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FREW, HAGANs & HALL.
FIoruEToEs.
SATURDAY, MORNING, JUsE O.
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In an article on the candidates IN
this weeks CIurksDurg Telegraph, ne
mud a paragraph which seems scarcely
to do justice TO Judge berkshire. the
nominee of the Convention for the
Court Of Appeals. We quote:-
Upou a first view of this nomination
IT did not Hppenr exactly in the line OF
presidents; hut when we came TO con-
slider that the office TO which he Inspires
is not political one, but Judicial, We
arrived at the conclusion that II - all
right, aud that the same political or
thCduXy WAS not ms essential for him
us Tor tue candidates for Governor and
members oil Congress.
What We understand this to refer 10
IS the fact that two yenrs ago the Judge
allowed himselfto be run against his
sucoesstTl competitor in be Repu biican
Convention. 1t will be remembered
thut in that canvass the Judge in his
independent candidacy had no muye
Jealous opponent thnn this journal.
We 9elt ii necessary TO defeat him then,
II for no other reason, to avoid a dau-I
gerous party precedent. He was de-
ieH'edi but his friends were all glad 10
see that his defeat did not drive him
into hostility to the party with which
he had been so long identified. He
has since co-opeTated with us with zeal
and undoubted sincerity. We belieYs
he has sincerely repented OF his error,
aud has not only seen the error of
his ways but brought forth frnit meet
for repentance. We have not "a shadow
OF doubt OF his warm and ardent at
tachment TO Republican principles,
and that he desires tho continued as.
tendency of the party which represents
thom. Believing this. and believing
the rebnke administered wUs punish
ment adequate to the offence, We are
willinSt to forget the Judges deviation
from the straight way two years ago.
and yield him just us cordial n support
as we give to any other name on the
ticket. The Telegraph promises him
such a support, hut we conceive it
weekeus that support when it init
mates doubt of his political orlho.
doxy. In these times we should be
unwilling to support man for Judi.
oiSl or any other public position, il we
doubted his political soundness; but II
is because We have entire confidence In
Judge Berkshire's fidelity in Ibis re,
spect that we yield him hearty sup
port.
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Public Sale.

nN SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, .ls5s. Az
" the front door OF the Court House, two
being part OF the A. p. Woods farm IN tbs
ONO %ho river, " miles north OF the city oil
The hrst or upper tract which Joins lands
OF a. /. Garden, Esq, consists OF m aeFss ~
land, with a coal Held of about 1875 Acres
The second, Joining the above ON the south
consists of 81 acres OF land and coaI-deld of
ABOUT ~ acres. On this tract there is a GOOD
irame dwelling house, stabling, sc. =
Inc thickness OF the coal vein (AOout 6 FL
ana Its situation above the River bottom
makes very desirable locations for Rolling.
Mills or any other manufacturing establlsh-
river. - $3.50
a plat OF the property can lie seen and ali
information given at the Recorder s Ofiics,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Terms OF sale;-One. third cash, the balance
In six twelve and eighteen months, with ap-
proved security, Eale positive.
r. b. WOODS.
my23-tu WA. ID. WOODS
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Trustees Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF A rRusr
d TO me by c. Roller and wife, and ami. =.
corded in the Recorders offica OF MsrShan
county, West Virginia, / shah ON MOndaI
June 18th, 1865, at the hour of ten O'CLOCK =
m. In the town or Cameron, Marshall conn
", West Ha.i proceed TO sell all the stOGF II,
trade and the fixtures In and belonging IN
tue Drug store OF said o. Roller, for cash.
Seillng as trustee 1 ahRll only warrant such
tue as Is conveyed to me by said deed OF
To any one wishing 10 engage In the drDg
business, this is rare opporfnnitV sS 1t VI
cation Is most excellent one, For fnTfhsr
information call at this ONCE "0
iel-lm JOGN b. IYDICK. Irrnstsa
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10 CAPITALISTS.
Co. Salt and Coal Property
The DonnaIIy anu NOyes Estates

TDRESE VALUABLE ESTATES AXE
j now In market. They comprise an area
OF KanawhR Bottom, exceeding that of all
the active salt properties in the county
about 565 acres, and about 200 acres of coal
and mineral lands. These estates are In the
center ofwhat Is supposed to be the salt
basin OF the county and have always been
regarded as amongst the most valuable.
During the late war the furnaces were
thrown idle,' and have been entirely re-
moved. There is an active demand for ONE
thlri moIe KanaWha salt than Tine present
furnaces can yield at better aud more re-
mum 6fatlVe pl ices than have been attained
In thirty years. The extensive bottoms be-
longing TO these estates can be and ought TO
become the site OF a great manufacturing
town. In the hands of combination of
capitalists. The profits on salt alone can be
made 10 yield handsome Income, leaving
the bottom lands for farming purposes and
ultimately for town lots. The present pro.
prlelors will take a large amount OF the
stock ia Joint stock company be formed for
the purchale OF these estates and for the
erection OF one or more furnaces. These
estates are situated directly on the line or the
location OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road which rom present Indications, will
be built before many years. For further in
formation appy 10 GTeenbery Slack, ESQ,
ofth6 Stale senate, who is part owner Of
the inst named OF these estates.
.. r.rf ~. JAMhS NJ. LAIDLIlEY .
Charleston, W. Va.
VIII take pleasure at any time during
my stay In the city to give any Information
that may be desired respe cling the above
lands. rs Etl. u SLACK :. :
leo lW ..-I..F l. ..-.. .I--1'- ! III d.
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SpetfaI Nnttees.
The Great Blood Purifier.

In thespring every one feels the need OF an
infaIIIble remedy for the impurities OF the
Blood, Dyspepsia. Acldity OF the Stomach
and kindred ailments. Such a medicine g
'AIISHLER'S HERE BITTERS, which has
proven blessing 10 humanity and enjoys
reputation extending throughout! the coun-
Try. By4 tsjudieious and timely use. atsuch
time and places where 1t might be of use, It
win surely avert the approach of the most
insidIons disease. Danger and sickness will
only ensue when the human system is out OF
order. Either the blood. the stomach, the
yer or the Kidneys may be deranged, ard
disease in the guIse Of some dangerous fever.
or raclting. cruel pains, or wearing. debllita-
ting sickness, Will speedily bring the victim
70 thecouch of Illness, unless a preventive,
sure in Its operations. ard certain In its ef-.
fects, is promptly taken, and, we repeat
such a medicine is MISHLER'S HERB BIT
TIERS. Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Z.
chairman & Co., Proprietors. Lancaster
Pa aaa --
For sale by LAUGHLIH, SMITH q CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling. viva.
q + ....H
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HAPPY MARRIAGES.

Essays FOR YOUNG MEN. on the EIors,
Abutes and Diseases. which create impede
ments TO MarIisgc, with the humane view
OF treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes nee OF charge. lAddress. HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
pa mylp.3mdAW
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our candidate for sovernor.


Hon. w, f, Stevenson, our worthy
neiShbor over the Ohio, we are more
than grstified TO state, is the RepnbE
lican nominee for Governor OF West
Nirginia, His nomination was made.
Without opposition, AS in the nation,
nized as the choice of the people for
President, SO IN West Virginia, the
fitness OF Mr.. Stevenson for Governor,
his services in the past, his integrity
and ability, Were recognized every
where in the State with accIaim. his
character Is perpendicular, In public
and in private. he is an energetic
canvasser, an honest and able spes ker.
noble staudard-beaTer, and Will be
elected beyond possibility of doubt.
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DIED.

NEWTOS-On Friday at ! p. NJ, wILLTAlr
NEWTON in the 18th year of MS age.
) Funeral will take place this afternoon at
$50 nom thsresidence OF Mrs. Baird on Nom
roe street, above Sixth. n -sg4t, - ~,
G YAHRLING-FridAy evening At O'Clock,
Miss LIzZIE YAHRLING.
The funeral win take place Sunday. at 3
p, M, nom the residence Of her mother, on
Thomas HOrnSEook's place. National Road.
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THERE is one consequence of the ac-
4uit'al of Mr.. Johnson which Is per.
maps not yet fully appreciated insihs
eAel'ehent OF tho verdict. 1t neeessi-
a In, nm iHdehnlte session OF Congress.
The representatives of the people must
mount guard again, aud remain there
as long as the national enemy threat
ems.
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ANexchangeg gives the following brief
synopsis OF the arguments" which In
fluenced the ''consoiences" of the sew
en- recreAnt Senators in the impeach-
b Trnmbuil- Chronic quibblIne.
} Fessenden-D Disappointed ambition.
Z 6rimes-PreJudice.
K Ross-Green backs. -
i Eowler-A. rs daughter. re-
i Van Winkle-Ponderou stupidity.
Henderson-Anxiet 10 serve the
Republican party. i,s, IS
THE Methodist General Conferences
has closed its sessions at Chicago, adj
journing sine die on Tuesday. -57t
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TIM Ohio PsndIefon men raaIrp.d

IHk Ohio Psndleton men are already
al New York in force, and have Sc
cured the Masonic Han for a headquar.
1ers, and will be very close 10 the Con-
NenoSn. Pendleton appears to be
StoWing in strength. MI. BeIniont
MI pc removed from the piaee OF
s. n5i tan nHn ~ me Exsentive Committee,
aho fePlaeeo oY q more effeetiHe man,
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1T was George oGorham. and not
Graham, as the telegraph had it. who
was chosen Secretary Of the United
States Senate. Thursday. Mr.. Gorham
was the unsuccessful candidate for
Governor of California last fall.
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9nr sac.
Iron Forge aud Dwelling HoUse

THE FORGE CONTAINS ONE HR,,,
ing and one boiling furnace, one T1sJE T.
mncl<s rolls, one parrot shears, two hapOSt
mers, two engines. one 1S1S inch cylIudeT :
one upright boiler, which serves for q Sfsos'
for the furnaces and makes steam for t6slSE
gines; one turning lathe, with other Io[i-
necessary for the working OF a forge. Win ~
sold cheap, and on terms to suit the nm
chaser. Situated near the La Belle MIN
: je3-lwS ~ aas WILLIAM SPEARS
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RARY AT MIDNIGHT.

Screaming at the top of It's Voiee-disturbs
all the sleepy heads of the house. and your
nFzt-door neighbor. How often Son hear
the houghtIess remark, :" Choke that squat
ling Baby!" Now. this is very unkind OF
you. my friend, Once you had Just such
time Teething, Chollc, Pain, lFrettul, Wake
full Fever, Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. a long night Of watching,
and a weary morning dawns. bringing No
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rHH oREeoN FRICTION,

As the effect of the late Oregon cleo
ton on the United States senatorial
question does not seem to be we'll I'M
derstood, itmay be we'll enough, on the
authority of both Senators, to make a.
statement. The lower branch of the
Legislature, and half of the upper
branch, have lust been elected, but
WilIfams's term does not expire till
1871; mud his successor will be chosen
BY the Legislature 10 be elected two
years from now, in which will be no
paFeofthis one bur the State Senators
rece ntIY elected, who hold for four
years. 51a s1Sie-.lt ~! 10 100
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Men pretending to act with you her
aiding their devotion to Grant, and de-
Glazing that they desire nothing more
than Republican victory, will labor
secretly to undermine the party. They
will favor the nomination OF candidates
who, II elected, will serve their treach-
erous purpose. In close Congressional
districts, perhaps, third candidates
Will appear, and splits will be encour-
aged. Men will be proposed as candt-
dates for the Legislature who are de-
voted to individuals and not to the
cause, and II they are not nominated,
efforts will be made to split the Radi-
vote or to elect Conservatives -
- - - Let us observe two rules
strictly and in every county NO man
should be n candidote before any NOM
mating convention who will not pledge
himself in advance to abide by its ac-
ton and support its nominee. The reg
uIar nominee, once selected, should be
auppoTt9d by all Radicals, no matter
what personal 1euds ior local causes
OF division may exist. Bynominattng
men faithful In every respect, able,
worthy and honorable, and then work
ing in solid phalAn1 TO elect them the
party can checkmate every scheme to
cause its defeat. But without precau-
ton, we shall find before the campaign
closes that those 10ho ibetrdy as at Wush-
ington are also not Incapable Of betrdy-
ing as here. 's'l''ia u iA7iu t.ii 90.
we think it not impossible these
remarks may be useful here as we'll as
in Missouri. utf s- sr
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Sale

TN KIRKwoUD. OHIO, THEPRoPERTx
i now owned and occupied by Ms. n u
Atkinson, being large name house bsSnTI
fully situated, containing eight r0ong
kitchen, pantry and cellar.
For terms; sc, inquire on the premises or
Bridgeport, June i, 1888. is21,vI
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WE were mistaken yesterday mOrn.
ing In saying that the rosOl ulion dr.,
ing the Judiciary COMMITTEES TO br,n.
in a bill locating the Capital was IN.
bled. The resolution was tabled. bu,
afterwards taken up, and was pendinu
when the House adjourned. 1t was Of.
fered by Mr! WEIGH instead OF Mr.
blair. -. -...-.r.
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House, Garden and Green Honse

ToFFER FOR SALE MY PRESENT RPs
lidence in South Wheeling, together viii
the Sarden and Green House, either IN
Terms Accommodation -[I7I-
Apply TO Doctor R n CunArnIns. AZ.
jesetf saw $50 -'sA' t -4ti sAsITIFr. oTu
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Try ONE BorrLE OF
.IAnaaLIN,s INFANr- doRDIALmI

Baby rests sweetlyi the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not sag, Z" Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlinls Infant Cordial Only % cents a
Bottle. .-' marl3
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THE vote in the Senate on Monday
Indicates how sadly tho Chief Justice
has fallen. Mr.. Hunter offered an
amendment thanking Mr.. Chase for
the ability manifested by him on the
trial. Only eleven Senators gave it
their approval. These included Fow=
Ter, Henderson and Ross, of the dis
tiuguIshed seven, with eight Demo-
Gratis. Thirty Senators voted directly
against tho compliment to Mr.. Chase,
and thirteen Senators, including Sena-
tor Sprague, son-in-law of the Chief
Justice, did not vote. ,-....-
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my2O Real Estate Ag't. Vine Vine
For Sale.

A DESIRABLE PIECE OF GRoUND
n of one acre, bound on the west by Lind
Street, on the south by Spruce street, In East
Wheeling. Also two lots 20 feet front on
Lind street, Will be sold on easy terms and al
apf98 /. IRWIN.
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THE telegraph made General Grant
say to the Committee of the Chicago
Conventions: "I shall have no policy
of my own to interfere against the will
of the people," What he did say was
that he should have no policy ITO en-
force against the will of the people, -
Which is equivalent TO saying that
somebody else has policy" which he
is trying to enforce against the Will of
the people. Mr.. johnson will proba-
bly, appropriate the remark.
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sTnE list OF names canvassed for the
Democratic nomination tor President
is Horatto Seymour, of New York;
Thomas A. Hendricks, of Indiana;
George n. Pendleton, of Ohio; George
b. Mcclellan, of New Jersey; General
W. s. Hancock, of Pennsylvania;
Chief Justice Chase. OF Ohio; Admiral
Farragut, OF New York. James A..
English, of Connecticut. ,Hts
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TuE st. Louis Democrat sounds a
warning to the Radicals Of Missouri
that Systematic efort is TO be made
in that State by pretended friends of
the party to betray it into the powsrof
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Wih,eeIing, marietta and Par;AersburE

farLrluS6s uhiItryI IL mali otIooL
DARTRID9E Is NOW BETTER PRE-
pared than ever, and offers greater IN
ducements than heretofore TO those wanting
anything, from O Card Picture, at Is for one
dollar, 10 the finest OIL Painting, al less
prices than formerly. - .s.-..
lishmant and nothing but the best gold
used, and Will be sold as low az the same
quality OF work can be bought East or Wesl.
A large assortment OF Gold Frames for OIL
Paintings always on handP Old Frames re-
gilt and mnde better than when new glA1l
sizes OF oySls, In Gold, Walnut and Rose
Photograph Albums, stereoscoPes and
Views, fwallF Brackets, Artists Goods, IN
Guiding Oval aud Square STRETCHES, ful,
Canvas, Tube Paints. sc, &c. - Fl
stock of LOCKING Glasses and Pictures,
which are sold at Cost, are getting less every
day. ElLEtGsl --.fI il ass sfTts -su-5l
heschedule of Prices adopted for a few
days for the benefit OF School Children
should receive the attention OF every Parent
within nifty nnilea of Wheeling. lee
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WASHINGTON.

Another Mnrder through PONIES
Elseuon of seerelary or me Senate
me AdmIssIon or me sothern states.
NStIoHsI a syInnis FOR soraier.- g
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EVERY EVENING.
Sunday Executed, at nine O'clock p. IN.
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
included 81 so. faai fu,l rI Lfl..y .z4.t I'd
FTeiehts viii be received at all hours ofthe
day on the landing. Tarpaulins and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety OF all
meight, whether in large parcels or small
Ereisht carried eitherup ordown at RE-
pooAD hAANS Jas. H. HOLMES, Agent.
TIL. MoNG, Freight Agent
once and sitting Room, No. 80 Monroe ST.
mar2-tfL - ------ !. ...L E..- Ii ~ ~ q
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BOOKINGS UNRIvHEEED- SHKTN9
ID POWDER The best in the market and
twsys gives satisfaction. s spr9
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for gfm.

Furnished Rooms TO Rent
1.-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN
81 pleasant location, convenient to IA
lars apply at this office. tnl-iSS1 !,
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We think it not impossible these
remarks may be useful here as we'll as
in Missouri. tu.-.s7s sa
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-09-01

SAVE THE SINNERs.-A gentleman who has
recently arrived from South Africa, tells astory
about shipwreck near the Cape of Good Hope,
which derives additional zest from the fact that
he was one of the clergymen referred to. 1t
appears that on board of the steamer Walden
ston were several clergymen from Natal going
to synod of the Reformed Dutch Church at
Cape Town. and also an English clergyman.
The steamer was wrecked near Point L'Agulias,
to the East of Cape Town, and the boats were
COTTON out One of the clergymen rushed for
the first boat, but Captain joss the master of
the ship, lifted him out Of the boat saying, 'You
are minister and prepared to die; the sinners
must be saved first" and sure enough the clergy
were compelled to stick to the ship until the
sinners had been landed.
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The Old Folks.

Oh. don't be sorrowful darling,
And don't be sorrowful, pray
Taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more night than day
IT'S rainy weather, my darling,
Times, waves, they heavily run;
But taking the year all round, my dear,
There isn't more cloud than sun.
We are old folks now, my darling,
Our heads are groTing gray,
But taking the year all round, my dear,
You will always find May.
We have had our May, my darling,
And our roses long ago;
And the time of the year is coming,
For the silent night of snow.
And God is God, my darling,
Ofnight as we'll as day,
And we feel aud know that We can 60,
Wherever he leads the way.
God of the night, my darling,
OF the night of death so grim;
The gate that leads out Of life, good wife,
Is the gate that leads to him.
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For the transportation Of merchandise, valuable
packages specie, bank notes. bonds, &c. for all parts
of the South and Southwest, in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
have established their agency at so BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, where orders to call for goods to be
forwarded South viii receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and valuables delivered TO Harnden's
Kinsley's American and United States Express Com
panies, for the Southern Express Company, will re-
ceive prompt dispatch.
For particulars, rates of freight, &C. &C., apply
the Office of the Southern Express Company, 80
Broadway, or any other Office of the Company.
january ]. 1868. H. = PLANT. Prest.
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PRESERVING POWDERS.

The ''American Fruit-Preserving Powders are
for sale at the Drug Store of Kilgore 4 Cureton.
These Powders perfect antseptcs are warran-
ted healthfu, and will efecualy prevent fermenta-
ton and subsequent decay in all kinds of Fruits,
Juices and Syrups of Fruits, Tomatoes, Vegetables
(such Corn Beans, Peas, Asparagus, Cider, Milk,
Cream, Butter Lard etc, and preserve them in as
good and healthful condition the best tcanned or
preserved" fruits, etc., without the trouble and ex-
pense of Theoretically sealing air-ighng the Jars
cans and with without theus fsugar in fruits.
They are at least fifty per cent. cheaper than any
other known method for preserving Fruits, Fegeta-
bles, etc.
Fer sale at the City Drug Store opposite the Man
sion House.
KILGORE g. CURETON
June % 1868
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New Foundry and
M FAC HINE SHOP.
TATEM, ROOKIE & CULPEPPER,
d 1 Il III IGO y N II 70 OO III I
PRACTICAL MECHANICS,

7 RAJIICAII VI ELHANItbt
Have opened Foundry, Machine and Blacksmith
Shop, at the old stand of j. NJ. HOwe, where they
will execute, in the very best style and finish, all
work III their line.
They prepared to make all sorts of CASTINGS
for Steam Engines, Mills, Factories, Water Wheels
Cane mills, Farming Implements, and, in fact, every
thing pertaining to their business.
Particular attention will be paid to the REPAIR-
ING of all kinds of machinery.
All work shall be done in the very best STYLE with
the best material, and at living prices.
All kinds of work for GOLD MINES executed win
skill and dispatch.
EE1y@ Remember, practical workmen. ana
will warrant all our work Give a cali.
TATEM, ROOKIE s. CULPEPPER
October IA, 1867.