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PERSONAL.

Ivl yArE PARTIES at the shortest notice, on
sth ard ON Navy Yard, FRANK PisToRfo. '''
LOB kLNT-FANCY BALL COSTUMES
Il The superb wardrobe Of . well known Actor
ments ON exhibition at the south vel corner of
10Th and y streets: iaaIu
THE WASHINGTON HONOEOPHATHIC
and 18Th street, viii be opened to the poor, daily
from to .. m. T. 8. VERDI, N. D., Director.
MRS r SAWYER Healing Magnetic Doctre,,
ISI and Clairvoyant Medium can be Consulted
at her house, No $40 lat street. between and
JNpIAN sQUAw DoCTRESs--MAD- DU-
i PBEES, PhreDolOgist and c ard Reader 5Sa
Lstreet, nt ar It'll, north side. ja7-im'
MADAM ST. CLAIR, seventeenth daughter,
eret 81 the human heart reveals your destiny, at
No. 3tc Penns. ave, bet. LIST and ID SITS. Js6 3w'
GENERAL CHANTS SILENCE on Important
Old is an asked %sn
ladies or gentlemen have ever consulted him We
Hall, opposite his old headquarters, 7th street.
SYPHILITIC AND sCROFULOUs DISEASES
eDshly cured, by new and unsnrp passed German
Secret Medicine, Containing only the choicest
x6sIevts Also 70 Be had there the .u1e.. fs@s.
dies for Golt and Acute Rheum atism. Gall on W.
south side. ja9-Imf
nR. q. PINKRAM SEER. PROPHET, REvE.
~ lstor. Clsirvoy ant. Advising, Healing, Devel-
oping Medium. and Phren0logist. Gentlemen 81, :.
Ladies " cts. No. 1913 North Capitol St south of
u d23 In
nOCTOR b. 3. WOODBURY. has removed his
~ efhce and residence to No. 336 @ street, second
door from lAh. ja In
AIDES FRIEND AND DOC rOR, ali in trou-
bic call guarantees success In ali cases, or no
charge Call and see n sdame DUPONT, Penn'a
avenue east, below Sth street, side Wsllach School
House. in l-lms
V'HE HIGHEST OAsH Pr I'D FOB LADIIsI.
Il Gents, and Childrens CAST on CIothiuR
Boots, Shoes, etc, at 2. 2. HARTOGENSIS All
7th street, between n and y. Any order through
mail promptly attended to. de Sly
~ 504 NINTH STREET,
Above Pennsylvania avenue.
be most skiilful and oldest -estab Iished adyer
Using physician for the treatment Of FEMALE
COMPLAINTS in the city. Ladies' sufferi ng from
irregularities may reposs the strictest confidence
In him. He guAUhntee s Q thorough cure His fees
are moderate anu patients visiting see no one but
the Doctor Please nter without ringing ocH Iys
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LOST AND FOUND.


GAME TO THE PREMISES of the subscriber
~ en- or about the 10Th Of January, 1862 one light
brlncle BUFFALO COW, white face. The owner
is notified to come forward, prove Pre- perty, pay
charges, and take her away.
R0DERICK CLARK,
It Spring Hill Farm, near Georgetown.
TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD-Lost on Sat.
uIday morning, between May e Dry Goods Store
and Metzerstts NJ usic Store, aPORTEMONAIE.
Containing three ~ doll lar uo'es, sbout ten dollars
IN small pills bill for repsiring chair, school
bill for child, and top OF ear ring The finder
will receive the above reward BY leaving the same
at VIM CLABAUGH'S Flour Storr corner HI Oh
and Water streets. Georgetown. Jazz It.
L OsT-At Carroll Hall. on "Wednesday evening
IL January 20, a small SABLE COLLAR \
suitable reward will be given II returned to star
Office. i.2i 2ts
a LACE HANDKEROHIRF
IL Loaf on Thursday evening, l4th January, on
p nnsylvanla avenue between Sth and 18th SITS
Return TO ia, corner 18th and SITS. js2o 3l~
/ OST-A GOLD BREASTPIN, of Mexican
IL workmanship, open work. fTineed with gold
pendaIts-on Saturday, the 10th. The finder viii
be rewarded By leaving 1t al 172 st. north.
Ja204t
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VEIGLER BE WHISKY,
IL (MARrLAHD,D Pa -
FOUR YEARS OLD; finest IN the city.
So, GALLON PRI0E. 81
sisim Grocer, IIs Pa .v,. scar 18Th street.
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L IRsT RATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
n. COOKE, tsf Jay Cooke q Co , P-sstS,uS
~A. 9. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
a0vEREMKET DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF The UNITE
STATES,
lStA swssf, sSpossss sks Dse sSyv DsySstasss
Government Securities With Treasurer o ni,s
States,
~ONB MILLION DOLLARSA
We buy and sell oil classes OF 6OVkRNM6s,
SECURITIESstc current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGES ssd ~aks OsIIssfss.,
80 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES or fHs
UNITED STATES
We purchase Governments Vouchers on IN,
MOST FAVORABLE TBRks, and rtrs care
full attention to
ACCOUNTS OF B BUSINESS MEN sxx HIHk;
end 70 any other business entrusted % m.
FULL INToRMATION In regard 70 eOylRn
MINT LOANS 1t ill times chssrfuily furnishes.
wA. Q. HUNTINGDON. Cash
Washington, March -, 1853.
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BANKERS.

JAv oooKxs CO..
KH
T1yYHINSH STHHRH. 0PPos9E rlsAsvlr
Buy and % stcarrent market rates, and
constantly on hand full supply Of all
0OvERNMENT BONDS,
sxvEN.THIHTIEs, AND s9MPOUHu
INTEREST MOTHS.
orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., sxscutse
and collections made on oil aoosssibls points.
be l-tf
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PAWNBROKERS.
THl OLD 1eTABLIeHRD FIRN OF
p. 0OLD6TEIN co.,
LlC1HeID PAWNBROKERO,

oN.~ IN. ~ fenIcyIyaniA avenue,,
SS1.S ~ aIeneeS oash advances on al ohos
oefe ne1oice, 20 any Ameunt and foe any q
time desired 8 reasonable rates.
t hnssr or lcrke sens grestly rs1nesd. y y
oeo6s eoagh1 Coz eask and sol1 es Dfivate soss.
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~ l'ug LlrrIE -JoKge.-Une day last
week, a youthful scion Of some patrician
family went to the mill owned by Mr..
Asphalt. in this place, and purchased a
small quantity fcorn neal Wandering
about the milLwithshis prospective grub
in sack, he came upon hox full of
light colored chop feed, and isnorant'y
suprosing thatno eye save that ofNGod
was upon him., be Immediately made y
vigorous raid on the chop, transferring it
with remarkable rapidly into the sack
containing his corn meal. After having
made raise" Of sufficient proportions
to satisfy his ideas I Of agSarianism, be
dug out" only to find that lis cake was
dough. Leo, s.,,... y,-I t,,,,. - m.
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I srxcrSo.--singing is q great "institu-
tom" 1t oils the wheels ofcarc, supplies
the place of sunshine. A man who sings
has : a good heart under his shirt.front.
Such 4 man not only works more willingly,
but works more constantly. A singing
cobbler will earn as much again money US
one WHO gives WY TO low spirits and iudi-
8 stion. Avaricious men never sing
Tic man who attacks singing throws q
stone at the head Of hilnrity, and would. il
he 'u,d, rob June Of its loses and August
Of its meadow lark. " ,,,
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Baltimore Cattle Market
IN ,.lln- ~ JUNE 10.

i9g-L ogrg4Eai yIoj uGrtJuSE w.
rBEEVES.-The offerings of cattle to:t
day amount to about eight hundred head.
The market is without any activity and
prices arc without change. 17goN mohn
,SIIEEP.-'rhe supply Of Sheep is.lini
excess of the demand and prices are about
one and one-fourth cents per pound lower
ranging to-day at from four to six and
one.four'h cents per pound for fair to good
Sheep and dull. r1ipt0B lni gaipd TONI.
HOGS The supply Of IIogsis about.
equal Ito the demand, but the market is
dull at twelve and onc-halfs Ind thirteelll
and one-half cents per pound net. iadols
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FuLL,-On the night Of the 9Th inst,
Mister Grant,' dark-complcctcd relative
ofthe Presidents, We presume, 60, full
as q tick" and found lodgings at the pub.
lie boarding house. There is nothing re.
markable in this, save thatiit looks ''pow-
erful mean in the President. thus to 60
back on the men who elevated him to his
present position. a,i odt n ai;ytsfr5 vi
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In WnrrLADlEs EXCEL In some
rcapect the ladies have no match. This,
however, does does not no apply to wedloek,
They compare about equally in this mat.
ter with the gentlemen. I'd Our point now
is that they have no match in the four.
story, lovely large adjcctiycs. Their use
Of Splendid" Beautiful magnificent
"porfectlys gorgeous perfectly ele-
gan:,"1 exquisite, I etc., etc. md on tic
other hand Of ''awful,,"l "liorrible,'
"haseful, ""monstrous," IS truly unap.
proachablc. This skill is only attained
by long and pcrseyeriug practice. q The
fitness Of application of these much-used
words is not always so apparent as is The
emphasis placed upon thom. s,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

.TtIils lsTO GIVE NOTICE ihuta wnrrsrt'
: Of Bahkr,iptcy hsiss,,ed out eli The Dis
trtt Court of the United States for The Dis
trict of West virpinin, against tbs ts.aiccf
YIN J. Prime, Of 81 Ion, I'M the, county Of
Braxton, In Said y strict adjudstd Eank-
r,iht On his own petition That sis pa. t,leni OF
longing 10 such han krupt;gto him or for lis
Use, aud the trans fe Of any property by him,
are fsrbdden BY law and that a meeting of
the creditors Of said bankrupt, TO prove their
debts and TO clioo So one or more hssianccs Of
his estate, viii bt held At d ,Cotirt Of l,afk-
ruptcy. tobe holden ut No. 10 9Despard street,
q ,rksburgl West virginins1 eicre R.iis.
Northrott,D Esq Register In BahktuptcylfH
said District, on The 22nd day Of June, 1859,
at o'clock A. IN. '' ha'' 7iH ~ NV
iha Aids r.tIlli) jjOIly A.lIURsEY, ID
Deputy forll. Slack, U. s. Marshal, pirttitt
Of West VirginlnbtiN 90 oJnInV l9',
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W hare on hand at his office a large
qraaalul;ty'efaBhANK DEEDS, and JUS
TlCES!iBl :lyNAi51Ss, IT az kinds, gotten,
IN. III The best xyle:+ 7aGhl anil eraminc.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.


ATAsONIC.-staled com limitations of
lYl Weston Lodgu No. 10 az held in tfeir
Hall III the town ofWeston . d the first Satur-!
day OF each month. hGa .lit!. osil-;e3 lEpsii
STATE OF WEST, VIRGINIA.: - -
A 7 rules held in the clerks office Of, the cir
* cult court Of Calhoun county, on the first
Monday in June, 1863. q hIFa gi'sn aila DE-
Samuel lAcfner,9 ct. uls.l iniI> o. d sr sels
ba9Iars. ~ lv!..GlH III cAancety.
George MdBcaV, ett ais ;a9f7rg 1li' pdF
The object Of this suit; among other ihi hgs,
is to subject to saleia tract Of Is acres Of land,
on the, Little kanawha river, in Calhoun coun-
~, the property Of the defendant, George W..
H.rdman. Also 50 acres Of land Of, the est
Fork Of tho Little Nkanawha river, Gini said
Calhoun county, the property oftle defendant,
Pcresrine Hays, to satisfy the lien of a. judy
IN cnt rendered BY the circuit court of Gilmer
c,tinty, At i'sspring term, 1851 In favor Of tho
Commonwealth ofiVirglnia, for the icomplainn-
ants, Jack l. Townsend against the defend
ants, George n, Rcall, George W. ,Hardiuau,,
peregrinc Hays, James r. Hunt, aud Joseph
Cain. for The sum Of $40, the penalty lhoiaa
bond, but to be discharged BY the payment of
Sill 60 cents, with interest jtherconifrom Inc
10th Of September, 1855 until paid and Sla27
cents costs at law and The costs Of this suit.
And itaprearing liy affidavit fled That the
defendants, George N. CHsall and George II!
Smith arcuot residents d, this State, and they
not having appeared, on; motion of complain.
ants by their counsel, Il Is ordered that they
do appear here within one month after the hist
publication Of this order, and do1what may be-
necessary 70 protect their interestsin this suit,
and t!s. This order be posted and published
according 10 law. ,Tcste: ~ r, .
~ 10 5E9' NIB. FERREL, Clerks.tsi
Fleming 4 Bennett, Sol's for Compl'ts.s
NlIH June 14.4ti laHl p9inHAi pils
TINE WEEKLY ,ENeullsER FOR 1861
- brad .di Giditn yitdgt ,9i45i54iptf
THE GREAT Observation-Disclosures
(" saOF THE NORTHWEST. s'fT
Send for specimen copy which will be sent
free to your address on application 4ihetl7p
Asin the past so In the future, the Enquirer
will DO trueto the cause of Democracy and the
Union Of our Fathers. d: .,i...,.., q.
As in the past, so in the future, the Enq,iir-
erwill be the organ and ndvocaic Of equal
Taxation md the Friend Of ma Farmer md
lie Inhorihg man IA '"". nd 1911 .11r-, !
'As in the sast. a. in h, fu,ur. I'm trm,:rcr
wifi be Great Family Newsnansr. aiming 10
present a;ful md complete record Of the, Il IT,
tory Of: the Times. - ~ , .l''y y ~ ~.
2 Prospectus for 1869 vas issued some
time since. We have nothing TO add to tcxept
our, observation-disclosures pub lish tho best ne,rsp a..
per in the Northwest, =; e,sd, md m,J
'.f l. ,.u ~ Nj
" u3 q, i''yo rnE YSoriRER ~ w 3'Nu
y blllUi..II01 t5i5 fEc'ai5F atiiIo =
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FaoM WESTON 70 san fRAyclsco.-
For Tue benefit 81 those Of our readers who
contemplate d trip acruss the continent
We, give ihe following table " distances
from this place to tue principal points
along the route Of travel:
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~ WEAR a sMrLE.-Which will you do :?
smile aud make others happy, or be crab

I'D WEAR a SM1LE.-Which will you do ?
smile and make others happy, or be crab
bed and make others around you iniscra-
bic? You can live among flowers and
singing birds or in the imire surrounded by
foss and frogs. The amount Of happiness
Which you can produce is incalculablc, if
you will Gully show II smiling face, = kind
heart, and pleasant words Gu the other
hand, by sour looks, cross words. and a
frctful disposition, you can make hundreds
unhappy almost beyond endurance =
Which will you dol Wear a.pleasant
countenance lctjoy bcami1 your eye and
love glow gu your forehead. There is no
Joy SO great as that which springs from q
kind act or pleasant. deed, and you may
feel it at night when you rest, and at
morning when you rise. aud throughout
the day when about your daily business.
Who CAN BEAR r?-Mr. Charles
Bust, residing on Leading Creek, in this
county, has large field Of rye, the
stalks ofNwhich average q feet in height.
lie can easily challenge the county and
the State to produce its like at this date,
(June 7h.) The yield Of grain is an ex.
lruordinnry ons. Jai' gIt 113pi 'ils
lsicnEs WIrlour MoSEY. Many a
man is rich without money. Thousands
Of then will, nothing in their pockets, and
thousands with good, sound constitution,
u good heart, and good limbs. and a
pretty good head-piece, are rich. Good
bones are better than gold. tough muscles
better than silver, and nerves that fash
fro and carry energy to every function,
are better than houses and land. 1t Is
better than landed estates to have had the
right kind of father and mother. Good
breeds and bad breeds exist among men
as really rs among herds aud horses.
Education may do much to check evil
tendencies, or 10 develop good ones, but
it is good to inherit the right proportion Of
faculties to, start with. Tint man Is rich
who has flavor Of wit ohd fun in Ills coni.
petition The hardest thing to get along
with in this life is lhail's owh'self.iu A
cross. s.lfsh fellow, q depending and
complaining fellow, a tinid, care bur.
dened man--these are all deformed Oh Tho
| Ia Il, IA. m Il. So .o,n,,t ,,n. E.,.sf La,
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.ETERYh6bY'

Should keep CONSTANTLY within ,hrirrath, these
Invaluable ttttdts 10 rnetts, .llly a inlnl dis
ease l.Ubat'''s iiotd PIN RGlttNs stHhi-
arl, Ei,trrs hid Rnhnrk sl,IBM ptriftr, they
are lnall llf IN the disytcs fur hielt they aus
re, cliptnl.A. X, y N, .tNAlfASTt n
t2VN Sple s,tl. w L.Njs lpAnty.
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- 49, 1-r--lA 49,
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures LIST, by
Deacon J. Bousc, at the residence Of W. j.
Spriggs, Esq, Mr.. CIV. ashburnc, Of Har-
rison, 10 Miss Eliza Bennett, of ,Lewisi isnn "a
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rT,IME TABLE,
: II. a. O.RAILROAD.

TRAINS will be run IN this road ill fur,he
notice, US Hiollowss III q kF55t6t
fsi1tI TRAIN WEST.
Leaves Ora aonat ss3l,rss.s ll;45 a, NJ
Arriyssat Clarksburg at y % lat49 p, NJ,
Arriyes at ,Parkcrspurg at e5;O5Ar. NJ,
WAIST LINE NEST. ~
Leaves Glaftpu II et2O 4, NJ.
Arrives atGlarksbnrgiat $50 a, NJ,
Arrives ut parkcrspIrg at. jggSll;l0A a, v,
MAIL2rkAtN EAST, al.
I.eaves parkerslmrgat G.,lo-3O A. NJ.
Arrives Al Clarksbnrg ut .s,zs.s- $3.50 p. "
Arrives al GRaitor ut 400 p. ".
FAST LINE EAST.T ? fT.rf
Leayes.2arkcrshurg at iili .lFu 5:25 p "
Arrives at Clarksburg ut 900 =. ".
Arrives Ut Grafton at llr.If M 1910 u. ".
For further particularsarnly tow. II. Free
man at the Clarksburg depot .tfhfE ,,Ae5,
....r NgJOHNpi. WILSON, ialui
% TO- Ii+7Matcrhofl Transportation. %
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-TEg-Has+--
DIED:

kAGAN-On tie 9Th inst, NJ Parksrsbnrg,
Of the lungs, after an illness Of
two days, Thomas Eagan, ESD. ofiW estony'
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TnE proposition Of certain rich capital
lists, to put $4,000, 900 in The Chcsa.
peake and Ohio Railroad, SO as to COM
petc and equip it, has been accepted, and
work has been actively begun on the
western division, from Scarey Creek to
Ccredo. 49, 49, ~ W 10y" y 7.
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Ina HART Of ,Clarkssburg, has cstab-
lished in our town Il, branch ofdhis wool
and cloth exchange. Genuine Factory
Jeans, Casimorcs, Flannels, Blankets, &C.,
exchanged frr wool on tic, best terms.
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Yousc men who complain of uneven
sidewalks, will find the walks considers
bly, smoother if,hey return home at an
g rlier hour in the evening. ~ ,.J M !
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Dos'r expect TO be considered wise and
god simply, by wearing a long face and .
solemn countcnance. it is trick that
half tie humbugs and htpocrites in the
world regularly practice, v. ''",'' u.s. :
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MASOSlC.-Stated com munications of
lN Weston Lodgo No. 10 are held in their
Hall In the town Of Weston . d the first Satur-
day,of each month. hGa .Litl. osil-;e5 lFHsii
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Acclpxsr,- One- day lust week, Mr..
Thomas Fitzpatrick, residing on Sand
Fork, had his arm broken near tho shoull,
der by cart passing over it. .ggasii, az
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STATE or WEST, VIRGINIA.: -, ,'',.,.,I
A 7 rules held in the clerks office Of, the cir,
AZ cult court Of Calhoun county, on the frat
Samuel lIrfmer,G ct. uls.lo iud. o. d sr scls
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sLASDEu. Taxing advantage OF our
absence in Ohio, the Clarksburg Conscrc-
attire and Purkersburg Gu=eHe, two very
vo-rae!ous country contemporaries OF ours,
not having the four Of the ninth com.
unandmctt before their eyes, expatiate
|. iii their usual funny style Oh the prob.
able OF Improbable wardrobe which the
junior editor Of TnE DKMocnAr carried
With him in lis wanleriiss. We appte-
,clatc yo'ir motives, tciitts, ''but you
sh0uldn ! Atieiip. 10 create tue IMPRESSION
TINT tic shirt we had Oh was ollr Dnl,
salvation. Uh tie contrary, 10 sl,oW iDX
extensive was our baggage, we annex tic
following list, which We are ready to Gus.
to us being ouly part (the greater part,
possibly Of our travelling outfit on thu
l I
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.TnE Second ttAdventists say that the
world is to last little less than month,
all flesh ceasing to ~ on ~ the 10th ofJuly
next. It is rather queer to contemplate
the end so near, but "miscry loves COM
pany." and We shall not be compelled to
Ego it alone" @''4 t"-"1
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THOSE hoprofess to be- posted in the
''oll signs say that we are yet to have Il
very hot summer. y
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We are informed that "selcct hops"
are, now all the rage at JanorLcw.ss Few.
couples are present, but great i interest 1 is
manifested 1il ta5 !ai5 iii4 lailac Il .o,
,.Zay, ,fcllcrs, less haf pas. ... 49,.
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Gmlpnps's DANCE the evening
Of the 4th inst, many Of the Children
participated in dance, gotten up for
their amusement atSthc residence Of r.,
j. McCandlish, Esp We understand
that tho little ones had melryaimc, the
festivities Icing kept until a late hour.
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Az ""' ''c :" ''"' .uVE ~ So 80 PsSo'iA
urities are concerned This hog could
l,oast Of more graces Of person than any
yorker ever seen in Jane Lew; aud many
we're the two-legged hogs who wended
their way to gaz, upon their favored
brother. By this do not understand us
as saying that there are ,wo.legged hogs
in Jane Lew--certingly not!-they all
came from distance Well n box
came to Squire NlcWhortcr by the hack.
II was addressed to him and came from
nobody but there was 81 20 freight due
omit. In this box was the hog. TWAS
| probably about two mouths old--tliei hog
I wis lit slnn,ed terribly with both eyes ;
iIi'd u hump Oh its back like cauel ; its
tore legs we're long, and shaped like those
Of II hartbeet; and its hind legs we're SO
far apart that one foot was twenty-iour
inches from the other when standing upon
leyel ground. The Squire was immense
| ly disgnsted /; and some Of his disintrr-
estel noighbors, knowing that Farnsworil
was n connUssieur in that kind of stock
advised him to ship his hogslip at once t,
Buekhannon. Here came the wonder o.
the thing. No sooner did poor pig heai
the initials Of D. u. r. aud tho nane Of
Buckhannon than, striking an attitude,
with the salt tears flowing thick aud fast,
he commenced to chant that familiar old
hymn W.wal ..0mR.I .ai WI
Oh carry the back to Old Virginia, y
i TO Old virginia's shore .e..
| So struck was the Slnire and the audi.
denco by the eloqucnce and musical talent
Of poor piggy, that hts liberty was grant
cd by Il unanimous vote and he row
roanis in Tie suburbs Of Jane Lew. III d.
the true majesty Of free Pig'hip. The
point In all this is, that tie pig Is now
running loose-Faruswortl is ut llonit--
the roads arc in good hx-it's only q
miles from lIuckhahnoh to .laic lew
and aud Zen your hrss.'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-14

TIE best bite We ever had wien We
went fishing was The bite wetook along .---
l'arkersL'ug Cavt'e. haaleio! yi14 "a iga
When wo knew Harvey Scott as fish
list, he used to carry allhis bites in n bot
tic; and generally came home we'll load
cd, with-ish, Of course. b ria 1rro ID
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26
NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS wnouAy LIFT wATrnr.
n aud Jrweiry Nth ne, and have ~ ~
called ter them, will ani them With Mt. atoksl
u. faEyEE, and cah obtain them =, paying
Mr.. rrcycr th. charges thereon, Ny re-la.n,s
has teen changed ncm Carson ciis - MhHs
Zine. w. " fThaiha
! January l2, lss1, Is.si'l~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-26
Lunch Daily. at IL o'clock A. II.
MOORE a. pAWsEtt,
aO,ice 10 rm>-l'aycrs.

ofrrE CarNfY TbENunfn,
Chfsun City, ormsby County, Nevada
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Iti
y Stai,saud County TaNrs, under The sal,sra
quent aaossWent i,f the hsUhl ycaf 1865 ate hor
due aud payable at this office, and that al tt'ss
rantining uupaid after tEBkt AIRY ARA, isrt, 10
.aii pssmnnn viii le turned o,Vi g. iht ni.
it,ct Att8ruy .or collection
II. - MASON,
cpunty Treasurer & Ek.ofheio Tax Rsg -,
jAlaM
NUTicE.--we have the best Warehouse 10 g.
state, it being absolutely ffeprooi, si,j ate Hns
prepared to receiyes United ,mounto % nefrhahs.
ise. fiour or Barley on storage At feasoa.s'
rates. Al gods delivered IN ne coed oris' a.
when received. MASON q Hbll,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-12
ADVERTISEMENT

The persons who have entered the asso-
citation formed for the purpose of resist
ing the Ncolson pavement tax, are here
by notified that the names of all persons
who have not paid their attorneys fees
on or before the l4th inst. will be stricken
fr. IN the list and no longer represented
by the counsel retained by the associa-
ton. This method of communicating
with the property-holders is adopted,
because of the great number and the con-
sequent impracticability of calling upon
each of them. Call at the Office of McRae
& Walker, Bethel block. 80