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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08
Important to Cigar Manufactures.

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has prescribed the following mode
of cancelling the tax-paid stamps for
cigars: e.. .
"The strip stamps (tax-paid) for ci-
gars in boxes will be cancelled by the
use of Il stencil plate of brass or copper,
in Which there shall he cut not less than
six (G) waved lines long enough to eN-
tend not less than three-quarters of an
inch beyond each side of the stamp on
the box. The name Of the manufacture
er and the date of cancellation must be
written or printed upon each stamp. -
The work of affixing and cancelling
must he done by the manufacturer.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08
That Indictment.

AS we announced last week we have
been indicted in the Athens Court. The
proposition made to friend in Athens,
by the parties, is such glaring piece OF
scoundrelism, that We reproduce it this
week:
"7he parties propose to me to say to
you if you ,ciH girs them the name Of the
dnthOr Of the communication, THEY
WILL DISCHARGE YOU, as they are
otter the real parties, AND NOT YOU"
Do Moore and WILDEs recognize their
portraits in the above infamous, dishon.
est, scoupdrelly proposition? Better
build Penitentiary atAthens, instead OF
an Asylum. iaa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

EwNeycr in all past time was ma
ton more fearfully imperiled by debt
than we now are. And, alas the greater
the peril the wilder seems the reckless
ness of our rulers. ..
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

Eg-A survey is Icing made of the
Central Lunatie Asylum. ruins by Mr..
Kelley and others, with a view to fur
nish the Legislative Committee with the
estimates ofthelcost Of re. budding the
institution Il rciyis.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08
From thu. Boston Post]
Fashionable wedding In COnnecs.


That Norwich Wedding came off lass
Monday, when Miss Mary tDay Rey.
nolds become Mrs William A. Bucking-
ham, jr., by marrying the nephew Of the
Senator elect from Connecticut Tho
marriage ceremony took place at Christ
Church, in Norwich, at haIf-past in the
evening. Canvas awnings protected the
guests from the sidewalk to the door OF
the church, and ingreens and fowers,a .
heavy festoon of white camelias and cal,
las pending over the alter. Morgan, Of
New York, presided at the organ, and
Rev. d. F. Banks performed the cere-s
mony. The bridal procession was head
ed by ex-governor buckingham, with
Mrs. James L. Day, who wore black
velvet dress with long train, ornament
ed with satin folds and founce ofblack
lace. A white ostrich feather, fastened
in front with cluster Of diamonds form
ed the headdress. The dress was decois
lete in the neck,s the shoulders being
covered with a black lace bertha. -
Following the Ex-Governor came l.
NJ. Buckingham, Esq, and his Wife nsHd.
father and mother of the groom Mnr4
B. wore 4 black velvet dress, en- trdin,
which opened in front, displaying black
satin under-kirt. The bride wore
white satin dress, with train three yards
long, covered with tuls put on hl pAfHsI
The bottom of the skirt was orpamented
with, small punches of orange blossoms.
arranged in three rows!s A wreath -of
orange blossoms, fastened the vail to the
head. A belt of white satin had long
ends, which swept one side of the dress.
was decoNete, and the ornaments were
pearls After the ceremony there was 4;
reception at Ridge Hill''' at which Mrs,
Fletcher Webster and her daughter, Mrs.
Ashburton Webster, Mrs. Senator Fos-
ter General and Mrs. Walker and other.
notables were present. Mrs Foster wore
a muslin dress en- train, over white satin,
ornamented with flowers, futings, and
tucks Over this was dark wine, color
ed satin skirt, en- panier, trimmed with
gold lace The waist was trimmed with
rich lace, and the jewelry was simply
gold Mrs. Fletcher Webster wore
chene silk, of moonlight -on,the-lake col
or. The dress was decotlete in the. neck
and had a length fonnces of the same,
which sbordefed the, train The. silk VA
dotted with dellieate, pink flowers sand,
peagreen leaves. A rich, lace bertha fell
over the waist, while round the neck she
wore a necklace of. graduated caneoso
The head;dress was of, lace, q la Marie
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

N-An article in this issue from the
Statesman grasps the Athens Asylum
matters by the throat. The Legislature
will, undoubtedly, investigate this win
tcr. ,,. .t
And then what will become of the ap-
preparation of 100000 asked for? Oh
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

EgThe New Lisbon Patriot chroni-
eles the marriage of Abe Dick, a colored
gentleman, to a Miss Marshal, white
girl of Salem, Ohio. That county gives
a Radical majority Of 1900, and OF
course nothing better could have been
expected.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

Some entcfprising gentlemen in No
bile are about to make an effort to open
direct trade between that port and Gu
ha by putting on an experimental steam
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08
woOdsfieItl. Dec. 4. 1868.
Take Knffcn

The Editor Of The SPIRIT has removed
hi. Office, to the front room Of the dwell
ling house, one door South of the print
ing Office, where, all business connected
with TnE SpIRIT will be transacted. No
Zee the sign: SplRlr OFFICE s@- 49,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08
From the New York Times.l
The ErOn-Clad Oath.

Chief Justice Chase seems inclined to
dispense with what is called the ,,iron-
clad oath" as test for grand jurors, on
the ground that it rather hinders than
helps the ends ofjustice.
The oath is to the effect that the per-
son who takes it has never voluntarily
given any aid or comfort of any kind to
any parties engaged in rebellion against
the United States and the law author
izes the Chief Justice to dispense with
il in his discretion. Judge Chase finds
that so many men who are best fitted
to serve as jurors have scruples about
taking this oath that the ends of Justice
are hindered and defeated, rather than
promoted, by requiring it in every case.
Unless, therefore, some special occasion
arises to require it, the Judge decides
that it need not be administered, and
directs another jury to be summoned in
the usual way. r,....
The general judgment Of the people
will approve this action, and regard it
as the harbinger ofpeace. 1t shows that
the fact of having given aid and COM
fort to the rebellion in some way, how
ever indirect, is no longer regarded as
evidence that man cannot or will not
obey his oath, or do justice in court of
law to persons arraigned for trial. We
hope the time may very soon come when
this oath may be dispensed with alto
gether, as a test for office involving
either civil or political duties. That it
should ever have been required as a
condition Of serving on juries seems
absurd, though cases might arise in
which a voluntary and active partici-
patton in the rebellion might warp the
judgment and lead to an unjust YER
dict.
But we are glad to see that in the OPP
inion of the Chief Justice the time for
such fears has passed away, and that
the ''iron-clad oath need no longer en-
barrass the administration Of justice in
the Southern States. We hope Con-
gress will deem it wise to dispense with
that oath in n good many other cases in
which it is now required. An oath to
support the Constitution and obey the
laws of the United States ought now to
be sufficient.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08
The Athens. AsxIum.

1.-The Trustees, in tIleir report to the
Governor. published in the Messenger OF
the 2Gth ult,, say An additional APP
preparation, of 100000 will be re-
qmred for the succeeding year,
That's modest The name of hon. E:
II. MooRE is attached. FINDER present
circumstances, We have reason. to believe
that the appropriation asked for willnot
be granted by the Legislature. The
Asylum at Colup,hus is.of far greater
importance and should be rebuilt imme-
diately, One at time 49, 81,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

Eg-GRANT, the man who assassinated
POLLARD, in Richmond, has been admit,
ted to bail in the sum of $4,000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

EJSEWARB announces that in all pa
.pers hereafter issued from the State De
,partnent. the title Hon" shall be ig-
,ored. is that kick at the LITTLE hon
orablc" of Athens, or the darkeys Of the
southern Legislatures; Z; o6 H ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

EEThe indictment against us in
Athens County, ,hysE. H. MooRr, con
tains 2.5o0 words a4a< sai
The indictment 10y WiLDrs contains
only 500'words. = :" -T.
Our calculation is Lrscd upon the
charge Of the Clerk Tor copies, viz; SO
for MooRE's and 81 for WupEs'. .s.jr....
Ain t,they windy chaps : :aa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

Y.
GS-C Common Pleas Court commences
Mt Athens on Tuesday, the 23detlay OF
February,1S69. oas sSF - 1y-
Wepresums MooRE and WlLpEs will
buster '.muchly' during that week, to
make good their indictments against us,
Wonder if they'll win? Remember
there's many q slip bctwixt the cup and
the lip s. ii.
Go in, gather up your witnesses. Post
them well, BE certain theyconsider you
honorable gentlemen. And then send
your Sheriff down to Monroe after us
Don't neglect any Of the above prelimi-
naries; please to don't. er
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

EEQf one Thing We are assured the
III sent state and tendency "f public af-
fairs cannot continue much longer with
outsa catastrophe. We are inevitably
nd rapidly nearing the frightfill gulf of
'istienap bankruptcy, utter bankruptcy of
Government, and, it is deeply to, be
,areh, general bankruptcy of the peo-
pie. 3, ~ 81 t..s '.s's7 ~ - -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

EFThe nsw ecde7-alvays keep your
,l.'om lehindxelEsIiep afiiend
,-or. an, enemy. Tlleruaisfpeph phnon@pg
WHIT ,lerrio.er may lc abroad.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-08

S-The. Tenure7of7 Office Bill, passed
to fetter President JoIINsoN,is, like bad
penny, going back onits authors. They
wants it repealed provided GRANT will
] lay niilnyhammcr exactly as they wish
I'm to; and they want it to remain a law
should he choose to administer the affairs
Of the country honorably. In the latter
case they could not plumber SO heavily.
ne muss is growing interesting, and as
the Democrats didn't hclpto raise it they
arc perfectly indifferent '~1hs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18
TACOMA HOTEL.

- SALAA080, H00901GrOQ
~Ak es>s~ix.s< hs~s.s sss~.>s<ay sr.o-
il v2t-1 aD< rxkr,r9 ssss vxE -sscssr< "a
eS@1oesoHs A0ss~ q sns~rtsirmena. vii
sP~rv ne errrsle1 70 zssnf.ia IT'S r-putassaa ne
1hk bEsT HofEL ~ THE TERRITORY
TIE rooms ant rsrters are large sn1 vell
Ventilated the furnifure mostly new, and
care has been bestowed for the ecnfors @.
guests.
The table viii esa;Ais the very best the
market affords. trial is all thaa il AL ed
to Insure future patronage.
S. GALLIHER
Olympia, June IL, lsCs. 32:w4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

- EAEAbs] ~ III 10 ~
LYONS MAGNETIC IxsEcr POWDER i ssss snd
certain death tn everything Of the Insect species-
Fteas, Roacher, Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs,
1T KILLS INSTANTLY lsJ 1919
What is peculiarly in regard to this article 10, that
Notwithstanding its instant death 70 in9erta e IL
perfectly harmless to mankind and dQmeqtic AMI,
mails. II can be Inhaled or eaten with thpuhity.'
II bears the testimony Of eminent didnesese1ai
chemists it is ..i, ..;.,.- ,,,.'; n.
FREE FROM porsoN. .1noh ~
No article has ever given such positive satisfaetos
It's reputation is well known. It is easily and,
radily use direction accompany each fast! BE-
ware of countsrfeits. IL ,ge.tfagso. gsTifi
The genuine has the signature off. LyoN. and
the private stamp of DENAs BARNES q 70. Any
thing else of this kind IL ~ imitation o. counter.
felt. Any druggist win procure the genuine II you
insist you viii have no other. I9oOI DIE 'fai
Sold by all druggists and dealerl on Pacific CoaS @
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

" We are indebted to Stratman for a
liberal supply of periodicals.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY No 1.-Driil
Moad,y evening, Goth inst, at o'clock,
IN uniform. BY order Of the Foreman.
FRED GUYoT, Sec'y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18


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Ny heart va. hIed with rapture when danced my
How ' cossir he messed me never can forget.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18
NOtiCe..WarlAing.

TIME undersigned hereby warns all persons
from settling upon, or In any way tres
passing upon the following described premises,
viz: All that tract or parcel Of land known
and described upon the plats and surveys Of
Washington Territory as the west half the
southeast quarter Of section thirty-three (33)
township eighteen (lsl north, and the west
half Of the nosth-east quarter Of section four
~ in township seventeen (i7l north of range
one { u west, the district Of lands subject 10
sale at Olympia, Washington Territory, con-
tanning one hundred and six,y-ose acres and
sixiy-sve hupdredths Il an acre Said land
hsviae he~s daily catered 81 the Y. =. Land
01ac. "A oif.psa, and rArrSr issued thsr~-
for - nv uss~- an, sh~~-f~-~, she rsEkffai
s<n~- ~ sid r-~@is-s. ss@ sksl1 r-c>r~ns< szy
sn< All r~-ss.s --safzng - tr~sP@--s-r fhsrrSus
- stko9f N : F<rz a34zz2 frnm Az@ xts~r tsss Asi<
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18
MEXICAN
"A Nt MUSTANG srLal0 81
LINIMENT.

MEXICAN
.te l'tt MUSTANG yf9fD 81
:. 4r.s,., ,,co. ,t... LlNIMENT.,
1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs more cures In shorter time, 81
man and beast, than any article eyes-diseovsred.o
No compound has ever been invented 20 useful
did efRcacious in curing ii"i.3i 10 lND
". STIFF AND WEAK jolsrs, ' srnss .0A' lySoi
BRUisEs, EAR Ache, s5i1El
FnEsH Gers or WorxDs. ~
Or any other complaints recruiting III external %.
p"eA''' For HORSES ~ EDnsa
Il is an indispensable and valuable remedy * ,R
eases Of SPAWN, Sptint, Ring. Bone. Wind Calls,
1t should be kept IN every lousc. camp. and Ca
blc Accidents VIII occur. fromptness 6 eAkesey.
All genainc is wrapped in steel.YlsAe en9Nhgs
bearing the signatufeof @, W. West6roof. CkS1rs
it, and the psicdes o. 8. stamp 1t D.nXS 1aHXit
Co. nxer he TOP. z la. sa2.. asoagsJs .sagg
An effort has been made to cosntesisit h va 4
cheap stone plsse label. Look Clbeslyl 995n,
.6eiaby al DraGglst a.tlstosss II SVEN tom ~
mining campo Pacific Coast. "a - e..
March q, 1885 25Iy. Ao''
. Z tNnWsai E}ofl'tfs4 SsiJ u444 3s0a.5T
. III, l.9iir .rgl-iso, 9Ai 9s5Igqs OF
EMO Fb9gtg 4 -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-07-18

sY- The Mtcl'igencer says that the Mis-
sion Wooden Mills are about to establish
wholesale depot for the sale of their goods
at Seattle The Pacific Knitting Mills
contemplate a similar extension of their
business.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
HI MORGUS.
Miscellaneous Advertisements.


WANTED steady young man to look
after horse of the Methodist persuasion"
ITO LET-A cottage in Newport con>
taiumg eight rooms and an acre of ground"
-"FoR SALE.-A piano by lady about
to cross the Channel in an oak case with
carved legs"
-''LosT.-A small lady's watch with. a
white face, also, twoivory young ladies' work
boxes. \ mahogany gentleman's dressing
case, and a small pony belonging to young
lady with silver name and tail"
-'Lost or strade from the scribcr a sheep
all over white-one leg was black and half
his body-all persons shall receive five dollars
to bring him. lie was a she goat"
A lady recently advertised in city
paper that she wanted gentleman for
breakfast and tea, while another in the same
journal asks for "a husband having Roman
nose ,cih strong religious tendencies" and a
third party seeks to recover "a lost wallet
belonging to gentleman made of calf skin"
An advertisement of cheap shoes in
country paper has the following nota bona !:
IN. B. ladies wishing those cheap
shoes, will do well to call soon as they won't
last long"
- man once advertised for. "competent
persons to undertake the sale of a new lnedi-
cine, and adds, we doubt not with truth, sit
will be profitable to the undertaAer."
= The following extract from medical
advertisement is perhaps correct:
"Consumptives, cough while you can, for
after you have taken one bottle my mixture
you can't
= The advertisement of a doctor who
undertakes the cure Of madness begins thus :
Worthy the attention OF the insane"
= A wholesale house recently advertised
Wanted, women to sell on commission.
= In shop window in an obscure part of
London is this announcement Goods re-
moved, messages taken, carpets beaten, and
poetry composed on any subject"
"A Western paper advertises thus:
"RUN AwAY.-A hired man named John;
his nose turned up five feet eight inches high,
and had on a pair of corduroy pants much
worn" How that nose must have looked
dressed up in corduroy pants.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION!
&, co IS GREAT WATCH CT LII

Is.
Everybody necdsa good watch, and wishes 20 get
it at the lowest possible price; hordeof swindlers
knowing this have contrived various ingenious de-
vices to get peoples money, and then either fail to
time keeper. ARRANDALE & Co, have now per-
fectcd arrangements by which, for the small sum of
s 10, good and reliable watch may be CERTAINLY
obtained. They have formed GREAT WATCH
CLUB on the following plan. Certificates contain
ing the numbers of ali the watches named in our
Wholesale list (Which is sent to all applicansl are
mixed up, enclosed' in envelopes, and sold for 25
cents each. Every certificate Ia WARRANTED to be
for watch, and as will be reference to the
list, none OF less value than Ten Dollars whilst
some are worth $500. We undertake to send any
watch drawn whatever may be its value for $40,
aud in order that every one may absolutely depend
upon getting first class time keeper, guarantee
that every purchaser of One Dollars worth of GER
ttcates shall receive at least one for watch No. 533
wholesale list, sent post free, which is first
class patent lever, a handsome and reliable watch,
in sterling silver hunting CASE and usually sold for
$40: You will certainly get such watch; and,
besides, you may get GOLD cHRoNoMETER worth
S 500. We sell the certificates as follows: One for
25 cents, Three for so cents; Six for ST.: and
Twenty for SO. To those sending 81, we will
send handsome chain gratis. To those sending
$3, we will send GOLD CHAIN warranted not 10
tarclsh in 20 years. Parties getting larger clubs
will receive liberal presents, particulars of which
may be learned on application. As it is our inten
ton to do strictly honorable business. and to in
sure our customers from liability to loss we will
send our Watches if desired, WITHOUT MONEY, in
struCting the Express agent to collect on delivery
If we are desired 10 forward watches by mail, the
money must be sent us by Bank 1T or Post Office
Order, and it will then be at our risk. We will
then REGISTER the package at post office, and If
lost replaccit free of charge II any watch sent IS
not approved, it may be returned and the mouey
will be refunded. The reputation of firm which
has been established for five years is well known
III every part of the country trust will be deem
ed sufficient guarantee that will faithfully
Address ' ~ ARRANDELE & co
l62 Broadway, New York, p. o. Box, 5,2S5.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

Two fast young men just returning after
a nights carousal, saw the sun rising. One
of them Insisted that it was the sun, the 9TH
,er that it was the moon. They agreed to
leave it to the first man they met. He also
had been out on a lark. Excuse me sir,
but my friend and have made a little bet
whether that's the sun or moon rising, and
we've agreed to have you decide the matter"
"Fact is, gentlemen, 1 should be very happy,
but, you see, 1 am a stranger in the city and
been out all night"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
CONFECTIONERY.

THE public are invited to examine my Select
1 Stock of CONFECTIONERY, which Is unsur-
passed by any ever before offered III this town.
My supply of
Q aE es
will be found at all times abundant to meet the
wants OF all, and the patronage of the whole com
munly is solicited with the guarantee that you
OY ST ERS
IN any and every style, just give a CALL and you
may rely upon 1t, will make every rcasona Bile eS-
ertion to give entire satisfaction
l55s Call al the ''Old Stand" Main street.
Feo- IS, lebS. GUSTAV BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
REEVES AMBKOSIA FOR THE HAIR,
Inprove

VIE experience OF over one hundred years in the
CULTIVATION and preservation of the Hair, is now
GinDodied IN this widely known preparation For
curling and preserving the Hair, it has
stop the Hair from falling of, and if used occasion
any, viii prevent hair losing its original color
'tetme. No preparation equals it for
been more extensively endorsed by The medical IA
Tor It's perfect innocence regards injury TO
the halr or head and for its tonic effects upon tho
system: Price, large bottles 81. Druggists, Deal
eTs IN Fancy Goods and Storekeepers generally,
literally dealt with Retailed in ali parts of az
U. s., Canada, SC. Address f'' "a inc
SECRETARY REEVES AMBROSIA Co.
Feb. IL, ls6S-ly. New VII
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
= The finest idea of thunder storm OK.

- The finest idea of thunder storm cx-
tant was when Virgins came home tight
Now, Virgins is a teacher, and had been to
a temperance meeting, and drank too much
lemonade or something. He came into the
room among his wife and daughters, and just
then he tumbled over the cradle and fell whop
on the floor. After while he rose and said,
wife, are you hurt !" "No" Girls, are
you hurt p ''No." Terrible clap of thun1
der, wasn't it 2"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
FOUNDRY IN FULL BLAST.

WE are now making to order every week, al.
w kinds of CASTINGS-such as
Mill Gearing. Horse Powers, Machine Castinp,
Wagon Boxes, Mould Boards of all kinds,
Plantation Bells, Crates, Iron Kettles,
Superior Coal Burning Stoves. G rates nd ndrons
of different sizes; Sash Weights, &c, &c.
III the above Articles are kept on ha nd and for
sale lower than they be purcha sed in the cities
Give us a call at our Machine Shops, at Charles
town, West Virginia
Feb IS. 1865 wFIRICE e. wFTIEp