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VALUABLE FARM
Hsnn aAIHs

- SITUATED In South Berwick, County oi
York, Maine, on the junction road. about
S3l& one mile from south Berwick Village, and
- the same distance from the junction VI the
Il q a. Railroad, In said South Ber-ick.
Said farm contains between 20 and 20 acres ef sx-
celient land, divided into tillAse. pasturins and
WOODLAND. .-ls eonvsniently situated 10 good mar.
ketA schools and churehs<,-And might be made
one Of the most profitable Mia OF Market Oar.
dsning Farms In the County of York.
Said Farm will DO sold AZ . bargain. and pay
meat made sAsy. saoaid 70 not Be sold before, ID
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.Irn proud 10 live In tbe servics S the Lord,
And In boand 70 die In Ils army"

The pines rocked, the storm cddicd and
whirled above the miserable group. and
the flames OF their altar lcapc,l bcavcii-
/ ward, as FIN token Of the vow.
AT midnight the storm abated. the roll
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Gb, anian ana gaurnal
Is rvsLsH.D svssr VsrpIr sosnso ~
J. f. BUTLER,
Editor and ropri et o n.

Tssss or PusLIekriost One copy, one year,
by mail, s2.So, IL paid In advance, s2oo per year
or Al. % for six monthsi sent ftee Of postage TO
any Post once In York county,
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BrppEFoRD BUSINESS CARDS.
DENTISTRY.
DRS. DAVIS & PArrEN.
DHNTISTS-

HVIng Iofmed A cOpArtnefthIp Nhu u0ttu W
rooms second 10 a0no, With all the modern TN
provements. sre nov prepared 10 extract teeth
without pain, by the use OF Nifro1s Or,ds Gas or
Ether, 70 al teeth In the most perfect and sats'
factory manner, insert teeth from one to an entire
set and warrant 90 be equal In all respects 20 any
work and not wishing every one 10 know what
they have had done, that We have an operating
and setting room with door leading Into the ball,
pass through the public reception room. Once
hours fronA z a. N. 60 Il. ~.
Dental Rooms III Main street,
Nearly opposite DR. Patten's former ofice, and
fsv doors below the Biddeford House. Bidde-
M. NJ. DAVIS, A. PATTEN,
formerly With c. ii. o. formerly with ?. Evans,
good, ID. ID, &, Port ID. ID. s., Bangor.
land su
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JOIN oARIIuRs7

SVfIN O@hhTNNsI,
VINO STRUCK A srREAK or HAD LICK
ON TnE I'D DAr 90 nov. isio
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale.

Tn pursuance of decree orthe Circuit Court
/ Of Mason county, West Virginia, rendered
at the September term, 1869, in i certain suit
in Chancery therein pending wherein Josiah
Hunrey is p'hstif aud Lewis W. Thompson
and Randall Siyors are defendants The under
signed, Special Commissioners will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder,
On Friday. J1mu,y 2lSh 1870.
at o'clock p. M. on the promises the follow
ing real estate situated in the town of Mason,
in said county OF Mason, and known on the
plat of said town as Lot No 2j on Trout street,
between Pomeroy and Horton Streets.
lj'rke terms 0 said sale will be as follows,
yiz One hall OF the purchase money to be
paid cash in hand, aud the residue on a credit
of two equal instruments payable in six and
twelve months irom the day Of sale. the pur.
chaser giving bonds with good security for the
deferred instalment' with legal interest from
date, and also retaining the legal title until all
the deferred instalmeuts are paid
JOHN U.MY ERS,l Special Com.
G. P. SIMPSON, ! missioners.
dec l6-4w
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NJ. ENlor.

NJ. Eitor
saw an article in recent issue OF
your pepper signed Not Teacher"
to which will reply, If you will give it
space in your columns:
The person to whom | shall refer
protests bitterly Ogaioss hiring teachers
from other States. particularly the State
of Ohio. He deuounces them as infe-
rior or incompetent teachers, especially
those who come from OHIO 10 teach 10
Mason county. Icannot conceive why
the writer is SO much prejudiced against
teachers from ONO, unless no has male
application for certificate and failed
aud an 0niO teacher fills his place, or
he is no voter And consequently he
thinks the County Superintendent has
MOI done justice to him, and recommends
that OHIO teachers DO rspused. II the
latter be the case. would advise him
to take the oath. register his name, and
become a voter aud go The polls and
vote for none whom he thinks are com
petent Of filing the Office Of CouaIy Su
pcrinrenlent.
West Virginia is no! under the yoke
Of bondage. and she is now building up
an educational interest OF common as
well as high schools, which require The
assistance Of teachers IRON Ohio and
other States, that she may progress rap
idly aud compete with her sister State,
Ohio. Some would have Mason county
under the yoke OF bondage and tho com,
mon school system lrampIed under foot,
and the poor class grow up and know
nothing of the first principles of our
common school text books, while they
would send lh0r children 10 some East.
ern College 10 learn slight smatterIng
of etiqustrO. and come home, as they
think, accomplished scholars, and sOeer
a the poor, who cannot help lhemse Ives.
They would ike 10 be Chack.mauers
and check he "Onrpet.baggers" as they
come over the river; bat you cannot
Tbs Ohio teachers only come 10 aid and
assist the cOmPaten, teachers Of Masou
county, to build up the common as well
as the high schools Of the county. AID
to teach you and your children to honor,
respec and obey its laws.
A TEACHER.
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THE MAIDEN RIOT.
A TEACHER,

On Saturday, the Alb inst. John Few,
oil (whte) and Tom Preston (6IeCk J
fell out aud fought. Preston 10 the
"mili" come GU, f IS, best. Whemupon
Jewell made some hard threats a,ainst
Preston, which caused Pr ston to swear
GU. peace warrant" II was public
Iy proclaimed throughout Maiden AID
vicinity that no negro should be allow.
ed to testify in the case. and in ra,l Pres
ton should not be allowed to apppar in
Maiden on the day Of the Trial. This Of
course causad the negroes 10 prepare
themselves for hrir deieuss auI on SAT
urday, the llLh inst, the trial between
FewolI and Preston was 10 take place
before Justice Shrewsbury On th st
day, ten negroes, Arme with revolvers,
under command ofrhe sail Tom Preston
matched from Ruff Ors Furnace and
Tinkersvlle, After their arrival in
Maiden the white men (six in number. J
friends Of Jewell ordered th-m to leave
town, which they refused to do and i'm,
nediotrly he fight vas opened by John
So1d (wbite) "upseliog" one (black)
with brick bat Thereupon the negroes
fell back to Georges Greek, and we're
met by General Rullner, who informed
them that they should not leave the
place 10 that kind Of manner, but return
with him and no would see that they
should have fair tnal They went
with Iho General as f.r as the foundry,
and were met by the white men, aud he
dsEt was opened in earnest.
10 the first round John Soeed white
was wounded in the arm, aud Pal Flow
ers (whire) was wounded IN the thigh -
Very soon however, all tho loads in the
rev olrers Of both parties were exhausted
and all fell into an open Ore With brick
bats, rocks and cIGbs About The ;bird
round in the battle with the use Of stones
&c, as weapons Gcnotal RnfIner, Who
was standing close by with revolver in
hand, was struck on the back pant Of
the hesd with "brick bat" which Tell.
ed him upon the spot, aud was taken
Of lha ground by his son and R. A.
Coleman, for dead, Life however, was
restored to him but he is now in o crid.
cal condition from the effects OF the
Wound
No uegraoS were materially injured,
but several Of them were "knockcd
down' by brick ba,s," and clubs -
After General RuTner was wounded, the
negroes retreated TO their homes On
Saturday evening last ahour two bundled
armed white men, OK. X K's) went to
Tl0ker'vDle IN search OF the negroes who
we're engaged in the fight against them.
None Of them were found. On Monday
night a number Of armed men sent orders
to the said negrocs directing them TO
leave the counIy immedintoly, or their
lives would be taken at frs sight To
which order, We understood, they quietly
obeyed, aud have DOT been head ol
sluoe.
Over one hundred revolver shots
were fred 10 the 6sbt,
Wcgive the above as dS'aisilo Us by
gentleman who has positive intorms
ton Of The oCcurrneo,--Ra Journal
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Trustees Sale!

DY virtue of Deed OF Trust executed 10 the
ID undersigned Trustee, by David Il Starkey
and wife for the use Of Joseph S Dovery,
which is duly recorded in the Recorders Office
of Mason county, West irginia, in Decd Book
No. %. folio97 &c, / shall
On the 2oM day Of January. 1870,
proceed TO sell Otpublic auction to the highest
bidder for cash, at the front door Of the Court
House of said county OF Mason, 100 acres Of
land situated in said county, on the Ohio River,
about 4 miles below Lctart Falls Reference
may be hid to said Trust Deed for more fall
description Of said land
The title is said to be good, but selling as
Trustee will only convey such title as Is vest
ed in me by SAID de d of Trust
JOHN YOUNG, Trustee,
dec lG-5w. primers fee ST.
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TO SHIPPERS AND CARRIERS ON
THE GREAT KANAWHA RIVER,

'ENHE undersigned having been appointed
Z Collector OF Tolls by the Board Of Public
Works Of this State for the lower district of the
Kauawha River hereby gives notice to all
shippers and carriers on said river. that they
will be required 10 pay their tolls to him at
Point Pleasant, or to John Wiukley assistant
Collector, al same place, on all articles ship.
ped or carried to or from any point between
Elk river and the mouth of said Kanawha
River, Steamboats, are required to report 10
the undersigned, promptly once a week. Coal
Companies once month, aud all other ship.
pers on each aud every trip. A failure TO
comply with he requirements of this notice
will subject the party to legal proceedings.
JOHN NJ PHELPS, Collector
may 2O-tG, (
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PIMPLES.

The M! designed will chcerrully mail (FREE)
to all who wish ii the Recipe and full direct.
ions Tor preparing and using simple and
Beautiful Vegetable Balm, that will i'm.
medlalcly remove Tau, FreCklcS, Pimples,
Bl"lchrs, and all rruplons aud impurities Of
the sGln leaving tho same soft, clear, smooth
aud beautiful
Hewlla!No send (FREE) instructions for
producing, by very simple means, LUxuRlANr
GROWTH ~ NAN on a bald head or smooth Iace
ton
The above eau bo obtained hy return mail by
ddr cssing THOS. r CHAPMAN
,Uhcmist, 1876 Broadway, New York.
~ boA 'l4e' Uug 5-ly
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NOTICE.

A Ii interested, will please bear in mind
"A. that on and after the lst day Of January,
1870, will do a strictly cash business, ex.
pect to pay cash for wheat, and will sell flour
for cash only or in exchange for wheat and
corn. do not ask credit, neither will give
it, While this may be an inconvenience to
some, yet it i, the only true plan on which
can successfully conduct nv business
dee 23-iw. ROB'r WILSON.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-23

Judge Grer has resigned at last, and
there iS smother vacancy on the su
prcmo Bench, Hon, E, NJ. Stanton is
thought TO be the comm, man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-12-23

Gen. Alcon, the Radical candidate,
has been elected, Governor Of Mississippi
by msjorily Of 80 900
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF $500. 600
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
BY the Metropolitan Glft Co,

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIzF.
Cash Gifts, each $2O.OO0
10 10000
q Cash Gifts, each $1,000 1000
quo Z" 500
800 100
50 Elegant Rosewood P'nos cch $780, to 500
Is " Mclodeons IS, to 100
$50 Sewing Machines 60 to IT'S
800 Gold Watches IS TO 400
Cash prizes silver ware,Sc valid at 81 100000
4 chance to draw any Of the above Prizes
or 25c Tickets describing Prizes arc sealed in
Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of Csc
Seaied Ticket is drawn without choice and
sent by mail 10 any address. The prize nam.
ed upon it win be. delivered to any address BY
express or return mail.
You viii know what your Prize is before Won
pay for IT, Any Prise exchanged for another Of
saae rdlue. No Blanks. Our patrons eau
depend on far dealing,
REFERESCEs:--W select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted us to publish them: An.
drew j. iurns, Chicago $40 600; Miss Clara
5 Walker, Baltimore, Piano $500; James NJ
Mat hews, Detroit, s. GOO; John 7 Andrews,
Savannah, SJ,O0J; Miss Aguess Simmons,
Charleston Piano, $500. Wepublish no names
without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PnFss.--"The firm is relia,
BILE, and deserves their success - Weekly Tri.
6uHe Nay 8 We know them to be a fair deal.
ing firm IN Y Herald May25. "a friend Of
ours drew $500 prize. which was promptly
received Daily Netos June 3
Send for circular, Liberal inducements to
Agents Satisfaction guaranteed Every pack
age Of sealed Envelopes contains oHS CASH
OFT Six Tickets for ST. 10 foJ 50; IS for IS:
liO tor $i5, All letters should be addressed
to HARPER. WILSON 4 CO.,
1876 Broadway, New York.
November lS-3n
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The death Of Hon John RusseI, Re-
poblican Senator elect, Leaves the Ohio
Senate O lie between the Two parties.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13
Save Your Money, Farmers

Great Revolution in Grain Grmdng
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13

All to be sold between this and the 1st of
February 1850, for CASH, at and below cost
prices. ~ i|h'i
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PIERCE 6 HALL Selling their stock to go
West.

We have leased Store in Minneapolis. Mimi. where
we intend removing next Spring to start in our
present business And we now offer for sale all Of
stock at and below cost. We have also purchased for
the benefit Of the ladies' large and choice stock Of
Furs, every grade to be sold at Wholesale prices
so Overcoats from to 95 dollars.
so Wooden Shirts from SIS to &551.
800 Prs Socks cotton and Wooden from Is 10 so ccnts
1000 Hats aud Caps from 40 cts 10 2 dollars
1900 yards Cloth from 40 cts to s3
80 Satnet Suits from to II dollars.
10 Dress Coata from 10 to SIS.
30 Boys Suits from % $40.
100 Prs Pants from $50 TO %.
125 Wrappers from 75 cts to dollars
1875 Prs Drawers from 20 cts to 81
200 Prs Gloves from 90 cts to 81
500 Fancy Tics from 10 10 30 cts
100 Prs Suspenders from 30 to 20 cite.
1900 Boxes Collars from 10 to 30 cts,
Fine all Wool Cloth for one dollar Ler yard. Allo n
arge variety OF Railroad Bags, Umbrellas SILK Hats,
Overalls. Knit Jackets. &C.
We will also manufacture Suits at greatly reduced
rates. selling Cloth and Trimming Cost and Civ.
ing the bencht OF our profits labor. This Il
sham offer made TO sell goods hut bonahde sale of our
whole stock. prices will readily prove to YOU.
Goods have already commenced selling fast and to get
good choice you must come early.
We will cell years lease Of the storc wo now
occupy, Liee Safe, large Show Cases, Mirror to-
gether with the good win Of trade. All accounts
and notes due unpaid by the let Of febrnary will be
put In the han ds OF some attorney for collection
Ashtabula, Oct. TO- 1878. os9tf
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Merchants Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

Il lie MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, or
ganzed TO promote and protect trade by enabling lie
os crcd,is ana nj shu oT csms ny ali points nave
to announce that they WILL on or about september lst
RSMn IN Tas Pr5,eS2e ge 92s81 1Son Mercantile
ence Register" eonsining among other things the
Nance Neture Of pr,ness ~ % Of Tspa ~ rpsn n n
the prncidal merchants trades bankers manufactur-
ers, ans. pnole Companies IN more Than 5000 Of the
United Stacs their territories and the British Provn
COS Of North America and embracing the impor-
ant information attanable and necessary enable the
merchant 10 ascertain at glance the Capitol character
and Degree Of Credit Of such Of his customer as are
deemed worthy Of any gridaon Of credit.
The reports and information TO he given in the Re-
gster" will he confined to those deemed worthy Of some
practicable upon the written statements Of the parties
themselves, revised and corrected by weknown and
reliable legal correspondents whose character Will prove
guarantee OF the correctness of the Information fr
nishcd by hem tits believed that the reports will prove
more truthful aud complete and therefore, superior to
BY aid of the Merchants Protective Union Mercan-
tile Reference Register" business will be enabled
TO ascertain, at glance. the capital and Eadston OF
credit compared with financial worth, OF nearly every
merchant manufacturer, trader ana banker within the
above named territoris limits
On OF about the first ofeach month, subscribers will
also receive the MONTHLY CHRONICLE, containing
among other things record OF such important changes
in the name and condition OF firms, throughout the
country may subsequent to the publication OF
each half yearly volume Of the Mercantile Reference
Price OF the merchants Union Mercantile Reference
Register, $50 for which It will be forwarded to any
address In the United States. transportation paid
Holders five $40 shares Of the Capital Stock In id
dition to participating In the profits win receive
charge; holders Of ten shares will be entitled TO Two
copies and no more than ten shares Of the Capital
Stock will be allotted to any one applicant.
All remttances. orders. or communications relative
to the book should be addressed to the Merchants
Building No l9S Broadway. (Box 2566.) New York
ly 1I2
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Perhaps no one medl.
cine Is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
q cathartlc, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, rs this mild
but efficient purgative
Piu. The Obvious rea-
son Is, that it Is a more re.
liable and far more cffec-
t,ial remedy than any
a a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes OF Q Laxative
Medicine,


For all the purposes OF Laxative
Medicine.
a Perhaps no one medI.
~ cine Is SO universally ro-
quired by everybody as
~ acathartic, nor was ever
QEszEWNT1D&k any before universal
N@s1sA ly adopted into use, In
M every country and among
tM-RW all classes, rs this mild
OM PiI. The obvious rea-
nmur-rifW son Is, that 1t Is more re.
6-E8f@--.s--7 Alls@.7A liable and far more cffec-
-52I4(S1 tial remedy than any
tried It, know that 10 cured them; those who have
not, know that It cures their neghbors and friends,
anil all know that what does once 1t does always
that 1t never falls through any fault neglected.
Its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands OF certificates Of their cures Of tho
following complaints but such cures are known in
every nelghborhood, and we need not publish them.
eonpsns nessr co@oi or any doeterSas e arSr
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Their
sngar coating preserves them ever mesh and makes
no harm can arise nom their use IN any quantity.
They operate by their powerful in1uonce on the
into healthy action = the distractions OF the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
BY Correcting wherever they exist, such dorange.
nsemts as are tho fret origin OF disease.
s Soa Ss sSi Ss So%ns % mt wlaSRfs ssss Ss
For IIy:Pspsia Or Indlss..!en, E,.,ie.s-
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stoui.
ach and restore its healthy tone and action
For Liver Complaints and its various symp.
toms, WtftOus Headache, Sick hHenslac he.
Jaundice or Green Sickness, bilious
Colo aud fRilioua Eevers, they should be hi.
dicously taken for each case TO correct the seased
action OF remove the obstructons which cause it.
For mysentery or WtnRrheea, but one mild
dose 10 generally required. -
For mheuni aeisna, Gous, Gravel PNIwt.
eNtion OF the Heart, Pain in she side,
Hack and IOins, they should be oontinuouaiv
aken, a. required, to change the diseased action al
the system. With such change those complaints
For DrePsy and Dropsieal SWELLING. they
snoud oe taken In large and frequent doses TO pro.
d9cs The effect OF drastic purge.
For enpprNasiOm largo dose should be taken
as produces the desired eifeot by sympathy.
Asa Dfnnor Ptu, take ono or two PtIIs to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
AN occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
eowela Into healthy action, reatores the appetlte.
aud ihvigofates tho system. Hence Il IA olan Al.
yantageous where no serious arrangement cxlsts.
one who feeis tolerahly well, onen finds that does
OF these Ptls makes him feel decidedly better nom
tive apparatns.
DIR. y. O. AVER q co., P-aosiesI CAss.isss,
LOWELL. MASS, o. s. a.
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ITO ALL WHO ARE ApouT TO

To ALL WHO ARE ABOUT TO
. BUtIDs Plaetic Slate IL what Won want Fire
t,p IN thc nllcst Frost cannot crack IL
~ s sunrhne or water can penetrate or dissolve
~ Iu,n Ws.n5omcnt 10 ia applied. Can be put ON anv
Town, nom nat 10 opcrpcndicuiar. p'' y" ''''
One half cheaper than Sheet-Slatei
Soon hardcns ~ TO bear uninnrcd the weight NJ .
man jumping upon IT, VIII eupcrccde tin roohnr
Is expensive and soon rstcd throuph Iron ROM
tng.that Is 80 costly and often racks by ts nndue
weight the structure u covers Gutta. Parcha-vhieh
always leaks; Tar and Gravel-dtto; shinglo Roofng
yearly growing costly, and IL hut tndef TO everv
stray spark. which at best Time viii soon destroy.
VIM. L. POTTER, INVENTOR.
HEAR HEAR Solon Robinson, President Of 'sThe
Farmers Club" New York. Agricultural Editor Of the
New York ypt6une, says among other good things he
says OF ~ Its discovery lisa great boon TO American
Uneqpalcd as lining for cistcrns, as plaster for
smoke.houscs and ovens
Superior to all Paints.
for the preservation of wood from nre or water Fave
gathering water tanks fence posts to which has been
applied will last indefinitely Icng known and tried by
the inventor, although but recently patented
All orders or inquiries in regard to PLASTIC SLATE.
or Ashtabula County. should be addressed to
BRYANT DILLEY, Geneva, Ohio. .
April Z. 1866. e5f.