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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-11-03
From Oak HiII.

OAK HILL, Oct. 81, 1870,
MIR. EDITOR LAST Saturday was Il day of
great excitement in Jefferson Township, such
MS never existed previously on similar occasions.
The Office OF Justice of the Peace was becoming
vacant by expiration of ]. Edward Jones' term.
He was candidate for reelection, and X. ii.
Jones was also u candidate Heretofore, II has
been II troublesome affair to have q candidate
for the office, and then more troublesome to get
few voters to exercise their rights at the polls,
Nnd two or three dozen ballots was considered a
good number; but now 1t was different. Voters
hOclIed TO the polls, foot, horseback, and In
wagons and bugglcs. Horses and buggics were
furnished freely all day, till the polls closed.
While counting out 1t proved that the race had
nech n.hech cNtrHmeIy cloSc, cann,dates announced ~
then the other, till the bottom OF the box show
ed that II. II. Jones was the choice of the people
by slight majority
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Random Thoughts.
BY TIE EDITOR.

1t has been eight years since the for
est leaves have presented so beautiful
an appearance as they DO at this time
In coming from Cincinnati l noticed
the varied beauty Of the leaves al the
way. The day was delightfully."- clear
aud pleasant. For five hours | feastcd
my eyes upon the magnificent. gorge
ous, glOrioas scene. Every shade of
color that could be imagined, presented
itself The poplars, hickorics and ma
Piles, had every variety and shade of
yellow, from the very lightest, to the
deepest orange. The many varieties Of
oaks presented all the rel colors. One
would scarcely believe that one color
could vary so much From the bright
est fame color up TO the darkest cherry
red, there is much difference. | think
the dogwoods presented the most beau
tifnl specimens of pure cherry red
Some oaks looked, az the fast line train
whizzed by, exactly like Goals OF living
fire. When l see such bushes | feel q
kind of reverential awe at the present
glory of the Almighty, and l am re-
minded of these words: "And the an
gel of he Lord appeared unto him in a
fame of fire out of the midst Of bush
and he looked, and behold, the bush
burned with fire, and the bush was not
consumed Aud Moses said will now
turn aside and see this great sight, why
the bush is not burnt. Aud when the
Lord saw that he turned aside to sec,
God called unto him out of the midst
Of the bush, and said, Moses, Moses.
And he said, Here am |. And ho said,
Draw not nigh hither; put offlhy shoes
from off thy feet, for the place whereOu
thou standest is holy ground"
At our county fair were exhibited
great boquets made of zinnias, dahlias,
&c, in the shape Of cones. They were
very beautiful. But on the west side
of the railroad, between Cincinnati Fur.
mace and Londonderry, are numerous
hills in tho shape of cones, rising one
behind the other, covered with small
trees, as even at the tops as if they had
been carefully trimmed with shears.
Here are to be seen all the varieties o.
colors which have mentioned, and il
addition, all over these great natura
boquets is seen the dark rich green o
the pines. 1t is a glorious sight,
always feel poetry when l see sucl
beauty. But could never urte poe
try. have searched for something tC
express my ideas in poetry. Thomp.
son, in his Seasons, has nothing tha
does the subject justice, In fact,
think Thompson never saw anything il
England equal to forest in Jackson
county at this season.
The following, cut from one Of my
Iowa exchanges, (tho Pella Blade,) il
the best can think of at present;
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A md Smell.

Some persons-and good many per-
sons too, seem to think that it is Of no
consequence whether writer spells cor
rcctly or not. The readers of the Stan
ddrd have had some specimens of funny
spelling during the past summer. AT
the Sunday School Convention at this
place. in September, we noticed on one
banner this: "Jesus is our Captain"
We suppose it was intended for Captain.
We are glad to know that this thing
is being pretty weh exposed, and we
are glad to know that this class of
"Damphools" is not confined to jack
son county.
In one o. our exchanges is this:
"Thc word caterpillar was spelled seventeen
different ways by sixty teachers Mt a recent ex
animation III Pcnobscot county, Maine"
And in another is this:
"Forty eight out OF cighty-three applicants at
West Point were rejected because they could
not spell correctly"
The October number of the Phreno-
logical Journal had this
"A NEW PoET.-Thc following may have been
intended for joke upon us; but whether joke
or not, we deem it n sufficiently riSible, If not
ridiculous effort TO warrant our printing II. 1t
evidences the fact that the "fne frenzy" visits
all classes of people and gives them at some time
II turn for "pOtTy,"
Mr. Editor-Ncw york Dir Sir
l take the plnsure Of dropping you A few lines
which will inform you of q rcsont little occur
ence in my neighbeIhoud
THAR was A Child got lost A few days ago and
we hunted for IL two days before we found 1t
and was asked to make piece Of poetry on II |
went to work and soon Completed IL and |
thaught would send 1t to you If you want TO
publish IL you will please fOrbalr with all mis-
takes and Correct them have A very poor Ed
ucation but If ! live l will have better one
Yours Respectfully SDD
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THELosT CHILD,


by STEPHEN Il. p, TEXAS.
o the night is dark and dreary
the wind blosc loud and sril
and from home and very
the forest ringing still
the Nightingale not singing
nor not A star nppicr
the forest yet A ringing
destruction tom year
the winds are whispering deth
while the trees are bending ocr
my hart just axes within my brcst
know Ill ner see home iIomore
my mothers hart Is alIelng two
o WHISPERED where am
while thundcran lightning Victori Wow
when in tho forest D TO die.
As there is some room here for improvement
in verse making, we trust our contributor will
strive 10 make it."
And in the November number ofPack-
NTo,,tl.,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
LADIES OF THE
WHITE HOUSE. ''

standard and official Biographies of every mis-
tress OF the Presidents Mansion from Washing
ton TO Grant. Superbly illustrated on steel.
For circulars aud terms, address National Pub
fishing Co, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago or
st. Louis Nov314w
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It is said that ibe ID mocrals carried
West Virgins n lhe election on last
Thursday. The re.ulns are not all in yet.
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Wont Brother Mackley of the Jackson STAN
dard, send hi" s"fOol killer" over to Chilicothe 10
look after Armstrong, of the Register who Is
making first class Judy of himself, in abusing
Smith, OF the Gazette, because the latter got
ahead of him in urging much needed public
improvement? Perhaps the "fool kicker" may
be able to abate the nuisance, but 1t should be
removed ut all hazards, even If the "fool Kill
lers services are required.-Ionleroy Telegraph
We have ordered our fool killer over
TO Chilicothe, Bro. Chapman, and serv-
ed notice on him that if he does not at
once wipe out the Register concern,
we will have him indicted for non-fea-
sance. If he does his duty in this in-
stance, the service will be 80 valuable
that he may retire on pension and full
pay.
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NEW GOODS.
NEW GOJDS 4 RARE BARGAIN.
GIsh Purchases and Cash Sales

TNRUSSELL 4 LUCAS have jus. opened their
Fall and Winter supply q: staple and season.
able Goods. large and varied in extent. beautiful
| in style. durable in quality and as cheap il not
cheaper than can be purchased in the county. liz
all departments their stock is complete.
DRESS G0ODS.-Poplins, Alpaca, Mouslains,
Plaids. Surges, Reps, Calicoes. DC. HOSIERY.
English and American with a full assortment of
Ladies and Gentlemen's Handkerchrfs, Neck Ties,
Scarfs, &c.
BOOTS ana SHOES have been made a special.
ty, as to style, quality and price. The stock is
complete IN every department, manufactured TO
order at the best houses of the city or selected
from first hands at manufacturers prices. Those
in want of any article in this line should not fail
to call as all tastes can be suited all qualities OBJ
tanned and all prices SECURED. Children and In
fants' Shoes OF every variety.
HATS.-A complete assortment ofevery quality
variety and style some.of which are superior TO
anything we have eyer before offered.
READY MADE CL0THING,7A general and
complete stock. of the best quality, fsshionsbly
cut, substantially made, and sold at the lowest
prices. Also, Gentlemeps Furnishing Goods,
complete in every department
FAMILY GROCERIES. "A large and general
assortment adequate to all the wants Of old friends
and customers
Thankful for the encouragement Of the past We
hope to merit 4 continuance in the future.
Oct 20, 1870. 7. al.
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he was ever conscious of the inequality of the
means at his control, but it was never his 70
complain or to utter donbt-it was always
his to do When in the last campaign he was
beleagured at Petersburg, and painfully aware
of the straighis to which we were reduced, he
said: with my army in the mountains Of
Virginia | could carry on this war twenty
years longer" His men exhausted and his
supplies failing, be was unable to carry out
his plans. An untoward event caused him to
anticipate the movement, and the Army Of
Northern Virginia was overwhelmed. But n
the surrender he anticipated conditions that
have not been ful6lied-he expected his army
to be respected aud his paroled soldiers to be
allowed the enjOyments Of life and prosperity.
Whether these conditions have been fulfilled,
let others say.
Here he now sleepsiu the land he loved so
well, aud that land is not Virginia only, for
they do injustice 10 Lee who believe he fought
only for Virginia. He was ready to go any
where, on any service for the good Of hs coun-
try, and his heart cus as broad as the fifteen
States struggling for the principles that our
foretatherS fought for IN The Resolution
| of i've. He is sleeping in the same soil
with the thousands who fought under the same
flag, but first offered up their lives Here the
living are assembled to honor his memory and
there the skeleton sentinels keep watch ever
bis grave This citizen this soldier this great
general this true patriot left behind him the
crowning glory of true Christian His
Christianity ennobled him in life, and affords
us grounds for the belief that he is happy be-
! you'd the grave.
Rut ,vbtla l,- of 10
and the true, drop We also tears of sympathy
with her who was his help-meet in life-the
noble woman who, while her husband was 10
the field leading the Army of the Confederacy,
though an invalid herself, passed the time in
knitting socks for the marching soldiers A
woman fit to De the mother of herneS-and
heroes are descended from her. Mourning
with her, we can only offer the consolation Of
Christian. Our loss is not his, but he now
enjoys the rewards Of life well spent and a
never wavering trust in a risen Saviour. This
| day we unite our words Of sorrow with those
of the good and great throughout ChrStendom
! for his fame Is gone over the water-his deeds
will be remembered; and when the monument
we build shall have crumhled into dust, his
virtues will still live, high model for the i'm
ta;ion of generations yet unborn.
! ORGANIZATION OF THE LEE MONUMENT Asso-
CITATION.
The Tesolutons having been adopted, the
organization of the Lee Monument Association
was effected with the following officers:
PreSient--Lieut Gen. Juhal A. Early.
Srcret,ry-Col. 7. NJ. r. Talcott.
Treasurer Vim. w. Palmer.
Audtor-C. r. Allan.
FIX rutive Committee-Walter II. Taylor.
Bradley Y. johnson, Robert Stiles, L. ID.
Minor, r H. Marry.
The Meeting then adjourned,
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cut down to not more than from twenty TO
twenty-five.
\ dispatch from Chicago, Illinois, to the
National Democratic Committee says: IF
gains continue as 81 far heard from, the demo-
cratic State ticket will be elected The State
Senate Is republican and the House Is pruba-
bly democratic. -Four democratic Clugress-
men are gafued, Mud possibly FIVE, not count
ing Stoughton aud Anderson, two iudepend-
eut Candidates, the former defeating Gen.
Fayusworth in tFu second district.
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New ORLEANS, November 10. The eyed
ing papers publish exciting news from Don
a,dSonSillc. A negro mob, FIVE hundred
strong, is reported as having possession of the
place. Judge William c. Lswes and Mayor
Mark Schonberg are reported killed. The
whites who could not escape were arrested
and imprisoned. The rioters threaten to burn
the town and hang several cit zeus. Officers
Of the steamboat Allen, which passed Donald
sonvie at ~ o'clock last night, report the
place on fire.
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SYNOD OF VIGGINIA.--The Synod OF Virgin
ia met in fredericksburg on Tuesday night,
and was opened with a sermon by the Rev R.
McIIwaiae. Fifty-eight ministers and thirty
six elders were present. Rev. j. A. Leievre,
Of Baltimore was elected Moderator, and Rev
A. C. Hopkins and Elder J. r. Blakely, Tenn
porary Clerks.
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THE attention Of BUYER. is called b. our STOCK
i OF FALL ana WINTER GOODS just opsged
embracing Dry Good, Notions. Quee6s ware. Gro,
ceres, Boots, Sboes and Han IN great vaficty.-
We would especially ask an examination OF our
stock of Foreign and American Cloth. and Ca,si-
meres, for hen and BOYS Brown and Blpaehed
Cotton very low, 10. Sheetrg Brown and Bleach
cd Cotton Flannel Red Flannel Twihed and Plain,
White and Colored Blanket. 10 our stock Of
Notions will be found Hosiery in great variety,
Gloves. Linen Cuff. and Collars. Gents Neck Ties
and Fancy Bows, Corsets, Lace Collars. Cbildien's
Fancy Hose, Fancy Yarns. Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, &c. A full line of Groceries constantly on
hand. An inspection Of oar stock respectfully 40
licited
Oct 20, 1870. HOWELL d BRO.
TABLE and Floor Oil Cloths. Superior liam
i per Baskets, Ladies Gard Baskets, s. Drsb'
and Grey Linsey, Plaid Linsey. for sale BY
Oct. %, 1870. HOWELL A'BRO.
MO. !, Kerosene Oil, Lamps and Chimneys, the
~ "Brilliant" Burner and Chimney, will give
5 much light a. two Of the ordinary Burner, for
sale by
Oct 20, 1870. HOWELL BRO,
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Special Meeting.

A Special Meeting will begin in the NJ. E..
Church South, in Charlcstown, tonight, Nov
18th. Rev. NoRvAL WILSON will preach on
he Sabbath. Further announcements will 10
made from the pulpit.
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PANIC.-A Panic occurred in the NJ E
Church at Leesburg on Tuesday night last.
caused by the cracking Of In over-crowded
gallery. Mrs. Lupton, wife of the Presbyte,
rian minister, had an arm broken by jumping
from window. 4 number were considerably
;,,;,roj
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LARGE TURNiPs Mr.. Corbin presented US
with some very large Turnips that were raised
on the county farm. Notwithstanding they
were grown SO near Poor House they are re-
markablc for size.
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TINWARE ESTABLISH
MENT.

MYTH an addition Of new Machinery and Tools
w We have increased facilities for doing all
kinds OF Tin, Sheet Iron, and Stove Work. at
shortest notice. Special attention paid to Repair
ing Of all kinds. ROOFING AND SCOUTING
promptly done.
We bavea large stock Of all the Improved
COOK AND HEATING SPOVEj.
COUNTY MERCHANTS will find II 10 their
advantage N examine our stock Of Tinware which
will be cold low. McCCRDY & DIXIE.
October %, ls7o-3t
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Plain and OrnanientaI
PLASTERING.
THE SPRING AND SUMMER
CAMPAIGN

TNHE Subscriber takes advantage of the Press n
| medium by which to inform the citizens Of
this and adjoining counties that be is prepared Il
undertake the
PLASTERING or HOUSES,
in any style that may be desired, from one Coat to
three, Hald Finish, White Coat or Heavy Skim
II desired. None bit Hrst-cIass workmen will be
employed on work that may be entrusted to me.
CLS7ERES CBIENTED, AND GUARAN-
TED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful acknowledgements
for tue liberal patronage have received since
commencing business, and hope BY a strict adhe-
renee TO duty to merit a continuance Of the same.
re- All communications addressed 10 me at
Charlestown, W. Va, will receive prompt atten-
ton c. FRANK GALLAHER
March 20, 1870.
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LOST.

| market, buy t5s Oriental " for sale by
Nov. ~ JAS. LAW. H00fF.
- Horse Shoes. Powder. Steel, Iron, Cement,
and other goods in my line, to which invite AZ
tention. JfS. LAW. HOOP.
Nov i3th 1870
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NOTICE..

THE Board of Directors Of the Valley Fire In
surance Company. of West Virginia, have
declared Dividend Of Ten Per Cent, upon the
paid in capital stock of the Company, PAYABLE on
and after this date. G. A. P0RTERFIELD,
November 5, 1870. Secretary.
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Co-Purtncr~ hip Notice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
NEW FALL GOODS.

I'VE are opening daily choice assortment Of
w Fall and Winter Goods which we offer at
very low prices for Cash. such as Blue. Green.
Brown, Black and Lead colored .Apanzalines Of
beautiful shades for Suits; Brown, Garnet, Lead
and Purple Poplins; a handsome assortment OF
rich worsted Plaids, FriBged Cloth for Ladies'
Suits the newest for travelling suits; Plaid and
Plain Waterproof Cloth; Shawls, a great varie-
ty; Arabs at very moderate prices; Bslmoral
Skirts, very cheap Sash and Bow Ribbons; the
newest style Bows. Linen Collars and Cuffs. Lace
Collars; great bargains in Table Linen the new
est style Hoop Skirts Furs-a great variety at
very reduced prices Red and Whit flanncIs,
Blankets. colored and white; Brsch~d and I'm
blescbed Cottops; Blrached Unbleschcd aud Col
ored Canton Flannel; Calic0ss of pretty STYLE 3.
Csrprtng-a large stock lower than We have sold
them since the war; Table and Floor oil CFth.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, Mex Ties and Glover
a large assortment; Gum shoes and Sandais-a-
large stock. GROCERIES at the lowest prices.
A handsome assortment OF Ladies, nisse, and
Childrens' shoes and Caters.
October ~. KEARSLEY 4 SHEERER.
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Public Sale.
7 WILL sell on my farm, two miles North of
L Charlestown, on
Thursday, November "a, 1870,
THE FOLLOWING
Stock. Farming Implements.&c.

otoCh, dIlllillS IlliplelileIlS.Nc
Nine Work Horses-Ave of them young Mares;
Seven Colts-four of them three years old next
Spring;
Five Mich Cows. three Fat Cattle;
Fifteen young Cattle, one and two year. old !;
Forty Sho&ts one Water Car and Barrel
One Horse Cart, three Wagons, Wagon eds,
Wood Ladders. three Mccormick Poughs
-. Three Harrows, single and double shovel
Pioughs, Wagon and Plough Gears
Six sets of Fly Straps two Wheat Fans:
One Wheat Screen. one Buggy Horse-Rake; ;
Two Gum Spring Wheat Drills.
Ore Reaper and Mover, one Corn Shelter,
One Cutting Box.
TERMS:
A credit Of twelve month, viii be given on all
sums over ten dollars. tk- purchaser giving Bond
and good security with interest from date the in
terest to b. RENTED II tn. nots are paid At matu
rity. Ten dollars aud und,r, Cash. Sal. to com
uience At 10 O'clock. JOSEPH CRANE
October 70, 1870.
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L of DR.. Ebenezer Coe, deceased, vii. sell at
the late residence of the said deceased in
Gerardstown, Berkeley County, w. Va,
On Tuesday, November Is, 10,
The following Property, viz
2 No. ! MAKES. l No. Yearling and ] three
gear old Colt, 20 head of VERY VALUABLE
DURHAM CATTLE, some of which are high Tho
rough Bred. with Pedigree shown |, 2 and J
year old Calves, also some first rate Mich Cows
One very fine three-year old BULL.
One Thorough Bred BUCK, of tie celebrated
Flock of Cheney, Massachusetts,, and two Lambs.
Thorough Bred Ohio and Pehnsylvauia Chester
HOGS.
One Two horse Wagon, good as new, 1 Wheat
Drill. One superior BUCKEYE MOWER.
A Patent Horse Rake, ! No. Basket Sleigh,
new; Rockaway and Carriage.
Two Wheat Fans, one first rate Corn Shelter,
one Corn Crusher.
Barshear Flows, Forks, Shovcls, Spades, Rakes,
Grain Cradles and Moving Scythes.
Wagon Gears and Fly Nets Lop Chains 6c
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GtAN be had at J. GOLDSMITH'S. for Paris or
- Berlin, and return on horseback or sfoot, pro-
vided you purchase your
FALL AND WINTER
Stock Of Clothing, Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Hats,
Caps, Trunks, ySli;es, &C., of J. G. Our Clothing
is excellent work, and stylish cut, from the finest
Castor Beaver to the lowest priced goods. Our
stock of
DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS,
is very large and well selected: Brown Cotton, I'd.
wide, at TO- IL, II, IA, Is and is cents; Blesched
Cotton at same rates. Calcoes at 8, 10 and IL
cents. Canton Flannels at u, Is, Is, 20 and rs
cents.
DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
Black Alpaca, double width, from 80 cts. up
Flannels in all colors, from 25 cts up. Call and
see my fine stock of Shawls and Cloaks, also the
Grand Duchess Balmorals. Ny stock Of Fancy
Goods is large and complete, too numerous to
mention.
Co- Polite attention. No Misrepresentation.
Goods sold for what they are, and always for Cash.
Oct. Is, 1870. j. GOLDSMITH.
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HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
FURNITURE:

Consisting of Five Mahogany Bureau.-two oil
them Marble Tops.
Four Mahogany and Walnut wardrobes, three
Mahogany Card Tables, Centre Tables one Hair
and one Plush Sofa, three Parlor Rocking Chairs.
three small do. six Parlor Chairs and three dozen
Windsor Ch3irs, Two Sideboards-One with Marble
Top, two Lounges, three Mahogany Book Cases,
FIVE Wash Stands. enc Marble Top, one set of Ma,
h0gany and one set of Cherry Dining Tables, I
other Tables OF various sizes, two Hat Racks and
four Feather Beds, ten Bedsteads, two Trunde do.
two Work Stands.
Two Cook Stoves, six other Stoves Of various
descriptions, four pair Shovel and longs Tenders
Brass Andirons, one Stone China Dining Set We
~ good Plates, Dishes and Glassware, Knives
and Forks, four dozen Crooks Stoneware Of va.
riOus kinds, Tinware Of every description kettles
and Pots, from the large Clothes Boiler 90 the
smallest size one large Apple Butter Kettle. Brass
Kettle. Wooden Ware, Fairbanks Patent Scales
and others OF different sizes, Carpeing, Window
Blinds. Pictures Books, three Clocks two of them
Eight Day, &c, DO.
MEDICINES, SURqICkLINSTRUMENTS AND
MEDICAL LIBRARY.
TERHS.
A credit Of Nine Months will be given on eli
sums O. TWENTY DOLLARS and upwards. Ne.
gotiable notes well endorsed required. Cnder
that sum, cash. No property TO be removed until
the terms complied with.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. N.
WILSON P. COE
for himself and as Executor of DR.. E. Coe, decd.
Nov. 3, lsT0-3t
[Charlestown Free Press copy {. d. s. and .eud
bill TO Advertiser. l. Valley Star.
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

Tickets for the Seat Of War
GOOD FoR NINETY DAYS AND THE BOUNTY.
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Public Sale
OF
Valuable Stock and other Per-
sonalty.

THE undersigned for himself, and as Executor
/ of DR.. Ebenczer Coe, deceased, vii. sell at
The late residence Of the said deceased. in