance, he would hardly ever be sub
ject to criticism Henderson Times
1t u useless to affirm what all ou'
readers know to be true, TIM, W,
nevev abused tho editor of the Times
Never! Scarcely single expression
Of "virtuous indignation has ever
escaped us. But according to his
own showing, hc spends mach Of hi
time in alternately abusingand prais.
Ing US, and conIcsses that VIC mcel
his most violent paroxyisms OF i'll
temper by kind and soothing words
Perhaps VIC are entitled to credit 10,
these frequent exhibitions ofnmiabii'
ity, but VIC doubt il. The truth Is
II he sbuscs or praises US, We are Ger
tain he'll change his mind before tn,
week expires
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07
Club Meetings,

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07
,Ihs G.ats Convention.
W. COPY he following from the

=
"s"''"
AUSTIN, guy z'.-1he 'osSen'
eoa BY Ae1ct party vote Passed
rssoiusios requestiny constsss ''
rrnd = committee TO inquire INTO 'h'
lawlessncss and crime peryading INC
State also, unanimously, resolu
tion requesting ten, Reynolds f'
send ohcsrs along with the Mii'lcau
committee to assist them In the'r IN
vestIgatlonS'
TAe comn'ttec reported ON the
judiciary clause Of the constitution
this morning Inc supreme and
District Judges are TO nc appointed
BY the Governor with tue consent 9,
the Senate. The former to hoid
Once for h''een years the latter fo'
eight years. The salary as nov
prescribed by law District sttor
ncys are TO be appointed IN me same
manner as judges, and to hold once
for -four years The Probate court
y abolished, and the powers gwen :,
the District Court, which must hold
three sessions per nnnnm IN each
county Justices OF the Peace 10 DC
I'VE in each county, who are TO come
together al stated tunes ana ao' a.
public Police Court They are also
to act as Notarics rnbiic. Inc Su'
preme Court Is to hold It's sessions
annually at the capital. In other
respects II does nor amer much 'fom
ne present CONSTITUTE on.
The substitute 70 the declaration
penang yesterday, IN fcsa," 70 sen
ing ous railroads, was voted DOWN
AUSTIN, July =. SIX sections u
inc Executive h''cie were e"s'ossco
without material n.'era'on, IL ap'
pears that some Tune WIN DC CON
sumed on the additional powers
gwen the Governor IN the TN see
ton: -
The M'l'.can COMMITTEE 10 inves'
tigase the rot have not yet ieit'
humcr says that the preparations
made BY Gen. Reynolds to keep
down disturbance on Saturday night
prevented tho loyal league from meet
ing for the purpose OF armed organ
ization.
The Convention is elsted by the
reported action of Congress,
A second report from the Com
mittcc on l.Hwlessncss makes no
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

FOR PRESIDENT,
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
or NEW Y0nK.
FOR VICE PREuDEmT,
FRANCIS p. BLAIR,
~ MnoDounl.

H1lN1913lAx ADC101A.
~ As Hhsae At LawyA
B. h. EPP0RSON, II Red River,
JOHN HANCOCK, u Trsvis.
AhsvaAls,
J. n. CLEVELAND, u Pslk.
0DO. W. SMITH, Of Colorado.
Hv Frs Cb~Srsssiosal District.
WIN. sTEDNAN, II Harrison.
Aftermath,
J. L. CAMP, Of UpsAus.
Sses~d GaSvss;s~al Dtsar;cs.
D. B. CULBBRfeON, Of Mseisn.
Aivmols.
JAMES n. HUNT, II Gnyses.
Tkird C6s1rsssoaat DssAref.
g. ". JONES, Of Bastsop.
Ai1ss~ols.
J. n. ANDERSON, of NcLsaaas,
Eb~rsA (bs6rsss;ssal D;stries.
G. UPDON, II Bear.
Assey~n&.
CHARLES STEWART, 4 Harris.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

~ The weather NJ Galveston is very
much like u is here The News Of the
aiss, says; "Thc evenings nov gener.
ally close With thunder, lightning, and
rain
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

- Ne had The pleasure on Tuesday
Of srsstiae esr eatseued friend Capt r
W. Ford, Who was 10 this section On
busincss soaAectsd with The substantial
end popsias hosss of Messss. Gregg 4
harsin, shssvspcst. We wish him and
the hosoS with which hs 10 connected
unbound1d neeess. 49,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

RA,s, RAH, RAIN l----tor nearly a
month this section has been subject to
rains every day We arc fearful the
cotton will b. ruined. If the worms ia
not destroy The crop, there " danger Of
II. going to wsed, ind prodasisg ba,
littla.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Rrronr on rrxrxnAxcs.- "A Comnit-
tee appointed by tho Msthcdist church,
81 this P'aes, have mads . Repsss q
rs~psrssss which W will pubhsA ssst
week. We rssFss leaving i over, bu'
IL il uaavoidshls. =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

A hundred riissas Of Geo
are in Jail on tho Charge oi~kil
Ashburn, Who came to his end !
negro brot1si, by the hand Of $
jsllous darksy, Msads offered
thousand dollars reward for the
lection Of tho perpa(gssor, and
Yankee carpet bagssts arc zach
cusing their mes to get the rev
They are to 10 tried BY drum y
law, and any man or number Of
can be found guilty, BY tho acca
sharing tho spoila M the Go
There il = still more summary.
Of trial than that Of the drum-h b.
which Meade 10 earning ~ fast
possible. He rscsntly seat six !
TO tie Dry Tortssas for ridtae . d
lehhefous rpes.bsEgsr on =
--.(u,},fo GdSStft.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

~ svV Os
WIN. \. WALTON, Of Travis, ca
JOIN HANCOCK. a Travis.
n0n1Rr JOgNYN, II Travis.
J. ". TnROCkMORTON. Of Coils.
}. ". HENDERSON, Il Harris.
a. 6TUAnf, = 0s2ves>sA
4 4 MAVERICK, u nssas.
q. =. BvnNBY, Il ksLsssaa.
J. q. STARE Il Nssselssasa
JOHN q. REAGAN, u Asassssa.
\ 3. GOULD. efLsos.
B. b. HPFxR6ON, Il Rsl River.
,. D. GIDDNaA. Of wasAisgsas.
Il PANDkDo + Osnosua.
X. b PICKETT. efLihssI.
n ". BnOKHAA, Il CsnA.
DANlU IAMD9A, 4 Ans1ia.
?. b. gnxfON, seGaa Aseusiss.
q. ". JONns, 4 Rastssp.
J. ". WHITFIELD, Lavaess.
q. ". SMITH, Il Colorado.
GEO. J. DURHAM, BsessAasy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

- CapA L. Y. NsaA u the law
Asn u hssra NsA 4 Lsosard, shrve'
post ~ bssa spssdasg Day OF two ia
Marshall Pssebssisea,ly - socially
The nsnbsss u tAk Urn ssjoy m en-
viAAh sspaAAisA CA,A Nstl Aas uaay
WAsn e6soh xAsGsvsp h b hnsWA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

~ The loysl leagues arc producing
their legitimate fruih everywhere; riots,
murders, ssd Auruings sscrst polia-
cal msesings even snoag white people
are psrnicious and dangerous. With
such population "a the negroes, con.
trolled BY bad white mon, there Ia no
telling whka and where they will lead to
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

say Col George W. Given, Of Dallas.
Texas, died at Memphis on the 2l-t
ultime. 80 says m exchange We
presume the name should be, George
w. Guess
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

SIax1vlcAMr.-We notice thai
izty -1vs barrels Of oashonic acid.
assiessd, - H. savsstlsss states, to
kssp he atuosphsrs svsst and
psrs and prevent disease, are advsr-
Hssd for sals At Austin. II was ,
VIZ sppssssists plass to odsr II fo'
sale. II would ssks more thss that
anoust. Of any tsown disisfscssss 10
kssp w. atnosphsrs Of the "polsca'
sonvsstisa I" pure sad swsst, or mem
bsss ffss ftsa dissass, ssgsndsrsd
By susA ~ analganation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07
Tar Monsrnn 6sAxE RsA,if,

Tan MonsruA SNAKE A REALITY
-Na KNled asa C.ptsred.-we
psblAh % eur hrss page = remArka-
bic make story, which viii be read
viii istsrsst, particularly in sntici-
patton Of ~ tsfuinAsios. Mr.. J. /,
8calss critics 10 the Nashville Banner
! full account Of what occurred aisss
IL escape from its den--thc wild
hunt that snsued and the thrillisP
events that succeeded, al Of which il
too long for the inside Of this issue
Of our paper, but win b publishsd
next week.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Tur Corvos WosM vsritahls
cotton wcrm has no doab4 pads iss ap
psaranse on several pIaptAtions In this
county, and il this weather continues
will rapidly increase. Farmers gMer
ally agree, however, that under tbs ncs'
unfavossbls circumstances, n half CROP
Of cotton nay b. antisipAAsd.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

- Tbs Campaign Democrat, ia tho
title Of . large, elegant looking sheet
that reaches us from the cntsrprising
city Of Shreveport; $. II. Cslhous, edi-
tor, Col. Jack Wharton and X. J i.oonsy,
Associate Editors We snticipsss much
pleasure from IL perv.ai, and place it
with pleasure upon our exchange list
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

KnsausaAan ~ JnvvsnRn.-O Fri
Day sigh 49, tAsss was . graad Dsn-
ssraAie rsliy ard hoseA-lisAs psocessioa
nusie, spseshss, ETC.,, n Js9srson. The
Denossalis s1i1oss were called out, and
thsif papsss grsstsd viii chsets. The
Tinss bsiIdiag wss beautifully illumi-
nsasA. Mr. Campbell, Of the Jimple
este, asa or assssials, NJ. AeCutchan,
ns1s sAsrA b. tslliss speeches. We
~ sorry ~ wsss ~ pssssaA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

In pursuance OF n call rom the
Chairman of the Conservative Club
or Po., NJ = Of It,,r;snr cou,tv
~ 4, So - "S ~. ~ ao,L ~ III,
=, '".in,l Al
" ~. 80. 70 ~ yval.ial ,..
"" '"Y, ~, W ,S n MI
'' W ,'' ' ~ ~ 49," a. $780,.
m H.
~ o'i ~ ut s,';,l w. e.'.
's's1u ~ ~ W ~ 0 ,I :" : ~"
~, .'s w. ''''0 '''N "ff''f''
ave 'V'"a'N' ~ N, , IT.
~, IN i'o''ou " -, H. ooso, ~, Wv
ena" "PPo'"..a Wv ''' 49,, ~, 49," 49,.
'nen oo''',"',''o 70 v,i'' ~, VIZ "''..'
W w VI" p HJ T'e " u '"'p s IN II W
w. - 'oss' v" c1ii,. '''N = a.
n tu,o"'h'' " " >o'''"'' """ ." a.
N' n .,;.. .r y p y.u. A..
~, ~. , 49,, ,ta t'tI.,.; s, ,' Wv
10" "fF9 9r' -. 20 Is ~ ~"
H. e., w ~ c,,,t NJ y - n
w W." W ioi ''''s nv ~ s.iu ~
o""t "1' ~, MI nnJ a." "
r..s.s.. .se.a - ~ Ia up
lltee.
The committee after retiring for a
short time, reported a. follows
Rssoipod, lst. That this Club shall
be known and called the Couserva.
tive Democratic Club Of Beat No. 7.
Of Harrison county. -
I'd. That the officers shall consist
Of a President, two Vice Presidents,
1-Ss..,ae.,~ Treasurer. and Sergeant
alarms.
3rd. That the Standing Commits
tee be appointed by the Chair.
ith. That this Club meet a; Ash
Spring on the Ind Saturday in cael
month, at , clock, p. NJ.
On motion Of W, c. Wakeland,
the report of the committee was re-,
eoiyod aad adopted.
On motion of ]. NJ. Moody, the
Club proceeded to the election of
officers. Whereupon, W. &. Wake.
land was elected President, Y. A.
Davis and j. NJ. Moody, Vice prcsi.
dents, c. b. Diekard. Secretary, W.
A. Smith. Treasurer, and l.. j.
Whitohorn, Sergeant al Arms
Committee Oh Constitution and
BY. Laws &. p. W ellis, W. a, Smith.
and d. Il. Bass.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07
W. c. WAKELAND,
President.


Y, u. plckARp, sec ry
Messrs. Hamilton and Caldwell
have returned TO Austin from Wash
ington, having accomplished the OBJ.
ject of their mission. - yitr Iaiex.
The object Of their mission "
sns to induce Congress to pass an
act for arming what are dcnominated
the loyal militia of this State in
other words, the negroes. If carried
out, the result will be, We fear, most
unfortunate The object Of the rad
icals is unqucstiouably to produce
strife and bloodshed, in order TO
make political capital for the canvass,
They care not who or how many are
killed, SO that they, the rule or
ruin party prevail But is the cd :
itor Of the Index not mistaken as to
their = accomplishing the object of
their mission
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Il il the intention Of Stan'o'
rsssms the practice Of the la"
partnership with his son.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

n Al up town New York LADY
two PCT psasoeks who strat soou
arAviag resns 10 aas sAyh'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

x4ho new nrrangessst Of =.
llAbbons is styled, :" Dos't fall in
with me, young nan.'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

~ The edit, ef ths Palestine Ad-
yocatc chronicles the marriage On the
9Th Of July Of Mr.. John A. Br.sdlovs
Of 0rayson county to Miss Francis n.
Mynait, ofAudsrson county. The bride
sent the editor cake, and the bride
groom a silver dollar, the first he ever
received ior pablishinG marriage no.
tice. Those young people are bound
to be happy. i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

P1tlv ~ eenk - W abovo o4ooo ~
Ssuh1e eoauna sdvssAsensuh.
Al1ssatiuas h soaaaisg s1vs9t3se0snls
sAaeasa. :.
Psss..s desiring y 4 ~ ssap "a.
vsseisisG bs1ss1; thaa b 70 dag
tAsis sdvsseiseossh fssqseaaly, vii -
eAas1sA ~ sssal saas Of Oas Dsllas
~ sqaass, sttA 1s1setiss If ~
~ ssak, y sas Nv ~ sssal Sv|es
Ths chow tsens Aavs 6ssa Ageeed
spoa, aad win - slFislly elAeesl b.
". O. BAHRkTT,
Psu1sss>m u nasslssa HAG
R.W.nO01D8Y,
Pn effsoas Rsonb1san ~ flDsa
Hspesobss 10, 1877.
Or New Osseoas AOso4s.
Msaa Whastsa ! IliiaeswssA Ne
% Csaasa ssssA New OsisanA afs Ne
dsly ss,AssissA Assats d Ne Rsssb.
llssa II sAal city.
- a ssoas nssk % . papss dsnoes
tAab . ssAsssiAse's Nns has sspiss4
Ne iaAsaA, hsssailss, 10 10 sasA basg-
asA Il u noes tsoabls b collect
nsvsPapss ssbsssiYtioes tAaa Asy ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

~Ws ~ uaAss sea1lnnsd sb1lN.
tses \ NJ Gas1 Csn6asAss - ~
asslAsss Pasi1s HaltsaA ~ ~ -
~ - vaessA sestaiaias ~ laAssl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

- TAs Tsaas KGyssss Ceapasy
N ssssst ~ tAaaAs ~ ~ city ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

~ TAs Augsa nsnAss 4 ~ rszas
Fssnss, b vssthy Il ~ pssssaaag saa-
bssa Il u ~ s1ssllsse apisallssal
papss. Evssy Tess Psoss ssghs y
Ahs + Then y ssasssly nsnAss.
~ asss ~ sselaia vannahls inaDena-
~ westA ~ ssssssivasaa psiss. rsA.
xsAsa q Hsaaassss, b MassAan !
DsdssA Tssns saly No ds1lass ~
- Nm. Easah J. hssh m poepaa
~ ssAsel u ~ rssiAesss, - Aso1ay
- Ar ~, 1883
nn1ss sf1Sl1sa, = sss..sst, ~
D1o1A ................W "
Mod = riass Futa, ~ asslA, : %
lssiAsa1al sspsassA ~ Sss.ieA ! @
rsolh beae6ed = ~ esono ~
nsaA h seoA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

- Gu, \ win y sssa, has ~
vaoss4 70 ~. Whs1 b ~ sanss u
~ W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

- Mn. LsaoapA sdssstisss s3ay
psspssty ~ sals.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

~~0 6
o&esn q Tsxa, he nost Il thsx
ars issenpsAsst naay Of tAsa q,
nsa IT iahnous characters, aad nea,
u Asn. n tAsis ssstiassaes II 90
dsPsa1sl spsa ~ sanction Of ~
whits vossss " thsis respective eous.
tiss, ooald command, svss nsnsri
eally, . respectable vets. W. sr,
bseiasiss V realise vhss . ssAsfa
tAiag h b y sxsluAs ftsa . parlis1
paasy IL ~ gsvsssnsst, snd hos
peHtssal aad moral rsspsadbskty y
70 IL nsaaesssst ~ respectable
iatslngsaa, nd virtssss psoPls 4
sssst'y, vhsss vstss, wight ss'
isAusass eugAs y GIN tess asd Il
Fsstiea v psSlis aahin. Thh 81
b ssss nees s,sasly b ssassas>is,
~ sssdi1ss II ~ e>a>s Il ~ p
sisa lnnsdislsly idaIsuing tAs clos
II ~ vas, viii vhAa Y b sow
Tia ~ haa psass al qsisA I
NJ = saijssa u ssnash ~ thss'
M lsn tsssbls thaa sssll hass bssi
astisipaasd, sessidssisg ~ szsaes
diassy sAssss list ~ eesssrsd, u
distress 70 wAisA ~ essstsy b,
bsea ssasssd, aad ~ asnbss .
disessasa ssIdIss, VIZ, sttss fss'
yssss ssassss ssrviss, wsss tarsss
~, eli Il tAsa without nsssy, ast
naay y sAsa vitAsss Ae.ss, upes
sssisty. Bss Ia ssas nihtssy
tysassy, 40 ~ s3as1 y ~, u,
psassk 4 ~ eaaAs sal ssusty %,
~. w. vsss ssshssa sssssally b,
sssKsAy nsa. We'll nsy b ~
pssAsa, vAaa I'll Assl - psiafall,
ssalisA ~ vhsa ~ viaAsd rsls
~ pespA nseks." AsAa IN, ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-08-07

Al tuc tcWn VI NhulHlan on Sne
END, Mr.. J. I. Walker, of The Texas
Starr, married Miss Emma II.
Nichols. The Star will shine with
fresh lustrc.
The Mckinney Enquirer says that
3 GOO bales Of cotton will be raised
in Collin county this year.
John Drysdale, young gentleman
who seems to have had an aversion
to clean shirts, and an ardent desire
TO get in debt, left Brenham for Aus
tin recently, without changing his
linen, or meeting the petty demands
upon that mythical portion of his
private property, his purse, for which
he received complimentary notice
from the Banner. Ans,in, We pre-
sumo, is, at this time, a fashionable
place for dirty shirts.
The Crockett Sentinel says of
Coleman, tho carpct.baggcr 4"
We have in our Office two commu.
nications in relation to the carpet
baggcr, G. Il. Coleman, hut We are
iudisposcd to give him any additional
n. 4 X L
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-04-25
NEW SUPPLY OF GOODS
AT TIE
STORE !

THE undersigned has just received
L large and well selected stock oil Hard
ware, which lie will sell low for cash. con
sisting in part Of Nails, chains, Hinges
Forks, ShoveIs, Mill, Wood, cross.cu';
Tenant, Hand, Webb and Key-hoe Saws
Axes, Hstcheis, Files OF any sizes; lea
kettles, Sauce Pans, Curry-combs and
cards, chisels Of every description; Pock.
ct and Table Cutlery. Shoe-hndIngs OF
every sort; Powder, caps and Shot
Screws, Tscks chest, Pad and Door
Locks, coffee Mills, Coal Holds and coal
ShoveIs, Hand Bells, Axe and Halche'
HeIves, in fine, every thing in the Hard
ware line.
o. Thankful for past favors lie hopes
for continuance Of the same, and will
always endeavor TO satisfy his customers.
Call and examine for yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD SHAFER.
Shepherdstown, Nov. 80, 1867. #
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.Sfaple and Fancy Groceries. Glass,
Queens. Hood and WiNo,v Ware,
Cust received and now open for inspection, in
The large building lately occupied by Mr.. Hager
have no hesitation in saying that
THEIR STOCK is THE LARGEST,
and the assortment tie most complete of any
house in the County. Every thing kept in a
first class Grocery house is, and will be kept by
them. Their constant effort will be to have
every thing on hand in their line that custom
er can ask for, and Of such quality and condI-
ton, and al such prices that ali will be pleased
Their goods are purchased IN such quantities
and on such terms that they feel they can offer
them at such prices, as have not lately been
known in Hagerstown. Their motto will be
Short Profits aud Quick SGles,"
and they will prove to any one favoring them
with call, that this is not mere gasconade.
In short they take pride in keeping such Gro
Gerry house as will be credit TO the town and
an advantage to all who deal at it.
They would also call the especial attention of
Wholesale purchasers, Country Merchants and
others, TO their Stock. They are convinced
that they can sell them Goods on such terms as
tern Cities. They submit the following partial
enumeration of their Goods:
SUGARS.-Now Orleans, P R., Cuba, Phil
adelphia, S. H., Loaf, Cracked, Powdered,
Granulated, \. White, a. White, b. White,
co. Extra.
SYRUPS.-Grocers, Portland, Extra, Col
den, Bee Hive, Non Such, Golden Star, Choice
Bon Ton.
MOLASSES.-Bs Sugar House, c. NJ.
do, Z. X. do, \. o. do.
COFFEES. -Laguayra, Old Government ia
We, English Breakfast, American, Essence, sc.
TEAS.-lmperial, Gunpowder. Young Hy-
son, Japan, Black, English, Breakfast.
CHEESE-Old Swiss, English Dairy, East
ern Cutting, Pine Apple, Sapsago, Nutmeg.
CANDLES.-Slar, Adamantine and Tallow,
with full lire Of
Spices, Wood, Willow, Queens, and Glass
Ware, Oils and Paints, Lime and &C.
ment, Fish, Salt, &c, Phosphates,
FLOUR AND FEED,
Ropes, Ilalters, Twlnes, &C., Preserves,
Fruits, Theoretically Sealed, Oysters,
Fresh Cove, Spiced do, Brandy
Fruits, Pie do, Preserves,
Jeles, Sardines, Peaches,
Pine Apples, ketchups,
Sauces, Pepper Sauce, SC, &c.
Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
Together with everything generally found in
well regulated Grocery House, all of which
will be sold al prices TO defy competition.
The highest cash price paid for Country Pro-
duce.
AZ We invite citizens of Virginia who visit
Hagerstown to give us call and examine our
stock aud prices, feeling assured that we can
sell them Goods, either wholesale or retail,
cheaper than they can be had elsewhere.
WALKER, MILL s. co.
Hagerstown, January /, 1868. If