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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-20
Cincinnati Lager Beer

.NHRISTIAN SEIBKE, OF THE ALLAN
Y TIC SALOON, near the B. o. X. X.
Depot has Just received fresh supply OF
the celebrated Cincinnati Lager Beer.
. Hereafter he will keep the same constant
~ on hand. augD
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DIRECTIONs:

A WIne-glassful three times a day
before each meal.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor.
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ReligiOus Notice.

USUAL SERVICES IN THE FOURTH
u Street NJ. z. Church, Sunday, August
2lst, at l04 A. N. and at ~ +. n. $500.
Sabbath School at p. NJ. All are cor
dially invited to attend, augl
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IOBE HELD on THEIR GRorYns
W n e LING Is Al Nd,
September IA, Is, l6 & II, 1870.

September IA, 10, l6 & II, 1870.
First Day-W e<tnes<iay Sept. l4tl,.
No. Premium 800 for Hacking or Pacing
Horses, Mares or Geldings, 10 60 ~
they please; mile heats, best in j.
SlaS TO first horse, so 10 second
IS TO third.
Ma. Premium $50 for Trottlng stations,
in harness; mile heats, best IN ).
slOO to first horse, 50 10 second. 81
To third.
M Premium OF Slo0 for TTotting Horse,
Mares or Gcldings, In harness, thai
have never beaten minutes In pub
lie; mile heats, best In :. s,5 "a
first horse, So 10 second.
second Day-Thursday, Sept. 18th.
No, I-Premium sac for noulng stalllons
In harness; two mile heats, best Pin
I. Sis 10 first horse, 80 Ia second
SIS 10 third.
No. Premium saoo for Running Hor>e~,
Mares or Geldings; mile heats, h'''l
Sins Sl25 To firSt horse, So Ia sec
ond, So 10 third.
No Premium 500 for 1rnttinR Hnr'~>.
Mares or Geldings, IN harness: MI.
heats, beSt ; in Il SO to firI h"tst.
SEQ To second, so To third,
Third Day Friday. sept. 18th.
NJ. Premium, value sl0O, silver Plat
for the fastest Red Eye Colt, the ",
al Robert RCl Eye, owned 10y J.
hurley, Esd; mile heats, best IN DO.
No 81 Premium slOO for Trotting HorN..>
Mars or Urldings, I'm harness, that
have never beaten ":l1 In public.
mile heats, best IN =. 81 to rr>l
horse, - Ia second.
Ma. premium 500 for Running HolS,>,
two mile heats, best In Il $50 Z"
first horse, sl0D Ia second, So In thui
Fourth Day saturday. sept. i7ih.
No. lG.-Dnilry'S CITY Hotel purse, John
HALEY, proprietor, premium. value
.slOa, silver Srt, for fastest TrottlW
pOublr Team to wagon; mil" heat
best In ..
M H. Stamm and Krim Hou>r pur-.
plemium 80 for the fastest Mule
under the saddle; mile heats h-Nl
In
W ~ MrIure HOus, purse, W r. Gu,.i
win 4 Co, proprietors, premium.
value slOO, Pitcher and Goblet iui
Running Horses, Mares ~ Grld.
ingS; mile heats, hSt IN 2, catch
weights.
Ten per cent entrance upon all the above,
except horses for silver fIal'N' "hI'h NJ
rec.
Entries Ia close at y o'clock on the even.
inc previous To the race. Entries can b..
made under cover nj the ono" gu 'h'
grounds during the day, or nj the ofiicr o'
the President, No. llslI Main street, Wheel.
ing. Three entries 10 Ill and two 10 starr.
The above Irotting Races viii b" con.
Quoted under the rules Of the National
Association. The Running Races under the
Buckeye Rules.
A horst dlstancing the field will no emit.
tied 10 receive the first money only. Nh"''
only two horses start the third premium
will not he awarded.
In case Of uniayornbl. weather, or pih'I
unavoidable causes, the Society shall hAN
the right la postpone any of IN" nhoN"
purses Ia n future time, upon giving noilr'
thereof.
Heats ia each days races will bc cnllui
alternately.
THOE. HORN BROOK, President
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary,
DIRECTORS.
Tho'S HurnbroOk, John Bishop,
A. j. Pannell, NJ. l.. OF,
Anton Reymnn. i'll. Hobbs
Tho's Pollock. VIM. VI. List,
Jno. Mcclure, j. X. Botsbri,
John A. Armstrong, SAINT MCI lellan.
Jacob lIOTnbroOk, Jl9i
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

VNHERE WILL BE DIVINE SERVICE
i In the Second Presbyterian Church to-
morrow, morning and evening al the usual
hours. Preaching By the Pastor, Rev. John
MOffat aug2D
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PLAN MUTUAL.

Policy Holders Participating In the Fronts.
Dividends paid last year 10 per cent.
A success without precedent In this country
90 Europe.
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Democratic and Conservative
State Ticket.


State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
LLJACOB, of Hampshire County.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
C.P.T. MOORE, OF Mason County
FOR AUDITOR,
+. A, BENNETT, OF Marion County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOSEPH SPRIGG, of Hardy County.
FOR TREASURER,
mo. s. BURDETT, OF Kanawha Co.
FoRsEcRErARY OF STATE,
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, OF Mason County.
FOR CONGRESS.
FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN j. DAVIS, of Harrison County.
THIRD DISTRICT,
FRANK HEREFORD, OF Monroe County
ohio County Democratic Ticket.
STATE SENATOR,
LEWIS BAKER.
MEMBERS HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
r. g. BARR, -s., = O.
JOHN FAIRS.
L. G. CRACRAFT,
SHERIFF,
THOMAS P. SHALLCROSS.
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
B. A. GALLIGAN.
RECORDER,
ROBERTO. WOODS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
j. H. GOOD.
ASSESSORS,
GEORGE HOOK-City District.
JOSEPH BURROwS-Country District
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
NJ. t. CARR.
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For Rent.
Strayed Cow.

ON WEDNESDAY LAST A DARK RED
" COW, with large horns, nearly dry,
East ofWheeling on the line of the Hemp
field Railroad, which the owner can have
by proving the same by two witnesses and
paying charges.
aug96 JOSEPH WHITEHATRE.
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NEWSApVERTIsEMENrs
Uniyersalisf Chureh.

DEv. d. ]. MANDELL WILL PREACH
III In the Universalist Church Hope HalI),
Union street, Tomorrow, ut l0l. A. II. and
ZIP NJ. All are invited. ang20
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FIRST DISTRICT,
JOHN j. DAVIS, of Harrison County.
THIRD DISTRICT,
FRANK HEREFORD, OF Monroe County
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

A GENTLEMAN WITH CAPITAL WISHES A PARTNER
IA TO join him In enterprise that will pay largely Ad
dress appointing interview, PHOSPHATE, box s3f Post
0tdce Newburg, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
MORE REVENUE FRAUDS.
Irregularities in the Lumber Trade Between the
British Provinces and This City Action
of the Surveyor of the Port

mol iong since the suspicious OF Surveyor Cornell
were aroused In regard to the lumber trade carried
ON between Nova Scotia and other British provinces
adjacent to this port. 1t was reported that glaring
irregularities existed, by which the revenue SER
vice was defrauded OF large sums. He
accordingly instructed his subordinate officials TO
keepa sharp lookout this direction. The first YES
sci TO which attention was directed was the brig
Irene, but the captain OF the latter got nmaton in
advance of the proposed special exaininat II OF bis
cargo of inmber and ha his manifest and other
phlp papers properly arranged so as TO fully comply
with the requirements of the law, and thus was in
readiness for the subsequent investigation which of
course resulted In every hing being reported all
sfhe captain of the schooner Dresden arriving
here on the 9th inst from Shulee, Nova Scotia with
2 cargo OF piling and spars was not so fortunate.
Deputy Abel and Inspector Alexander. making
thorough examination OF the cargo, which was q
work or no little time AMI trouble, found only half
tne cargo on the cargo list and this half greatly
cargo until the matter can be properly adjudcated
npon. t Is now undergoing investigation. but as the
pRse stands. according to the statement of the
pIncials named above there can hardly be otherwise
&nan one decision which VIII be conascation, pos
aon not on the ships is manifest. : ~
II Is believed that this species OF fraud has heen
on g long % ana in ha ns
The lumber trade carried on between this
pity ana Canada and the neighborng British
provinces, as Is well known, Is very large, reaching
many millions OF dollars annually. The bulk OF the
Number and manner OF storage has greatly facilitated
Rindling where parties are inclined to do itand 1t
this coupled with laxness in the discharge
Aheir connvance at the fraud at which many, it Is
presumed. would not hesitate with such a good
carried on with bold impunty. The Surveyor has
gone earnestly to work In The matter and the prob
Hbiy s that In the future there Will be an eiectual
estoppel or further frauds upon the government
from this source
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
PROPOSALS.

oalcs the CLERK Of the Board Of Education corner Of
and required for P tSr S ss f for cSs ss
% oas c 9V Wood % .D S
The Coal must be best quality Of White Ash, fur
10 the two Sa
delivered in the bins at the several school buildings The
supply the Coal ito be furnished from the mines named if
and must state The price per ton OF two thousand
wH Th s p1es % coal reourea win
about follows viz -Four thousand tons furnace size
twelve hundred tons OF stove size hundred TWEEN
The oak Wood must be ofhe best quality the scKs not
less than three ( feet and less than three @ inches in
The pine wood must be OF the best quality not less than
three (S) feet SIX (6 inches long.
and 9s sosd o. ns
and pine wood and also the price per cut for saving and
splitting oadhe quantity of oak wood split only
be inspected and measured under the supervision the in
specor Of fuel of the Board Of Educaon and must be
thirds OF the quantity required from the 18th Of June to the
l OF October and the remainder required by Com
mntee on Supplies.
Said wood both oak and pine must be delivered sawed
cellars, vaults bins Of the school building
coal and wood to be binding until the Ist Of june ISM Two
sureie for the faithful Performance the viii DO
required and each proposal be accompanied with the
No compensation will be allowed for delivering said coal
and wood at any Of the schools putting ping
Proposals must be directed to the HCommttee on Supplies
Of the Board Of Education should be endorsed Pro.
posas Tor Coa or proposals FOR Wood" as the may
The e9me reservee the right to reject any or all of the
TIMOTHY BRENNAN Committee
THOMAS MURPHY, on
SAMUEL A. LEWIS, J Supplies
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

.sNORTHwEsTERN IowA.-Northweste Iowa Is set
Ting up fast, says the Sioux City Tines:-" John
"A. Schmidt has returned from Tip through Chero-
kee OBrien, Clay, Pocahontas and Buena Vista
the titles Of 10000 or 600 acres OF land for Eastern
capitalists He reports those counties as settling up
very fast, and looking towards Sioux City their
4netrOpolis.n
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

An OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED A GENTLEMAN
n command $1,000 interest where his per-
sonal services required For particulars apply at 569
Broadway, rooms aud 2.
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

In active preparation, a ROMANTIC DRAMA
Seats secured days In at the box oce or lie
theatre at its branch tske oce at the music store OF g.
ii. Ditson X Co., I'll broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

"A PARIsIAN LADY, OF MUCH EXPERIENCE IN
n teaching, desires few pupils French,
hnd Italian Address Mademoselle BERNADOTH, Herald
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

DUSINESS.-A YOUNG MARRIED MAN. WHO CAN
- command from 800 to $3.50 monthly not exceed
1900 In four months, wishes partner in first class bus
ness would like TO be employed clerk with salary,
and the prospect OF partnership Address ENERGY Herald
office,
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

N ACTIVE GERMAN, WHO sPEAkS AND WRITES
IA English and French, wants opportunity to enter as
partner into safe business already established invest
$500 to $780, Address, stating full particulars J. R Herald
OUlce
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
ICE CREAM.

M .. DIXON. 275 BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES
M hotels restaurants confeconers fairs cxcursions
per quart w we
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
INSTRUCTION.

"A avenue opposite Cooper Institue-Teegraphy, Book.
Keeping Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar Speing day and
al 8
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE 87o-o ADRUPLE SHEET


IlOOTII'S THEATRE,
ID Twenty third street, between Fifth aud Sixth avenues
THIS AND EACH EVENING DURING TIE WEEK,
will be presented brilliant American ccInsdy three Acs
by Charles Gayler Esq,, entitled
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

A FIRST CLASS CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM SA-
IA loon and Party Business established 20 years. In
the best part OF the city 263 Fourth avenue, OF
Twentieth street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
TAKING THE CHANCES,

for the proper production OF wah the cement have
especially engaged
Mr.. j. H. MCylCKER.
whom the play expressly written who will ap.
pear In his original character of
PETER P0MERoY,
aunn ~ a
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

TTOwNsEND's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1856 BowERY-
- Private Instruction day and evening" IN Telegraphy.
Shorthand. Mathematics and English. Ladies' Department
No vacation Terms moderate
The New York herald., 1870-06-01

4 LII WHO ARE LOOKING FOR LEGITIMATE
IA money making business should call and examine some
thing new, novel and very taking
CHAMPION 267 Broadway.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31
Hlarriaaes.

In Louisville. Kentucky, on the mora.
OF The 2isl init. OF the residence Of The
brides lslher.by The Rev. f. j. Perkins.
Mr.. CHARTS p. Bofsisr. formerly Of this
Town, and Mics Hiitie Bayitss. daughter
OF DR.. Geo. W. Bsyless.
IS Our young friend ChaThy. end his
happy bride, spen' tie Christmas Holt
dsys in this town. the home Of his child
hood. and we Tus, they may both live TO
witness many Christmas Holidays. in
passing down the stream OF Time. 'nd
each one may prove as pie asant to then
a, the one jos, passed.
Near Chsrlesiown. on the 20,h inst.
be Rev J. w. EVEN. Mr.. Horard 5.
SmaIlwood and Miss Liszie Conntr-
bo,h Of ,his county.
On the 22nd OF Dec. ., Snow Hill"
by Rev. ". s. Pen,et, Mr. Horar6
Tarenner Of CT RE Co., Va. to Mics
.4dah Linieivn. Of Jefferson Co.. W. Va.
A, Harper, Ferry, on the 2O,h inst. ~
The Presbyierian Church. by Rev WI.
Duuon. u. D.. Mr.. Charles g. Johnson
10 MISS Jessie Z. Engi., daughter Of
Philip Epgls, Jr.
On the 20,h inst in the VI. +. ChUTeh.
South. in Dsrke,,,lle. by Rev. A. 4 =.
Nsel. NJ. Robert n. Sts,ra't. 10 m"s
.UiNy a. ,Sincindirer. both OF Berkeley.
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Dcatbs.
oBiTu Any


Near BiIlnysr's Mil. on Saturday The
l7th instant. Eliza JTrginia. d.ush,sr
Of Mr.. DAVID Frank BiImyer. sged 0
years. &c months and I days.
Ore less pure spin, hrrs-snd ano'bes
i. added 20 the Angelic choir In Hessfn.
OHe less 10 bear The eros, Of humsn gfiti.
snl suother has entered The portals Of
glory TO enjoy an eternity OF uhboenctt
bn,.: there Io wear tie crown OF Life and
back in the suniiehl OF HE presence ~ho
redeemed htr with His most precious
blool and called lcr 10 an inheritance thai
f.dt.h not aasy.
Win vomsniy and engaging manners
AID an sniable dnpo;l,ion, winch united
with IN intelligence lar beyond her years.
halle Eliza failed 10 iaieIes, and
win lie csie,m oi al with whom 'hs
came in contact. and les,cs large circle
OF friends 10 mourn her eUly deslh.
How sweet the thought. Nhere'er by desth.
Our friends from US are rl'en,
We too shall soon resign our breath,
And live with them IN heaven.
How sweetihe thought, though Jeiu, be
To faiths dim view here given,
Death VIII remove the veal, AID va
Shah SEQ the Lord in Heaven.
On Tuesday evening. Dee. l3,b, rear
Lecrown Tmpie .Aitn Gain. the only
chid CT +. c. and S.Iie Gain aged 8
months and IL davs.
81 here i'tDe-, IN MSruEsLurs, on
ruesday esenIpg tie 27lh inst. Mrs.
HmW ccnsou Of Or. G.. A. Hsmill.
In MsTtin,burg, on The 20rh Of October.
1870, Mcry l.. Hooper, eyed 80 ,..".
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31
The Publishers Bill.

We hope that The excitement mat Char
acierized The rrcen, campaign. our ediio-
nal iIiends have no, lost sight entirely OF
this bill. and that no matter what Of pro-
prie,y. good sense and social smenllies
sere lost sigh, Of. The importance of this
measure 10 The lax-psy:ng people was er-
er kept in view. A iaY.rldden people dc.
mand ,hs they be no longer kept IN the
dark. bui that lhe expenses OF all the de-
psr,men,s Of the State, county and town.
hip government be laid bare 10 them
,htoueh the medium Of the Press, which
peneirs,es every nook and correr of the
Stale. The erea! controlling Influence
that is now operating against the school
sysleci IL lie ilde!i re.s in he minds OF
the people as 10 lie disposition Of the
funds, in Ihe absence OF regular published
statements Of receipts and expenditures.
ALSO. in rcssid to d@l.nqusn: lis's. We
have kuown inslances here. siier exam.
nation sud ALLOW ance OF such Iisi. the
sane have been /. .nded back 10 The GUS
,ody Of lie Sheriff aud his Deputies. and
i, was 50 insulIicIcndy published lhat no
persnn could recognize two days afer.
wards The sly lie, ute. and ownership OF
property returned delinquent.
Lei our brethren OF ,he Press her CO.
operate in this mater, and assist the peo-
pie 10 getting "lighl upon dark sub
jet. Morgan Dercwy.
@S- We heartily cooperate with oar
Iritnd Of she NsTcuTy in this matter, and
ere very ANXIOUS thai the members OF oar
ne xt Legislature may see Ike importance
Of such a bill and in their deiIhera'ion
not to fail to fully consider tie merits Of
the subject.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31

4 New ADDITION TO oCa NATIONAL
BILL CT FARE The committee Of Ia.
dies srpol by the Farmers Cub of
The American ln-iilute. amvng wh0m uss
all emrnen, medical gfaduie aud The " ife
ofthe SscIetsfg OF The Institute. srsDe in
Ihrir report thai a packet Of SEA Moss
FAmNg. costing taehiy five GEMS. will
produce. when combined with milk. IN
due proportion. Iu.. sixteen quarts Of
blanc mango. While packet OF corn
starch, maizena, or lsrina, costing sixteen
cents, will oa!y produce. with a like
quantity o! nils, from :oUr to six quarts,
thus showing that tie new food staple is
actually worth, as means Of nnurish-
menl. sbou; one hWadr,d and ffy per
cent. more !han The heretofore popular
preparations from maize and grain. II i.
ol>o stated that II has none Of the heating
properties Of ordinary fsrinaceous fuod.
and IS dige, led and sssimlisisd with won
dertul Tspldiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31

g. Qua BANDS Our Junior Band.
during The past week, has been entertain
ing our citizens. Is we'll as those attend.
ing Inc Festival. With some Of their mu.
sic. They play very well and seen 10
be leaning very rapidly. Ciswel's Cor
mel Band attended Fair al Snsrpsburs
on Turedsy nigh; lasl, for ,he benefit Of
the Bind ofthsi place. and delighted the
gathering there with their sweetest
strains" James J.. RicksrG Of Cris-
wells CorneI Band drew handsome Sill
yer Cup. They all had good time
generally and all wished thai tie trip
would soon be repeated. Thi. Band is
hard Ia beat in musical talent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31

Ifyou have discharge from Ibe nose.
offensive or Otherwise. stopping up OF The
nose, at times giving nasal t~sng 10 voice.
partial loss of The sense or smell, taste OF
hearing, feel doll and stupid. have pain or
pressure in The head. take cold essily > ON
may rest assured that you have Cs,sfrh.
Thousands anuuslly, without msnife,tins
hall OF the above symptoms, Terminals
in consumption. or In.ani,y, and end in
the grave. R. V. Pierce, VI. d of Buf-
falo. N. Y. 10 The proprietor Of De.
Ssge's Cstsrrh Remedy perfect speeif.
ic for Csisrrh, which he sends 10 any sd-
dress. postpaid, for .ix'y cents. Sold BY
most druggists everywhere.
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&e OuR County SEAT.-We hope

GH, Ous Coux1Y SEAT.-We hope
this question has been fully presented 10
the people in oil lis various phases. and
we have no doubt lha, the gentlemen who
were 60 inconsidera,e az 10 seek en- sglia-
ZION If the measure q, this unp'opi'Icus
lime are now fully satisfied tia, al least
majority Of The people are opposed 10 The
scheme. Why tie people ale opposed
TO The measure is question easily en-
swered, and is one thai lenders the re-
moval at Ibis time very nEpopu!ar-lhis
is iax:tion, question which the people
fortunately have considered, aud which
unfortunately Tor tie success OF this
measure aud the supeT!aIlse happiness Of
our disinlesested ne!ghboTs. they ignored
the question entirely. liseerns that they
were scluc'ed by the selfish ihonsh pop
ular prinrip'e: Every one take care OF
himse f, &c." So they were 10 take care
Of The Court House, and the people were
10 take care OF The tsxes-and we think
they will. The only slusion 10 this
question OF lakes since the agitation OF
tits removal, was made by tie Spirit oil
last week, aud we have no doubt II was
an unpleasant subject as they only in
duletd 10 the very reasonable extent OF
$1,000 very moderate sum-and
proves our colemporar!es adopts IN The
science OF subtraction, al least. The ed
i,orial unlike the sun Of taxes, was long
and laboreJ. and The so-caied arguments.
were about as plausible az Inc statement
that $1,000 would be sufficient TO delray
the expenses Of the hullcIrg Of another
CnurI House. in Charlesloan. How the
Free Press arrived atiIi- very moderate
conclusion OF hi, imp0rsnt question, we
have no idea, hat We will venture The sup.
position that II was made on tie primer.
pie that every one must calculate for
himself. THIS We are wIlliGg The peo
pie should do. we will not f.sr The conse.
qutnco.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-31

t. SALES To CoME Orr.-The FOL.
lowing sales OF Real and Personal prop
cry are advertised in our paper, and II
wcnld be well for purchaser. 10 examine
our advertising coiumns, week slter
week. until tie first OF April next, and no
doubt bargains can be pr"cnred:-
Dennis NJ. Daniels will sell at putlic
sale. on Tuesday the 10Th Of Janusrv.
10, OF stock and farming utensils.
Wm. G. Boiler, Trustee. will sell at
public sale. on Saturday The 2ssh OF jan
usry. a House and 10, in South Bolivar.
Samuel Boyer vii offer bis Mil prop.
eIty, rear Scrabble, at public sale, 10 this
place. on Saturday he 7th Of January
VIM. Ondcrf will offer his large farm
near his place. al public sale, on Ss,ur.
day The DIST OF January.
Wm. S. Magruder Oilers at private sale
HE fine li,Ile farm near Kearneysvjlle.
Edward s. Rouse offers a, private sale
his excellent hule farm near Duffelds
Depot.
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Remember !

THrRE is on. more chance, New Year -
l. coming, meantime Sll the sddlionsl Prs,-
enis ihat gucciy pccple tesrEn max ing. may DO
conveniently found by ealing st LAUCK'S
TEMPLE OF FANCY, although the stock has
been much reduced BY the Holiday trade. yet
there a. quite enough left TO please and supply
all. Everything IS nee, new and cheap. New
my KIND friends, heed he above warning, buy
while you can. II will be Twelve long months
before tbe privilege will recur again. Re.
member d. place 10 gct your presents i, %
LhULkS TEMPLE OF FANCY,
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