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sdoptiou Of the crmvention, instead Of fair
andsquare espo,ieal Of the cause Of the cl-
pressed, resolution Nicely RECOMMENDING ..
w. W 1922. - ,i....f'.o '~ ~
ReoIrnd. That in view Of thee consider
ations, with many others, We have lost al,
conhdence IN the honesty and integrity oi the
~. s'i s:s .sIHs; a. "'.s S , ":I, u"
nend nu"n the .,ms,,n, oyerhrv Of such
men, who find their way into power W. its
influence. a. well ~ mon ns adS"Hcs, :"
,pe s,o'rs', l":S IT,, &C.. ,s~.,.~
;n,,r1ct IN. :. deIep,,e whom,
re elec At this meeting to represent vs. in
the heguDiic.n rsate Convention, % s ne"I
1oleAa, On tne q" H"S:, " n's I'LL. .u..
GOD ,,o m.n 70 rs re,,r.,.,nt ,,s in the Home Of
Representative, al Washington.
Essdrod, That our delegate y aiso IN
uu 20 ~ "s ~ "oe ~. 80" nc r,,",m.i The
greater influence FOR the oiicv Of Congress or
Governor, and 10 make his seccnd cheice
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MEDICAL.


THREATS ALL PRIVATE DISEAsES >YrH-
Ills, all forms, GooorYAe1s, elect. Structure,
L.. eamp3eeely elndieated. That else Of eA>es re-
0itins mn self-ahase, producing unmanline.s,
nesvoss ds6iiity. irritsbiify. esuPt;on.. seminal
eniessens ssd hnally imPnseney, permsRently
eurel. .Nedirine prcpared In the establishment,
ThicA enhe1res oAre, receptions and waiting rooms,
also harding and sleeping apartments or patients
rrquiYine Aslly psssosal attention, sDd vspor and
ehe0ieaI Aoshe thus concentrating ske famed min
srni spCines. Both sexss, married single, suffer-
~ 6om Sndirretim, induleenfss or exposures,
nay o9ply snA BE- ens.d. No matter vhs have
6iiea 80 your case. krsA What he says in hfs
o0Sklee, aeat IN every alire,s free Thousanslsof
easas treated snnuaIfy, ~ "fire and ell over the
GENTRY CnasaIfafis6 free, lss-.ssliy ~ ~ ueait.
eae Wellington aseRRe. Sc. lSais, A". ns''F-, ,
4. n. tp p. N. Sundays. ga. m 10 IL D III.
aprld&wi0
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II .,,ssssedalit;ss, VIA lacsAap and
peutzab interfere. -, !, ,,:-....-.-.,
49, 49,, ITALY HHAKY. -
Italy's coune + received with especial sus-
picion, end the NecklenbuR army nay g
into Upper Ahace . = pgecsuti0n. III
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O@cial Figures.

We take pleasure in laying before The
TIMES readers, this morning, Official returns
of the census Of Kansas, with the exception
Of few new and very thinly settled districts
which will probably not aggregate 1000 in
habitants. We also give the official census
Of 1860, and the comparison will be very Sat
isfactory. For instance, ten years ago, VIII
s,n County contained twenty seven inhab-
itauts: now IL has 5000:
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ACCsIO El1T.
A Passenger Car u The Track.


As the passenger train for the worth vas
leaving Eat Leavenwonh yestertiay morn
ing, and before It had attained much head
way. rail broke, and the rear car rolled of
the track. The following = a list Of the Ier-
sons injured: c. A. Baker, Of Marysvilie,
Kansas; shoulder dislocated and thigh
bruised. r-.4
+. 4. Mowsey, cut On the head.
Annie Renfew, little girl II vests Old,
injured internally, ii is feared seriously.
Mrs. Greaver, side bruised. re s-- ..-...
Charles Gresyer, bruised in the lsea.l.
Il. \. Calkins, Of 81. Joseph; head
bruised.
Mrs. Rebecca Mucklev, Of Shell.syille,
Ohio; shoulder bruised. -r.-, ri.
The acciden: as far ~ We Tan learn, was
nct the result Of any careles~ne's On the part
ii The employees, as the track was clnsid-
cred perfectly safe. . 'r..f ne
Drs. Thomas, Never and Styles attended
the injured parties.
METEOROLOGICAL. REPORT ron
AUGUST.
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PRIMARY Neeaiss ~ Fsirnseans
The people met in great puWier. u,e
most numerous that ever met in this district.
J. A. Blacknnn, E.q., was choen chair
man, and 4. S. Fen6eld, Secretary. ,,s,..,
The ballot Was taken as prescribed in the
call Of the county committee, l54 hallots were
cat. The following persons were elected
delegates:
4. q. C,Sgswell.. # Delaware. I. s.
Toxne, Of Fairn,oINt. -
To-. f.-. Ap1ERSArEs
q. S. Hiatt, Of Paramount; John Hughes,
IF Delaware. ~ % r
The following resolutions were offered Ivy
Judge Gardiner and emphatically adopted
Received, That our delegation are hereby
reuaested 10 use all honorable endeayoIs Il
-ecure the nomination Of the Hon. William
! Iarimer ~ candidate for the once of Cover
nor. and to urge his nominatiOn On the
ground Of honesty and capability, his con
/ sistent conduct M public man, and !alie VP
right and blsmelers life As private citizen
+; Rseoi,ad, That our delegates sic Pefleste(
and expected to consult with good and tfp,
men from all parts of the State a. ~ VIII
are the most proper and acceptable men fc
the Officer, and to aid in doing awsy, ~ niucl
q possible, with the false and Perniciou
doctrine, that hecau~e man happens to liv'
in particular place he Is ;po focso qualities
. to hold Office.
: Resl,yd, That in order to illustrate the trutl
:; cuufained in the resolution, and to impress
On the minds Of the delegates the impcrtanc
Of the same; it u
/ Resolved, That We are gah that Sid
Clarke doe. not live in Leavenworth Coun
itv, and We eincerely condole with the fec
RE where he does lives, and cunsiier "Blac
Bob" and hi. fellow Indians unfortunate !
n ever having made his Acquaintance
4 other words, that We utterly repsdiate Sid
; ney Clarke, and are willing to fAce III
+! mUsic.
, T. Resolved, That oar delegates ask the Stat
Convention to pass q resolution requestin
q the next Legialature to submit an act to III
{ people, calling for Convention at an earl
day to revise the State Constitution.
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MEDICAL.

This is the raczt thorough blood purifier vet dis
oovercd and all humors from the worst Scro:-
ula 10 a common Eruption. Pimples and Blotchts on
the face aud scaly or rough skin, which are sur n
annoy ing blemishes to many young persons, yield
to the Of few bottles of this wonderful ns.ii-
cine Prom one 70 eight bottles cure Salt Rheuia.
Erysipelas, scald Head. Ring Worms, Polls, Scaly
Eyuptions Of the Skin. Scrofua Sores, Ulcers and
"Canker'' in the Mouth and Stomach. II Is 9
pure medicinal extract Of native roots and p!an;s.
combining in harmony Natures most sovereign
curative properties, which Col has instilled INTO
the vegetable kingdom for be.,iing the sick. 1t Is
great r.torer for the strength and vgor OF the ~
TEN. Those who are ianguid, sleepless, have ncr-
appTehensions feaIs or anv OF the areetiot
symptoiuatic Of weakness, Will find convincing o'-
dence OF its restorative power upon trial IL You
feel dull, drowsy deblitated and desponfe1t, has @
fIcauent Headache, mouth tastes badly IA th"
morning irregular appetite and tonne coated, y",,
are suffering from Torpid Liver or ''Biliousne g.
In many cases of Liver Complaint only par,
Of these ssmptous are experience As TeiD.ds
for all such ca-es Or. Piere's Golden Medical d.
covery Ia, no equal i; effect EJECT cures lesy
ing the liver strengthened and healthy. For the
cure Of Habitual Constipation Of the Bowels IT >
never failing remedy, and the-e VINO have used u
for .his purpose are loud in its praise. In Pron-
chiai Throat and Lung Disea-ss, IL has product
many truly remarkable cures, where other Hi.di-
zines have failed. Sold by druggists at 81. 10 pes
bottle Prepared at the Chemical Laboratory 81
r. Y. PIERCE, ~. d, Buffalo, " Y
au;yiHw
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The following important despatch has hcen
received from Mr.. Joy:
DERorr, Mich, August -.
HsaL Thomas Csrssy cad C. Il. .Nesese.i. Jr.,
? Leawa~cvfA, xas.: - y =
I was not able to get Wea last week. l
have letters from Perus etatiPg GaEPeys and
Smiths visit to him and their request.
aim Disposed to Join him and take your ssock,
hut.I need little time TO consult ny Eastern
fi;enda. .,."..'- aJ.,E.yoy.
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v,Esr JOB PRINTING WEST OF TIE Nls-
II sISSiPPI River At the TINES JOB HOOMs.
,,Ii.l. nIAps, LETTER HEAD, Sr., &c
- lone on short notice.
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THE CENSUS.

The Population II Ksnsas In 1860 and
! 1870.
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FROM FORT SCOTT.

r tSIsCtSl Heel'a'ch !" i've '"s~
FuKr Scvrr, Sept. Lowe has carried
all three wards Of our city almost unani-
u,o,,siy. Dryw~d township to hear from.
The Clarke mcn imported wagon loads Of
railroad hands from Missouri and attempted
To control the election in Scv,t township.
The Judges adjourned until TO morrow, when
tIr fraud will no, he attempted again. Scott
township Is almost unanimous for Lowe, hut
without counting Drywocd and Scvtt town.
ships Lowe has fifteen out VI twenty-five
delegates in the district, which insures our
three delegate: To Topeka for Lowe. Clarke
had hat iifiy-seven votes in the city. The
other districts Of the county will be solid for
Lowe.
lsre.isl Despatch TO the Times.
FoRr S.orr, Sept. S-Tro delegates, in
the Fiftieth District, and one in the Fifty
first, elected delegates, pledged and instructed
for u. p. Lowe. The Fifty-secOnd District
elected one delegate for Lowe and the Other
/, MT vet heard from, bslt will I've for Lowe
without doubt. Bourbon County will come
up solid against Sid. Clarke. Cherokee
County is unanimous for Judge Lowe; strong
anti Clarke resolutions were adopted there
Linn County il solid for Lowe.
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FROM OTTAWA.

EISO0 VIIA"A'
Especial Despatch 10 the Times.
OTTAWA, September SIN this District,
+. c. Sears, J. S. Baer, and W. +. Hols-
day. all anti Clarke, are elected delegates,
with preferences for Moonlight. In the
Northern District, VIM. Juruan and james
Barnett are elected, with uncertain Copgres-
sional preferences, and George T. Pierce.
Clarke is overwhelmingly defeated a. q
candidate Gor the Legislature in that district,
by Richard +. Jennes, anti-C larke.
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!Sl,cciaI Deslatch 70 tIse Imes'
LAwRESCE, September 3.-Every ward
in SOUTH Lawrence gives large mzjcrities
against Clarke. In North Lawrence there
wers frauds If the most shameless nature. A
train from Wyando,te var voted, and the
Sixth Ward vi North Lawrence pollel :::.'6
yote---over 100 votes more than there are
voters democrats and ALL, in the ward.
Counting the fraudulent votes, Clarke has
forty four majority in tn. District. The
Sixth Ward vote will be ccntested and thrown
cut, thus giving the four vote; Of this Dis
trtt against Clarke.
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NJ !algHK oAlRA1ou.

- [sssciai DesPsach TO the Iine..l
TosEKA, Se1A. 3.-The Disarid Conven-
ton has sdjourned, after exciting. four anti
Clarke delegates to the State Csnvention,
he.aed By 7. J. Andenou. The vote stood
nineteen against Clarke - twelve for him.
The other district in Iii. county elects anti
Clarke delegates by vote Of nineteen to FIVE.
The Clarkeites died hard. They bad spent
80 s,uch money that they hated to give ii
up, bu had 10 yield. II ii had been neces-
sary, nine Clarke delegates would have been
thrown cat VI the convention On account Of
fraad, tst We had enough without doing 80.
Ossye ca'nty has also gone anti larke.
You DO y,s,r duty tonight.
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BAVARIA. f.l


MUsIoH, SePt. There IS intense delight
among all ciasss of people at the proves
exhibited by the Bav..rinn corps in the bat
ties near Beaumont. Flags are flying from
public buildings and elsewhere. and citizens
parade,l the streets with hands Of music, Ian
ners, and translnns< lsnls.. 'Ihs Govern
ment author;tie, enthusiastically ,cheered.
Yesterday there was reunion Of liberal dep
uties in Chambers to. respond to the cenyo7
cstion If notable. in session at Berlin. King
Louis was duly noti6ed, 4 cungratulntcry
telegram was sent to King William On the
field VI battle. a well ar 10 Berlin meeting:
TIE King. in reply, expressed biz JOY and
thanks for the confidence If Bavaria, and as
cured the deputies that this combat # giants
would result to the honor # BaNsr's and
OeInlanN.. IL u --------- -
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FROM WYANDOTTE.
. Especial Despatch to the Times. fi..
WYASDoTIE, Sept. SThe i've Wyan-
,ivtte delegate are anti Clarke, SURE.
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BY Z. HAWS.

'ErcIHsU,.'y 'or nc Lsoss~aeis It"'.'.l
THERMAL.
In arumcn.s in the open air and shade.
Maximum temperature ON the 9Th, 1O2'.
Maximum temperature On the 18th, 81.
Thermal range, IS.
Maximum mean temperature on the lSsl,,
SO.
-, -. as
Thermal mean range 26.
Mean temperature Of the month rs ..
Mean temperature II August 81 lars
year, ~.
Mean temperature If the n"nths of August
for 81 wears a. ras
Chsnses-The greatest diurnal occurred Oh
the 18th and 3lst, So
Moan diurual range
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An Irishnan who was found guilty u
stealing a lot Of coffee was asked by the mag
istrate what he did with it? Made tay
with IT,"
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u Returns moi ret complete, fut the hgat- NE
al,ost evsrci. .gE =
The Elk largest cities in the State are in
the following order, and We give the ls'Fss-
latipn II all except Topeka, which was not
taken separately Ivy the As~istan, Marshal:
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GREAr BKlgAiN.

Hines VI TME EMPEROR
LoSpox, Sept. The B,7fisb Hed'ea'
Journal says that DIR. Hewitt, Of St. George
Hospital, has been summoned to France to
attend the Emperor. =
HONOR To FARRAGUTe MEMORY. 81.
The. British feet nj Spithead. Yesterday,
hcnure,1 the memory Of Admiral FaTragut
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has mt vet teen estimated, On account Of the
great extent II the battle field
~ LATER PARTICULARS OF the BATTLE.
/ ARroN, BElGICN, Aug. H.-The follow
ing later particulars If the battle between
Csrispah and Mauzon, which resulted in the
defeat of Mcmahon, have been received in
this city: cater the hattie and overthrow If
McMahon's forces, which had opposed the
Crown Rince's armv, the PrnRians vic
toric,ssly entered Carignan, driving the
French before them, towards the frontier 0f
Belgium. The Prus:ians ardently attacked
| and pursued the French. The loss On both
sides is very great The Prussians captured
a number OF pieces Of the French artillery,
Including four mitrailleusee. Fighting was
renewed thu morning at Armigny, between
Sedan and M0tmedv.
HOLDING rfaE LINE OF RAlLRoAD BETWEEN
'"i raEoHvILLE AID NEzEREs.
BERLIx, Aug. 3l-Evening.-Ds Dispatches
received here this evening, concerning The
operHtfions of The army Of Prince Frederick
Charles, announce that Prueeian army
holds the line of the railroad extending he
tween Thionville and Mezieres.
DETAILS FROM A TRrHCNE CONFECTIONERY.
New YoRK, Sept. Ia London special
to the Tribune anys: Whether the hattles o.
Besuusosh or Carignan were fought on Ii.
same. day, Or two successive days, seeml
doubtful McMahon has been caught With
his army asride the Mease, attacked b
superior forces ON both side, and beaten; b,
was alrea1y attempting to retreat Endinl
the enemy on his aank, and his oommnnica
tious threatened hy the Germans, he waaei
no tikie, but attacked wherever he conli
, reach the enemy. - =.
Tie codhfiy siput Esin and verdnn i
6lled with troops. The Crown Prince o
, Saxcny held thu, right bank Of the Neuse
while three Saxon and Rssarian Sosps "a
vanced On Bnzsncy. The haetle Of Carssnan
: official details of which are wanting, "a
. apparently the mos imfortant. Il va
: fought under the Enrefols eye, NeAfaho,
comnaAdiagi IN -peisna.l Tie deseat VI
|. flloSgseAe ~ olt ana ,Aaaase~tly q 10
lfusAsa iaraiin Z, NcAfaAsa coala oaly al
bock On Sedan, the iusaives from other BIT
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rnoNOLArHE.

81 Isvecial Despatch 10 The Tunes. a-.- r
Oi.ATHE, Sept. S.-We have selected az
anti Clarke aud txo Clarke delegates.
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3D.. -s PRcS&1A.
ktN,; WILLIAM URGED TO ,pE,LAEL BIN
SELF EMFEEOE.
lInNIn,S, Sept. ) The t'ern,ans are nrs;.,
ing King William &, declare himself I'm
l~r.r Of Germany.
THE KING OF rRCS;IA rEtEp To ElJE I
OvERTCREs ~ MEDIATION.
LEiPsm,, Sept. - The corporation "fthi'
city, and Commercial and other civil ergani
.aticns, have limited in an address TO the
King Of Prussia, a. the chief Of the German
confederation; urges hi majesty to reject
sny overtures Of mediation. and prosecute
the war till permanent l.a.t can l~ sec,'i
ri. A similar addree, will I've presented Il
the King uf S,x,pv
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The Great pictorial Annual.

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great variety Of diseases, it embraces large
amount Conformation interesting 10 the mer-
chant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the
planter, and professional man; and the calcu-
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The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
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which are also interspersed with pictorial illus
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Special Notices.
To CONSERVATIVES,

. The Advertiser, having been restored to
hepllh in few weeks, By veTy simple remedy
after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consump.
zion is anxious 10 make known TO his fellow.
sufferers the means of cure.
To ali who desire it, be will send a copy of the
prescription used Qree Of charge with the d.
reclions for preparing and using The same,
hich they will find SURE CURE FOR Cox
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoScHiris, etc. The OBJ
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which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
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will cost them nothing, and may prove bIes-
sing. Parties wishing the prescription, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
November 81, 1869. ly
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LATEST STYLES.
Millinery and Mantua- Making,

THE undersigned informs the Public
1 that she has opened s .HILLINERl
STORE, 10 connection " ilh the NJ snrus.
Making Business. in the Store House OF
her husband, on Main street. She has
jos, received splendid stock Of Bonne,s,
Hats, Sundovns and Shaker Hoods,
Trimmings and Ribbons of every de-
scription, Velvet and Sash Ribbons. Bon.
ne. Grapes. Silk and Satin Illusions,
Blends, Lsces. Ruches. Velreu, Nets.
French Flowers and Feathers, &C., &c. :.
also large stock of
Ladies Dress Goods Of every kind.
Straw Goods blesched and pressed 10 or.
der.
All work will he done promptly, neat
ly and fsshionsblv.
Throughout the season will receive
weekly additions to my stock, always AZ
fording the very newest styles.
Call and examine my stock. ! feel
assured lhs, can render satisfaction both
in goods and prices
MRS. ANN COOK.
October %, 1869. #
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L EEPS constantly on hand complete Stock
II Of Books, Stationery. Fancy Goods, Toy.
Motions, Wall Paper. Window Shades, all Tho
latest Newspapers, Periodicals and Magazines.
Subscriptions received for the sane at Publish
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CASH. Subscriptions required to be paid in
advance.
Persons ps,roniziog nv establishment will
receive particular attention. aud every pains
will be taken TO accommodate them. Every
article required bs my customers. and those
who favor me with call, if not on hand. will
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PIMPLES.

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to all who wish it The Recipe and full directors
for preparing and using simple and Beauti-
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move Tan, Freckles, Pimples, 3lotches, and
all erupton' and impurities Of the Skin, leaving
the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
He will also send FREE instructions for pro-
ducing, by very simple means, luxuriant
growth OF hair on bald head or smooth face in
less than thirty days from first application.
The above can be oitained by return mail by
addressing THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
1875 Broadway, New York.
P. o. Box 5l2S.
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Errors Of Youth.

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all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO all who
need it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer-
ers wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
ence. can do so by addressing, with perfect
confidence, JOHN OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
November 81, 1869. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-01
LAST NOTICE.

III E hereby monty al persons indebted
III 10 the old firm Of Snydtr. LUX &
Osrourn that they shall mske psymen, by
the lst Of January next All accounts
and notes MOI paid by that sime siIl bs
placed III the hsnds OF G.. VI. Belzhoover
for speedy and prompt collection.
SNYDER. LINK & OSBOURN.
december II, 1869 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-01-01
AGENTS WANTED,
LOCAL AND TRAVELLING

LOCAL AND TRAVELLING,
For the AMERICAN NEAT & vEaETA.
BILE CHOPPER, the best thing, without or.
eePiIon, 10 Market; saves 90 per cent, in time
and labor; cuts 10 20 IL lbs. Of mes, sufficient
ly tne fcrPie'. IN four minutes. Agents eoiRiug
money. Cut OF machine, Terms, DC, Free.
address ID. A. NEWTOS & CO.,
No IS CoHlandtj: su York.
Oct 9, 1869. 3n