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LA CRISE A WASHINGTON.
La capitale des Etats-Unis a etc
en- proie, dams la journ6e d'hier, a
une yive agitation. LIE Secretai-
re de la Guerre ad interim, Tadju-
dant-general Thomas, a etc, sur
un affidavit de Nj. Stanton, Secre-
taire de La Guerre destitute, arrete
ct conduit devant lie juge Carter,
de la Cour des Etats-Unis, CONNIE
inculpe d'avoir fait obstacle q la
loi sur La teneur des emplois. La
section de cette loi fxe en- pareil
cas- la penalite a une amende qui
ne depassera pas $4,000 ct a un
emprisonnement qui ne depassera
pas cinq ans, avec faculte pour lie
juge de prononcer les deux peines
ou Pune d'elles settlement. LIE
General Thomas a etc relache inn
mediatement en- fournissant une
caution de $1,000.
On pensait que le President re
pondrait a Get acte audacieux de
Stanton par quelque mesure vi
goureuse, ct quill ne laisserait pas
son insolent adyersaire en- posses
sion du departement de la guerre;
mais il para1t qu'apres une Tongue
conference avec son ayocat-gene-
raj, NJ. johnson a resolu d'atten-
Dire la decision de la Corr saisie de
la question, ct que Pagitation s'est
un peu apaisee.
LIE comite sur Ia reconstruction
s'est prononee, sous rempire de
pemotlon du moment, en- favour
de la mise en- accusation. Mais
avant que La Chambre vote a son
taa1r vingt-quatre heufes Sc seront
Fecoulees ct les ressentiments Sc
seront calmes. Les republicans
moderes craindront, en- Dormant a
NJ. johnson la couronne du mar
tyr, d'aceroftre sa poprllarite au
point den faire un candidat redou-
table aux prochaines elections pre-
sidentlelles.
L'affaire du Gen. Thomas sera
appellee Mereredi proclaim. LIE
Congress tiendra encore deux sean
ces Pici Ia, ct lse peut quill y ait
quelque vote important dams ces
deux journ6es.-Abeigle da %.
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MEUBLES DE MASON.

CS
ct une infinite d. 'autres articles don't Penu-
meration serait trop Tongue. ....
Coaditions:-Toute ct ehague adjudiea-
ton de dix piastres ct au-dessous, payable
compliant. Toute somme au.dessus de dix
piastres payable CONNIE suit, savoir: un
tiers compliant. ct Ia balance douze mois
de credit, d compter du jour de In vente -
Les acquereurs fournissant leurs obiiga-
tions avec caution solvafle Ia satisfaef ion
de administrator. Ies4ueIles obligations
porteront interet a raison de hais pour cent
par an eompter de recheance. Et en- ous
tire, la terre demeurant hypo.hequee Ia
succession jusqu'a . parfait Placement tant du
principal que des iuserets qni auront pa
s'accroIsre HONOKE MECHE,
29 Few. 1868. Administrator
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John M. TavlOr.

AVOCAT, OPELoUsAs. Lne
LXERCERA dams les Cours du Huitiems
- District Judicisre aiusl que dams la Paroisss
st. Martin. Les affaires qui lui seEoat coaiees
reeevront une prompte sollicitnde, ct une atten.
ton partculere sera appliquee . Ia collection des
reelamations ct Ia poursuise des aEaires don't On
voudra bien lie charger. [i5 Sept 1866.
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Opeleusas % Fevrier 1868.

VENTE
Par le Collector des Taxes d'Etat.
IN vertu des pouvoirs don't je suis revetu par
- la loi CONNIE Coileeteur des Taxes IT Iieen-
ces Etat, ngrirai en- vente publique, pour dt.
compliant, la Mason de Cour de la Parosse ST..
Landry, en- la vile d'Opelousas,
lie sameh Mars proclaim. 1858,
la proprete suivate, saisie pour saisfaire les .a-
xes 'Etat dIsaae johnson, b. c. |. pour rannse
1866, savoir:
On cheval creole.
JAS. G. HAYES. Shersfet Collscteur,
Opelousas 25 Janvier 1868.
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Succession du DR.. Henry.

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ES personnes qui doivent Ia success
- sion de fed le Doeteur Arsene Vic
tor Eugene Henry, decide, sont prices
de Venir regler avec lie soussigne, dams le
plus bref delai possible, ST elles veulenS
eviter des frais ;-et toutes celles qui peu-
vent avoir des reclamations contre la
meme succession sont prices de les pre-
senter avec les pieces a rappui, aim
d'etre classees.
N. O. QUATREVAUX,
Curateur
Opelousas, IL Janvier 1863 81
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ID LoTyER

NE modesto residence composge d'use mai.
" son qnatre apparsements cuisine &c. 81.
tuee dams IN quarter tEanqaiIIe d d'Opelousas.
s'adresser an bureau du ssConrrier. =
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p. C As q e.

NARCHAND EN- gros ct en- detail de Groce-
" ries, provisions, wins. boissens, iqueurs.
DC. No. I6rae Cont. (nouveile maison blanehe)
ELLE-ORLEANS.
Les ordres de Ia campagne seront promp-
temenf executes T29 FsYrier 1863
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The Spectator Tel est Il. titre dun nom
veau journal qui Went de paraitre en- anglais. i
Natehitoches. N Scanland, Fediteur, est, si nous
ne nous trompons pas. une ancienne connaissan.
&c dams 10 presse de Get Etat. Nous regressons
de ne pouvoir annoncer rapparision du aSpecta-
tor dams ies deux langues. dams une paroisse ere.
ole CONNIE lest celle de- Nafghiteehes.
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= Pour de Ia matiere ! lire, voyez
Ia derniare page.
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LIE MAGAsIN RoUGE.-Ceux qui ont
peu d'argent ct qui ont besoin de beau
coup de marchandises, trouveront avan-
tageux de sc rendre au Magasin Rouge,
au Nord du bureau du Courier, tenu par
Nj. Loeb. Pareourez son avis dams une
autre colonne, ct vous verrez quill vend
touiours meiIlenr mareh6.
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John H. Overton.

a VOCATJURIsCONsUL a repris 50 pro.
- fession ct exereera dams les Cours des Time.
ct SINE. Districts ludieiaires de Get Etat Son Bu-
rean est Opeleusas, rue Bellevue, pres la Maison
de cour IL JAW.
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-Une ferme croyanee est la meilleure
theoIogie; uRe bonne Conscience Ia n,cil!*ur
code; lhonuetete la m7ilIfnr politique, ct la
sobriete lie meilleur lnedecin.
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VENTE
Par 1e Collecteur des Taxes d'Etat.

TNN vertu des pou7oirs don't ie sus revsu pas
- Ia loi CONNIE CoIIecteur des Taxes ct Ii.
ceuces d'Etat. j'offrirai en- vente pnbIique, pour
du compliant, la Mason do Cour de la Paroisss
ST. Landry, en- la vile d'OpeIopsas,
Is Samedi I Mars proclaim, 1868,
tous les drots titres, interets ct pretentious do
kinchen W Mckinney la propriets suivante,
saisie pour satisfaire sa take dEtas de 1866, 4
savuir:
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AvsNDRE AL'AmlADLE.

TINE petite proprfete en- La Vile do.
O pelousas, parfaiteEert situee pour
un commerce guelconque.
Pour plus derenseignement, s'adresses
sans delai au bureau du Courier des 0.
pelousas. 121 Dec. 26tf
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OaO OaD1f1f101I

connue sous lie nom 'Esperance" situe envl-
ron miles dOpelousas, bofnee an Nord par Ia
terre de Ingram ct Pierre Pitre. au Sud par cello
De O Guidry, Nine. veuve Bertrand St Blan.
ca ct Henry L. Garland. lEst par celle du DR..
J. A. Taylor ct Garland, ct rOuest par celle de-
Felix Dejean ct Malveaux ensemble avec tousea
les batisses ct authorizations eui en- dependent
JAS. G. HAYES, Sheriff ct Coltecsesr.
Opelonsas 25 ianvier 1868
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B"Le Gen. Buchanan, eommandant du De
partement des affaires cvies dams natre Etat sous
le Gen Hancock. q faft, entrautres nominal ions,
les savantes pour la Paroisse st. Landry, sayoir:
Thomas Fl. Thompson, Juge de Paix du l0me
reimbursement; Louis Stagg. Juge d. Paix du 9e
reimbursement. ct Yalensiu Savoi=, Constable du
De reimbursement.
Ces nominations, Il "a sans dire, ont etc faises
sur Ia recommendation du GeuverneuE Baker
-~~-~---~----.>-<-<
S Nous asommes pr;s d'annoncer que M j.
G. Tucker, fAssesseur du rsvenu inferno pour
notre Paroisse, prolongs jusquau 10 Mars pro-
chain. fspoque on Ion peurra faire ses retours.
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A NOS DEBITEURS.

Attendu un surcroit de depenses dams
la direction de notre journal, ct lie peu
d'empressement que ron met generale
ment nous payer, nous avons dd placer
en- collection beaucoup de complies qui,
depuis longtemps auraient dd etre soldes;
ct cependant les vieux pas plus que les
nouveaux complies, ne sont payes. Nous
voudrions pourtant bien faire compren-
Dire nos amis que nous sommes oblige
de payer compliant tout ce don't nous a.
vons besoin, tant pour notre bureau que
pour notre famille; ct il en- resulte que
nos recettes ne suffisent pas payer nos
depenses, quoique nos debts depassent
de beaucoup nos d6penses.
II nous touiours repugne de deman-
der de rargent qui que ee soft, surtout a
nos debiteurs; mais cependant, dams les
circumstances presentes nous NE pouvons
eviter cette taehe desagreable; c'est pear-
quoi nous sollicitons instrument tous
ceux qui nous doivent de venir payer leurs
avis, Announcements &c. De ceux qui ne
pourront nous payer en- M monnaie eouran-
te, nous aceepterons din bois de ehauffage,
du maIs ETC., en- un mot tout ce qui peut
nous servir ct qui neeessite de Fargent de
notre part.
Esperant que nos debiteurs eompren-
dront notre position, nous avoDs lieu de
eEoire que Get appel ne sera pas en- vain
e Partout, dams toutes les Paroisses
de notre Etat, les eitoyens opposes au
radicalisme s'organisent avec enthousi-
asme, Monument des delegues la Con-
vention Democratique qui aura lieu d la
Nouvelle- Orleans le 5 Mars. torment des
Comites Exeeutifs de Paroisse, ct seront
bientot prets d agir d runisson quand lie
moment de voter sera designe.
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L'HaDitatiOn

OH demeurait la defunte de son vivant, de
Ia conteDance de 200 acres, situee Pla
quemine Brulee. boruee lEst par Joseph
Harman
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A R CHI S ? r [ N &
NURSERIES,,
Washington County, lid.

THE proprietor respectfully calls the attention
l. of his many customers throughout Virginia,
TO his large and wei grown stock Of FRUIT
TREES and PLANTS, including all the stan
dard varieties and all new varieties Of any iaer-
it which he offers al moderate prices.
Our stock consists in part Of
.4pple Trees-Fine 10 5 year old trees Of
the best selected varieties vel! branched,
and in splendid growing order.
.9pricofs-Besi standard varieties.
PeGrs-Dwarf and Standard.
Cherries-ileaTt, BIggarreau Tor 6rm Geshed)
and Duke or Morrello, of every variety.
Peaches-All the standard and new varieties.
CuuranLs-Red Dutch, White Grape aud
Cherry Currants, the best in the market
Observation-Disclosures Seeding, very pro-
ductiye, never mildews.
Representatives,, Concord, Delaware, Di-
ana, Isabelle and Rebecca, well rooted.
StralcJe,ries-0flhe most hardy and produc-
tive varieties.
Lawton Blackberries, Myatt's Linenaeus,
Rhuberb, and Evergreen Ornamental Trees,
&C., &C., sc.
My General Agent, Mr.. ALFRED MILLER,
will visit the Farmers Of BERKELEY and
COUNTESS during the coming
summer, and will be pleased to take orders
for all the above named fruits, &c.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 10 me and hoping for a continu-
ance OF the same, we will do our best to please
all who favor US with their orders.
JOHN RICHARD,
Proprietor.
~ Catalogues furnished on addressing
ALFRED MILLER,
General Agent,
Fair PLAY,
Washington County, Nd.
Nav %, 1863. I'm
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THE CHURCH UNION.
THE FreesI Organ Of Thought in the
World"

The largest religious paper in the World, aver
aging nine columns Of reading matter each
week more than any other competitor.
II aims TO lead public opinion upon all subjects
and TO represent or echo the sentiments Of no par
" or sect Edited by seven editors, from seven
different denominations, whose names are not
even known 10 each other.
Terms, per year, $3.50
Terms TO Agents, for each subscriber) 90
PREMIUMS.
A Sewing Machine, worth $500, for p sub
scribers, and $62,50. Agents may choose their
machines.
Webster's Dictionary for SOS 90 and 10 names.
"ECce EccleSia," for y names.
4 Gold Watch, American Watch Co., worth
Sl25 for IS names. Silver Watch for 20 names.
Silver Watch for Is names.
Handwriting of God with Church Union 500.
The Church Union is theonly paper that pub
fishes Henry Ward Beecher's Sermons, which
i, does each week, publishing the morning or
evening Sermon Of the Sunday preceding.
Send for specimen copy, enclosing 10 cents.
Address,
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Publisher,
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5pctial Notitcs.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

4 CONVENTION OF the Republican
"A Party OF Jefferson County will be
held in Shepherdstown.
On Monday, June Goth, 1868,
for The purpose Of nominating two suit
able PERSONS for the House OF Delegates;
one person for Prosecuting Attorney; one
person for Recorder; one person Tor Coun-
~ Treasurer and one for Assessor.
BY order Of County Central Com.
w. G. BUTLER, Chairman.
June l3. 1868. 81
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NOTICE
10 the Debtors of the Bank OF
the Valley residing in West
Virginia.

Virginia.
DY Decree of the Circuit Court Of The
ID United States for the district OF Viz
glnia, rendered in the city OF Richmond.
on the 10Th day of June, 1868. (Chief
Justice Chase presiding.) The deed Of as
sipnment, executed by the President and
Directors Of the Bank OF the Valley in
Virginia. on the 9Th day of March, $3.50,
was held and declared vaiid. The ,rus-
tee created by said deed OF assignment,
was removed and II. C. FAINT substituted
in his place. as trustee and receiver of the
Court. to collect and distribute the assets
~ accordance with certain provisions of
said trust. and under the supervision of
the Court.
The notes due the various branches Of
The Bank Of the Valley. in Yves, Virginia
and all the assets of said Bank in this
State, have been placed by the receiver
in my hands for collection. and my iu.truc-
tons are, 10 proceed without delay to
close HE affairs of tina, corporation in
West Virginia.
am authorized 10 receive the ciTcula-
ting notes Of the Bank Of the Valley at
par, for the debts due TO said Bank. in all
cases in which it can be shown 10 my sat-
isfaclion, that the debtors were the own
ers OF said circulating notes, on or before
the l 9Th day of March. 1866. the date Of
said assignment.
The circulating notes acquired by the
debtor since the 9th day OF March. 1866,
will be received by me q, their market
value in paymen. Of debs due to the Bank.
Before proceedings are commenced un-
der this decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States, | am authorized to receive
one-fourlh in cash, and to give a credit a,
three -four and six mon Tbs for the residue,
the deferred paymen! to DO satisfactorily
endorsed.
After proceedings have been commenced
against the debtors no proposition for a
compromise will be entertained.
In all cases where satisfactory arrange
men, shall not be made before the LIST Of
August next, the notes will be placed in
the course Of collection by due process Of
Law:
CHAS. J. FAULKNER.
Counsel and Attorney a, Law
OF Ii. G. Fant, Receiver Of the
Bank of the Valley.
June 81. 1868. 4w
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Nrru f)prk Column.
THE Union PACIFIC RAILROAD CD

Nov baIlding 4 railroad from Omaha, across
the Rocky Mountains, 10 make, with lis con-
nections, an unbroEen line between the Attain
tic aud Pacific Oceans, have just published
4 Neir Pamphlet and Jiap.
1t comprises full information IN relation to the
FormatioA Of the UnIoa Pacific Railroad Co.
Progress of the Work-TOPography Charac-
ter Of the Country, and Distances along the
Line,
Agricultural Resources, Timber, Minerals, &c.
Farming and Grazing Lands: Silver and Gold;
Timber; Coal; Iron; Mineral Springs.
How the Union Pacific Railroad is Built.
Branch and Connecting Roads-The Idaho, Or
egon and Puget Sound; The Branch 10 Mon
tana; The Denver and Central Pacific.
Resources for Construction.
The Means Sufficient TO Build the Road.
Anticipated Business and Profits of the Co.
The Way Business-Actual Earnings.
The Union Pacific Railroad ComPany's First
Mortgage Bonds-Their Security aud Value;
Principal as we'll as Interest Payable IN Gold;
Are the Bonds Secure What are they worth
rs an Investment sc,
This pamphlet will be sent free by addressing
The Company, No. 20 Nassau street, New York
4 limited amount OF the First Mortgage Bonds.
Principal and SIX per cent. Interest payable ~
Gold, are offered at par. Full particulars al
the pamphlet.
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Information for Married Ladies.

THE undersigned, after suffering the cares of
three children during married life Of five
wears, aud a constant irregularity of the men,
struals, having been restored and continued in
pe rfect regularity by very simple remedy, is
anxious to make known 10 married ladies the
means of prevention and regularity Of the men,
sfruals. To all who desire 1t she will send
copy of the prescription used, free Of charge,
with directions for preparing and using the
same. which they will find infallible regula-
tion. She hopes every married lady will OBJ
tain the prescription, as it will cost them moth
ing and certainly prove the source Of great re-
lief to many. Ladies de firing the prescription
free will please address
Mrs. SARAH E. CLARIFIED,
Box &c, Brooklyn, n. Y.
June 81, 1868. 3m
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WNSRIP MEETINGS.

The Republican Voters of the various
Townships in The County OF Jefferson
are requested 10 hold their local meetings
in their respective Townships on
Saturday. June 9th, 1868.
TO select Delegates TO the County Conven-
ton TO be held in ShepherdS,own, on
Monday the ooh day of June, 1868.
BY order Of County Committee.
w. G. BUTLER, Chairman.
June Is, 1868. st
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NEW AND CHEAP
FURNITURE.

THE undersigned will have On hsnI
1 and for sale lot Of FURNITURE
Of every description. Persons wishing
good. IN their line viii find il to their sd
vantage 10 give them a call. Anything
not on hand will be ordered and furnished
within ten days notice.
SCHOPPERr 4 co.
Shcpherdsto~n. May 80, 1865. Il
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Jackson. Miss. JuEe 23.-Democracy
victorious. The constitution defeated by
the coiored vote. Governor Humphreys
arrested and expelled from his office by
General McDowells orders. The Gov
ernvr's office is under military guard
Governor Humphreys has iued up anoth-
er room. and claims to be Governor of
Mississippi.
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ENGINES. ENGINES.
a CERTIFICATE FROM CITIZENS OF
BERKELEY y JEFFERSON COUNTIES.

WE, the undersigned, have this day witnessed
w the operation Of a steam engine purchased
from NJ. J. LeesG & Co., Of Parkersburg, West
Va, now attached TO threshing machine, and
find it 10 perform well, and gives satisfaction;
and certify that the power it gives to said ma
chine is much more regular and Of better speed
than horsepower, and is, in cur opinion, perfect
ly reliable and safe, and will thresh double as
much as horsepower.
Given under our hands this 18th day of Feb
rrary, 1868.
GEORGE W. WOLF, Purchaser, Jefferson Co.,
JHo. P. KEARFoTT, LEVI II. KEARFoTT,
WIN. 7. McoUiLRIN, JONATHAN MILLER,
A. WILLIAMSON, GEO. W. MILLER,
J. NJ. LEMES, JOHN FREEZE.
February %, 1868. If
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Harvest Goods.

Harvest Goods.
YPHE undersigned has jus. returned from
4 Baltimore with a full supply Of Hsr-
vest Goods : Sugar, Coffee. Tea. Molas-
se.. Rice and Chocolate, Dishes. Cutlery.
Tinware. Fruit Jars. lin and glass; Pre-
serving Kettles. Scy,hes and Snathes.
Whei Stones aud Rifles. &c. Stock OF
Dry Goods thoroughly replenished as
we'll as all other departments. Call and
examine at Elk Branch or Unionville.
Respectfully. j. 5. MELVIN.
June 81, 1868. II
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Mental Depression.

Mental depression is disease of the nervous
system, and, of all the ills flesh is heir to, il is
the one that excites the least sympathy. 1t is
subject of frequent jests, and is called by va
rious derisve terms but, although it is often
laughed at, it is not easy 10 laugh the patient
out of the belief that his ills arc all real for it
is a real disorder-the general features OF which
are constant fear, anxiety and gloom. The ex-
ternal Senses as well as the mental faculties, of
ten manifest symptoms of arrangement Noise,
as of falling water, and ringing in the ears are
complained Of, while black specks and fiery
sparks Git before the vision. AdmOnitionS ike
these should not be disregarded, as they may,
if neglected, terminate in insanity. The seat
of the disease is in the brain and nervous sys-
TEN, and to control the malady it is necessary
10 use powerful tonic and Alternative, which
will correct and tone those organs without in
flaming the brain. This is the secret of the sue
cess Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS in cases of this kind, for which it is the
safest as well as the best Of restoratiyes.
In fact it is the only pure and reliable tonic
stimulant known. Many nostrums, purpOrting
to be tonics, are pulled up from time to time in
newspapers but the sufferer had better let them
alone. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS has proven itself, by many years OF trial,
10 be in every respect what it is represented to
be. June 90, 1868. 4w
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VALLEY CHIEF
REAPER, MOWER
AND
S e l. f II A X f T..

THIS Machine is unrivaled as Reaper
L and Mower. 1t is the highest draught
has less machinery and is so simple
tina, any one Of ordinary intelligence can
understand il.
1t has two Drive Wheels. The table
rides on two Castor Wheels giving it the
facility of being turned about with as
much ease as an ordinary cart. BY shift
ting the seat, according 10 the weight Of
the driver, the machine can always be
perfectly balanced, leaving no weight on
the horses necks.
The Sci! Rake being driven by chain
from the main axle makes it the most
powerful and the most simple ever in
vented. For cutting wheat that is lodged
or leans badly it has IN rival, as the poiri
of the guards can be lowered to the sur
face OF the earth by means Of lever, in
an ins,aai, without stopping the machine.
The Reaper can be changed TO a Now
er, by the removal OF four bolts, in few
minutes.
These Machines are warranted TO give
satisfaction.
Persons desEous OF purchasing can see
me at my residence near ShepherdsIown,
Va. JOHN 7, BILLMYER, Agt.
for Marsh, Grier, e. Co..
Manufacturers,
Mt. 10y. Lancaster county, Pa.
April 4, 1868. 4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-27

Read the following home certificates from
Druggists and others
ShepherdsowD, w. Va, Nay 90, 1863
Messrs. W. NJ. Enller 4 Co.-Gentlemen |
take. pleasure in recommending ENTLER'S
SURE CURE, as [ have used and sold it for
several years while in The Drug business, and
can safely say il is the best Diarrhea Medicine
have ever sold or used. Respectfully,
r. {. BURKIIART, NJ ID.