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, 1870-04-17


The cattle market opened brisk tnis Week 81 st
previous week, and continued reasonably active
and Inn up to the close OF trade On Wednesday,
ThurBday was duil day, buyers and sellers being
apart In their v1ews- The former, In consequence
Of the gloomy character Of adgtces from Tie rlAr-
kets below, were cautious In their movements and
insisted upon lower prlces, concessions Of 2a325c
being named as the conditions upon which they
would Invest, while 1o915c was as much Of
reduction as holders felt justihed In granting.
Hence, Bales were extremely s1oW, and the market
closed heavy with some 600 beeVes left over nn-
sold Friday brought no improvement On the
contrary there Was greater 6tagnatlon IN trade
than on the preceding day, and before the close
there we're plenty Of anxious sellers at sc " on"
Prices were reported H91c lower In New York.
which caused q decidedly "panicky" feeling among
shippers, and to-day Offers Of 50c oY from We'd
nesday's prices failed to attract their attention.
The supply has been large, but composed, In the
the inst three days Of the week prices ruled high
er than at any previous period during the present
SEASON, :and fully <aas5c higher than AZ any
corresponding period last year. The "break7
week later, But Vas quite as severe, prices from
the Goth to the 9Th Of april recedlng from sseo9
a19H to Sas197.15, from which depression they IN
no measure recovered. Notwithstanding the pre-
dictions Of come few that prices Will go to s9,o09
as for choice stock befoze the 1st Of June among
our best Informed dealers the opinion Is Pretty
general that the highest point has been reached.
Several druves Of eIha heeres have arrived, nhd
were closed out at $aoo8a33t With, however, hut
a single Transaction at over $3.50 At the close OF
the market, S3a5 would be an extreme price NeW
mlch coEB have been In f8lr request Al abouE iaSt
weeks prices, or u aea for good to choice
, 1870-04-17
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR.. RtXek0W,

Confidential Phytidxn, fufmabof 81. fcuk- has Toe
he ia,t oc ycz, bten soe.ted in tbs a, n No i7o
Saush ca,kst ecsoer of Monroe, Chicago, N. md L
/, nc4 too tch to ny that Be Of the aDse
III m1etaon1s In city for c1rtnx the sease5 hs d
sed oas Health tr1sas On :. di.essss e :ae ss1is,
1,.o ia:o q e spsss z iha as dsy *oa
eazruI resusal Sent e ny addTsas fEoo ot eha'ss
SunAay4 % u N. Call or asti5rss DR. c. BiGk-
, 1870-04-17
MICHIGAN-Av,,

Sale CT eIesapt furniture under edatte1 mortsagc
Splendid paintings mirrnrx lneu chtns Elasa. etc
very handsome pony aud other tHecfs on The p!Sn1a
, 1870-04-17
AUCTION SALES.
BY j. III. PIKE
BANKRUPT SALE OF +.

E1fE1nt St0Te anu UMCe FIXtNftS&
Consisting Of OHco Desks, Stoves,
Safes and Gas Fixtures, 80 Notion
Counters. Show Casas, Needle Draw
ers, Elegant Shelving and Drauers
on three Hoors, the Comp1ete Fix
tnres OF large Wholesale Notion
House.,
On l1ondny. April 25. ut 10 o'clock, u m-,
By order Of VIM. Laphau, Assignee
J. H. PIKE, AuctIoucer.
, 1870-04-17

3 dumb bell weighing 15a pounds, bed Ies accom-
pliahlng many other surprising feat7 OF strength.
hts hacker has deposited forfeit Of 8, go with
thA abOVe rhAJtehre.
, 1870-04-17

E. 4. Stein, at the CITY Of Paris, No. 50 sa1ta
Clark street., has sooceaed In mikfnU p1tcease
Of sevc1al thousand dnllass woth Of solid roln
isr, nhat heretofore, IN the palmlest days Of the
republic, commanded 80. The public Will re-
member thst Stein Wa1rants these spoons to ne
spoon returned 70 him which Is not what 1t Is rep
resented tn he.
, 1870-04-17

meteorological record for April 1e, 1910, % re-
doiph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
Institute. The small letters arc the initials for the
xp5,S ma;st .vse5as and aSaW
, 1870-04-17
SPORTING MATTERS.
The Rud0lphe-Dion Billiard
lratch-Parkcr and Coon.
Base Ball-The Prize-Ring-Muscle-
Quoting Match.
BIl1ll1AhOD.
;4AIIEKS n CHICAGO AND ABROAD.

Tsudolphe. the present holder Of the champion
cue, wtllplay Cy1i1le Dion the last week In May, OF
the 1rst in June, the game to come OF IN Chicago
1t seems that Parker nnd Coon have not get
agreed upon the table on which to play thelr next
match game. II they do come to an understanding
on this point, the game will take place
one week from tomorrow. Perhaps, 30 far
as this next game Is concerned. Coon Is
slightly the favonte, his wellknoWn skill ut the
French game being considered hard to beat
However, Parkers friends are not inclined to back
down much on tets.
Parker has received an appointment as head
Ealesmau tn the billiard manufacturing establish
ment Of Me8srs- kleeman Il Co.
George Wilkes is responsible for the statement
that Ruaolphe has been challenged by player,
inoc9. The s1ld ssuninown,r according to the
same authority. haa deposited $50 with Wllkes.
Foster, Joe Dion, and CaTme ere arEnng the names
suggested for the new mysterious" However,
the players name Tiu be announced when the
prrper time comes round.
, 1870-04-17

dauKrruus character. The asaallans ded tue scene,
and mp to Inst evening had not been arrested. ~;
pyopouuces the wounds Of nature likely to prove
mortal.
, 1870-04-17
Dir. RaDh8e1

Describes 9fscases without 1ny Information from te
patient and without or the net ea
treatment Is at Aadlaou-at. up stsiH Cea<1it.:
ts1ut tex. q SeHd twentv-dve CENTS Tor h1 @GUIO2
TO HHALTB AND LONG LIFEr
, 1870-04-17
LoNtioTs

Total, week ending March 19-.--.---l..-.l ssa,s7s
asss ss g fs ass c9a e9 soHes H9ass
nlel for record on Saturday, April ID
Statc st, e3s $40 It n OF ThlEtieth 81, I, 2a1
II 1e r. I,sse Ap m Il Of Cottage Grove '
AZ. T. s5xiss It: April i5.......e........ 4,s2s
South Clark St, 25a 6-l0 II Of Polk st, I,
- sl651oa r.. Ap61 y ii;;:;st It a4'o
rana SS AZ, eeqnsf o.; of Van Buren St, vi,
uud Y II ,6x1os It; March 2a...--.---:. 1900
as:a ss4spo Il: - tFen. ! 1900
Anpia m1lso SO Il; Feb 16 $1,000
wiashsstr sasen ri i 4G.;. 1s i ii Madison S. vi
~ tsS3a Wssps1sn d1 anr H. Il Il oi Sheldon St
nj ii, s41l5o Il; aaieh se.................. 1o,1oo
Hubbard s. s9o tse Of Noble st. 81, saH1 ooo
f1e e. St, Is. II Il d Reuben si,ni, III
~ e-10 #; April 12.....-...::-.....:..... 500
.E's.on KoaI, N cor OF Re'ineld 81, wi. s1A ~,
WIS, indiana ann St, st. Il Il e ot Armour. nj, -.
Mi!saukse @ = i, Hes + Of Iiiiei st, 's
Msnfoe 4, IS j i v oi Paallna, /, ssH1 49,
nealee e. s. 5 9ts1 Il Of Psaina ST, ssi
AcMulIen M liz nn court, T. lii # Of Iay, 5o1
JOCK It, and s I, 7ax1e0 It; Feb. 4a.-----. 500
Noble St, 1s5 It Of Division, 4, 2az184 80 -.
noble s, 1oo i oi Division, I, asxia IS
It; March Observation-Disclosures. 800
On corEt, eo9 It n e OF Orchar! St, and
112 II ne of Clyhourue ~, a " I, e3S100f; -.
s,ohaNt dn1 ri, So # oi North az, s;x25 ~
$40 #; May 8 1881. 100
Anril ..:.:....-..:...-....:.. 1,oso
Racine road, 9 6 cor Of ksoger St v I, COX
1os +; ,sa Apti L :; =; ;i:;; a.: 400
, 1870-04-17

Get your GrnininE nnd mnrb1tnR
done by McDcrmott Bros, 1873 and Isl East Van
Durcn STREET
, 1870-04-17

SgrunpAY Evening, April 10. :.
Tho following tablo shows the Teeelpts and
shipments Of produce at this point duf1ne tne
past twenty -fouE huurB:
, 1870-04-17
Cod Liver Oil.

"Wheu tho Clover was In Bloom" by Frank
Howard, and published by Root 4 Cady, Is new
song with bewitching melody.
Cod Liver Oil.
IInzard K Cswcl1s Cod Liver OIL Is the best
<iIrrrsEkr71tfaf
, 1870-04-17

Paper Iunngines and window
shades, latest styles. Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, at F. E. Mgby 8, So Rando!ph-st.
, 1870-04-17

Get your painting and kalaontn-
Ing done BY McDermott Bros, 132 and 15! East
Van Buren, gtrect
, 1870-04-17
Elegant New Paritr and Chamber
FURNITURE.

A.o The effects OF three large houscs comprising eyey
thing La The houschod une splendid new md second.
hand Carpets, Cructe15. Stoves, &c. S.
Tuesday, April 10, at 10 a. m.
. J. Il. PIKE, IS RandoIph-st.
EVERY FRIDAY, at 10 a. M,
FURNITURE, BEDDING, CARPETS, AID
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
tho entire stock 1T retail DEALER eons sting OF PAR10R
and CHAMBER FURNITURE, spring Beds, Lounges.
Mattresses Bedatcads Bureaus, Wash St4nd4- &C. SC,
SATURDAY, APRIL q at Am
+. II. PIKE, Sd Rando1ph-st.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, at Z,
Furniture, Cazpets and Household Goods, new and
secondhand
J. H. PIKE, So Randolph.st.
, 1870-04-17

Snu ris.s 10 n m. Moon rises. q b. 20 In p. m
Sun sets..........6A p N Moon SETS. b 69 N n m
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

"PLAYED OUr.''-Alas, for the We
locipede! That noble animal, which SO
lately took the world by storm, which
was to have taken the place of rail-
roads, which was to have carried
Judges to their benches and Doctors
Oh their daily rounds, which was to
have moved around on the double
quick for everybody free gratis, and
worked for nothing and boarded itself
that great invention, which was to
Have superseded steam, electricity,
horse-f,esh and going afoot-that won
der and delight Of the 10Th Century,
over which all the world went crazy,
from far Pacific even to orient Ind =
has played out, enfphatically played
.out-gone ont of ashion-collapsd-
and Mr.. Couwell has turned his into
buck board. and 90 proposes to get
some good out Of the carcass any how.
Isle transit gloria" velocipede. which
IL Choctaw for "fhe glory Of the We
locjpede had = rather sick transit, j
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
SiIERIFF,s SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
.DTION to me direeted by the
Clerk OF the District Court of Marion
County, and Statesof iowa, 4 have
levied upon and will offer ut Public
Sale, at the door of the Court House,
in the City of Knoxville, Marion
7 County, Iowa. on the ninth day OF
April A. ID. 1870, between the hours
of nine o'clock "A. Nj. and four o. clock
r. NJ, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, the following described property,
to wit: $500 #A
Lot No. Three (33 and the west halt
of Lot No. -Four "a in Block No. 'Thir-
ty-two (32) in the City Of Knoxville;
Levied upon as the property OF Geo.
G. MARSHALL and Mary A. Marshall,
to satisfy an Execution in favor of
Diantha Cooper, and against Geo. u.
Marshall and Mary A. Marshall.
6 - ~. p. ss1<EEI1Y, 4
Sheriff Of Marion County, Iowa.
Dated Feb. II, 1870. t371
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

PrBLIc DocuMENTs.-We are in
debted to Hon. VIM. Loughridge, NJ.
c., for quite = pile az Rlb. Docs, In
Guiding the last four boi1Dti volumes
of the Congressional Globe, Mr..
Isesvis's pamphlet on the removal Of
the National Capital to the Mississipp!
Valley, pamphlet Statement Of the
WI. Telegraph Co. with regard TO
the proposed Telegraph and Postal
Union. Report Of Select Committee on
H.Y.,E9ectiOp Frauds, Report Of u.
y. 6ec'y 20 Treasury, Revised q. s.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
lpArrxr Byocx LErreRs.--Mr.

patent BLOCK LETT.Rs.-Mr. ].
r. Todd, long 4 resident o. this Coun-
t., and formerly member Of Go. A,
sSd Iowa, has In connection with his
brother obtained Letters Patent for
their Invention Of Moulded Block
Letters, for Signs, and proposes 70 60
into the business Of manufacturing
them during the Summer. The idea
consists In forming later, from oo1n-
mon fclay, concrete, Or other plastic
material, moulding them in Plaster Of
Paris o. other nioulds, coioring or
gliding, and then burning them like
other potter's ware, thus giving them
! vitrifcd surface. The invention
seems to be Of sorps vsIse. We BE-
lie<e Dss Mcines n; "a ~ the hoad-
quarters OF the lnanufActufe. - I
f,sJ aAnf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

CONE on with your Job Work e
the Joier ONCE, gen tlemcn. We are
prepared to do oil kinds Of job, Print
ing that can reasonably be expected
Outside OF . large City Office, and do
it nicely and cheap Horse-bills &C.,
and al, kinds Of Posters inclnded.
Work In colors, coarse and fine, done
to order. Our job Press works to a L.
Call in and see our Samples at least.
and inquire prices, when you have
any Job Printing to be done. ny.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
8 3 a %.
Local and Miscellaneous.
ADVANCE PAYMENT.

II ~ 4lkt ftf-sl
To THE puBLIc:-It il hereby
agreed between Betzer Bros, Pub
l1sners OF the Pella Rtade, Sperry &
Barker. Publishers OF the i0tc4 Toter,
and j. T.. McC ornlack, Publisher OF
the Marion County Democrat, that all
of the said Papers adopt the Advance
Payment system for subscriptions,
and adhere 10 it strictly, ~ hereinafter
specified, viz: - &esff
After this date of February 8, 1870,
40 new Subscription shall be received
or entered, for either paper, unless
accompanied by payment ~ advance
for the full time for which IT Is
catered. aty S
ON June list, 1870, all Subscriptions,
for each Of said Papers, on which all
arrearsges have not been paid up ana
advance laymentmade, shall be dis
continued; and thereafter the Advance
Payment system for Subscrlptions
shall be strictly adhered to, by all OF
the said Papers, without exception.
Advance payments may beSreceiSeo
for as long or as short times as patrons
may desire, whether for year or Tor
anv part of wear: but In all cases the
name rsp shall be discontinued SO soon as
the payment expires.
This Agreement does not preclude
either Publisher from accepting any
other than cash payment on Subscrip-
ton, provided only that 1t is. in adj
vance. HssA sss h -
Andto the strict carrying out Of this
Agreement, each Of the undersigned
is hereby pledged in honor to the
others and to the Public.
Our reasons are, briefiy:-That all
our expenses for Paper, Ink, Hired
Help and Rent must be paid currently
in cash; and that ample experience
has demonstrated the Advance Pay
ment system to be better, safer, and
more economical, not only for the
Publishers but really also. for their
patrons; and as well for County papers
Us for others. ~
And upon this basis we confidently
solicit from the intelligent and fair
minded Public that support and en-
enlargement which their Local Press
will still strive to deserve aud may
reasonably expect. Hg !.
This Agreement to lie published
continuously in our respective Papers.
Stamp / BETTER Bios, Blade.
/ Cancelled SPERRY a. BARKER, J'Oter.
J. l.. MCCORMACK, Democrat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

THE Iowa VoTER Our Republican
neighbor at Knoxville reaches us this
week enlarged to mammoth proper
tions, and changed in form to the
double-sheet or eight-page style. The
movement shows the determination
of the Publishers to do the very best
for the public that they know how,
and to keep the respect and goodwill
Of their patrons. Mr.. Sperry Is a care
full and reliable editor; gives the very
closest attention to his business; and
yet neyer seems to, desire 10 blow q
brazen trumpet for his own glory.
lie may never, make great leader;
but he is a safe aud firm supporter OF
sound principles, and as such Is enti-
tied to honor and confidence. Like
his Democratic contemporary, we think
he has brains enough to edit his own
paper, and therefore feel sorry to see
him send to Chicago for printed in-,
sides. We shall miss the neat, trim,
open-faced little Voter, but shall have
to accept, as gracefully as we can, its
awkward, big, double-sheet successor,
one-half Of which will not be edited as
we'll as ! Bro, Sperry could have done
it, aud the other half cannot, in its
new form and thin, paper, be made to
look - well. --Monyoc Record, 18th. {
Bro. Clark will please accept our
thanks for his generous compliments.
The. Inside, arrangsipsnt enables us
to give every week nearlyrtwice as
much good reading matter as we could
possibly give in any other way-a fact
which there can lie but
one, opinion. Ard asto the looks Of
the paper, just show vs. an Iowa sheet
that averages . better print and we'll
daily acknowledge it. But everything
hasn't been fixed upall right yctsince
tile enlargement, OF course.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

THE RAILROAD MEETING held at
Kankakee, Illinois, on the 10th inst,
docs not appear to have accomplished
anything of definite and Immediate
importance. Hon. B. +. Keables and
Messrs. y. III. Bousquet and James
Muntingh, of Pella, were in attends
ance; and Mr.. Bousquet was made
Secretary Of the meeting. He furn-
ishcs to the Pella Blade a report of the
proceedings, from which we gather.
The Blade says the proposed line of
road twill run from Tiffin, Ohio,
through Fort Wayne, Indiana, to
Kankakee, Illinois, and cross the
Mississippi river at Muscatines4 run
ming due west through Pella tothe
Missouri river, where it will connect
with the Union Pacific Road" And
Bro. Better "has no doubt that the
cars on this road will be running thro'
pella within the next five years"
r. S. Dwiggins, of Indiana, was
Chairman Of the meeting, at Kanka-
kee; DIR. Keables was on Committee to
report concerning the proposed con-
solidation Of Companies. Il Mr.. Bous-
Duet was one of the speakers. The
Committee very alphabetically recon-
mended that measures shOulda at once
be taken for a consolidation of Com
panies to form a through road over the
above indicated route. The report
was adopted, and referred to the sew
eral Companies; and the meeting then
adjourned without day.
The Blade remarks that "the Penn
sylvania Central has the matter in
hand, aud VIII push things Well,
the more the better, say we.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

Army Statutes, Revised Statutes reltt-
Ing to Public Printing. Revised Postal
Statutes, and Revised Navy Statutes,
with copy of the pending Tariff Bill.
Mr.. Loughridge will please accept
sincere thanks for this really valuable
collection. 1870 s.iI. .sxs...a - ].
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

The KNOXVILLE VoTER. This ex-
celent paper came. to us last week,
enlarged to an eight~pnge sheet, maxi
ing II about the size Of this paper.
The Voter IL q really live County
newspaper, and barring its detestnble
politics, we valueit ms one Of our best
exchanges. - ndriton Democrat 18th.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

/. Ho! Everyone that buys Groceries!
Go to Williams where you will find
a full line OF everything kept in a
Grocery stock; and as cheap as the
cheapest. @
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24

!, ITEMs.-The christian Union," of
Iowa, of which organization Rev. J.
". b. Flack is State Evangelist, num-
bers in this State "a Ministers, 4 EN-
horters, "A Churches, and total mem
bership of 1000; with II Sunday
Schools, numbering 40 scholars.
The hog cholera is raging in the
western part of this County, and in
Warren County; and no effective REM
edy has yet been discovered.
Rev. M. Talbot, of Newbern Circuit,
M. Il. Church, commenced a meeting
at Gosport last Saturday. And Rev.
Mr.. Ellsworth, of Bellefontaine Cir
cult. is holding Meeting at Asbury
Chapel, on the pella road.
AIessrs. John L. Brady of Washing
ton Tp., David Smith of Franklin, p.
a. Reece of Union, and Mr.. Ham
mond, Thomas Maddy, John and
Charles Whitlach,l Jesse Fitzgerald,
Stephen Elder, John Summons, John
Roebuck and Benjamin CIemmons, of
Indiana Up. and adjacent, either have
built or are making arrangements to
put up new dwelling houses. afa
A chap broke, into the Store of i
Poison & Son, at Wheeling, OF the 9th
inst, and took $50 in money from the
drawer. gG eas s
The above items we gather from the
Democrat of this week, which has
been unusually favored by correspond
ents. tfo ts& t85
the way, we propose to give all
the Local news We can get, from all
parts of the County; and whenever we
can get an interesting item from the
Democrat, not otherwise furnished to
us, shall do 80, and give due credit, as
above-and from the Btade and Week
Glad of Pella, in the same way Thus
the subscribers of the Voter get the
Local news Of all the papers in the
County.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
WAsFfINGToN, !
Feb. 10, 1870. !

MIR. A. F. SPERRY, 800 :
Deas. .&r:-Your letter with
enclosed letter from Pleasantviile is
rec'd.y tsa so esf h 4
You can say to the friends that
they shall not lose any mail facilities
which they now possess. .,,s s.,s !,
The Dept inadea mistake them
selves, is the reason the Daily Mail
from Pella was not put in the Adj
vertisements. But it will all be REM
edied. Truly your friend,
w. LorGHRIDGE.
The above reed yesterday. We
owe Mr.. Loughridge sincere thanks
for his prompt and effective atten-
ton. M
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-24
OAK GRAiNING,

And challenge any one In the country to com.
pete with it. D-We warrant all our work.
I, Call and see us ut our Shop, opposite Tree
mont House.over Wagon shop. Special at
tentiou given to Country Work. $50
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-06-07
MISGELLAN ECU 8.
Apples and Chips.

One of the elders of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church has son, who inherited his
fathers love for whatever is comic, and this
son returned from school few months since
with report of scholarship below the average.
"Well,' said his father, 'you'Vo fallen
behind this month, have you"
Eyes, sir"
GLOW did that happen 2"
"Don't know sir"
The father knew, if the son did not. He
had observed a number of dime novels scat
tered about the house but had not thought
it worth while to say anything until fitting
opportunity should offer itself. 4 basket Of
apples stood upon the floor. And he said :
empty out these apples, and take the basket
and bring it to me half full of chips"
'tSuzpecting nothing the son obeyed.
"And now" he continued, 'put those apples
back into the basket"
When half tho apples were replaced, the
son said:
"Father, they roll of. can't put in any
MORE"
"Put 'em in, tell you"
"But, father, can't put them in"
"Put them in No, of course you can't
put them in. Do you expect to ill basket
half full of chips and then fill it with apples
You said you didn't know why you fell behind
at school and will tell you. Your mind is
like that basket 1t will not hold more than
so much. And here you've been the past
month, filling it up with CHIP DIRT,-dime
novels ~
The boy turned on his heel, whistled
and said, "Whew see the point"
Not dime novel has been seen in the
hOuse from that day m thi5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-06-07
HARNESS, SADDLES AND DRIDLEI
NOTICE.

THE time has arrived for to purchase our Fall
and Winter Stock OF Goods. and must hAve
tho money now due ne; and we give this notice TO
all PereOnB who know themselves 10 DO indebted to
TO call and settle their necouDts before ihs
fret day OF October next. Any one failing 20 do
this will certainly refAee any longer credit, and
will insist upon immediate settlement o. their ae-
eooptS.
To those of our customers who have paid reRu-
il will give us pleasure TO continue business with
them ns heretofore.
notice fully and tboFe Who do settle by the time
specified will 30 prepared for refusal Of further
credit.
HILLARY. WILSON L JOHNSON.
Summit Point Septen,bcr Ia IsGg
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-06-07

HUSBAND AND WIFE.-Between you two
let no third person come share the secret,
grief or joy that belong to your two hearts
alone. Let neither father, mother, brother
nor sister be the confident of that which con-
Germs your domestic peace.-Bear all things,
suffer all things but in silence and sadness.
Let moment of alienation or years of CO.
arrangement be healed and forgotten in after
moments and years of intense love, but never
let the wall of anothors confidence be built
up between you and your wifos or your hus-
bands heart