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=. PRICE OF PASSAGE
in gold (ncuding wine).
TO BREST OR HAVRT.
First CABIN. $40 Second Cabin.

frst OaOin' $50 Second Cabin ss5
TO PARIS, ''''''''0O
- (lnciudlng railway tickets furnished on hoard
First Cabin. Sl45 Second Cabin sss
hhhese steamers DO not carry seerage passengers
American travellers going to or returning from, tho
heht OF Europe by taking the steamers this line aoid
unnecessary risks from transit by English Tailvavs %
crossing the channel besides saving time roubi ant
pense. GEORGE MACK ENZJE Eio, f5,a,t auii OK
L., - =. nj, No; 5o BROADWAY, New York
Company, Ff'' " II ''i9 = = ~ rttAPresS
l-S No 800 CHFSNTTT Stra,t
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY


Steamer j. s. Shriver Dennis, ID hours from Baltimore,
with mdse. TO A.. Groves, Jr.
Steamer o. COmstOCk, Drake, 81 hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. NJ Baird e. Co.
steamer Utey, Davis, "a hours from New York. with
mdse to w M. Baird Co..
Steamer Mars Grumley, "A hours from New York with
mdse to w NJ. Baird q Co.
Steamer Frank, Pierce, "a hours from New York with
mdse TO W. Nj. Baird Il Co.
Schr Bowdoin, Kendall 10 days from st. john n b.,
with lumber to Patterson Lippncott
Schr Percy Mailman, from Hlsboro, N S., with pas.
ter to captain
Schr S. c. Eithian, Tut, day from Port Deposit Nd
with grain to Jas l.. BoWley Il Co.
Schr j. Truman, Gibbs days from New Bedford with
oil to HASTINGS & Co.
Special Despatch 10 The Erening TS1egraub
HANREDE-GIACE, August l9.-The following boats left
here in tow this morning
Iris, with pig IRON to Cabeen 4 Co.
Exemplar with lumber, to NQrcross Sheets.
Mary E. Davis, with lumber to Taylor & Belts
Mary Jekhotf, with lumber to Patterson ippincOtt
Liberty with coal, for Wilmington.
II. +. Hartman, with lumber to Trump & Son.
G. NJ. LarmOr with lumber, for New York
Correspondence fHs Fhill3eIphia EXCHANGE
LEwEs, Del, August 1.-THE following vessels remain
at the BreakwaterBrgs Atalayador for Barcelona; IL.
H. Seavey Tor Bangor Caroline Eddy, for do Alice Lea,
Tor Boston schrs Osprey for Salem Frances for SacO
White Swan, for Calais j. v Wellington, Boston; j.
Clark for Providence Cyrus Chamberlain, for Newport
Peiro for Boston, all from Philadelphia barque name
unknown, went in day Wind NE
LABAN L. LYONS.
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Making total increase Of taxation

f.. . .
Twenty-eight and three-quarters per cent. or
more than one-fourth of our entire profits. Now
do not call your attention to this in any spirit
of complaint, but simply TO remind you that it
is unreasonable to expect us to bear so heavy
share of the nations burdens, and at the same
time to carry passengers at old-time prices.
Now | do not believe there is city in the world
with equal accommodations at as low prices.
London has Just risen from her sleep, and is
now chartering companies to lay rails in her
streets. and has thought proper to limit the fare
TO one penny per mile, with the understanding
that n morning and evening train should be run
for Iaborers at half price Let us compare this
with our present fares. 1t is, of course, difficult
10 average the distance at which passengers are
now carried but think my calculations as near
correct as pOssbe:-
Union Railway, half trip. 300 miles.
Green and Coates .......''''' '''''f 81
Chestnut and Walnut. t.....,.''''''''''0'
Market Street. eet..............'''''''''' '''o'oo
1915 "
or an average of 4'lS7-1OOO of mile.
Estimating that passengers ride an average OF
two-thirds OF this distance, we have 81 miles,
saw penny per mile, 2 81Opence equal to > 6'lO
| cents In specie, or in greenbacks 119 cents, or
! "a cents more than is charged here
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;, ONLY Observation-Disclosures

<@+sks, -'I1 II'I4OI LINZ IUFRANUE
w. gslzIg THE GENERAL TRANsATIA ANTIo
Hasgyyr GOMPANY'S MAIL STEA 1JSIi IDS
BkIWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE o. LINE 4 - -
BREST " OAi4l'iNU Al
The splendid new vessels this fayorite rout for the
Continent will sail from Pier No So North piVe % % tIe
Saturday. ~ ii'ei' every
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: CHARLESTON, s. C ,

FAST EREIGHT LINE,
EVERY THURSDAY.
The steamships PROMETHEUS, Captain Gray,
}. w. EVERMAN Captain HinckIey ~
WILL FORM A REGULAR WEEKLY line
The steamship j. w. EVERMAN win sal NJ,
TUESDAY, August 10, at4P NJ. oN
Through bills Of lading given in connection wifi
D g. X. X. 10 points IN the South and Southwest
as by any other route For freight apply To ~ ~"
222tf DOCK STREFTT' IN y%tS ~ ~; tI.;r,
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Schr Ella f. Crowell, of Truro, from Philadelphia for
Ployncetow1 with cargo Of coal struck Block Island
during thick fog Monday, and was towed Into New
London Tuesday, leaking 1000 strokes per hour. Will
repair there.
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w. NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
LfAkaAsSr4 Alexandria, Georgetown and Washington ID
G., via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal with
connections at Alexandria from the direct route for
ynchburg Bristol Knoxville Nashville, Dalton and the
Southwest. N's'-0
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon from III
first wharf above Market street. W.
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 4 90
No. Ia North and South Wharyes
HYDE TYLER, Agents, at Georgetown: M
ELDRlDGE Co, Agents at Alexandria. 81
N - NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK, VIA
L.f7sf 7 DELAWARE AND RARTTAN OANAT,
1As=s@9tz1s EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Inc CHEAPEST and QUICKEST water communica.
tOn between Philadelphia and New York.
Steamers leave daily from first wharf below Narka
street, Philadelphia, and foot of Wall street. New YnrS
Goods forwarded by all the lines running out of Ne,
York, North East, and West free of Commission 'S'
Freight received and forwarded on accommodatir
terms. ~, WILLIAM r CLYDE co, Agents,
NO IL D. OhLAMAhtt Avenue, Philadelphia,
-,, ~, -, JAMES HAND Agent.
0& NO ll9 WALL Street, New York.
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observation-disclosures Stevenson |

observation-disclosures Stevenson
has appointed the Following delegates 10
reprossu, hi, State ia the Commercial
Convention which is to assemble in
Memphis. on Tuesday, May 18th;
FRS, Congressional DisIdsls A..-W.
Campbell, Esq, Of Ohio county; Second
District. H. G. Davis. Esq, Of Mineral
Third, eapisz. d Ramsdell Of. Wayne:
To represent the STATE at Large: ES-
Governor Peirpoiut of Marion; COlone'
Joel Mcpherson, of Greepbrieri Hon.
James Burley, Of Marshall; Hon. Thos.
Sweeney, Of Ohio; Gsqsrnli w.. 4. Pow
ell. Of Moson;; J N. Camden. Esq, Of
Wood Col. ]. S, Cunningham, Of Ka
uawha; Hon. ], T, Hote. of Berkelyi
NJ @. G, Church. Esq, Of Wood, and
Hon, D. D. 4. Farusworth, OF Upslur.
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HEMBOLDs PRFPERArloEs,- is
scarcely corner of the civilized world
where you cannot find at least two
thlugs-a copy OF the Bible and Helm,
bOld's Preparations. The latter medicines
are really distributed Over the world;
their acknowledged efficacy making them
valuable wherever disease isto be found
which, alas. is everywhere They are
not patent medicines, but skillfuly and
scientifically compounded preparations
whose powers of healing depend upon
iheir chemical adaptation to the laws
which prevail in Ibs human economy
Their universal and long continued sue!
cess is the best proof Of their value.
The Principal Depot for their sale is
at HelmbOld's new store, 594 Broadway,
next to the Metropolitan HOleI.-M 7,
0;Ji-cu
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A report having got into circulation
that the Pomeroy Nail Factory has
stopped running, and consequently can
got supply its customers with nails, Col.
onsl Grant, the agent of the works, de.
sires US to soy tina, be is prepared to fill
all orders promptly at the lowest market
rates. AT The preseu; prices ofiron aud
labor, there is luls iuducement for the
Company TO work their stock up into
nails; bat the public may rest assured
that the Pomcroy Nail Works will be
pu, in operation before the present sup
ply of nails is exhausted - omeroy Tel
egrPh. IDS
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The streets aud alleys Of our towu are
not as clean as they might be. because
people will persist 10 throwing the dirt
and filth from their yards into them
[, is lime for the Council TO provide a
new order of things, and instruct the
Marshal or Health officer TO make an
examination Of oil the streets and alleys
in town, and notify property owners
that they must have them cleaned. and
not litter them up 10 future. We do not
see that any man has right to throw
old strow aud dirt into the street and let
II remain there until it roIs. Would it
not be good idea for the Council 10
send around a cart once a week 10 gath
or up the heaps Of dirt that may be rnk-
cd together. In some Of the Eastern
cities it is made the duty Of the citizens
10 sweep up the streets in front of their
houses once a week, and then the city
sends around carts and me 10 remove
the dirt. By this plan the streets are
always clean, on the work is done at
oulya tfiaing cost. Ilsuch o plan were
Introduced in our Town We believe the
citizens would willingly do their part of
the work,
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PERsoNAL.- MIR, Kinsey Robinson, jr /,
so long a resident Of this place. but re-
GENTLY Of Pomeroy, went up to Charles
ton on Monday last, where he intends
to take up his future residence. He in
tends to engage in the -four and grain
business for the Pomeroy Flour Compa-
nv. Our Charleston friends viii fnd
Mr.. Robinson a good man 10 deal with
We wish him abundant success.
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New STORE We call particular at
teuliou 10 Mr.. John G.. Sorlzs adver,
tsement, in this issue. He has Just
opened largo aud we'll selected stock
ofdt7. goods, cloth, cassimeres, veslings,
elolhing. notions, boots. shoes, hats, &C.,
which he is oiTsing at the very lowest
figures for cash. He is also PrePored 10
do Merchant Tailoring in the very best
and latest styles. Mt,&tortz is known
by our readers 10 be first class work
man, one too. who never fails 10 give
fits" Give HMM call.
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Tus LApYs FMEND Fox MAY.-Tbe
steel plate Tor this number is on amusing
scene called 1.-THE First Visit" The
Colorcd Fashion is unusually brilliant
and the leading wood.cut represents
boating on a beautiful Lake Of Killarney,
The music is The melissa schottische,'
and variety of well chosen illustrations
present in the most attractive light the
present picturesque fashions. The low.
erS of fancy work will fnd this depart,
mcnt attended 10. In light literature,
this magazine has no superior. Publish
ed by Deacon & Peterson. 3l9 Walnut
street, Philadelphia. at $3.50 year
(Which also includes large steel engra.
ving,) Four copies, So Five copies
land one grotis,) SO. "ThO Lady's
Friend" aud 1.-THE Saturday Evening
Post" (nnd one engraving,) $500.
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During the past week, tho pillow and
spade have done good service. Early
vegetables and flowers have been plants
ed to great extent. Whit town Of its
size can beat Point Pleasant in the
beauty and fertility of its gardens?
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CuBA.--Our people are very much
disposed to msddIein the revolution 10
Cubu. we ought TO remember that We
were vcsy bitter against England for aid
ing our own rebels, Il 10 said th"t
General Stcodmau, a Democratic Gene.
raj, is now in Cuba. with force Of fill
busters. However, ibis does cause any
greater excitement among the people
in this section than tho recent arrival OF
Spring and Summer Goods at Smith &
Mrriu's. They ore going of rapidly
Call in. ,..I.
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Just arrived a, NJ. SELLERS, direct
from the mandatory in New York. a
full assorlmen, of Hoop Skirts for ladies.
misses and children. He intends TO sell
them remarkably cheap.
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SHOT HMsELF,--A young man by
the name of Thomas Mahox, while on
bis way to town on Tuesday morning.
accidentally shot himself in the hand.
Hi, wound was dressed by Dn, BarbeO
and Campbell.
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Gts HfeeE[a Reaisfse
LOCAE MATTERS.
Thursday Morning.

sryp THEA N,--we respectfully ask Jus
tees Of the Peace to report cases of ,publsc in
tsr.st, tried before, them and everybody TO
,epd items Of interest for publication, A 10.
cal paper should be a compendium of lOca
kistnrY. Help US to so make the Register.
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THE CRoPs THE reports that come
10 US from all parts Of the county indi-
Gates an abundant crop Of wheat. The
prospect for good fruit crop is also
cheering. Those who pretend to know,
say the fruit is not in the leapt, injured,
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NOTICE.
To LANES n. RUSSELL.

To JAMES II, RUSSELL.
Take notice, that on the first day oflhe next
Term Of the Circuit Court for Mason county,
West Virginia. shall move the said Court to
revoke your appointmGntas guardian Of Charles
W, Gillprd. upon the ground that you have re.
moved from the State Of West Virginia and
unless tho said appointment shall be revoked
| shall also, las your security in yourguardlah
bond, } move the said Court N require you TO
give counter security, and in the event Of your
failure TO do so, IN revoke your said Fppoint.
ment JAMES MIT0HELTREE.
April 0, 1863. rPF .tA
aprl54t 90. W 80
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Information wanted Of J, R. Stephens
"a printer who left his home over
year ago, and has not been heard from
for Eve months past. Any information
in regard to his Whereabouts, will be
thunEfu!ly received by his family in
Pomeroy, Ohio. Address. Mrs. j. R.
Stephens, Lock Box %, POnerOy, Ohio
Exchanges please copy.
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A RcTllo1'kabie Fact

That not single Instance has come to the
knowledge OF the propriptors, Of the failure Of
Rohack's Medicines to give entirO satisfaction
in the hundredsof thousands Of cases in which
they have been used; This Is worthy Of remark
and undeniable evidence, Of their intrinsic
merits B L. Miles Agent.
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The attention of our town council is
most respectfully called to the bad con
iitiOu Of MOin street, near the Court
House lot. flour streets are TO be re-
paired, now is The tina to commence.
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They Will Cure You

Of scrotule, Erysipelns, Sick or Neryors
Headache. Bilhousness, Liver Complaint, Dys.
pepsia or Indigestion, Consumption, Pain in
The back or loins, Gout. Pleurisy, Leueorrhea
OF Whites, Eruntions and all diseases Arising
from discrdered state Of the stomach. Ro.
bacE's Blood Pills. Stomach Buffers and Blood
Purifier. B l. Miles, Agent. l,. I.as OF
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The Preston County Journal has re
appeared among our exchanges although
much diminished in size. Il will be re.
mem bcred that the Office of that paper
and ali lis fixtures were destroyed by Ere
at the time the Court House in King
wood was burned. Mr.. Klau'er' has
reGted it with new presses, type, &c"
and will recOmueuco the issue Of the
Journal rsgulorly in week or two, He
promises to make his paper still more
worthy Of support, although it was
among the best of our exchanges
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Norrcr.-FIereaIter we shall make it rule
,e charge pt the rate Of cents per line for all
Tpuffs," and advertisements of any deschP
tion, which are placed in our local columns
religious and charitable Offices alone excepted
Free advertising aud putting positively dis
continued.
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sAcRAMErAL Service. There will be
Sacramento service held in the Pres
bytorinn church in this place on Sunday
the 9th day of May. II is expected
that Rev, Mr. Mcclellan will be assist,
ed by Minister from abroad. The
public are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISING AGsHcY.- &essrs
Z. S. Riley. Jr., and John NJ. Kilman, at 40
South Charles street, Baltimore. Md, are our
authorized agents TO receive. subscriptions and
Advertisements, at our regular terms. bog"
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April showers are said to bring many
flowers. The refreshing and general
rains of this month not only fulfill this
proverb, but have started the tees TO
blossom, and tho valley and hillsido' TO
a bright and cheerful green.
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons knowing themselves indebted
y to A. Hess, by store account, are hereby
notified that they must come forward and set
lie the same without delay, either by cash or
BY note. or else their accounts will be placed
in the hands ofan officer for collection.
april a9-4w, A. HESS
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Our readers must not forge, the fact,
that Messrs. Couch & Woegener hava
just received their Spring and Summer
stock Of goods, and that they sell Them
as low as nuy house 10 town, Their
new stock is large and completes
Give them call.
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Tho merchants generally are in receipt
Of their spring stock of goods They are
said 10 have been bought low, and can
be sold accordingly,
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DysDepsia,.

There is. probably, nd ono disease with
which mankind are afflicted which is the
source Of so many. ailments as Dyspepsia and
there is no more certain cure than Roback'S
Stomach lijtters. Bill. Niles Agent
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As "a PreYentive

Against Malaria, Fever and Ague, and al
diseases arising from a torpid state of the liv'
er, there is no medicine SO highly recommen.
ded as Roback's Stomach Bitters. b L Miles
Agent, Point Pleasant. '"
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is 1T Rio.Ilt

That you should bid defiance to all natural
laws and tho science Of medical men, and
suffer with Dyspepsia or Indigestion when
Robaek's Stomach Ritters can he procured at
any drug store. B. J.. Miles Agent. &
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A full assortment offspring aud Sum-
mor goods just received OF Smith q
Martins, They are being offered at
very low prices. Give them call,
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In ohancery.

James Fitzpatrick .tIa -
The object of this suit il to subject !otiNp 4,
onlBrown street, in the town Of Mason, Mason
county. West Virginia. to the payment Of the
residue Of the purchase money now due upon
the same, and it appearing by affidavit 6led
with the papers Of this cause that the said
James Fitzpatrick is a non resident ofthe Statc
ofWest Virginia, II Is ordered that he do APP
pear here within one month after due ppblica-
ton Of ibis order and do what is necessary 10
project his interest 10 the premises Tfste.
..-r lli, W, W, HARPER. Clerk.
ESsLTsH. Sol by y. W. sisaon, Dep.
APPS 4w r
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DRowSEp.--A valuable yoke Of oxen
belonging to Mr.. James Smith, were
drowned ia the KanAwha river at this
Mace, last Monday morning
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\ good assortment Of custom made
shoes, for both ladies and gentlemen
will he found at Smith & MartiQ's.
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Gratifvi1lo

To know thai a reliable remedy is within the
reach Of everybody for the radical cure Of Dys'
pepda or Indigestion, Such remedy is Ro
backs slo mach Bitters. For sale by B. l..
Miles.
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THANKS. We are under obligations to
BIZ, Butler, of the wharf boat, for ia
vars. p
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BOARD OF PuBLlc WoRKs AT a re
cent meeting Of the Board of Public
Works, hell in the city of Wheeling, the
following otli,ers Of the Great Knnawha
Improvement, vera appointed: Super.
in,endent, Hon. e, W. Smith; Collector
at Charleston, G w. Atkinson, Esq;
Collector. a, Point Pleasant, Hon. John
NJ. Phelps Directors: W, H. Edwards,
Esq. of Couburg;; Hon. D. H. K. Dix,
of Winfield; Col. John s. Cunningham
Of Coalsmoulh; Joseph Shields. Esq Of
Charleston, and Captain Fred, Ford, o.
Point Pleasant.
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Hon Chas. Sumner, of Massachusetts,
made the greatest speech in the United
States Senate. against the Alabama trea-
ty, that was ever made in that body. 1t
was made in secret session, but ii was
so great speech that the Senate per.
mtled i, to be published, All parties
were pleased with il. The treaty was
then unanimously rejected But we did
not sci out to speak Of Sumner S speech,
but to state the fact that Mossrs. Sets
ger, SehOn & McCullocb, have just re-
ceivod and opened Que of the largest
stocks Of Spring aud Summer Goods ov.
er brought to this market. They do
not make any fuss about it. But call
and see their magnificent stock, on the
corner of Maine and First SlrcuLs.-
They will sell to you at low figures,
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SOMETHING A Coop MANY ARE Con-
oERSEp iN.-As people grow older their
sight will gel defective, and nothing but
good spoctpces will remedy it, M
Solder has now nine vOrietiies of eye
glasses and speotaoles. He knows well
how to fill The sight, and sells them as
he does everything else, Vey're9son0ble'
Old glasses taken 10 exchange for new
ones. ~
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Thomas Hughes,
No. 35, Cor. Monroe & Water streets,

WHEELING, W. IVA.
Merchant Tailor and Dealer in first class
Cloths, CusSmeres, Vestings, and Gents Fur
nishing Goods '.f
apr226m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-01
Col. D. w. Aiken.

Among the notables in Columbia Inst
week, wns Col. Aiken, the efficient Sec.
rctary and Treasurer Of tho State Apr;.
cultural and Mechanical Society, iust ru.
turned from the Macon Fair. Col. Aiken
has made arrangements to plant tho fnir
ground'in grain, and will divide tho
same into three equal parts, for tho pur-
pose Of making application upon them
Of the South Carolina Fertilizer, Geo.
W. Williams & Co., agents, } of tho Wan.
10, (J. Il. Dukes, agent,) and Of tho SOL
n0le Pncific, q. n. Robson, agent,) and
keep an accurate account of tho cost
and results, and report to the Executive
Committee at the Fair next fall. These
fertilizers have been selected because
tho companies have offered premiums
Tor tho bust yield of corn, cotton or
small grain Oh five and ten acres Of land.
Tho result Of this test will be looked for.
ward to with great interest.
The premium list Of tho State Fair
next year will be over $4,000.