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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

Pollard, he NJ lhe "I<si f'suse,'
frequent pistols and coffee, ssd mal'
rimcniaI emIwcIImeniz. hes again
"dnwn ihe PEN 10 "fsIse she loss
and character Of journalism = and a
"ssab 10 The death the shallow heart
Of injustice" Ono cf bic hnt "ehIv-
aIric thrusis'' Il aimed II the unler.
iunsie gentleman who caused him 50
much uneasiness during the war;.
JeG Davis. Pollard can't endure
the thought that the "Chicf Of The
Southern ,Couisdcracy" has gone into
Tie commission business with q Lon
don house. He finds Il difficult to
Credit such prostitution Of historical
dignity There are hundreds Of
southcrncrs, says Mr.. Pollard, who
are happy In starving without ccnde-
scending 70 the basencss Of trade, and
he wants 10 know why Mr.. Davis
cannot bear his poverty as ''nobly.'
He talks about the "infamy Of sell
Ing out the honors Of the Confedera-
cy," and bargaining his historical
heroism for certain benefits Of tradc,''
winding up with the imprecation
"Shame upon the man, a blisterine
mark upon the caitiR, curses upon
the wretch who has done this paltry
and flagitious thing!" Mr.. Pollard's
rhetoric has probably run away with
him, as usual but, stripped Of al
his peculiar elcgunces Of style, ther,
remains enough to any pistolinr
nepbews Of Mr.. Davis, Il be has any
to repeat the Wise affair. But, Will,
Pollard grumbles, sensible people will
be inclined 10 rejoice that JEFF. Davis
If report be trne, contemplates BE-
coming : respectable commonplace
member of society, 10 settle dowr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

Hawthorne, in his diary, makes
record Of a day wherein he resolved
to speak to no human soul. He went
to the village, got bis mail a tho
post-ofiice, returned, and triumphant
y records the fact that he spoke 70
no man. Is il any wonder, that with
all his genius, Hawthorne was . mol
ancholy and essentially an unhappy
man? How much wiser and better
the opposite coursol Think Of how
much happiness you convey to others
by kindly notice and a cheerful con-
vcrsstion. Think Of how much sun
shine such sociability lets back into
your own soul. Who does not issl
more cheerful and contented f0t 10
cciving : polite bow, q genial good
morning, q hearty shake Of the hand.
Who does not make himself the hap
pier BY these little expressions Of
,fellow-feeling and good willf 81
lence, and stiff, unbending reserve,
are essentially selfish and essentially
vulgar. The generous and polite
man has . pleasant recognition end
cheerful word for ali be meets. He
scatten sunbeams wherever be goss.
He payes the paths Of others With
smiles. He makes society seem gen
ial, and the world delightful to those
who else would find them cold, self-
ish and forlorn. And what he gives
. but 1.-THE Of what be receives.
Be- sociable, then, wherever you 60
and wrap your lightest words IN soaes
that are sweet, and : spirit that =
genial. -
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

WI " ". Tuvn|ey, hie N The
Federal army, snd q new convert
from HsdIaIlsm, addressed a Demo.
cratic eIub In BaIiImme,a few nights
ago, and IN The course or his speeuh
made the following iaeetItus sllusIon
70 ufanss order assInst the Jews,
and 70 The manner In which stealing
was generally done BY army onl~s,
II will bet that ihsy-Gtapt and
ColIhx--dont got a single Jew vote,
! was there when the order was H.
sued II was just before the Yasoo
Pass expedition 1t Helena. Evcry
jew was put ashore. AJcw friend
Of mine was placed a. night on The
bank Of the river with seven thou.
sand dollars worth Of goods; In the
morning there was not a remnant Of
hts stock lcA. Why did they send
him backs Was Il because they
feared their honesty and patriotism 7
mol II was because some Generals
feared somebody would get more cot
ton than they would l have seen
officers buy whole steamboat loads at
25 cents q bale. / once bought SO
bales from a negro for $780, and
thought I was paying a high price !;
[laughter] II was worth 65 cents q
pound. h'''e' a'H p {ai "si'
"The war was for .plunder and to
dissolve the Union; and l tell you SO
because | was in It. 1 never took a
red hot stove, but / waited four hours
one day, for one 10 cool, Tlaughterl
and when I happened to turn my
back for a minute, some one had
taken It away
"The Representatives Of the South
were once Of the frst character Of the
| country as statesmen and gentlemen,
They received from and reflected
honor on their honored ancestors.
They were high-minded gentlemen,
and who represents them now, lthe
speaker here, amidst the widest
laughter, long continued, drew forth
a black carpet-bag from under the
table, and held itup. This rreuewed
laughter is q pretty thing to say who
shall or who shall not vote, preside
over court. and handle the finances,
Such Is the fact-this is a true repre-
sentatiou. IN tell YOU the history
of a carpet-baeger from my part Of
the country. He was a colonel in the
army and at the close Of the war was
anno;pted 4 captain In tho regular
armv. He was sent 70 North Caro-
H.. .ad w.s .nno;n,.d /. I,d.a
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

What did that inienss RadIxless,
Anna Dickinson, mean, when n her
lecture on "Children and Mariags,"
she said that "Grsnt's rum rseord u
mot half % disgrscefdl y bic Indian
baby record while be was staiionsd IN
California;" Did he mean 70 ny
that An Indian psPeaas he'd sfight
70 saIl 0spsral Grast apaPf' .isii
fiA-s - IA AEftEs4 nusaaJ
Why q ~ Gpst nj b ~ I'D
rssts y CAIifasisf 1enppp y
esns pass around . hoss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

/ We are offener mpre cruslly rob
bsdg BY thqe who s,sal into or
bssrts than By thoss who break into
our houses. - ..t.I. }. .l..i-a,
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n vesrAIss sa Negro Suffrage

Hon. d. w. VOorhies. of Indiana.
10 4 lsts speech, ailer describing the
r 6l1,ifIk vD6Kfksve attended
the RsdicaI effort . force negro suf.
ftsrs d ten Southern State. con-
cludes = 1oIIovs:
III am 40 "a 70 N. blac,, man. 7
Iwould make the sovrrnmeSt I Niece.
Ing. and not . curse 70 him. II The
work Of b;s own h.nds h .hould e.t
IL brsaE1tE3 41I6,ld Es6ss.x9 4 m
h tba fru;t. ~ Il. ;rdnstrv Nor
would / t.x him. ave q, q, re- !, ,duca-
lion Of bis children. ButE from all
psrt;cipstion n tbe afI.;rs of oovern- Z
m,pt | would exclude him. as vop
do here in Indiana. The examples
Of the Almighty. the teacbinus Of
AHlhiAtorv. IA a,s dam bb,lOsos,,hSy
Of human nature ali denouno. ln ,hs
oomm;ngl;,v of ssr.,, ssrs ~. s,I nd d;,,;no. 49,
r,ss..) isis a. unin,I;S.Sls Srr,.s
10 botb. prosna,;,v nave, No.. !.
land ,h.. .t,smr,.j !. rrsss 49, !
"a -, ,,:-.. = .r.--a,..sss 20
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

In this country at the presenttim
taxation by the Federal Governmenl
alone, independent Of State, eoonty
and municipal taxes, amouDtsto fully
Sl4 . head--man, woman md child
for the whole population. Take ths
case Of . laboring man with : family
Of Eve or six children, and Il will b
seen that be pays about 500 q year,
which, on an average, would beaboui
a seventh oran eighth Of his earnings.
Five days be works for himself and
family. The proceeds Of the ixth
are clutched by ths Government.
Yet workingmen ere asked to en-
dorse the RADICAL party. 4 rs
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

49, = 4 J - 2 - -
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rHps ~ sesvrIoN'
yveae y>o(I n alv<1e4 4 fif n "a
1ssI1s !" !" itts tsee
nw~~~,.svn r.~.. n
~ .4l1i
n ~. ~. q 4. Ilegs-.aFss inssfsinh 10
-. e4a'lleusl lnseFuon, ~ 10,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

|6ok ! ssasilgf kIsai
+ q tke ell8 eeavsnIess = ~ NIL
~ 6s1s)<ea hk1i1s 3, 4ko6 seeeusly
nIred, rsaovssed and asle1 Up With
1leus. - b ssv spes 70 ~ travelIse
The peopsistoss pledgs thenaelvs1
Aall b kep1 h evefy dspnrsuent
ssay hotel IN The eouihvest and m
y elleit . shars q lhe pnsFonaxs Of
uu|lag public. I Flls ~
= nusssss sssu y y y - DAr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-09-19

Mr.l6es ii ~ vsass5 codss Il Inc
- 4 PanolA DsSoto. and Tunlca. ssd
~ Cssn of Bnsv aad AppeslA st Jsck'
RI mayls-ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-22

Ezy- De Soto when he visited the shores of
America, soughr long and arduously for the
''Sprins of perpetual youth" that those who
bathcd therein might never grow old in APP
pearance. People of our day have i'll part
discovered substitute for this unfnund spring
in Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, few applica-
tons of which gives to white or gray hair
that dark, strong and glossy appearance pc
culiar to youthful beauty. Ifany of our read
ers doubt this, let them try bottle, and be
convinced of the truth of our assertion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-22

,Boraur HIMSELF A HoME-Some weeks
ago we noticed the fact that Mr.. SAMUEL
L1oKIrDEn had sold histarm near Shepherds
town in this county. We, are glad to know
that he has suited himself with another, and
has purchased a well improved farm of 22l
acres. of Mr.. D. F. Byers, one mile south>
east of Martinsburg. We are glad to know
that Mr.. L., who is worthy citizen, has
been thus fortunate in locating himself so
soon after disposiug of his own home, and we
hope that in his new home he will find many
friends.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-22

THE LITTLE CLEANER, Fredericksburg
Va, is undoubtedly one of the best juvenile
periodicals in the country. Published by a
Southern lady, it should receive the support
of our community. Subscription only 81.
BURKE's WEEKLY, Macon, Ga, for boys
and girls, is paper that every parent should
place in the hands of his children. 1t is both
interesting and highly instructive. Published
weekly, at So per anuum.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-22

ToURNAMENT.-A Tournament came off
at Billmyer's Mill near Shepherdstcwn. on
Saturday week at which the Knight of JefTcr-
son, Robert staley. crowned as Qneen-Nliss
Emma Mckee; Knight of Willow Grove,
VIM Cunningham. crowned First Maid of
Honor-Miss Ella Turner; Knight of Beech
wood, Frank Grove, crowned as Second Maid
of Honor-Miss Mamie Mason; Knight of
To morrow Night, Charles Whiting, crowned
as Third Maid of nonor-NIiss Dali William
son.
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40 the Public

HAVING; M. chased a Va lushlr tract Of timber
iand. aud heated Snw-Alill upon il with n
cap"ci al -"wi"g i"Ity t!r"nsand feet of Lumber
we"Kiv, I will be- prepared t" furnish nearly
EVERY VARIETY or LUMBER.
Such as riuc rEamk. LG;stS, EaftrrS, stud
ding, PlasicriEg iath. Chestnut faiing>,
Oak Fencing Plank, &c.
Lumber will he kent constantly on hand at the
Mill, mites above K"rrsi'y \ Sh,.arer's P!nu'n"
Aiil tho Shenandoah river aud NcsSTa !iI!U-
phrevs n fIorfI's Lumber va d AT Cha lcstovn
Persons cont. iHpintiLe building will prnnIrI:
their interests hv Cniiir" upon the subscriber in
person, M"ssrs. Humphreys H""fT. b"f"r" going
els, whcrr. GEO. W. EiCuELBE"GER.
l.. ISSS-6n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-22
ESTRAY CATTLE.

IN nr T. b,nt til" let Of June last. FIVE HEAD OF
" WARNINGS aged from my place, near
Rippon, There three Iciicrs, and two bulls
They arc all lei rkcd with crop and slit in the
right ca r, and all are of red collar, with a lew
white spots some of them. A liberal reward Will
be pal for their return, or any information that
will lead to their recovery will he thankfully re-
ccved. WILLIAM LLO1 ID.
SnDteTnhcr IS6S-3t
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RELrGIous.-A two days meeting will be
held in the Brick Church at Leetown, on
Saturday and Sunday, the Sd aud 4th of
October. Preaching on Saturday at 1 A
NJ, and on Sabbath morning and evening,
by Rev. J, ". ". TONGUE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-22

LIVES OF SEYMOUR AND BLA1R-Per-
sons wishing this valuable work. can receive
it per mail by enclosing 81 so to the agent,
T. V. ANDREWS, Hurper's Ferry.
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SECURE THE SHADOW.
ERE THE SUBSTANCE FADES

A Nd accordingly the citizens Of Charlcstown
n and viciritY, are invited to call at my gallery
(nip"site the Dartcr H"usc, lately Dichls Marble
Yarh.) where willie Ple' sed TO wait IN them and
PHOTOGRAPH their faces as faithfully "a the
Camera. assisted by property managed liz hit, can
do. Call and try me, aud will do NV best TO
please ALLEN F. HALL.
December 81 lS67-3m
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGEs!!

lust received from the celebrated = tH-HF =
y Factory Of VIM. Mccain. Raiti- tf sS:sf5S Y
more, COUPE, GERMANTOWNS,IZg --2-
ROCKAWAYS, TOP AND NO TOP
BUGGIES, which ! will sell at Baltimore prices
All kinds Of Carriage Repairs sonc at short mo-
ticc. w. J. HAWKS,
June 80, lS6S-3m. Ag't for Wm. NrCnnn..
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FOR SALE.

TWO VALUABLE BLooDED MARES. F,
l four wears old Ont. oil them has Colt ~
bv her side. These animals are Of suPeriurAA-I
stock. and are sold for no fault
DR. n. a. WIRE.
L.rct"wn, Sept S. IS6S-.3i.*
M nnl
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JEFFERs0N CLOTnENG EMPORIUM.

UST r. rCiv"d. tho Ia rgcst stock Of FALL. AND
Consisting
CL0ff;XG F0R MEN, 70 UTHS& CHILDREN,
s.cl 49, R,av,r. Tiger Silk Mixed Iia -ris Gael
uI",c. Melton, ars Docskin Back Cloth. i.inscy,
Cnsziucts, Saitnrts. &c. Alan a large STOCK of
FOREIUN II DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
consisting. IN part. al Caasilncrcs, Cassincts and
$ItIucts. Alpacns, DelainCs. Armurics, LinsCys,
Plain and wicd FIanncls, Canton Flaun"Is,
Iialnurals, Di per and Crash Towcling. CaiicOs,
BI.achcd and UubIcaCIred AIuslins. Table Linen,
Fancy Table Covers Fancy and White Counter
punes, and many hers to" numerous to mention.
The department. Of Ladies' ard Cents
Flu R M S n In G G o o D S,
is complete and consists in part of Mons Under and
over Shirts, I.ajics' Vests, Embroidered and Hem
Misses and Children. French COrsCis and the Du-
pick Corset Stays which Will never break; Ladies'
and Gcuts' Paper and Linen Collars, Book Gaunt-
let's Fur top Eid Gloves Galupn, RuChe and Magic
Rulings, Buttons, Belts, C"mbs, Brushes hair
Oil, Pumadc Extracts. Fancy Toilet Soap. Ladies'
and Gents Ties, Velvet Ribbons, Silk ana Cotton
for Sewing Machines, and many other articles use-
full far everybody. Especial attention is called to
my stock nf
TRUNKS AND CARPET BAGS.
such ; Saratoga and Folio Dressing Trunks, Va
Iisrs, Railroad and Carpet Bags.
My stock of HATS is a complete ono, consisting
in o ush. Beaver Wool HAS, for Men, Boys nd
Children.
offer the above goods bcsi'.cs crCnt many 9TH
not cuumcrat'd Il, at the lowest Baltimore prices
No goods sold on credit under any Considcra ton
they are bought and marked to sell for Cash only.
r"ICit liberal patti 0naTc heretofore extended
Sept S, 1865. f. p. J. GOLDSMITH, Agt.
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WICKLIFFF ACADEMY.

tLAEkE COUNTY. NIRGINIA.
THE sxcrci-cs "f tits scI,n,l will II" resumed
j the FiRSr MONDAY IN 81 PrEMBER.
limited nun Der hardrrs will he received in the
family Of the teacher. For terms nd other pa rite
ulars. apply for circ"l1r. ". POWERS.
Past Office Berry vile, Clar Ike Co. Va.
Amnnsi -. IShS-Im.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.-A few beautiful
/ Photo phc Albums. just received and for
sale low by l. DlNKLE.
September Is, 1868.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

THE undersigned, Executor of George Iser. will
l. sell at Public Auction. un
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, Is6s,
Is FRONT OF THE CARTER House., CHAaLEsTowS,
The fine farm of which the late George Isler died
seized and possessed, lying in Jcfferson county.
West Virginia, abo t u miles from the town of
Charlestown, ON the county road leading TO sum
init Point, both of which places on The line Of
the Winchester Il Potomac Railroad, and afford
fine markets for the sale OF produce. Said farm
contains about
958 -ASRF 81
of GOOD LIMESTONE LAND, between 40 and
SO acres ot which is in P4LUHBLE IYILBER.-
IL sdjnins the lands of Bushrod e. Washington,
Henry Davenport, Esqs.. and others, and is very
convenient to Mills. Churches and Schuuls.
The Improve mens Cons ST of a comfOra- ISsz51
bic DIV ELLlNG HOUSE aud Ont Build tfssna
ings, a never failing Well OF pure water, lal2GA
Pono for cattle. stock, &C., Sc. The fam Gall
things cOnsidcred) is one et the most desirable in
the fertile County of Jefferson.
TERMS One third Cash, balance in one and two
equal a ia lpaymenis-bearing interest from date
nd DC occurred the Ia nd. Possession given
the let day OF April, 1869.
n B. Growing Wheat Crop reserved.
Sale 10 take place l. O'Clock, A. NJ.
JOSEPH CRANE,
Executor of George lslcr.
September l5, 1868.
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GPECTACLES.-A fine lot of elegant Steel Frame
= Spectncles to suit all ages. If you fish to have
your eyesight restored, cali and get pair a:
Jnne O. 1853 l., DISKLE'S.
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PUBLIC IA Es,.
sHERIFFs SALE OF VALUABLE
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.
In HarpersH FERRY.
ANDoF INTEREST OF VIM. J. STEPHENS
ny /, Du,S ny u0IUukn

IN LOTS IN BOLIVAR.
I N obedience to order 81 sale made at the June
4 Term, ls6S, of the Circuit Court of jefferson
county, West Virginia, in an action of aszuinpsit
and attachment therein depending, in the name OF
Leonard Passano & Co Plaintiffs, VIM j.
Stephens, &c, Defendants, wilton the
18th day OF October, 1865,
in front of the Shenandoah Hotel, in the town of
Harpcr's Ferry, II O'Clock, noon, offer Public
Sale, to the hghert bidder, for cash, the
LEASEnoLD OF LoTsNo. S,
in the partition OF the Iandso tue heirs of John
Wager, decea Sod said lot No 3, lying and being
the corner OF Potomac and SHENANDOAH streets
j said town, and the ieasehold being for a term
500 years. renewable forever. subject to ground
rent of s 100 90 per year, payable quarterly, aud
tn the ayInent oil alltaxcs aud assessments snd
property. At the same Time and place, will sell,
also for Cash to the highest bidder, the interest Of
William j Stephens in certain
LOTS IN BOLIVAR,
said interest OF said William j. Stephens being
undivided half thereof.
Said sales of said ieaseIold, and undivided inter
est in said lots, Inodc for the benefit of the iudg
of the plaintiffs, subject to the Deed of Trust
lien on them in favor of Solomon v. Yautis, as
men toned ard provided for said decree.
September l5, 1865 -ts. Deputy Sheriff.
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Spirit nf yefersnlr.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

NoT1cE,-Ifs,ur Middleway subscribers
who have failed to pay their subscriptions TOR
the present year, wish to know where they
can find their accounts. already receipted,
they have only to call on Mr. JOEL w. ROB.
Enrs. who has them in hand. Let none fail
to regard this notice, as wcs!expect all to be
puuctual. A word, we hope, is sufficient,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-22

A PACKAGE Of superior Honey Srap * .lnrl.,
n cakes, only twenty five "at''s -. hog 90,
sale by { T.. RELLEi.
iarper'z Ferry, September $50,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-22

SEfiOOL BOOKS We would call the attention
~ OF Srh"" fcnchrrs aud the public generally to
very complete stock of School Books, embracing
the latest editions, to wit
Southern University Series,
NJ. GufTv's New Series,
QuaCkrnhuss' Srrrs,
GOudricI.' . Histories,
wnrCcstcT's History,
MitchclI's and C"rnril's Biographies,
Davies Ar thHctic Algebra. SC
Andrews aud St,ddarI's Latin Series, and ma
ny other books now in usc in primary nd clas-
sica scho"ls- CAMPBELL & MASON
Septcmbcr Is, 1865.
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4 MOTHER supply "i ghaiuz'-, IL. 'irg Flute.
"a pronounced Ivy those Who nave ur'a l. uh
best Article Ui the kiud ~ u-', fuf -at iy
ILarRcr'e ErIIN. s.nI- Lh5- q Q HLLLLE-
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
Ammo lated Super PllOSphatGS.
The Maryland Fertil!zing q Manufacturing
CO NJ PANY.
INCORPORATED JANUARY, 1861.
DIRECTORS.

WM. C.. UARRIsOS. WILLIAm NrsisEN .
LAwRESCE SASOsToS, RICHAuD .. BAELu.
RoBERT TURSER. WILLIAM TRFCo.
WILLIAM TREGO. LAWRENCE SANGSTON
ManufG cfuuH ing ChmIst. PTssidsnf.
THIS Company, incorporated By the Lcgisl atur',
L OF Mary land for The Manufacture ana safe oi
FERTILIZERS, AT" now prepared 10 iurnish the agrI-
cultural community with their products.
Deriving their supply of material frum the rrhssi
of the recently deposits Of Bone PhoEphat IA $ uth
Carolina, they have ,stabished aud viii ind NibIy
maintain, a higher standard of Fcrtiliziug value
than similar productions hithert0ou tho k,t.
While the material they use cunthins 60 PEI cent.
of Bone Phosphate Of Lime, IL Is guaranteed tnc"n
tam a larger per centage Of SOLUBLE PiiCS-
PLATE than any heretofore used.
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SASH FACTORY.
TOWLES' PATENT ELLIPTIC SISFESDEE

THIS invention is based on a strictly scientific
i principle. and is valuable Improvement on
the old style suspenders. 1t is simple in construc-
don strong and durable, aud combines the quail
ties Of Brace andSuspender. The pautaloons being
attached anu supported from two central points un-
der the arms so adjusted by the suspender, as to
hang on a common centre, therefore the strain or
thew is just their own weight, in any Po
sition in which the may place himself. Both
front d nd bnck webs draw from common centre,
which equaIzes the stress or stain upon each
Angus. IS. 1868 KEARsLEY & sHEERER.
r LOCOMOTIVE and Rockaway wheatFans-tbe
Juv ss' is6s D. HUMPHREYS < co.
DOOFING Paint-both Wafer and Fire Proof
II for seIc bv D. HUMPHREYS & co.
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HaFPer Ferty, scPt6mh,r :. 20,
LII TIA" new Patent Medicine uI 80. .'a, g." 80
n found & g. i.LLLEt.'s.
HarPer'- Ferry. September /. 1868.
s. OKES"-To ~ RUNE the hrcntE, r,lr" ton
- cents, for sale by G +. BELLER
IIarPcr's Ferry, September l, Is6S
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
REPORTED WEEKLY
HOUGH, RIDEN0UR d LANGDON,
GEM RALCOMMISSION MERCHANTS
I24 South Eutaw ST., Baltimore.

SATURDAY. September 10. 1868.
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NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC!
IMPORTANT FACT 10 BIZ PROMULGATED!

TyNHAF J. L. SCEILLING has received and kccrs
L on hand, well selected stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
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SECOND HAND DRILLS.

~ GOOD Second Hand Grain, Guam and Seed
III Drills in first order, will be sold cheap
and on accommodating terms
September is, lS6S-3t. RANSOM & DUKE.
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NOTICE.
DERSONS indebted 10 me for goods purchased
L since the war, requested To make payment,
as must collect these dcbIs to enable me to carry
my business II persons who owe me debts con
traCICd prior n Apri ISL do not pay the interest,
will be compelled to collect both principal nd in
tcrcst. JOHN " GRANTHAM.
Juiy II 1863