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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

WASIlINGTON, FEB 4, 1871.
Public notice is hereby given that bool 8 will be
opened on the SIKH dav OF March hext, in this coun-
try and in urope, ior subscriptions TO the National
Loan under the Act approved July IA, 1870, entitled
. 70 Act to authorize the Retunding the National
DEBIT ard the Act in amendment thereof, approved
January 20. 1871.
and he names OF the authorized Agents OF he Cow
ernmept, will be announced hereafter. J he propos-
ed loan comprises three classes OF Bonds, namely:
First. Bends 10 the amount of hve hundrei mil
lions of of noas, payable in con, at the pleasure
Of the United Stairs alter ten years rom The date
81 their i>sne. and bearing interest. payable quar-
Ter III com, at tue rae OF five per cent. er anDum
second. Bends 10 the amount OF three hundred
.c rs OF dollar, payable IN coin. a. The pleasure
OF me UnieI States alter fifteen ears from the date
OF their issue. ami bearing interest," PAYABLE quarter
10 DIN, at the rate OF four and halt per cent per
Third. Ponds to the amount OF seven hundred
millions of dollars. payable in coin, at the pleasure
OF the United states alter thirty years from the ate
.. OIL er issue, and bearing interest, paylo'c guar
terv IN col at the rate OF per cent per annum
S 10 the Lean will have reference In The
io'i wing order namely:
of Bonds
Second. Subscribers for equal amounts OF bonds
bearing nteres at the rate OF tour nd half per
cent. and OF bonds bearing interest at the rate OF
nVe per cent.
Third. Subscribers tor five per cent. bends.
when subscription is made the subscriber will
pe required to deposit Two per cent. If the amount
tnereof. 10 be accounted tor Oy tie Government
Woen the bonds are delivered; aud payment may be
made eeher in com or in bends the United States
own known as FIvE-1wENTs BONDS, at their par value.
I1e col received in payment will be applied to the
redemption Of five twenty bonds.
1hs bones will be registered or issued with con-
pons, as be drsi ed bv subscribers. Registered
ponds will be issued OF the denomi atiOns Of $50,
SiOo $500, ST 900, So GOO, and S100C0: and coupon
p9uds T9ds OF each den mLalion except the lat two.
The interest will be pa, able in tue United States,
tne Office of the Treasurer Assistant Treasurer,
OF Designated Depository of the Government.
The bonds of the several classes aforesaid and the
interest thereon, are exempt ircm the payment OF
s s taxes or dues OF the United States as well as
rom taxation in any form by or under State, mun-
c'pai, or local authority.
after natu,ty, the bonds last issued will he first
rsueemed. by classes and numbers. as may be de-
s'gnated by the Secl etarV OF the Treasury.
GEO. S. BOUTWELL,,
IeDl0d1w Witt Secretary OF the Treasury.
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The Portland Daily Press
is published eve Jay fsurdays excented, bv
he 0pN' -
Portland publishing Co..
At ioa FxcHANeE STREET. Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year In advance.
The Maine Suafe Press
Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
u 30 year; If paid in advance, at $2.Oo a
year.
RATES OF FADvEkrIsLNG.-One inch Ofspace,
In length of COLUMN constitutes square.
$15O per square daily first week. 70 cents
per week after; three Insertions or less, $1.O0;
continuing every other day after first week, 80
cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents;
one week 81. 90; so cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under bead OF "AMUsEMENTs,' $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less $1.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has large circulation
in every part OF the State) for 81. 90 per square
for first insertion, and 80 cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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BONDS.
THE
CentralRailr0ad
CO., OF IOWA.
BONDS.

$50 Niles of R0ilr0ad,
which completes their entire line, with the ex-
ceptl'n OF laying the track on twenty-five miles,
which is already graded. They thus open the
First Through Line Across the State
from north to south, and by making slight detour
atone point. they give
Direct Communication Between ~. Louis
and 20. Paul.
Ihi' line of Railroad will have very special advan-
tases for both local and through business besides
sucn superior railroad connections as will secure to
large portion of the carrying trade OF the great
Northwest The
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IRST MORTGAGE
Z Per CT. Gold Bonds

WHICH are issued upon this road are limited, in
amount to $4,000 per mile (whie many roads issue
nom $4,000 to s4o,OOo,l and are offered at 30 and
accrued interest. in currency.
me most experienced fnauciers agree that First
MertsaSe Bends. to a limited amount, upon o
af-ashed railroad, which is well located 70,
business are one OF The very safest forms OF invest
ment.
Parties desiring to secure frst-class security,
based upon railroad practically done. and in the
nands OF leading capitalists who have large Pc
cnniary and business interest in its success will do
well to appy at tie Office of the Company, or any OF
its advertised agents, for pamphlet and map, show
ing the characteristics OF the enterprise.
holders OF Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central lowas at large present profit. beside
handsome increase of interest for long term OF
years. Partiea making such exchange will receive
for each $1,000 Bond, $1,000 Central Iowa Bond,
and the following difference in cash ess the accrued
interest in currency upon the latter bond,) and in
annual interest, this calculation being based upon
market prices of February 1st, 1871:
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s WAN & BARRETT,
Corner Middle and Plum SITS.
HENRY P. WOOD,
Corner Exchange and Fore SITS.
Dec 30-dtf
OFFICE OF LIGHT H ,UsE ENGINEER,
!, II
Thompkinsville, n. Y. Feb. 16, 1871
PrODOSays for Cranife.

proposals for Granite.
CEPARATE seated proposals will be received at
~ this ofhce until Wednesday, 18th OF March, 1871
at 12 o, lock NJ. as folio VS.
lst. For about wo thousand five hundred (25N0)
tons OF granite, in tIegu ar bucks, varying 10
weight from three quarters OF ton to two lons
delivered in rip-rap'' foundation, for Light House
at Penfied Rect, a. soon con ract is apLroved.
2d. For about 1--we thousand te0OG) tons erauite
in irregular blocks, in weight not less than ton
each placed IN protection wall at the side OF the
Light h use at Bridg port Connecticut.
sd. For about the same quantity of same weight
and placed slmil4rly in wall at Long Beach Bar
Light station The second AMI third not Ie.
Quired t. b, de ivered PRIOR to tune next.
Proposals most ate separate ly the price per ton
for the granite delivered and placed each of the
thre- y named, the manner sh.wp in the
pans an specific tons to be seen al this nffice.
Preposa must be in duplicate accompanied by a
guaranty in duprate, with printed copy of this
advertisement fix d to acb proposal aud address
sed to the un fersigned, endorsed on envelope PRO
posals iOr Granite'
J.C. WOODRUFF,
Lieut. Col. OF Eng'r eers,
feb22-6t Light Hous, Engineer, Sd Dist.
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LIPPMAN'S
GREAT
German Bitters

~ Lippman's Great German Bitters strenstheu n.
the debilltated.
~Lipplna ans Great German Bitters stren,tber,
tbs consumptive.
gL,ppman's Great German Bitters cures Kid.
ney Complaints.
Es~Lippman's Great German Bitters cures Fe-
male Complaints.
HLippman's Great German Bitters. an old
German Tonic.
Lippman's Great German Btters the most
delightful and effective in the world.
EHLippman's Great German Bilters cures
''never weli' pit ople.
~ L'ppman's Great ,rman Biters gives an
appetite.
eS-Lippman's Great German Bitters cures Liver
Complaint.
~L,ppmans Great German Bi.ters gives tone
to digestive organs.
E1- Lippman's Great German Bitters cures Ner-
vousness.
.nY- Lippman's Great German Bitters purifes the
blood.
a. Lippman's Great German Bitters, the best
Fall Medicine.
,ELippman's Great German Bitters regulates
xD Lppman's Great German Bitters excites the
Torpid Liver.
Lippman's Great German Bitters will give
Youthful Vigor.
-Lippman's Great German Bitters cures De-
bilty.
Lippman's Great G. rman Bitters, $1,000 for q
be ter remedy.
~ Lippman's Great German Bitters prevent
Chills and rever.
Retail Depots at the following Apothecaries:
A. G. sCHLOTTERBECK
3O3 Congress Street
#. SWEETSIR, ~ Market Square.
Wholesale Agents.
w. r. PBILs IPs d CO.,
NV. PhRKlNS & CO., Portland,
sole Proprictors for merica,
JACOB LIPPEIAN a. BRO.
novlSeod&wly Savannah Ga, and N. v.
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DAILY PRESS,
PORTLAND.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1871
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The New Orleans Picayune tells the story
of printer, who, when his fellow-workmen
went out to drink beer, during the worAins
hours, put in the bank the exact s"oa
which he would have spent il he pau 49,
out to drink. He kept to this res0,us'J '",. 90.
five years. lie then exmlned ~, dsrosit s5eI.
count and found that he had on u,p l", d.,
s6 In the five years he had ntS q 90 Of h. ssi
from ill health. Tnree o's ,oan,i,ne % n hsoomo
law-workmen had, in the ms'u,e' s mou,sn Oe'oa "ns
drunkads were worthless as wUtsn ,au nau
bought %s out the printing Office, went on enlarg
inc his business, and in 20 years from the time
he began to put by his money was worth
100000. The story, whether new or old,
teaches lesson which every young mechanic
should lay to heart.
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TX AYlON'S OIL OF LIFE, the best Rheumatic
IN and Neuralgia Liniment KIN, wn. 1t cures all
Druggists. nov1srods WV
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CITY OF PORTLAND

CITY OF PORTLAND
IN BOARD oE MAYOR AND DERMEN
February 20, 1911.
Upon the petition of Baxter Scott Tor permission
~ TO extend hi wharf at Peaks Island, in said
Portland sixty feet further into tide water.
Ordered That Monday, the sixth day Of March
next. at seven aud halt oclock r. M at the Alder
mems Room be fixe the time and place fol hear
ing sad pet ioD and at notice be given thereof by
publishing his order fourteen days in the Daily Ad-
yer iser. and The Dairy Press ,hat all parties inter-
ested may appear and be heard thereon.
Attest: II. l. ROBINSON, City Clerk
febl2-td
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Furnkture-Wholesale and Retail.
BEALS & CO., cor. CT Middle and Franklin Streets.
WALTER COREY q CO.. Arcade No. IS Free St.
N. TARBOX, corner Federal and Market SITS,
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Postscript !!

Eier,ions-O Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Special Dispatch to the Cumberland News
COLUMBUS, October ii Returns from
forty-six counties show Republican ma
iority of 1900 Republican gain on
State ticket is 1857. The Insjority in the
State will be over 10000.
CINCINNATI. October 1.-THE ind;c.-
tions are that Noyes, the Republican can
didate for Governor. has carried Hamilton
county by over 1000 majority. The ,e-
turns of the large wards of tie city are not
yet given in.
Not enough returns have been received
to give the result of the vote on the Lepis-
la;iro ticket in Ohio, though indie ATOMS are
that it Is Republican.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, October IL The
State Legislature will probably stand Sen
ate, i Republicans, ID Democrats; House
20 Republicans, II Democrats.
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CINCINNATI, Oc'oter ii II. A. Ireton.
aiiustor of the Phoenix Insurance Com.
pary, has reached here from Chicago, where
he was during the fire. lie expressed the
option that the conGagration was promot-
ed and aggravated, though not orig
by inceudiarism. He saw the flames burst
from n builiing in one instance several
blocks from the IRE, the flames apparently
coming from the outside. He estimates
the loss at 500, 100000.
CINCINNATI, October 1I.-Private adj
vices say the City of Chicago is under mar
tinl law. The soldiers are making no ar
rests but are killing turbulent characters
on the spot. SeTeu persons are reported
shot and hanged for attempting to set fire
to buildings
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
TnuRsDAY, On. 5, l811

BrEF CATTLE The market throughout the
whole afternoon Yesterday was very dull and
dragging. nua prices fen of ic on the better
grades and lc 90 T. nr medium and common
pualliics-somc 1850 bend changed hands az
30 tn - CD per cwt. hut f.w selling az the lat
ter figure. To. day The dulIness OF Yesterday con-
iinued throughout thc ms.trf NOT closing Tin
late. OF the receipts some 600 head we're 20. him
ped East without being rTarrf here AMI -IU roe
main over uusold.-Prires tp-dtv IN Beef Cattle
RANGED as follows Best Bcevc7 COZ r, 11r2l gene
orally rated frstqualifv at3 9-lr, s7A mcIi-
um or good fair quality at . 01Ct s,s 9-l. ordinary
thin Steers Oxen and Cows M Iott g OD.
inferior and lowest grades ~ Cattle o0Cf 50 600
general average Of the market to-day 6 DD
Extreme range of prices 5OMS5 G2l Most Of
the sales were from 3 20 to 50 80 - 100 Th4. OF
the receipts 22G head came from MARYLAND
900 from Ohio. 1898 from West Virginia J..
sos from Virginia and ~ from PENNSYLVANIA
total receipts for the week 1857 head against f.-s
lo7f week, and 207l same time last veal, OF
i1e offerings lOl2 head were taken hy Baltimore
butchers. 100 sold Co country dealers & farmers
and 5}' head to spectators for Eastern markets
total sales for the week 2T42 head against
2'fi last week, & l7l5 head same time last year
SHEEP ANp LtWEs The receipts o. common
sheep have been large during The past week but
good qualities are not sD plentiful, aud in good
demand NcQu0tc fair t0 good Sheep az q T,l
cents, 1r1 good tO extra at 5f4G cts per pound
gross but With ieW selling at the latter figure.
stock Sheep 900 tr~3 90 per head, Lambs
~ -l l1 per head. os 10 size and quality Re-
ropis ibis week 1313 head against 3OO5 last
week, and $3.50 head same time last year
Hoes. ihr receipts during the past week have
fallen n0 but fho arrivals have been about equal
i' ihe demand and we have uo material change
90 prices since last week. The market closed firm
today az 2-W~ % with few extra Hogs
40 - per 100 lhs net Receipts this week
l5'l head, against I9l2 last week and 1881
head Same timc last ycar.-Snu.
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for the AiIing!
AVAILABLE DISCO VERY!
rue UNRIVALLED
Southern IEcDntic Pills

are confidently recommended Ia oil persons
sU6eriHy from Dyspepsia or Billions dis
cases They are compromised by south
crn munster II The gospei, ,ehose o'ca It's
case led 10 NE discorery ofhe remedy. h,
1925 h. 'rGS rcRuccd to a skeleton, and
pronounced By three slaifm physicians 10
be Jeyond cure. lie has since been IN he
rcgui0, Posforotc tor more than hHiy years
-yeors tn, If seUcrc laJor and great c.r
posurc. Tiny hare ,crought ,coa3ers IN
the cure al diseases arising tram disor-
dered lirr. The maker IF these piUs has
seen orer fire hundred persons as lo,c as he
'cds, entirety cured by The use Of them.
cal upon Nrs GEO " DEEMS, No.
- South CaiLoun ST., BaHimore, and pro-
cure a circular gratis, or send for same By
mI9 or otherCise, enclosing stamp to Peg
.IOr postage.
Par SITE at tie Drug Stare If w. H.
.hcDO WE'LL. Romncy, West Va.
AuyUa IS, 1871 -lU.
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TT Accounts continue to be received of
fearful fires which are raging on the prai-
ries, in Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois, Wis.
consin and Iowa. The latest advices re
present the track of the different fires 10 CO.
yer an area of thousands of square miles Of
territory. There are no means of ascer-
tanning the amount of damage done, owing
to the large track of country over which the
fire swept and its inaccessible nature, but
it must be very heavy. Many small towns
are completely destroyed, and solitary farm
houses in the track Of the FIRE almost inva-
riably burned TO the ground. The amount
of suffering must, therefore, be great, as
many farmers have lost everything-home-
stead, live stock and crops-with long
winter close upon them.
THE PRAIRIE FIREs.-CHICAGo, Octo-
beI fires in the woods are prevailing
in every direction, including Michigan, IL
lnois, Wisconsin and Iowa. 4 heavy rain
alone can stop the conAlgration. The coun-
try is d,y as finder.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, October The
fires are raging worse than ever Thirty
men were burned TO death near Peusauki-
town.
MILWAUKEE, October 1.-THE Mayor
HIS been telegraph d that several towns in
Green Bay Lumb,r District are burned.
Rishtego village and Sugar Bush settlement
burned Sunday night and Monday. Re
poricl upward Of 200 persons persisted in
flames.
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

FOR CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
col. ALEXANDER MONROE.
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FOR COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOLS,
Or TOWNSEND CLAYTON.
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NIAISTSITcD.

ON thc 900 instant at the residence OF tho
bride father by Rev T. q Mcclure Colonel
b " W. ilotIpty q Winchester 90 Miss Ctn-
WE g. STUART, daughter Of DR. 70 n. Stuart off
Cedar Grove King George county Va
on tho 2sih ultimo. by the Rev stephen Smith.
90 the house az the brides father. Mr. EDwIv 70
Nfrntrt go Miss SAMANTHA v. Swru daughter
ot thc ohsiaung minister, all Of Morgan county.
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BALTIMORE VI ARKEr, Monday. Oct. 10.

BALTIMORE VI ARKET, Monday, Oct. 10.
-Iiora-iIOward So. super as s. 1JaS5 ID per
hhl GnNN-W Wheat, offerings to-day ca 4-I
bushels market active and firm white, prime qf
% nlCeSD OO red, prime, at 81 GOA :, $50 aud
couimon to fair at boa 81 65 CcRs, IS dito.
ai i'N4 30 cents aud yellow 90 l5t7 cents.
OArs, d" i9@ 81 ccnts. as 90 quality Rvs CO..
On 'ds Job, iu - s. Sold ,losod al 1852
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ROBERT B SHERRARD, of Hardy,
GEO 4. BLAKEMORE, of Peudleton.
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Tie mails are closed at this Office TO 90 via.
Patterson Greek, East & West and Moorefed,
der, mora.ug tcxccp; sunday, at o, y. ".
For Winchester, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aud Sa-
,4-ltrs. M 6 a VI.
Or.e Hours open at Z, A. " Close at Z,
u. WM. II. COOKUS, p. NJ.
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TO THE SUFFERING

INVEST VIRGINIA. 30 wit 1T ruies held
w W ne C7erks OGce or IRE Cireua Can't
HampshDs County oa me Jirst Aoaaay ~ SEP
femlr 1871
William 70 Denny, Complainant
Us.
g.. a. rs bite Defendant. fv CnscsnY.
The object Of This suit 81 To- enforce a lien fo-
served upon she Capon Springs property" in
the deed from William r. Denny and wife fo
g. A. White made 18th November. 800 for
S57g 30, bearing interest from cath Nay, 1861
30 1st July, 1871.
And 10 appearing from return Of summons and
affidavit filed, that the defendant g. A White
does not reside in the STATE Of West va. ltisor-
dered, that said nonresident defendant do appear
here within one month from The Grst publication
hereof and do what is necessary % protect bis
interest. A copy-Tesfe
G. NJ TAYLOR, ccHc.
Sept s, 1871.
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1sy- We are authorized to announce Rev. o. p.
IS .u.v,N. as "A candidate for reelection as SUI
fatguisut Of Public Schools.
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Fer CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION,
JAS. D. ARMSTRONG, Of Hampshire
John r. PIERCE, Of Mineral.
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Dr1RIcr NoMINATroNs-lOrH pIsrRrcr.
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other. Tb0se vino have
tried it, know that it cured them; III j-r who have
not, know that 10 their neighbors and friends
and all know that what II does once does always
is composition. We have thousands upou thou
sands Of certificates of their remarkable cures or the
following complaints but -ucg cures are known in
every neighbOrhOOd and we need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions In all climates;
containing neither calomcl or any drleteriou5 drug,
they may Doe taken with safety by ANYBODY. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant 90 take. wuiie Doing purely vegetable
nc harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal yi-"era to purify the blood and stimulate Il
INTO healthy action -rcmove she obstruction, OF the
st1ma D., bowels, liver, and other orgtn- Of ne
body res tpri.e their irree lar action ~ boltb ana
by CORE ting, wherever they exist, such dersnge-
ucnt- o. are the FIRST origin of disease.
u. n'E' Tor the following complaints, which thes3
For ByspcPsI.s or indigestion. EI.sIe...
mess. EstnguOr and Los OF Appctita they
should br taken moderately - stimulate the sto.i.
arh am restore ~ healthy tome and action.
Fp- liver Complaint and IT, various svrnp-
tom Billions e Headache. sick Hg~ssdssrI,@
51mndice or GlTsen $ickness. bilious
lpitc and Bilious Ecvers, they should Doe 10.
a..i.,. ~ r.r, 49,, ~, ~ tIe ,ii-tl-ed
49, 'S3se',feTy or sfi'aTrAoes', but ono mild
For Esheunafisui. Cow. Gravel. Paint.
Hack and s.oIns. they should D.. .6n,inr.,,.Iy
,'N'"' a- tI1irc - change tic .eaeel action Il
~ ."". WIN such chanas tl1so complaints
ior 'ssr"Pvy and ESroDsi. 9-~iiiar- they
nv, r " 49, o''tl 1l ,,.ts ann % an' doses o. pro
For suppression large dose shoud be taken
it pr .inoc- ine desired eject hy sympathy
Asa miner PiH, take one or two rus 4, r,-4
mote HHe- ton nnI relieve tlg stomach.
N1 a-''pAl lo.e -,lmuIaies the stomach and
1ni ilrisprl'r' tnc system. Hence BE- BE- oi,-u lf
ono who raci. t9icrabIy,gr oooa G.i' ,l,
YI u'.c PiHs makes iiu feri decidedly better f-a,
.hr'r .'r1n"nF anI rcnosaiing eject ou the I,s-.
DE.J. q. .fYER & CO.. pr4efic,,1 o5.,,,t.,.
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Vs U,srgR Please announce Jony MONROE,
E.. of Capou Township as a suitable person
To represent ,hc county Of Hampshire, in the
..t House %. Delegates. MANY YorERs.
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The State Of West Virginia.

nc olaJe OIL west Virginia,
~ M' NpU ~ V.uJyu, Htmphtr.
HruIY Vuc,gL Cuut ANIL PraH,loa
',.Dfie. GgrFr1>G.
XoI me- hereby commanded in .le name of
lne state of Vest Eirrnm. 90 give notice
i' zoe Supervisors and Inspectors of Election of
A'.' ''-I.. Htr Counties ty cause polls f0 Ie o.
...l ana H..l at iac usual places Of voting
Te Ja',H Tpr7oy 10 OoDly ae,,.
TOT ihe election ofa Senator from fre Tenth ecn-
Hi"ri'. District Co. G.l tHe vacancy ogcssianed by
I'e resignation r' Non henry O. Davis. and f0
"i-e return. thereof us required bv nw. You
ri. russo 't.e MOTTO. oi .1.I election t1 De- COM
-N."'ls.t posted a' every place If voting wifh-
.h your o.n'g. aul t9 DE- published in tie news
I'f.f H..e Ue amy rtun8 therein Sou
'"'h. proper raturn of your proceedings to
ile secretary ol State
Witness, JOHN j. JACOB.
0ur Governor and the Seal of The
sN state. 1t Charleston. this 9th dav
o' september. iu Che year 1871. and
OF tIe State tle ninth
JOHN j. JACOB
By The Governor.
JoHN N PHELPS,
Secretary Of State
Sept 22, 1s7l.-tde.
( NuNIiNJALLY receiving the most desirable
- goods in the market, which we are selling
ai tt owost cash prices
GILKESON Is PATTIE
Sept -, 1871
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FOR sTATE SENATE,
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I'- WANTED. af ih.s Office youth to learn
tHo Printing business one vs. h1 will feel an iu-
icr'.t Boo Dos employer and strive to please him
ln iHo discharge of Dds dutIcs- one who De- steady
n h.- habits and loves 'o DO right such boy.
$50 oier r. good situation Terms made known
ON H..'..lffuu
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South Branch 9ntelligenter.
RoNNEY POST OFFICE HOURS.

RoNNEY, FRIDAY, OCT. IS, 1871.