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Terms $500 per ass,su,,s, a,, as,vonce.

ting pods until they are pulled or killed by
the frost.
We have often seen beans grow in like
manner on light gravelly soils, but seldom or
never on heavier and stronger lands. Our
tanners will do well to make note of these
iacts ana endeavor to profit by them. When
small portion Of the beans ripens at time,
1t is difficult task to take care and properly
cure the green beans and the vines. When
put together in the process of curing, the
green ones damage the ripe ones, and the
consequence is poor lot OF beans is harvest
ed. The green beans are easily damaged by
exposure. soon turn to a dark color and bring
low price in the market. The only remedy
Tor such an evil is to pick them all over by
hand, which is a tedious operation to say the
least of it. The better way is to select prop
er soils where the beans will all ripen at
time, and then there is no trouble in taking
care of them and preparing them for the pot
or the mart.
We don't think much of the practice of
planting beans among corn as many of our
farmers do. Such a practice must necessari-
ly injure the crop of corn while the crop of
beans Is not fit compensation for that inju-
~. Besides, every farmer must have observ-
ell that beans, thus planted, are very uneven
about ripening. When the time comes 10
hlrvest them to keep them away from the
r.oSt, many green ones will be found requisite
to harvest and prepare them for the chamber
or the market. Beans have commanded
high price for several years past and farmers
have found them profitable crop. The
probability Is now the war is ended and re-
duction in the army and navy has taken
place, beans will not command so high a
price in the market as they have In past
years, still the crop will continue to be prof.
liable one, tor the consuming class Is increas-
ing faster than the producing, aud hence the
supply will not be likely to outrun the de-
mand.
AGRICoLA
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Inscriptions appropriate to the place. These,
also, will probably be replaced by others OF
more enduring material. / cannot close bet
ter than by copying two or three of them, IN
dicating their general character and design.
what lessons, both of warning, and of exam
PIE, may our ehildren's children learn at this
shrnel
lest on, embalmed and saJnted dead
- Dear as the blood We gave;
No impious lootstep here shall traad
The herbage Of your grave
Ngr snail your glory be forgot
While Fame her record kseps
Or honor points The hall0wed spot
Where yalor plOudiy sleeps.
Ihe mufied drums last roll has bear
4, 1. soldiers last tattoo;
S1 more on lies parade shall meet
=, Aue brave and fIllen few
rha aieS Ct rnal camping ground
And I smont m tents are spread;
nv kpay GUARDS, with solemn round
Inc bivouAc OF the dead
The hopes, the fears, the blood tho taar.
That marked the bitter slriie .'
Are now all crowned by vietory
That saved the nations liie.
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ft.-
No. Cures Fcvers, Congestion. Infamations. d
" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm, Collie 2;
sryins Collie Or Tee hing OF ii.tan s, ?,
1siar' hGa Of childr, N on adult Q;
=. k1ysentery. GriTine, illious Collie, 2;
:" Cho'cra- VI 2epbusN Nausea, ,Vopiitin q
=. sonShs, Co DIS, bronchitis, Il
" NesrntSin, To utharhe. raceache 25
Headaches, Sic Headache, Vertigo Il
Eey persia, Bilious Stomach, N
~ II Suopressed or painful Periods, %
" i. W htes, too prof sc eriols, q
u Z rO1p, Cough. difficult Breathing q
sstt =. heun ,Ery siI ell g. Eruptions "a
=. 10 10 ishrunlalisIa Rheunltic aims, 2j
% Fevef AZ Agoe, Cnill fever, Ague, so
:, ~ I'Iies, bind OF bleeding. so
:, 10 q, Vpthatfny, AMI sore or weak eyes, 80
:, ~ ~ sn'asfh acute or cronic, influenza, 81
:. ~ nocping Cong h, violent Coughs. 80
=. 81 A'ihmn. Oppressed Breathing 20
GHr Naschasges impaired Hearing, 20
20 " ser fuka. en- arged, LANDS, ,SwelliI. .cs, 10
- General nebihy, ,Physi alWeakness. Q
20 Dropsy, and anty SecFei0ns 80
70 sens ckne.s. sickness from riding, 50
A'dncy- disease. Gravel, so
2S Nervous Debility, tcminaI
stmls-aons, Involuntary Dis
20 se.e Ioutb, Canker, 80
81 :. nrina.y We.sknes-, .wetting bed, so
81 Eninfnl Serio6s with >pasms, 50
~ " suiserIngs at Change Of Life. 90
80 Eei'spry Spasms st. Vitus lance 90
III Diphsheris, liberated Sore Throai 80
FAMILY CASES
OF 3J large viaIs. morocco c-sc,
containing specific fos every
ordinary disease a family il sub.
ject 10, and u book of dircc ions, $40 90
Smaller Eamiiy and Trayeiiu. cases,
, WIN ~ 70 ~ walls from SIS to S.
steeies Tor all s-rivare Disense-, both =
for Cus iu2 and tor Preventive treat
ment, in vias and pocket cases, ....sS to IS
sE These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent to any part OF the County, b. mail or express
free oil charge on receipt of The price. Address
s# i Humphreys Specific a.4.t
HOMGOPATHHC MEDICINE COMP Y
Office anil Dnt Nh
DIR HUMPHREY is consulted daily .t his office
personally or by letter as above, for ali firms of dis
r. Svverfzor and Crosmau d Co. Apeu,s.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
No. ..
slM1LIA sIAILlBUs CURANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,

II AVE fhoYED, from the most ample expert
II ence, az en- ire success; Simple-Prompt- Eff
perez ad pied TO popular use--so simple that
staket "a @ cannot 6s made in using them; harmless
ways reliable. They have raise the highest com
mendation from all, and will always render satslac-
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Established June as, 1862. roz y. ~

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS Is publishec
every day, sunday exceptec.i al No. printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland.
n. A. FO TER, PRorR EIoB.
TERMs:-Eight D)lllrs year in advance.
W- Single copies certs
THE MAIN STATE PrSESS. is pu'hishHd At TIE
same plce every Thursday morning at $500 year,
Invariably in advance.
RArEs OF ADVERTISE Gone inch of space, In
le' 9Th nt column, con n>titutes a ''squire."
81 o. per sqnarc daily first week. 20 cents rer
week after; three insertions. or less S1.u0 contnu-
Ige cry her day at er Fl st VT elk, 90 cents.
Hall square, thi ee inserIi or less Is cents: one
week, 81 90; 50 cents per week after.
Umle head ;,r ct "AMssEHENTs AM, $500 Per square
SPECIAL NOTICES. 81. 8 per square hr The first
insertion, and 70 cents Der square iCr each subse-
Quent Insertion. ~
A vertisem-nts inserted in the ssMAIyE STATE
Pn,ssn twin u has large calculation ia every part
eL ne State Tor 60 Ter square or first jnssr ion
ton.
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WEST BRIDGEwATER, Mass.
Messrs B r Croasdale s. Co: 20 "a
used your th 'spIale side by side with Goes and
cou see till the first of Augu decided ben
eftia favor of yours-tbat is tle stalks OF we
much larger. I used il uee'y grass IN the spring,
and late On some tur ips. The grass crop
mart ably gaed and it remains to lie seen what the
III nips will do. The was TOO wet 10 properly
lest Yours, l.. H.. HOWARD.
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TERMs:-Eight DDllarsa year in advance.
V- Single copies eerts.
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For Sale.
small Farm for sale, situated on
&MN-N the lire betW.en Wes;brook and
kHIEaEsp-SN falmouth on III road from Saca-
Ea rrfEnIjW rappito Cnmber and, containing so
4es==z-zssEEEs- acres; eoli hull nigs. Plenty of
Wood a. mae,r. For filrler particulars enquire OF
the suozcr'ber on tie premi es
ISAAC HAWKES.,
mar u. wows 3 West Falmouth, Me.
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Cheapest and Best |!

OHcapeSt and Best!
hm. .DMaiey,s a. Auction Room, 1f9 Fore Street, and
Tbomas FL; h eghieen pound box OF James S. and
va aRintons Soap lor only one dollar and
H,ycb =, oen,s the Cheapest and oest In the city,
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THE
SUNDAY ADVERTISER!
ESTABLISHES NOVEMBER, fs67.
u. II. McGREGOR.

EDITOR AND UBLISHER.
subscribers by carriers at 50 TO- Subscribers taken
for three six, or twelve months. 3flllTjilT :
II asp res to no lead in pai ty politics. and while it
can see faults aid vir ues in each party and pre-
sumes not to ignore the advar tages patty ganz-
atoms tu the country 1t chooses t. reuan Go serya-
tive and independent in its political situation and
relations: Our primary purpose Is TO make the SUN
p,Y .1ADvEtTIsEk paper Of equal usefulness to
ana the public generally A paper tina. will be a
pleasant SUNDAY COMP .NION, and OF practical val
matter. ~ give 10 every subscriber more than The
money paid for it is worth to them in any other in
vestment they can max it. 3'
Each number will contain good Story or Sketch /;
also choice misc aneous select ons and editorials
on all the leaoing topics of the day. The Sur DAY
COLUMN. whcih has proved to I've a favorite d part
ment with many OF our readers, will kept dur
ing the year, giving articles on social and religious
sutjects. EdG E.G3c53 s1 slf = o
Z uur Commercial Market Department.
We shall make this a spe iality in each edition.
and reliable traders whose services cannot tail to be
appreciated by the obseryant reader. 70
tsa-- Later News. ED 3.
We have made arrangements for procuring all the
from Washington, New York, Boston, and all tho
great business centres, therebs fl ing up the yacan.
ct occurring between the ISSUES of he morning pa
pers, nom Saturday 10 Monday moIning.
Advertising. ~ -A
Our advertising friends are multiplying with our
increased c cul .tion, In this respect have been
bountl uy rt men ed, and acknOw edge our oDli-
ga iofs to our citizens for he interest thev have
manit 'sted, and we feel assured that as il comes
more before the public, and real worth as an ad-
vefiis Hg medi m becomes better known, we shall
see lar Q increase patrons. ~ 4f
Oar Literary Department,
Will embrace full notices of all new publications that
rea' u, not TOR indscrimiuate praise but
eve they may merit. so original contribu ions,
and v ell chosen articles from standard and foreign
and domestic Journals. Al especi, ly Shall we en-
deavor to arrange at the eariieet possible oppor uni
ty fJr constantly improv ng AgricutuIai and Hor-
ticutural Deparim 1t
The objections which were at first entertained
against its being publis he'd and delivered on Sunday
mo ming vanished as soon as il was known that it in
vol, ed less Sunday labor than Monday morning
issue OF dai les, which, in order to furnish tue
latest inle sence have to perform par. OF their
labor on the sabbath. -I-
Marine List. ~
In this department. We sha endeaver t. give all
the 10 est shipping n,ws up Co Saturday evening.
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DAILY PRESS.
The Bondholder Unepr,bea
PORTLAND

Thursday Morning, March 2s, 1868.
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Go on, Sir, 60 on!

Arago says, in his autobiography" that
his master in mathematics was word or two
of advice, which he found in the bindings OF
one ofhis textbook Puzzled and discoura sed
by the difficulties he met with in early studies
he was almost ready to give up the pursuit
Some words which he found on the waste
leaf used to stifen the cover of his paper
bound textbook caught his eye and interest
ed him.
"Impelled," he says, "by an indefuabie Gu
rosity, [ dampened the cover Of the book and
carefully unroled the leaf to see what was on
the other. 1t proved to be a short letter
from D'Alembert to a young person dishcart-
ened like myself by the difficulties of mathe-
NAUTICAL study, and who had written to him
for counsel.
600 on. Sir, go on" was the counsel which
D'Alembert gave him. 1.-The difficulties you
meet will resolve themselves as you advance.
Proceed, and light will dawn and shine with
increased clearness on your path"
20 That MAXIM" says Arago twas my
greatest master in mathematics" Following
out these simple words, eco on, Sir" made
him the first astronomical mathematician Of
his age. What Christians it would make of
US. What heroes Of faith, what sages in no.
ly wisdom, should we become, just by acting
out that maxim, 600 on, sir. 60 on"
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elf-SaCrifcing.

When the plague ragged at Marseillcs, and
all the city was panic. stricken, the physicians
assembled at the Hotel de Vile to hold Il
consultation. After a long dcliberation they
decided unanimously that the malady had Il
peculiar and mysterious character, which 4
post. norton examination might throw light
upon but the operation was held as an impos-
sible one. seeing che operator must inevitably
tall victim in few hours. \ dead pause
followed this fearful declaration, when sud-
denly a surgeon named Guyon, in the prime
of lite and of great celebrity in his profession
rose and said firmly, "Be it so, l will give
myself for the safety of my beloved country.
BY tomorrow morn | will dissect corpse,
and write down what | observe" lie went
away, calmly made his will, confessed and re-
ceived the sacrament lie then shut himself
up with man who had died with the plague,
taking with him an inkstand, paper and q
little crucifx. Full Of enthusiasm he had
never felt more firm or collected; knccliug
before the corpse he wrote: Il gaze without
horror, even with JOY ! trust, by finding the
secret cause Of this terrible disease to show
the way to some saiutary remedy; and so will
God bless my sacrifice and make it useful. =
He began-he finished the operation, and
recorded in detail his surgical observations.
He then threw the papers into vase Of vim
egar sought the lazarette, and died in twelve
hours Die we say? Nay, he lived
What life SO real as that which casts itself
into future generations to be lasting benefit
to men? What better illustration of the
Chief Shepherds words, lie that loseth his
life for my eaie shall find II -
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-
POLITICAL.
IFor the Spirit of jefferson ]
TO

I've seen you in the festive dance,
Tripping like n fairy queen,
a magic world was in your glance,
And its light was in its sheen;
bot you ne'er yet have seemed so fair,
Or so much like princess,
As on that morn when was there
And we were peelIng ounces.
I've seen you in the sportiye throng,
When Il firth aud Jest flew round
Have heard your melody of song,
Your music's sweetest sound;
But you meier yet have seemed SO lair
Or so much like princess
zAs on that morn when was there
And we we're pecling ounces.
I'ye seen YOU on a Sunday morn,
When nlaideus look their sweetest
Mildly seeming as the lawn
The eentIcst yet the flectcst;
Rut Won nc'er vet have seemed so lair
Or so much like princess,
AS ON that morn when was there
And we were peeling ounces.
I'vc seen you in the mystic dream,
Empress of It's rosy bowers,
Your smile was the day gods beam,
Yourself the pearl Of flowers;
But YOU meier yet have seemed SO fair,
Or so much like princess,
As on that morn when was thcro
And we were pceling ounces.
I've seen you, Jessie. everywhere,
Where lovciiness ID seen.
Have always owned your beauty there,
And crowned yor beauty's queen;
But you ne'rr yet have seemed SO fair,
sOrsb much like Il princess,
IA on that morn when was there
And we were peeling quinccs.
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CALL, EXAMINE AND PRICE,.

IN addition to the fresh, large and varied stock
i heretofore on hand, have just received a, my
room opposite the Bank building, large and
general assortment OF
HATS, BOOTS. SHOES,
GROCERIES, BRANDIES,
Whistles, Wines, Holland Gin. Rum, CatsuPs,
Pickles, Coarse and Fine Salt, Kerosene Oil, 70
bacco (chcap grades and the best quality) for chew
ing smoking, and Cigars at all prices.
GLASS WARE, QUEENS. WOODEN & STONE
DO. BUCKETS, TUBS, &c.
A general assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods,
consisting in part of superior Over and Under
Shirts, the real Buck skin Gloves, CarPetSackR,
Umbrellas, &c. HOsiery-a general assortment
and very cheap, and well worth the attention of
the Ladies. Soda, Water and Mushroom Crac kers,
Cheese, Candies, and Nuts and Fruits generally
FISH embracing MsCkerel, Shad and Herring,
also Canvass Hams, Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef,
&c. FRESH BEEF and SAUSAGE will be found
night.
change for goods.
toes, constantly on hand. ~ w.
These articles will be cold the very lo,rs,, Iv-
ing profit: and call from the public eenersi,v i,
respectfully solicited. JACOB 4 BROWN
S~'SheL 49, ISo'. Agent
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ED UCATIoNA AL.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.

THE next Session of my School for Young La
1 dies will commence on WEDNESDAY, llth
day of SEPTEMBER, 1867, and close the last
THURSDAY In JUNE, 1865.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for thorough course in English, Music,
and the Languag cs. VIII be afforded. Tie course
Of study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid 10 Music, ard
Pupils will be required to play at the Musical Sol
rees which will be given once in two months, when
the friends of the Pupils have opportunity
to Judge of their progress.
ESGLlsH DEPARTmEST-MRs. FORREST.
LEACHE.
INSTRUMENTAL AIusIc-MLs. RICHARDSON.
VOCAL MusIc-MIss MAMIE FORREST.
Terms:
BOARD and TUITION in ENGLISH and LATIN
per session. ............. $500.
One half in adrGnre and the remainder the fist of
January.
Lights and Washing Extra. The usual dcduc-
ton made for pupils who remain Only during the
DAY SCHOLARS.
Senior Glass. -..-.-.-.-...- 90
Intermediate and Junior Class. 40
Primary Class. .......................~ ~
Instrumental Music. 90
fOCal MUSIC. - 80 -
French, u crnan, Italian and Spanish, each. 40
References:
o. The Clergy of The different denominations in
CharIestown, and the patrons of the School.
For further particulars apply to
MRs 4. NJ. FORREST,
Charlestown, Jefferson County.
SeDtcInber 3. 1867.
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SETTLE UP! SETTLE UP!

NUR customers we'll know that it is the begin
~ ming of tine New Year and with it we de-
tcrmincd to close up Books, and feel compelled
to Insist upon immediate settlement. Wetake this
method to inform those who know themselves in
dcbtcd b. open account, to come forward and set
tie up. By SO doing time and expense will be
saved.
We shall begin the New Year with new enter
prise, and give undivided attention to the bu-
siness of Manufacturing and Repairing
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. R.
TIME TABLE.
TaA1xs GOISe yEsr. :

TRAISs GOISs wEsT.
Leave Harper's Ferry at Z 20 A NJ and 25 M
Leave Shenandoah AT Z p A NJ and % NJ
Leave Eeyes' Switch at 81 A NJ and 81 M
Leave HalItown at sc NJ and l - PM
Leave CharlestOwn at OF a NJ and 54PM
Leave Cameron's at - a NJ and O5 p NJ.
Leave Summit Point at = 30 4 NJ and ? l6 NJ
Leave Wadesvile at o. A Mand , 3OPM.
Leave Opequon Bridge al 9 90 A NJ and IS NJ .
Leave StcpheusOn's at 9 - A NJ and ? ~ PM
Arrive at Winchester at 9 IS A NJ and 55 PM
TRAINS GoISs EAST.
Leave Winehester at 10 50 A NJ aud ; 20 NJ
Leave StephensOn's at 10 sc \ Nj and SO PM
Leave Opequon Bridge at 10 So \ NJ and 3 So p 81.
Leave Wadesville at III 90 A NJ and & Oh M
Leave Summit Point IL II A NJ and I % NJ
Leave Cameron at IL % NJ aud Il NJ
Leave ChaTlestown at IL 36 NJ aud 50 p NJ
Leave Halltown At IL IL A NJ and 5 Il NJ
Leave keyes' Switch at IL So A NJ and S 36PM
Leave Shenandoah at IL OF NJ and 40PM
Arrive at HarPer's Ferry - O5 A NJ and as p NJ
A. b. WOOD, Agent, HRrpcr's Ferry.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Jan. II, 1868. Master of TRANSFORMATION
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.

We employ none but the best Mechanics and use
the best Material. The community can rely upon
quick neat and substantial work, and at prices to
suit the times. We are determined to do work as
low as can be done in the County for CASH, which
will be required for all transient custom.
We will make to order IhreShing Machines and
Horse Porers of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS OF
different kinds always on hand, amongst which
will be found the celebrat horse Livingston;
two horse do; the old fashioned three horse Bar
shear; Mccormick do, for twO=and three Lorses
ALSO the three horse Page Plough; also an i'm
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough.
Plough Irons-sueh as Shares, Coulters, Shoveis'
(sngle and doube) Mould boards CT all kinds,
open Rings. Open Links, &c. Special attention
paid to Mill work in Steel and Iron. Turning and
Born g in Iron aud Steel. We now have in opera
tiun
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FOUNDRY,

and able to furnish Castings of good
quality low can be bought elsewhere.
All work entrusted TO Will be done with dis
patch, and guaranteed to give satisfaction The
highest price paid in Cash for Old Iron OF all kinds
Give call at the Jefferson Machine Shop, Stone
Row. WEIRICK & WELLER.
Charlestown Jan. %, 1857.
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lust received and on hand
- Old Port Wine, Old Madeira Wine, Old Sherry
Wine, Old Brandy, Old Holland Gin Old Jamaica
Spirits, Old Whiskey. w. EBY.
pATTAN Corn Basket. first rate article. for'sale
Ia by w. ELY.
RUCKwHEAT Flour, just received bv
- Dec. 10. w. EBY.
PEATIFUL Hair Chains just received and for
ID sale low, by L. DINKLE.
= SLEIGH RUNNERS,
For sa by RANSOM & DUKE.
y CAMPBELL MASON.
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BALTIMORE l. 0.R.R. COMPANY.
j L W ELRY
REMOVAL.

T WOULD most respectfully announce TO the
citizens of Charlcstown, and surrounding conn
try, that have taken the room formerly occupied
by the late MIR Charles T. Stewart and latterly by
TIussell & Co., where will carry the JEWEL
RY BUSINESS, as heretofore. prepared TO
do all kinds of WATCH REPAIRING well ~
CLOCKS and JEWELRY, and all who may desire
to have authinE done my line, will find their
advantage to patrouize me at my new place of bus
mess. Thankful for the liberal patTOn mage bestow-
ed upon me hitherto, solicit n continuance tho
same favor. L. DlNKLE.
April 9, 1867.
DERSoNS wishing to have their PIANOS tuned
can have it done by applying to
October 90, 1867. l.. DINKLE.
TTNO THE ADIES.-Ladics who wish TO have
l. their Ears pierced Tor Ear Rings, can have it
neatly done by applying to L. DlNKLE.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
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KEROSENE LAMPS.

lust received, a large and handsome stock Of
y LAMPS: ParIor, stand, Hand, and all the OFF
terent styles to which we invite tho attention oil
our cust0meTs., The best Kerosene Oil always on
hand. AISRIIIA bhO-
Octobcr 8, 1867.
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whiskev

OF The very best quality.
They will be prepared at all times to pure base
GRAIN for said purposes, and will also pay liberal
prices for HOGS. PertOns having Hogs ior safe
Senternber 1867 JOHN AVIS.
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NLYCERINE 10 rION, an iniaIIihle remedy for
u Chapped Hands, Chatting of the Skin, & c.. pre-
pared and for sale by
Dec. 10, 1861 CAMPBELL & MASON.
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I SON FEET French Window Glass, for sale
ssJtJU ~ -AI>SUTTt! ! BRO.
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nON'T get married before you call and get one
~ of those splendid p lain Gold Rings at
l.. DINKIE'S
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ShannOndaIe Factory
SHANNONDALE DISTILLERY.

DICHARD B. WASHINGTON. Special, and
H JOHN AVIS, General Partners, hayiug erected
a Distiliery at River View" (Yanvacter's,) and
having furnished it with entirely Fixtures
and employed competent and experienced Dis
tillcr, are prepared TO manufacture
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NTOTICE.-We are the Agents for the celebrated
IN EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE Persons in
want of good Machine will do we'll to call a: s. A
HAMBURGER & cos, and see them.
November 5, 1867.