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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20
ROANOKE COLLEGE,,
SALEM, VA.
Tie Nileteenh Session begins Sept. G, 1871

This Institution has a full corps Of instruc.
tors, thorough course Of studies, and aims Al
a high grade of scholarship.
Its superior educational advAntages moder.
ate expenses, healthy location, and excellent
mail, travelling and telegraphic facilities, ren.
der IL well worthy the attentian and patron
age Of the South.
Entire expenses for session Of ten month
about $40. This estimate includes Board and
Tuition, embracing Modern Languages. A
slight advance on the above for students
boarding in private families.
The College is in fourishing condition, &.
rapidly rising In public favor, and numbered
among her students Of last session represen-
tatives from fifteen States.
SA-CatalOgues can be had by addressing
REV. ID. y. BITfLE, d. b.,
julyl6skwlw President Of the College.
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NASHVILLE, July IA, 1871 d.

r. d. Campbell, colored magistrate, has
been convicted by the Criminal Court of
Davidson county as an Oppressor in Office,
and was sentenced to-day to eight months
imprisonment. His offense vas the issuance
of an order for committing a person 10 Jail
in advance OF any trial. falsely stating In
said order that the prisoner had been tried
and that there was cause to believe him
guilty of assault and battery, and refusing
him bail.
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A MosT DESIRABLE -DKRARTUREe-Refer-
ring 20 the discussion of the political tide
parture," the fernando Press has the toll
lowing:
twill be time enough for al TO trouble
ourselves about such things when by a uni
ted exeFtion of all our strength we shall
have succeeded In choking or the wolf that
Il deyouring N, In the shape OF Radical tax
alton. We confesn that the only departure
that we are nov interestedfn i&Athe carpet
bag Departure" which we hope 20 witness
from Mississippi next November. adV
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20

Mr.. A. III. Stephens, of Georgia. has turn
ed editor. He win find &c requires more
brains. more mental strain 10 edit a news
paper than be ever found IL required 70
practice Law or be member Of Congress,
however ignorant people may think 90 the
contrary. When 20 be silent what TO keep
back; how TO present and press the trnth so
as TO have all its effect. Mr.. s. will have
most DILIGENTLY in keeping silent.-Freder-
icksburg News.
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MUss. The Pilot. Ia trying 70 smoothc
over the dirty acts OF Modest Muss," inslh-
mates that THK CLARfON abuses him because
is editor believes he Is a non-cOm batent.
and does not recogHize the code duello."
The insinuatiOn Is as contemplate ~ Mus.
grove Is mean, aud thar Is putting II pretty
strong Brandon Republican
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20

To Be- HUNo The negro John Evans
who was tried aud convicted al the March
term Of our Circuit Court, for the murder
Of Henry Wright. colored. took an appeal
10 the supreme Court of the State. which
Court, aud sentenced she prisoner ~ BE-
hung ON the 18th OF September next.-Her-
nando Press.
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& The following are the names of the L. 5.
Brand Jury as at present composed. Those
narked (cl are negroes.
j. c. Tucker foreman; Geo. w. Masters,
VI. Coats, J. n. Osborne, W. S. Dodson,
G.. Bond, w. III. TAYLOR, Nelson Potter,
Max Kuner, o. p. Wright, G. 7. Norris,
Robt. New, f. Stafford.
A. N. kimball, Robt. Dale (c), Turner
Patterson (c). Milton Stamps (c), Frank
Shepard (e), f. Bloom, w. G.. White, Chas.
caldwell (c). Henry Muller, John b. Ray
Hnond, Chas l.. CASTOR.
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MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF ALABAMA
fhe next regular course of Lectures will
|Ommence on the 18th of November, ending
bout the middle of March. The entire
|ourse of Professors Lectures is delivered
rec of charge-the naturalization fee of $25
icing the only fee accruing to the College.
lee the advertisement of DR.. Anderson,
Dean of the Faculty.
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STATE PAIR NOTICE.

THE CHOICE Of location Of restaurants,
saloons, confectioner-bOoths, aud other privi-
leges during the week Of the next Mississippi
State Fair, October 23d 10 18th, will BIO LED 10
the highest and best bidder, from any part Of
the State, on Wednesday, August sd bidding
20 commence al II o'clock A. NJ. The Board
Of Control reserving the right 10 reject any
and all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Control
J. L. POWER, Bec'y.
JAcKsoE, July - 1871. jyi2-d
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ANONYMOUS CoMMUNICATIoNs.-
occasionally receive poetical, political, sem
umental and unsentimental illusions with
0'her reasons, some very tender lines to Miss
do not appear. Correspondents must
aspect the well established newspaper
rue unless they desire to have their COM
munleations promptly consigned to the
waste basket. We keep one of great ca
pacity.
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= Hon, A. Murdock, President OF the M. Il
y. Il. R., speaks IS follows IN letter thar
appeared In the Columbus Index Of the 4th !:
1nere il no mistake about the narrow
F4uge-not only VIII it do, but it Ia the best.
regard it as virtually settle chat the South
ern faelilc VIII DO Q nnrroW-Range.n
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While asking attention. TO the adver-
usement of the stanton lVa.) Baptist Fee
male Institute, it is only necessary TO refer
70 the pronounced testimonials appended
thereto, which not only eminate from the
highest possible sources but are exhaustive
ana emphatic in their terms.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20

Governor Alcorn celebrated" at Ray
mond, and, not expecting to make a speech,
only rose TO say a few words. and made a
brief address of tleo h0urs.-Meridian Mer-
curry.
And political speech it was, and not
a Railroad speech as was expected. The
citizens did not get what they bargained
for.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20

A Fine Cafe, two billiard halls, eleva-
br, telegraph office, and, in fact, all modern
bnveniences, entice the traveller to the
MEXICAN HOUSE, BOSTON. Once
here he would not willingly change his
rarters.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20

A Lodge of the Knights of Pytheas
Mas organized in this city on Tuesday
light, with the following Officers:
Fl. M. TAYLOR, Venerable Patriarch.
R. L. SAUNDERS, Worthy Chancellor.
oliver CLIFTON, Vice Chancellor.
no. 4. GALBREATH, Worthy Reed. Scribe.
/. B. BRADFORD, Worthy Financial Scribe.
FORGE S. GREEN, Worthy Banker.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20

1HANKs.-Ourx clever friend, David
johnson, Esq, of Fulton, Itawamba county,
iaVors us with hansome list of subscribers,
accompanied with the material aid and
many kind words.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20

MRS. T. NJ. ScULLN, Troy, N. " has
USED her @dear friend.n Wheeler a Wilson
Machine, since 1855 in dress and cloak maxi
ing. The last six months she earned $332
and the year before SAT-. y Tssfsss
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no BRICK sIAKRRs.

WISH to engage competent man 20 make
or 10000 Brick, furnish the site and wood
and the contractor everything else. None
need apply but sober and reliable men, well
recommended. Address
A. @. MAYRRs,
july1s4w2t Brandon, Miss.
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Gao REWAnD-mOmsE sTOIIe

ON Wednesday night last, June lih. 1870.
" light colorcd kORRELL HORSE. lFe
years old, and about 6feen hands hIah u.fH
q white spot on the face, about thrre l3J IHalfH
long and two W inches wide. was stolen from
Jackson. Said horse has hopped earH. and 0lra
ries his tail down. On The lon hauk IH a .rHr.
aiH inches long, and che hair Do rubbed oH lbH
back near the tnil. Any one returning bel
giving such information d. win lead ia iHe
recovery Of The above described horse HII De-
paid the sum above named.
junel8awawtf PHILLIP HART
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ii. L. DUNCAN.


DUGGTHssi BUBGlES-frosh arrival
- AlsO, Bull-T0ngurs Half shovris aHI
sweeps, Sweep, g., a. fcasonahie fgure. nl
june2 ID. u. STEERS
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THE cARPKr-BAeOKR's ORGAN GOES BACK
on GOVERNOR ACORN.

A Terrific 0nsi1gRs, CA0yisg Him sciA
using the RepuBlican Party to Proaaote
His Personal Interest, and scifh rio-
lat5Rg Sacred Trust.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-07-20

IA. AaESr IN NEW ORLEANS Thomas
-, No. 60 Camp street, is our only au-
- GENT in the City OF New Orleans.-
- marty, is authorized to solicit husi-
So- THE CLARION in that city. We com
IA Mr.. Mcintyre TO the advertising Gus
IT. Of this paper, and TO all others who
f.uv authorized to make contracts, and
4 ~ 40 on as favorable terms as can be had
70 publishers II
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NO. o Mulberry sL. Itnitimorc.
PASS CHRISTIAN YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE

Miss X. A. MONROE, Principal.
AipED by COMPETENT TEAcHmG in every
Department.
~ Send for Circular With mll paUIcu-
lars.
Pass CHRurtAs, Mics uuguTr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

DEATH OF FREDERICK WEcKLER.-
On last Thursday morning, June 10Th,
about 10 o'clock, after a protracted i'll
ness from consumption, Mr.. Frederick
Weckler passed from time into eternity.
Mr. Wecliler was born in Wurtemburg,
Germany, March 9th, 1918, and was
consequently aged 50 years, 3 months
and % days. Ills parents moved to
this country about the year 1881, when
he was yet a boy, and settled in this
county, somewhere near Hagerstown,
where they remained until their death.
About the year 1910 Frederick Week
Ter settled in Boonsboro, and for many
years carried on very extensively the
business of Skin Dressing a. Glove
Making. He was one Of the most en-
tcrprisiug, energetic men of our com
munity at that time, and was known all
over this State, Virginia, and Pennsyl-
vania. whittier he had extended lucra-
tive trade by his own personal energy.
At one time he was a Director in the
Hagcrstown Savings Institution, from
which has since sprung the First Ma
tional Bank OF Hagerstown,an enjoyed
the reputation Of a shrewd business man.
During the days Of the Hard Cider
Campaign" and the "Old Coon Skin"
days of Tip and Tyler, he was an active
Wing politician, welding a powerful
influence among the Germans Of our
county and State.
Although reared up in the Lutheran
faith, and at an early age, in Germany,
confirmed in that church, yet, SO far as
We know, he never made an open pro
fession of his faith in this country, until
near the close Of his life, when he be-
came deeply concerned for the welfare
of his soul. At his request on the even
inc before his death, the Sacrament Of
the Lords Supper was administered to
him by Rev o. H. Beckley. He ex-
pressed strong faith in Christ, and we
sincerely hope be found peace with God
through Jesus, ana that his soul now
rests from all strife.-BoOnsboro' Odd
FfIior.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

IG' ANOTHER SwISpLE.-Another
new scheme for swindling the farmer,
says an exchange has just made its aP-
pearance in Pennsylvania, The article
now offered is wrought iron plow
point fitting into q hollow square, the
economy of which is wonderful. Those
that have been bitten find that wrought
iron points cost more piece than entire
shares of cast iron, As these plow point
swindlers are understood to be making
hurried sweep through the country,
papers DESTROYS of saving their patrons
pockets will direct attention to this
swindling scheme. 1t cost the farmers
of the west about two hundred thousand
dollars last year. The farmers Of this
County should kceptheir eyes open for
these swindlers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

BSr The PoToMAC MILLs.-We are
glad to learn that the contract for the
Cement 10 be used in the construction
Of the new State Department at Wash
ington City, has been awarded to the
Potomac Mills Company, and will be
furnished from their works near this
place. The amount oftheirpresent con-
tract is for hirfyJfce thousand barrels,
which, with their other orders, compels
them to increase their working force and
to build an additional stack of kilns,
which Messrs. McBee and Britner have
already begun. Heretofore, the Potomac
Mills Company have been paying out,
for labor, sc, above 81, 900 per month !;
and, we understand, that, hereafter, their
monthly disbursements will be conside-
rably increased. a few more manutac-
turing establishments amongst US like
the Paper Mil and Potomac Cement
works will soon rcvolutionize the bust
ness aspect Of our venerable village and
contribute greatly to the prosperity OF
our entire community.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

Gg" PERsoNAL-We had the pleas
ire of a visit from our friend, J, Ed,
Duke, Esq, of the firm Of McCurdy q
Duke, Charlestown, extensive dealers in
all kinds of Agricultural Implements,
Phosphate, Hardware, &c, &c. Mr..
Duke is also agent for the county for
the Peabody Fire Insurance Company,
Of Wheeling, and assessed the damages
sustained by Mr.. Joseph Randall by the
burning Of his house, for the purpose Of
making payment Ed. is lice bust
ness man, understands his business in all
It's ramiications, and is prompt and reli-
able without fault. His many friends
here were glad to see him, and who will
no doubt trap in his store to take 4
peep at him when visiting Charlestown,
He has also appointed Lee, little d
Braconier, Of this town, sub-agents for
the Peabody Fire Insurance Company,
to whom we direct the attention OF the
public for the purpose of insuring prop
ertv. Call at once and have your prop
erty insured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

Henry D. Beall, formerly of the Win
chester Times, has become local and
news editor OF the charlottesville
Chronicle. The Tri-weekly edition OF
the Cronicle has been suspended, and
the paper will hereafter be published
daily and weekly.
The Farmville Commonwealth says
colored woman, named Martha Nash,
lives in that vicinity, who is the mother
Of seventeen children, though she is on
ly twenty-three years Of age.
A young lady who has been married
six months says it is all nonsense to
talk about love III a cottage. There is
more love in a full fiour-barrel than in
all the rose, and posics and woodbines
that ever grew.
1t will bring home to our readers the
murdcrous extent and horrors Of war
when it is announced that the PrUssian
Government has ordered the supply Of
1000 wooden LEGS.
An Iowa paper tells of smart wife
who helped her husband to raise seven
ty acres of wheat The way she. helped
him was to stand in the door and shake
q broom at him when he sat down to
rest.
One of the Siamcse twins has deaf
and dumb daughter at the Institution
for Deaf Dumb and Blind in Raleigh,
y. c., and it is said that she is one of
the brightest pupils at the Institution.
The Hagerstown Free Press says
spring chickens are selling in that place
at 20 cents ncck-weaning them your
self. II takes from six to a dozen to
make square meal for hearty eater.
is said of a fashionable lady who
went to party not long since that she
arrived there about the first of the even
inc, but the last of her dress did not ar
rive until after - o'clock,
A Camp Meeting will be held by the
Boonsboro' Circuit of the United Breth-
rem in Christ, on the old ground near
Keedysyille, Washington Co., Md,
commencing on the 10th and closing on
the 18th of August.
A gentleman who has Travelled thro'
Clarke and the upper portion Of Lou
doun informs the Alexandria Gazette
that the wheat crop there is the best
that has been harvested for many
years.
On Wednesday night of last week at
Williamsport an alteration occurred
between 4 colorcd man named George
Myers and white laborer on the rail
road, in which Myers had his throat
badly cut, but will recover.
The Republicans of Ohio have nomi-
mated Gen Noyes, of Cincinnati, as their
candidate for Governor. We notice
that upwards Of 200 Of his command
have signed a protest against his nomi-
nation, charging him with drunkenness
and cowardice during the war. Gen.
McCook is the democratic candidate.
Georgetown had her first cargo of
new wheat on Saturday last. 1t was
sold to Welsh e Sons for $500 per
bushel.
Rev John McGill, Roman Catholic
Bishop of Virginia, will soon visit Lex
ington to arrange for building church
at that place,
The Executive Board of the Shenan-
doah Valley Agricultural Society, has
decided to hold its Fall Fair in Win
chester on the 18th 10Th and goth days
Of October next.
An Iowa school teacher has been dis
missed for kissing the big girls, The
girls say the school-board had no right
to interfere with their studies in that
way.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
holsters and pistols.
Moulncrs,
Masonic Brethren,
Citizens.


When the procession had arrived at
the bottom of the elevated lawn, on the
bank Of the Potomac, where the family
vault is placed, the cavalry halted, the
infantry marched towards themount and
formed their lincs-the Clergy, the Ma
sonic Brothers, and the Citizens, de
seconded to the Vault, and the funeral
service Of the Church was performed.
The firing was repeated from the vessel
in the liver, and the sounds echoed from
the woods and hills around.
Three general discharges by the IN
fantry-the cavalry, and IL pieces Of AZ
tiIlery. which lined the banks Of the Pc
tomac back of the Vault, paid the last
tribute to the cntombcd Commander in
Chief of the Armies Of the United States
and to the departed Hero.
The sun was now setting. Alas the
SON or GLORY was set forever. No-the
name Of WASIIINGTON-the Ameri-
can President and General-will tri-
umph over DEATH The unclouded
brightness of his Glory will illuminate
the future ages.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

LJ acknowledgements Ingra-
lam and family, Of Charleston, South
Carolina. ha7c arrived and taken rooms
At the Entler Hotel, Cor the purpose Of
spending the Summer months. This
viii be the third year that the Commo-
dore and his family have spent Che Sum
mcT here, and We trust their visits will
be often gcp2ated hereafter. We are
glad TO know that the Commodore is
we'll pleased with his Summer retreat,
and our citizens are pleased to welcome
him back once more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08
PLEASE DON'T FORGET

THAT in addition to the Grocery Business,
i as per advertisement that i an still en-
gagged in the FURNITURE TR.iDE, and have
on hand aud viii keep constantly . Choice sup
ply Of Furniture Of every description which
will be sold al prices 10 suit the timts. Strict
attention paid to making Collins and attending
TO Funerals. All order, thankful, received
ADD promptly attended TO. 1bonsfI for past
fsrors, the undersigned hopes by srict stten-
ton 10 business and desire 10 pIetse 10 merit
and receive The patronage Of a generous p iblic.
Respectfully. &c.
JOHN II SCHoPPERT.
Shepherd:town, JUiy6, 1911. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

Ey' AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL Work
ER.-We learn from the Publisher, J.
w. Mcintyre, ST. Louis, that the above
named Magazine is constantly receiving
subscriptions from all portions Of the
country. 1t deserves it. We advise
schools to try the Lesson papers, to be
used with or without the Magazine.
Specimens of either, no doubt, the Pub
Usher would forward on application OF,
what would be better still, order them
three mopths on trial
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

BG5 PITIABLE CAsE.-The Alexan
dri Gazette of last week contains the
following article -
There were landed at this city, this
morning, from the Aqua Greek mail
boat, Mrs. c. II. Damon and her child;
the mother sick and destitute and :he
baby unhealthy Mr.. Green Of the
Mansion House, being informed Of their
circumstances, sent down to the wharf
and had the unfortunates brought to his
hotel, where they were fed and clothed
and properly cared for, and where they
are at present. The lady's story is as
follows: Her father was a Baptistpreach-
er, named William Strong, Of Shep-
herdstown, who left this country as a
missionary when she was eight years
old, taking his family with him. While
abroad she married a Methodist mis-
sionary, but her father and husband
dying, and leaving her without the
means of support, she lcf, New Zealand
last December with five children for
Montgomery, Ala, where she thought
she had a brother living. On her way
she was wrecked in the Bay Of Biscay,
but was picked up by passing vessel
and taken to London. She lost two OF
her children at sea and two died in
London. From London she started for
New Orleans, and from there went to
Montgomery, where helearned that her
brother had moved to Virginia and set
tied near Alexandria. Her grandfather
was George Lee, a cousin Of Edmund /.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

~ ENrEHrAlNNENr- CriswelI3 Cor
net Band and Sheetzs Junior Band IA
vored our citizens on Tuesday night
last, with choice pieces Of music, well
played upon the streets Of our town.
These treats were very pleasant, espe,
cially to those who were awakened from
their slumbering touches with emusic
in the Silly night"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

EB" FATAL AccIDENr,-A young man
named Charles, aged about Il years, en-
ployed upon the Canal Boat Of Mr.. S. 5.
Cunningham, was killed on Sunday
night last, on the 4 mile Level above
this place. He had fallen asleep on the
boat, and had his head hanging over
the side, when another boat coming
up ran against the one he was lying on,
and smashed his head, separating it en-
tirely from his shoulders He had been
employed upon the boat but a few
weeks. He was a native Of Buffalo,
New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

t& REcovERED.-Thc numerous
friends Of Rev. J. B. Fitzpatrick, Of the
NJ. E. Church, South, will be glad to
learn that he has recovered from the
fracture in his leg sustained few weeks
ago by his horse falling upon him,while
on TIE road to Rappahannock to visit
his family. He las entered upoI. his
labors again and preached to crowded
au3ieuce on Sunday evening last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

r. TIE INDIAN Suow.-The Indian
SHOW which exhibited in this place on
Wednesday Of last eek was the com
pletest burlesque upon Shows that has
ever exhibited in these parts, and yet
the canvass was crowded both day and
night. A ''sweat cloth" was also brought
into requisition which eased good por-
ton of the people of their hard earned
harvest dimes. But there is truth in
the adage, "a fool and his money are
soon parted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-07-08

Szy- ATTEND TO INsURANCE.-Lee,
little 6 Bragonier, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents, of Shepherdstown,
have been appointed agents tor the
Peabody Fire Insurance Company, OF
Wheeling. The Peabody insures all
classes of property, and is considered
one Of the most liberal and prompt pay
inc Companies in the State. Every
body should insure their dwellings,
barns and contents. Give Lee, little
& Bragonier call. Applications ad-
dressed to them at Sbepherdstown will
receive prompt attention. A few dol
lars risk upon your property Will IN
ducc you to sleep soundly at night.
You will then feel satisfied and easy,
nothing to trouble your mind in fear
and dread that your property will be
burned up. Apply at once, delays are
dangerous.