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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-20
The Closing Scene.
From the Los Angelo. Star Arri, D6l

On tue goth, the first session of the Forty second Congress closed its proceedings. In the House, the Speakers hammer descended upon scene as inharmonious and discredit- able to the members concerned as anything could be. A personal explanation was made by the irrcprcssihle Butler, whose sensitive ness as to public opinion Is SD we'll known, but he could not make an explanation peT- soual to himself without going out of his way to attack somebody, and accordingly he pitched into Senator Davis, of Kentucky, with whom he had had a controversy prcSi- ously, stating the Senator was shielded by his age and senatorial toga. This brought up Farnsworth who hoped that his great age would not protect him from the non-nter- course with which Butler proposed to treat Senator Davis. He proceeded to show that Butler in the management of the National Asylum for disabled soldiers had constantly on hand from Sl00,OOO to Si50,OOO which he kept in bank in his own name, and with which he specuated. In referring to proper ty belonging to the National Asylum, he said if that transaction and the testimony given bv Butler before the Committee on Military Affairs, last session, were before any petit jury in the United States, it would convict him Butler of embczzlement and perjury. l auu great tAClNtlnCut VI Butler rose to reply, during which he referred to FarnswOrth as q man whom he would not believe under oath. What was the use," he asked "of an investigation and of re- port exonerating a man from all blame. when such exoneration was made only the founda- tion of fresh charges and fresh calumnies di- rect from hell 2" Laughter. Which called up MT. Beck, who also defended the Senator, alleging that Butler could obtain any explan- ation or redress from him inside or outside the Hall, that he desired adding, he But Ter does not forget that have in the pres ence of fifteen members of the House seen the member from Illinois Farnsworthl put his fist in the face of the member from Mas sachusetts, and denOuncc him in every way that one man can denounce another, until had to say to other members of the Commit tee standing by, that did not think white man would take t wi bout a fight, and that even decent negroes in New York State would fight over it. Cproarious laughter.
 Farnsworth (dccisiyely)--It was on ac. count of his extreme age. perhaps. Shouts of laughter.
 Butler (pointing to Farnsworth) )--He is not a white man.
 Eldridge-Now is the proper time to call in the Chaplain. Continuous laughter. Cox-The Coroner should be also sent for. At this point the hammer of the Speaker descended, and he announced that the ses- sion of the House of Representatives of the Forty-sccond Congress was adjourned with out day.
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Administrator Sale of Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that in puruane. of order of the Probate Court of the County of Yavapai Territory Arizona made the 2d day of January, A. h. 1871 in the matter of the estate of ROber, Winning ceased the undersigned Administrator O said estate will a, pub lie auction, "a the highest bidder for cash subject hrmaton by said Probate Court Saturday the 2th day of May, A. D. 1871. in front of the Court House in the town of Prescott all the right, title interest and ot the said ntesiae, at the time of his death and all right title and interest the said estate has by operation of law otheTw other than iu addition that u said n,estae at the time of his death in and all certain pieces parcels tracts; lots of land lying !as S ;iis county of T~ssi-, and described ioows to wit
 Two hundred feet in inc Real Del Monte lode 2JO feet in the Orp fino lode 20 feet in the Black Hawk lode feet in 'be Miners DeIos, lcdr 63! feet in the Eureka lode, all situate in Wvlker District.
 Apl29N JAMES M. THOMAS Administrator.
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Dissolution of Co., partnership

Tho oo,par,nershp hofetofore existing under the firm name m w. B Hellings < Co.,, Ia his day dissolved br mutual consent .. IT. GTubb and F.. w. Groysr retiring rue f"uihg NH and general merchandising business at fhThis AfEona- will be conducted by ". n Hellings ana tdw E Hellngs, under The old firm name of w h. heIlhgs Co All persons having accounts RRainst the 'Se hr VIII present them immediately for payment and a persons indebted will settle as practicable as N our earnest desire o close all old aceoan befre open ing new ""
 Having disposed of entire Camp McDoweil propertv " VT James A. IonlinSn would cordially con ol their trade ~ ~
 II. GRUBB, " D UEIJYNre
 E w GROVER, FDN'D F uEIi tNor
 Phoenix, Arizona, May l. Is7I myi3a
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SAN FRANCISCO.
PATLssS PROCESS.
NEVADA ClTY. Montana Terri,ary.
 December 2iih. 1T.0.

December 2ith, is50
 ALgNRIN F. PAT. San Francisco Dear Sir. s.ts, your request herewith, forward synopsis nf nay err.ri ncnts eS hi. Sscon with your Electric Dry Anal grlinadus Process
 AS a- psaccabe ni,or tho receipt of your insruc tun- bad made sIall cylinder and pu, oterao. at this mill Conner hili Brown Guehj win which re have made twenty five thirty different t. and samples of ores usn numerous loa. of tns that hail hesn worked by the varien. mill Truee.s Many of thc-s conain.s Lead in all iis varoa. firms well CepI~r Antin.,Ry, Ars-nic Irua and Sulphur and in every ibsaats wl-vV dEccOns uerr ti lowed, obtained bullion oo hnc. 1 will Jarcu larEe of the results.
 On "Oro Cash ,ailinxs iha, hnd produced by min wars 5R less than sO per ton by your psocsss obab ed Scb per ton
 Frun Brown Lode tapys which had h~.n vorsea by Barrel AmasAInatsln, yielding t,ts ran s9 Tsr By your process obtained at the raie Of sl-D pr ba ai3:fiendf
 From Pacific Ran ROsd" Lode we obtained -1. so Ter ton by process pu ,aikCs that hsd been worked over hr,, fises by Barrel Anmlgamation.
 Prom Steubeo I.ode obtained al the rate d so per ton from tahnEs that had been vsrte by Pau Anal gamaon' and yielded by pan rrc.s s1 fer lon wtA bulion only 06l, while by your Proecss tse baioE sas over .gi0 hne
 Ancr these experiments oe n small scale we arranged hough very imIereciy) for trying larger nne and worked several ton. of go and SO pounds ai oharg, of whcb smelling and To eyery instance had metal !s0 fine, and go, doHbi, and quadrvT, 'he aont in hne metal yer ion by your process thai we have since obtained by lgamAiing in Wheeler pans am myself faily convinced that your system . carrying hnse metal and taking ina consideration eNIrnse o Hut ing is LI superior o any kDown practea system o anal gamnton. People are apt 70 sSye' aSaT. d me net thu, but small pruporfioB Of the xVa sri syer beanng of this continent sin yield Insfe u-la s T~f "n such being the oheap systems sf Dan Fsanh must be resoted to. So cheap and perfect s yoH 'yseiA A-' t eventually become of gensfal use.
 luu have oricrs for Uf your mills enHPs> s~ fir ar-i rury in inc spring. ";hefs gA lsss a-!ss parties here beGnnng 10 rcalze the compesne,s o' the process. Yours truly, fONA hoN'~
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Administrators Notice.

In the matter of the estate of ABRAN T. F.. HoRSBEcK alias FRANCIS HINTON. deceased
 Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against ihe estate of \. T. E. iionbcck alias Franc. Hinton deceased to exhibit the with necessary vouchers within year from the date Of this notice to the undersigned at Arizona City, A. T., or his attorney Jno Howard Esq, at Prescott. \. T.
 GEO. STONE. Administrator Prescott. Arizona. May G. lS7l mi
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NOTICE.

The Prescott and Mohave Toll. Road has bten greatly improved and is nov in good repair All teams hauling freight from Ls Angeles San Bsr. nhrno tO NOthern Arizona will he charged but half t for the next six months after date.
 The whole fos.d will toe worked up first eass road daring the present summer.
 TOllGates will be established al the Burnt Ranch and Williamson Valley and all parties will be expected to nav toll as they pass through said gates
 VIM. II. HARDY, Proprietor Hnrdyve. May ls7l myIa .
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Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for sell ing are fully completed, and offer TO TIE TRADE Pull Stock of Merchandise In each department com Psng ali articles enquired tor and saabe throughout the Territory
 We sell a, small advances, FOR cAsH and are positive that h s o the benefit of every In,er Merohan, buy of us-ins,ead of in San Francisco e.ewhcrethoreby avoiding tho expenses and annoyances of a long and tedious journey and the loss of r,e months ms ncce. say 10 receive their purchases enabling them fo increase their profit. with Inc same less capital invested
 Orders by letter receive careful attention the same as though the Partie. wes themselves present
 In n word GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in proe. quality, quantity, and assortment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received hates, San Francisco quotations sold for seooun, of owncrs may be de- sired. HOOPER WHITING A co
 Arizona City, A. T., Sept lst ls7O
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THE TERRITORIAL ARMS.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, EXECUTIVE OFFICE
 fucsON February 2l ls7l.
 Samuel Hughes Aduiant-C enerai of the Territory of ArSona-Slh: You are hereby authorized and directed io call in and inspect all belonging the Territory o Arizona found in good order and the persoos hold. ing them have further use for hem you authorized resue said arms the rrGiaF security being given fur their safe keeping and delivery demand.
 A. F. k. SAFFORD, Govcsnor
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Preamble:

For the purpose of availng ourselves of either the laws of Congress or the law of the Territory of Arizona, relative to the location and prcemption of town sites: we have asso- ciated ourselves together under the name and title of the Bradshaw Town Association, and have adopted as n basis to govern the business of the Association the following con stitution viz:
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NOTICE.

TO ALI wHO1 IT NAY c0NCERy. -
 This Is tO give notice that claim two hnndrel feet in that certain quartz lode known the Gray Eagle com nencing t monument at the southern boundary of Me Craeken' t' Thomas and Randalrs original location on sad lode and running two hundred feet fom said mon uinen m southeriy direction on said loie hsref,re warn a persons ira either purchasing any way t,es passing upon said claim said eiain being sitnae, I eoEnty, Territory of Arizsaa at5 nifsK eo SsfN
 Prescott, Arizona, May on, JssI. = inyl3y ',
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MIsFoRTUSEs never come singly. The Republican convention got pied the other night, and yesterday morning one form of our weekly, as the organ of the party must needs follow it's illustrious example. hcan paper. ... .s ...~....e r&
 Bad omens my boy. But, the greatest misfortune of all for you, will come in 1872, when yp.. aolo party will .ot only be pied I.. Jdttered. M s,,5 st t.
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PRESCOTT, ARIZONA TERRITORY, .
 san .

FTs
 Under the nlsovr instructions the Adjutant6 nern has ordered that all the Territorial held n Yavapei county north of Wckenburg, shall be delivered ,o . fn- the purposes staied All persons holding said therefore notified to deliver them n, my ofnc, in Prescott within thirty days o the ns, day May is7I
 apfl 2l5 HENRY 4 pfGFIyoW
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STORAGE AND FORWARDING

Parties in wokenburg. Prescott, and other interior points notified that have ai the Ehrenbere Banding large adobe warehouse, with good sbngle ID ,f and am pe"ed to receive and forward goods Of every description ness s .. .-.- .IM pUvAN
 Ehrenberg. 4. T. Sept lst 1870 ,,. Y, - ""
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

tnm this date we prepared to forward freight from
 erehberg 'o Prescott a six cents and WekenbrR at "i'se ana que half cents per pound in gold "l ]. GOLDwATER a. BRO. |. Ehrenberg, A. T., Sept ist, issO q
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LOST, LOST.

Lost inexpress between Ios Angeles and Ia Pas No. ysn2sr ls7O Boo, In hvor of X. l. Crane, against ts, w. " Jones for ss0O gold payable nine days
 Ai per.ops sfe sgaias, ssssi ss.d apis. 6 Prescott Arizona, May s. Is7a '"AND
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LEGAL.
CONSTABLE's SALE.

Ny virtue of m Execution ssned of the Court of O. Moves Justice of the Peace iu and for the County of YavaI and Territory Arizona ,h. 18th day of Feb ruary A. D le7l upon Judgment rendered in said Court said 18th day of February .s7l in favor Campbell Bufum and against Joseph Kerr fur the of hun drcd and tweniytwo dollars and eighiy'hve cents udg ment and eighteen dollars and fy cents did on the 18th day of February A. D ls7l levy upon aad take in execution the following described property wit Being Lot. Nos Sixteen Eighteen and Tweniy in Block No. TwentysiK in the T. of PrescO,, in said County and Territory and taken the property of said defendant Notice hereby given that by virtue o aid writ and will sell to the highest bidder for cs.h The above de. scrbe property, with the impruyem thereon. in fut of the Court House in the Town of Prescott the hfth day of June, A D. ls7l to satNy said execution and costs and accrung cOstr.
 Witness my hand. at Prescott this ith day of May A D. ls7l \. r. PIERCE, Constable,
 Nax Ariynn
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ONEER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott H Arizona.

"A On hand and for sale,- Halrs Bdlsdm for Me Lungs Io,cpseHd's StrsqpdHild' Ayers
 Briaors
 Hrlps
 Ayers Cherry Pcctorai,
 |" ague Cure,
 0sgood's India Choldgoge, Broicn'S JamGicd GiRgcr. Perry Daris's PaiR Killer, Goodaie's Cotarrh Remedy, BrocD's Bronchial Trocbes, BrydH's Puinonie Wafers, Or. Dep6te's Pitch Losenge, Rcatipg's Cough |" ,dyRes Patent Medicines, And, in fact, q full assortment of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, Fdncy Articles, Pertamery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines x. B.--Physcians prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded G. D. KENDALL. lS- Dr. KendalIs orice-In rear of Drug Store. Prescott, April 24 1868
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EHREN BERG.
J. G0LDWATER & BRO.,
 Wholag.i.

Dry-1oods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain,
 Groceries, Provisions. etc, Respectfully call the attention o the public fact that
 they are now located at the new
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where 'hey arc prepared to receive rnerchandse for
 storage of transportation, free of eharee. EHRSNEERG Is situate the bask of the i,louis river seven nss below La paz inc bss, aod most con Nenea landing the river and s connected with the principal towns of the interior by good waeoa roads. The benefits to be derived by shipping goods sia Ehre nsrg are 'dstng Ace dollars per fos aud Less hand ling of goods
 ffeigbt te Wlckcnburg four cents fipn the landing. All merchandise consigned to ns either for storage or Sansfraon will be attended tO with and desIStc For further pafteulsrs, inquire of
 J. GOLDwATER & BRO,
 . Commission and Forwarding Agents sePieoJu EhteRbma Arizona
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NEW HOTEL AT PHENIX.

The undersigned wishes to inform everybody that he have just emlsrs ed in the bnsnes. o accommodating The public al their hotel and will spare ns expense io do t well.
 Gocl accommodations for man and beast furnished reasonable prices. J. H. MCKENZIE.
 Pbo-niI. Arizona, Jan. 2s, ls7l.
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SAN BERNARDIN0

A. WOLFF San Beruartliuo.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-18

This Reass hss. Just bees rs.atted 40
ss-fss.asSsd 7throughsut; ;-asd .e&ssor -
guests every comfort TO 30 dei7rsd.' :: Tko
tables srs provided with the bsst Of every
thing In iteSeason, served up Il pslaesble
style. tsges start from the Heus0 dai.
y fsr teft Absreronbis, Pert Ripley and
ntsss'seaass psiats y n
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NOTICE TC THE PUBLIC!
REmELEY &: DoRRi,
Are prepared to do Ill kinds Of. ,T =,

<! i
GROUND WORK,
GRADING. .
CUTTING AND FILLING,
CELLAR DIGGING, &c.,
st2sbolt notice and on reasonable terms.
We claiR to be able to give better satisfao-
tion tha9 any ether parties In town, and
stand readyto make this statement good.
WI KEEP on HAND ALL KINDS OF
Ii M E..
including shskopee and Port Byron, also
Plaster Paris, Cement and
P1astering Hair. "a
LINE .0sJICE At FRANK REMELEY'S HOUSE
corner Of Richmond avenue and St. Augusta street
~ Orders may be left at J. r. Boyd's store.-GA
REMELEY & DORR.
st. Cloud. March 18th. 1871. SIT .
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So" at AIaIt's .v1sns.11 u 507'
.:J-;.9fi:
} Il y. Eant G...- :. = - :. i r.
.cy1} -sone. bris1 svset smile, %. ,r.... :, >,
Which gladdsns rs esewhils,
And cheers the labor Of aweary mile. nott1
'''t',l Som. .isii. word, .... I. l..
:, .i9 which now and then has stirred ,,f
Our spirits with sense Of strength conferred.
''.'.1 s's'a 'a2 '1'}':t d. III: %'." -.
:.r Some clasping hand,
y hose worth We understand,
When friends alo few and famine walks the land.
"'7'''ssoan soans ,'lhors hoorpss, whose hasi1 ray I: ri,
-i5'r, Lights up darkened day,
And calls Us into praise while yet We pray.
For, ever so
The angels come and 60,
And fold their arms around lis ore VIC know.
And heaven is near, '-'
Because a message clear
Drifts down through dmness of our atmosphere
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JOHN MRSHALL,
DEALER IN
Line, Cement. Plasterlng Hair, and
Plaster Paris,
St. Qsrmair St'.e, Opposite Catholic CAreh,
aT. CLOUD, MINNESOTA.
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CoHclNsd on FSVrah PAY~.
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gentle sweetness, and, yet tender, was
10 her every word and action, and if I
had loved her in her girlish days, I
worshipped now her womanly lowell
ness.
Finding employment necessary. she
had coaxcd lessons in sewing and cro-
ehet.vork from Mrs. Gordon, and made
Mrs. Jones, our housekeeper, initiate
her into the mysteries of housekeeping,
moving about tho house with quiet
steps identifying whatever she touched,
spending whole days 10 preserving and
picking, and every DOW and then cha!.
lene,pg my admiration for some triumph
of needlework.
In the winter Mn. Gordon carried
her away to g. again, while l re.
mained At Jamestown aud devoted every
hour to the study Of surgery previous to
applying for commission as surgeon in
the arm
In the spring my darling came back
to me. It was tte first evening
Of her returo, when laying her head
down on my breast, she said, sighiug:
II will not 60 to c. again.
There is 10 place like home, NO friend
like Mark. We will stay here-shall
We not, dear guardian ?"
Then l told her my love, and she an-
swered me:
"You know know oil If you will
lake this heart that carries dead love,
but is full Of warm affection for you,
CeHel~ed on FsVrah RAE~.
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s>r ssss Rsx - 1sse iassetiea 81 IN eeais pc
sss.r 10. s.rA saAs <1eaa tnssssioa-
:. As,s<,eys orAess.g in iesal sdvsrtisenents are
reSs-~s . Hccesnsakle E.e she cost Of the same,
i.ss sAs<s ss sFeeaal agreement IN dang ths xams
sasssAes party. Sayneesin all e~aes to BE rssee IN
s3va>re OF zpse delivery u tAs A2day.:-
/ Lcea, Nesioes IS cea.s per line 70 transient, and
leesass PEP Ise 10 resais-. .sscStisers
l. Notice es s:e.,h 'siap,e srncsnceaea:l Sesnss
ssE,uN-y ac;.os. cents PEI line: marriage nc,iees
- eeats-
S. Aurslis:s,'. rsIsss=s OF c:ssr sotsses. eea's
erliRe-
& Sreei.l Place and de-;le eo.-nn advertisements
to - Inserted IL rates agreed rica
:.Yearly advertisers Eas ali-re-iE
5 Stranger. mus, pay IN at'aace, o. si's Sa''.iAs
try sef.seaees-
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I ask you to give him ths love and duty
you would have given me; and above
all, l implore you, do not let ny death
make you too saa. Think Of me rs
very happy With your mother, Whiting
for you, and you cannot grieve. Keep
on with all your studies-above all,
your music. And try, my child, to
feel glad thinking Of your parents to.
gether. And you," ho added, turping
to me, " will you accept for life, tho
trust give you. Will you take in
very truth her fathers place to my dar-
ling-let>ing No other love cause you to
forget her; watching her happiness
and peace even above your own p
Touched to the heart, I bent down
and kissed the little pale face.
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ST.. PAUL
Marble and Granite Works.
THO BOWER.
Manufacturer Of AMI Dealer in
Foreign and American marble AOnu.
mcnts, 6rave stones, Cemo.
tory Posts, DC. =
Also, Agent for the state of Minnesota
Tor the Chicago
Terra Gotta co.'s Flower V~sss, and
Ornamental Terra Gotta.
Agent for the celebrated Red and Graz
Scotch Granite
NJ. 364 Third street, Upper Town, 81.
Paul. Ainn. vl2-n32-iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-25
JOHN l.. REGARD. JOHN ,. wELsnANs.
NEW STOCK
OF
TALL IND UINI'ER
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, sc.

WE have just received from he Eastern c.,
W ties large and well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Sc, sc. We
name in part as follows
DRESS GOODS.--Plan and Plaid Pop!ins,
Repps, Meriuoes, Plain and Plaid Serges, De-
LANES, Colorcd and Black Aipacns, sc.
MOURNING GOODS.-Bomb,z zine, RePPs,
DeLaines Alpacas, Crepe Wells, Collars, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS.--Calicoes, Cling
hams, BIeached and UuOIeached SheetIngs
Bleached and Brown Coitons, Drills, Bed
Ticks, Hickory Shifting, Plaid Cotlons, Table
Diaper, Crash, Canton Flanncls, White and
Red FlanneIs both Plain ana Twilled, Shaker
and Welsh Flanuels, also Plain, Plaid and Stir
ped Sack Flanncls, Napkins, Towels, &c.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.-Cassmeres,
Csssnetls, LiDdseys, Corduroy, Tweeds, &C.
We also name Black Velveteen, Long, Square
and Breakfast Shawis, Balmorais, Boulevard
Skirts, Blankets, &c.
We would also call special attention 10 our
stock OF Carpets, Floor, Table and Stair OIL
cloth, which are very cheap.
NOTlONS.-Corsetts, Hosiery, Gloves, Col
lars and Cuffs, Plain and Hem Stitched Hand
kerchiefs, Buttons, Braids Fancy Yarn, SC.
II These Goods have all been bought az
The lowest market rIlces for CASH, and We
are satisfied that persons will find II 10 heir
advantage TO examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
nZ Remember, we consider it no trouble 20
show Goods.
~ TERMS CASH. Wool taken in OK
change for goods.
Shepherdstown, October Is, 1870.
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OUR RAILROAD.
TREMENDOUS
EX G. | r E NJ E N [ !

Now is the time 10 push the Great
Ry1 Enterprise along, for it is well
Aa known fact that have always con-
AES sidered the true interests oil every
one in selecting such Goods as Will
please and be Of the most service 10 them'
And now let me tell the good citizens Of Shep-
herdstowr and vicinity that am thankful Tor
the liberal share OF patronage have received
in tie past. and DO assure them thatl have just
received the largest assortment of Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c,
Sc, ever exhibited in this Corniy, at one
time. name in part as follows
DRESS GOODS.-Taior Plalds, Wooden
Del.aiues, Flannels, Muselns, SC, &c.
OMESTICS.-Calicoes Of every Print,
Ginghams. Beached and Unbleached Coltons,
Sheetings. Tickings, Shrling, &c.
MOURNING G00DS.-Mouselines, AIpa-
cas-, Bomoazincs, Crepe Wells, sc.
MEMS AND BOYS Notwithstanding,
Cloths, Cassimercs, SC, of every description.
WOODEN WARE.-Cburns, Tubs, Bowls,
Corn and Clothes Baskets, Wash Boards, &c
HATS, CAPS, Boots and Shoes, OF every
kinc, description and price.
CROCERIES.-I am pleased 10 say thai
have well assorted stock and do call partlcu-
lar attention to my supply of Fresh Teas, d.
rect from China, such as Oolong, Young Hy-
son. Imperial and GunpoW der, via the Great
Merchants Union Tea Company of New ork.
;U5P Remember, il is pleasure TO show my
Goods, so please call and examine before pur-
chasing else whero, as | am conhGcnt you MI
not go away dissatisfied.
u.s. Terms Cash or Country Produce.
WIN. A. CHAPLlNE.
Shepherdstowr, October Is, 1870. It