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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-11
The Wheat Crop in Virginia.

We do not know what is the object in ox>
aggerating the yield Of wheat in the State
The same thing happens every year, and We
suppose there is permanent causefOr con.
slant effect.
We are in pretty close communication with
every portion Of the State, aud the result of
our information is that the yield this year, as
compaTared to 1860 or 81, falls short more
than 4 half As compared with last year,
Zone Of the very worst in our annals, except
IN the vPlley) il may be said to DO good. aud
yet 1t is far from satisfactory. In the Tide
water region, with the exception of some
small districts on the Pamunky and Malta
poni, said to lie "tOlerably good" all our ac-
counts represent the crop 10 be good in quail
ty, but small in yield. On the southside, oil
accounts concur in very poor yield. In the
James River Valley, the quality is excellent,
but the product small. In the Piedmont dis.
trict, the yield improves somewhat. In the
lower counties OF tho Valley aud as high up
as Augusta, the crop is reported fair, and the
acre age an average. Higher up the Valley
aud in southwest Virginia, with some neigh
borhOOd exceptions, the crops are far from
good. AS to tho area in wheat throughout the
State, is compared with GO, it falls short fully
third, and in yield per acre. still more
But as general rule, very little money was
expended in fertilizers
Six weeks ago, there was a general nppre-
hensiOn Of an almost total failure; and much
Of the good report We some times hear is re-
ferabIe to having escaped that calamity.
Richmond Wig.
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The editor of the Frederick.br-r n

= The editor of the Fredericksburg Nc,r,
who has had considerable experience in the
newspaper treadmill, and who is therefore we'll
qualified to speak knowingly on the subject.
thus refers to the recent connection of Mr.. A
II: Stephens with the Georgia press "Mr. s.
will find it requires more brains. more mental
strain, to edit newspaper than he ever found
1t required to practice law, or be a member Of
Congress, however ignorant people may think
20 the contrary. When to be silent, what TO
keep back, how to present and press the truth
so as to have all its effects Mr.. s. will have
most difficulty in keeping SILENT"
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GEO. 7. LIGHT l. co.
HAVE FOR SALE

HAVE FOR SALE
A RTHCR's great Hypnotic.
ROsAdalis, Sneer,s Er.s1.; oHIS 8 b 1
HeImbold's Buchu, C,,rrnLE, SG V to.Ioh >
Browne GuTgeF, Simmon'S I;ycr r. 49,. -
Drakes and II Isietter's RItters, Vinegar Bi,tsys
GenItne Juniper Tar.
WE have also Silver Soap: for cleaning Tin-arc,
SSpOIio. Glass. &C. Corn and Bunion PIas!
ters. The meet Toilet Soaps are nov & IeTed Nv
,,,, GEO. T. LIGHT K CO.
Join MooRE'S HOG CHOLERA REMEDY
~ w nave put up this remedy for persons in diff
Parts OF the county. and II has an excellent
e.t on hogs. we now offer it 30 the Farmers put
GEO. T. LIGHT + CO
ANING such an arrangement With our paint
n"uses IN the city. We can cell to the paintiuT
Sn Leeds' OILS and PaDIa generaIly, Gs
cheap a. can be bought in the State
- GEO. T. LIGHT co.
NEO. T: LIGHT ( CO. have just received n lot of
- pure w h"kieS. (ior Meoicina pur porcs) RouT.
6on whistles and Rye; alec, the beet Medicinal
BraSdleS' strictly prepared for Medicine
TIVE underSignsd are constantly ordering pood.
and guarantee them freSh and Penuine md a.
prices that will make il TO the advants1e Of eTeTv
one TO give us call We warrant satiSf.rfion
IT. SIP11SSIITu"y' GEO T LIGHT& co.
July H. 1871. Gree Press copy.l
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THE FOLEY OF DEPARTURES.

We scarcely open Southern newspaper,
but We see that-the editor is lurcd away by
the idea of some neSO departure" We have
heretofore given the Southern people. and
those, particularly, who represent the South.
ern press, credit for more than ordinary con. {.
mon sense. What would Patrick Henry,
Thomas Jefferson, OF John G. Calhoun think
Gould they revisit our EARTH were they to
hear this senseless gas about ''dcparfrres pr
If there ever was a time when men of sense
should adhere to "PRINCIPLE," that time aud
that emergency are now upon US? Brainless
politicians and cute political operators have
alike the term DEPARTURE" at the point of
their tongue or their pen. Most of them do
not know what 1t means, or what they them
selves mean by the use Of the word. They
certainly do not know that they are general.
IL, mere tools in the hands of persons smarter
than themselves. They do not know that
broken-dOwn party, which has held tho reins
of government for some eleven years, has no
other hope Of holding those reins than this.
Hence it is that ,ciy Radicals are always
talking about 'dcpGTtWreS" alb
surdly called ''Reto"-and silly Democrats arc
lured into the re>echo of their cry. Who
ever heard Henry, Jefferson, or Calhoun
taxing ABOUT 'd'partHTeS from principle
And who that has any respect for those ioun-
ders OF the American Constitution, of Reprb.
lican Liberty, aud of the proper status Of the
white man, will or can listen with patience to
this insane, and, unfortunately, dangerous talk
about departures 2"
Departures, forsOoth! And departures from
what! Simply DEPARTURE from Princi.
pie! A Departure from the principles enun-
ciated by Washington and Adams Hancock
and Jefferson, Clay and Calhoun-that white
men should rule in the land New lights
have recently sprung uP-Lincolns, Buffers,
Grants, Beechers, Summers, Grcclys, Phillip.
scs, and even Fultons-who have taught, and
some of whom still teach ''new departure"
or more properly speaking an ''old departure"
from an old truth-the truth of DEMOCRATIC
PRINcIPLEs! The principles taught by these
new-lights inculcate the sentiment that Tue
NEGRO Is NOT AN INFERIOR BEING TO THE
WHITE MAN BUT is his EQUAL IN ALL; and
the new" departure as we'll as the "old'' de-
parture Onto which some unthinkiug Demo
Gratis have been cnticed) is, simply a dcpa,-
fare from the fundamental principle of the
Federal as we'll as the Democratic Fathers
above mentioned. Whenever wo hear
Democrat talking about "Dcmocratic Dcpar-
lures" VIC at once assume he does not know
what he is talking about, or has abandoned
his ancient XHgcrstOtcm Mail
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-11

SPEECH Of SENATOR TRUMBULL- To.
mans RIyhts ARrOCUtsI-At n Fourth nj
July celebration at Galesburg, Illinois. n
speech was made by Senator Trumbull. AT
ter speaking in the usual strain of all orators
on such occasions, lie instanccd the wrongs
tho American people had borne during the
rebellion from tho monarchical Powers of
Europe, aud said "when tho rebellion ended
the voice Of single Senator carried dismay
into courts and palaces" The Joint High
Commission owned tho wrong of dcpredating
on our commerce, and agreed to pay for it.
and he rGjOiced that the American people had
patience to await such contamination. lie
rejoiced that VIC did not go to war with a ma
tiOn Of the same race, language and religion.
that is doing so much for civilization and
Christianity. lie then paid glowing tribute
to the laws OF the United States, which &C.
corded justice and protection to all alike, aud
expressed himself decidedly in favor of the
elevation OF woman, and hoped the day was
not distant when women would receive the
same pay for the same service as men. The
right Of women, he continued, to rarticipate
in tho Government of the country whenever
they ask for it cannot be denied, and nation
would be all the better and purer for their
participation. He condemned tho exercise
OF war power in time of peace In time of
peace man should be tried by jury, but in
time Of war an armed rebel should be shot,
Attempts had been made to clothc the Exc.
cutive with too much power, aud centraliza.
ton was the great danger of Republic
Local governments are the safeguard OF liberty
while the Federal Government is only needed
to protect the citizen. Liberal and kindly
action on tho part of the General Government
was ueedcd to heal the wounds of the South.
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RAILROAD MoNOPoLIEs.-On the subject
Of railroad combinations, tho New York
Herald says:
''In former times a great deal was said
about the gigantic power and monopoly Of the
United States Bank. Mr.. BiddIe, who had
control Of that institution, was compared to
monarch, aud he welded vast power. 1t was
question at ono time which was strongest.
he or tho President of tho United States, and
had he been a man of less Vigor and determi.
nation than Gen. Jackson in the presidential
chair, then BiddIe might have been victorious.
We have seen also the great power of the
present national bank organization, especially
over the Legislation Of Congress, though tho
institution cannot have that concentration of
action or influence through one individual or
few individuals that the old bank had, No
doubt the United States Bank was a danger.
Gus monopoly, particularly when it became
POLITICAL machine and the national bank rs.
socIatiOus are monopoly, not less powerful,
over the industry and means Of the people.
and, where they can have u common object, lit.
tic the less in political affairs But neither tho
the one nor the other possessed the influence
OF that new power which our railroad system
has developed. A few railroad mognates-
kings, as they have not improperly been called
control municipal authorities, State Lcgis>
latures, Governors, the judiciary, capitalists,
politicians, and, in great measure, the ma,
terial interests of the country.
Vanderbilt, with tho New York Central
and Hudson river and Harlem railroads :;
Gould and Fisk, with the Eric and its branches;
Thomson and Scott. with the Pennsylvania
Central and its ramifcations, and Garrett with
tho Baltimore and Ohio and its connections,
WELD power over States and statesmen and
the community greater than that of the Presi.
dent of the United States, or that of most
monarchs in this age. Many OF tho leading
politicians are associated or interested with
them; they command the votes Of an army
Of employees, and If their political influence
should not be sufficient to control government,
they have enormous wealth to buy their way
through all obstacles"
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5000 POUNDS
TIE GREAT EAIR CUTLER!
FARMERS. NOTICE.!

I AN nov purchasing WOOL Of all Grade. T..
which the Cash viii be paid. 'O'
May 2: JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
ttSRM Frs SCPPLIES.-G CrsdI.s,
\ SSy th"s. titles, "het StoBcs, Water Krrs
EoG's. Crndls FiREers, SBraths, &c For cal. be
'Isy % i7''. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
L IN good order, for sale "S
JAS. LAW uooPr
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SUDDEN DEATH.-The Washington City
Republican says that on Monday morning a
man by the name OF VIM. T. Mcdonald. about
a years Of age was found dead in his shop on
Bridge street, Georgetown, under circumstan-
ces which led many to suppose he had COM
mltted suicide, rs it was currently reported
that tho deceased had procured an ounce of
laudanum. 1t is said that the deceased has
children living in Martinsburg, W. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-11

PAUPEHIsM.-In England pauperism has
become frightlul. Its magnitude is now readi-
~ appreciated, from the fact that its relief is
matter of law, and is brought under single
bureau of the Government. Under existing
poor>laws the English Government disburses
upwards of $40 100000 This covers, how
ever, all the expense of work.houses, which
combine orphan and founding asylums, hos.
pitfalls and almshOuscs. But besides the in
mates Of these institutions, there is an i'm,
mense class of persons receiving Temporary
relief, and called the outdoor poor The
portion OF outdoor poor to indoor poor is
seven to two, and there is one pauper TO ev-
cry twenty inhabitants in England and Wales.
In London, few years slice, the ratio of pri
vate to public relief was about forty cents ON
the dollar, and the contributions and poor
rates Of the capital, averaged something over
four dollars to each inhabitant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-11

Tue LATE Dir. J. II. W. DUxnAR.-Tbis
eminent physician, most estimable gentleman
and Christian philauthropist died at his resi-,
deuce in Baltimore on Monday Sd Instant
His remains were conveyed to Winchester for
interment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The proclamation
of the treaty of Washington, dated Yesterday.
commences as follows:
by the President IF the United States of
america
4 PROCLAMATION
Whereas a treaty between tho United
States OF America and her Majesty the Queen
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
ireland, concerning the settlement of all caus
es of difference between the two countries.
was concluded and signed at Washington by
the high commissioners and rlenipotcntiarics
oil tho respective Governments on the Sth day
OF May last, which treaty is word for word as
follows:
[Here follows the treaty, aud the procInma
ton concludes i
And whereas the said treaty has been dulv
ratified on both parts, aud the respective ra.
tifcations Of the same were exchanged in the
city of London on the 18th day of June, 1871.
by Robert g. Schenck, envoy extraordinary
and minister PlenipOtentiary Of the United
States, and Earl Granville, her Maiesty's
principal secretary of State for foreign affairs
on the part Of their respective Governments ::
Now, therefore, be it known that l. ULYSSES
S. Grant, President of the United States of
America, have caused the said treaty to be
made public, TO the end that the same and
every clause and article thereof may be OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof In
witness whereof have hercunto set nv hand.
and caused the seal Of tho United States to
be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this fourth
day of July, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and Feventyoue, and of
the independence of the United States tho
ninety-sixth. u. S. GRANT.
By tho President:
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State.
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Fatal ARRAY.

We rc.Hublish from San Antonio, Texas.
paper the following account of the killing Of
n man by name of Smith, by DR.. Geo. l.
Lindsey, formerly of this County and we'll.
known to many of cur people. The ex.rac.
speaks for itself and is the only information
We have upon the subject:
On Monday evening ubont Z o'clock. n Mr..
IL. ID. Smith and DIR. Lindsey, both siran.
gers in this city, had an alteration at Wards
Boarding. house. on the Plaza, which resulted
in the instant killing of Mr.. Smith. VIVA,
the disagreement was about. VIC have been
unable TO definitely ascertain. The witnesses
before tho Coroncr'S Jury were YIN Schultz.
Richard Saunders and John q. Ward. each
testified, positively. that the shooting was
done Ivy nr. l.ind-cy. Smith was lar:c and
powerful man while DR.. L;ndsey is on the
other extreme. Smith wa. secn IN have DIR.
Lindsey down and holding both hands he
then released him, TCmarkinG that he did not
like to hurt him and hoped 10 be let aIonc.-
ne pistol was once taken from Lindsey by
witness Schultz, hut he procured another and
accomplished the killing before any one could
prevent it. The two had taken a friendlv
drink together only a few minutes before the
killing at kennedy's Saloon. Smith was
from Alton, H.. aud Lindsey from Virginia.
The latter is now in Jail to await tho action of
the Grand Jury. The fatal ball entered
Smiths groin, causing inward bleeding the
wound on the head was caused by being struck
with the pistol.
The following is the evidence as adduccd
before the Coroncr's Jury:
Mr.. Schultz being duly sworn upon his oath
depoSes and says: II was in Mr. Wards
Livery Stable, which is jnining tho room
where the deceased md Dr. Lindsey were
lodging, when about o'clock Z. NJ, | heard
some quarreling going on between the two.
l and Richard Saunders entered the room
and We saw DR.. Lindsey with a cooked pistol
in his hand aud the deceased holding both
his hands. We took the pistol out of the
hands of DR.. Lindsey aud took the sarue TO
the stable. l went and told Mr.. Ward what
had been going on and he went with me to the
room. Just as VIC entered Dr. Lindsey fred
shot out of another pistol he had cooked in
his hand. ran out aud then heard a Sec
ond shot fired; when after como minutes |
entered the room again, the deceased was Iy>
ing on the floor he was breathing yet but
did not speak. When heard the auareliuc
and went to the room DR.. Lindsey was CRYING
out, 81 am going to shoot you," IL am going
to shoot you" After had taken the pistol
from the hand of DIR. Lindsey the deceased
let loose his hold aud said to the Doctor
"he quiet, l am not going to hurt you"
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PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY.

HAVING becn appointed Agent for the abovG
company, will pay prompt ntiOn to the re-
"sNai 81 the old business Of the Company a nd
aisp' viii attend to ell DrW business PnT1fruI,r
attention paid TO the InsuraHre Wheat IN SIar h..
. Any On" wishing Insurance IN ihis or sdipiutnr
promptly. ""
"dics with DR.. w. p. Alexander. DufTi. Id... J.G
- ". a.. Il A. ALEXANDER.
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"A young elephant and pair of bear
cubs have been received at the Genital Park,
New York:
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

I'VE und'rsigned. rs agent hSs cpen.d in ,b.
= T""i" formerly occupied - TirDinr E.,nh.
.ni"t NJ on Main street. W,si end II ChaTiestswn
a store "hr'' isHii''' may lee supplied With
CHOICE GROCERIES.
SurHTR. C,fI"ca. Tsa.. Mulls..s. I,,co, r,r.....
|FsS kerr Srii. Spice. S-'a ps. &c. nIso
FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY. &C.
general a-soHrIcnt H,u.ckr0psrs ard o,L...
A' "S!S'i'' 1" can ALBERT MiLIER
Juno 20. ISL "'''s v miller.
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FEVER AND AGUE.
HEALTH BEAUTIFUL

STRONG AND PURE RICH OOD-IN-
CREASE Of FLESH AND WEIGHT
CIEAR SKIN and BEA lTIFUI, COM.
PLENlON SECURED to IL
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DIE. ID I'D w $3.50
PERFECT PERGhTUE Pills.

perfectly iastc!'Ss. elegantly coated wish sw,rt
gum, purEo,f regulate. purity .rlcs aEastrer-sI-
Gu LAh"RE FliIs tar the 81 y ~ disurClr,S Il
the Stomach, Liver. Bowels, Eifncv- Elsd,i,r
Nervous plscAscs UgRIacLcs. CunstIpatipn O.,
uEcnrs-. migration, Dysp' p=is BilIi6u-n.ss Ri
!i"us Fever IThammH 81 the How IL Pile and
Dcrdngemcnis OF the Iatcrnal Visrcra Wrrr,p,,d
!" enc n POSITIVE cure. Purely Vegetable, con
, ~ O'sefye the following sym1tnIn. rcslltIn,
from Di""rd"Ts g! the piE"StIve OrCans:
C"nstPatI"n. 10 ward PIIrs. FulInrFs Of tn. Ulaod
IN TIE Head ACIdIfy Of The Stomach. NAUSEA Heart
burn Disgust of Foot, FuIlmess or Wcrrht in ,b.
stomach. Sour ErucIa tons. Sinking or FIuItcrn
At the PIT Of the Stomach. S~ inning Of thc He'd
Hurried and Difficult Ircathing
a i"" doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
'vstSTn FROM u the above named dfsordcrs pic
% co"is per BOX SOLD ny DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AND True" send ono Is,tor.
clamp to RADWAY & CO., No 81 Maiden I.nr
N"w YORK. Information worth thousauds al he
sent you. Jafy ~ I-=t-Iv
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NOTICE 70 ALI

k1EHSuNS ~ any wi'e indebted to me on account
are hereby noIIEcd to cCmc forward nj I,o',;
date the came by let OF August or the Ia will be
put III force without respect 90 persons
JOHN W. BROWN
y,o 80, HrOWn'S Crossing, D. 4 q. r. n
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very Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BlG0D PURIEIFP.


EreTy drop Of the SARSAPNRILLIAS EESOI
Hr.Sl communicate through the Hood Sweat
Clhe' ana DINER HuIdF and juices Of the Eysrer n.
rSo ~ me- Tor itTepaiTs the the BODY with
"e" aud sound material. SCrufua, Syph!IIs Con
sumption. GlandUiRr disease CIccTs IN the d.,
pate oil the system, Sore Eyes, StTutn0Tuu. de-.
charges from the EAa and the worst fDrns a., SIT,
diseases, ETuptiOEP. FC. Cr Sores Scald Hid Ri
Worm Salt Rhcum, Erysipe lac, Acne BIRck Srofs
Worms IN the Flesh, TumOrs, Cancers in Inc
WOMB. ana all weakening and painful discbarges
Hlsht S"eat" Lose OF Sperm and all wastes of the
lie principle are within the curative range of mi.
wonder OF Modern ChcInIstry, ard 4 few dnv., u.c
VIII prove 10 any peTson using II for either Of he.e
IoTIHS OF disease ltS potent power o cure them
II the patient, daily becoming reduced hv the
"astcs ana decomposition that .
6rcssI"g' succeeds IN arrcstnG these wastcR and
FepaITs the ENIne with new material nat. e.,
VIII ahd Goes secuTC-a cure IL certain: f.T when
once tins remedy commences iiS wuIk Of rurtf a
tIon' and succeeds in diInin the loss zs,,
hs repairs viii be rapid and every DAY the ratieDt
%;il iccI himself grown better and Etruprcy tic
'O"T Hig"r'lng better appetite proving al 4 .sh
and weight inCTCAEiuC.
Not only does the SNEsArAErLLl,S EFro,yr~-
excel all Known remedial EcrniG in the ,u,c a,
chronic. ScTD'uiouH. Con ttrI'nnaI md SKIN dis.
cA6'r' but II - IN" only posiiIye cure tor
kidney and Bladder Complaints
Urinary, and Womb disease. G:-syrI D;,b,,,,
nr"pst, Stnppagc Of Wafer. IHCUn tin,Ice Of rip.
hiish''s Disease, Al"uiniuuriH, End in n I cayrs
vince there nTc brick -Guft t ra-ft- or the yrate ,
ui'k' cloudy. mixed with sub. rzuc"- like tue white
OF IN egg, ar tI"c1's Ike white nli ~ there i.
Hi'frIH '"P'h' 10! ou- aTprE raurr. aud wl.c Lone.
sensation when .'rss'g vstcr. sa a u. the small
.! fi:r ia .& and along tin. f.piu
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T U BLIC SALE
OF
LAND IN BERKELEY COUNTY.


RT virtue ola Deed Of Trust. bearing dat. on thu
- 6th day Of June. 1860, given bV r. Il HoIJj. -
the nnsersiZned a. Trustee, Of Record IN tbe Re.
order - Office Of Berkeley county, W. Va 10 81,
cure the Payment Of THREE bondS given bv 80
Hollis TO Thomas Brown Trustce- sjT the dSf,IS:J
payments on said Iand-encb for the sun Of . 396
Co. and payable respectively on the lst a. 81 n.
t0ber, 1863. the 9Th day Of June $50 md m. az
9th day of June 7sGg-ihe rSyo bSnSs tat y.
be nrs' SAth'd-ihe undersigned will cHsT ~ 80
At PGpl!e Auction. At II O'eiozk. 81 in font o.
county. e''OH
SATURDAY, Jn!y sm. 1871,
certain TRACT 0, parcel Of LAND Ceopvcv,d,,
aid trust) situated and lying in the 81 ii -
berkeley on the road leading rom Emitb6.I3 ~
bunker Iiiil' and shout tEo mile from dc $780,
John Chapman H.d Others, and contsinfon ~
a7re'' rood" End 90 poles. The iTnp,oTI6sS1.
consist Of good RANE DWELLING H0frSs
lseven roons) and q good BARN TLeT. = -.
noe Spring the hoUse
isnanrs interest 10 the growing crops IL e1s
Of April. 1872. TERN&-CASH.- - 'D' ''' 'Ay
JOSEPH TRAPNELL.
June 6. 1871.
oPE. all sizes; Water Kegs, TubS and WaSE
STAY 30. Is7I. MoCURDY DUEE-
MecURDY L DUKE.
RRIGH Steel Hoes. ?. J. and fine fork. sbov.Is
~ ana Snathes' Iust received and for SAFE bv
MoCCKDY 4 DUKE.
ARREST supplies Of all kinds Tin our lint
-HIt SEeNeh ana Tor sale By
May 30. 1871. MoCGRDY 4 DUKE.
TEATER Coolers. ChiIdrens Walters T,o,o.,SI..
neU.) other walters Of all siEes CbanobIS
Sets just received and for sale BY
May 80. ISL MeCURDY 4 DUKE.
A LARGE stock Of TInEsre Of all kinds fer al.
~ MeCCRDY DUKE
RRAsS Preserving Kettles. iron Spoons, I..SLr,
~ Fiesh Eorks. Tin Plate. and other baSvest sun
pines Tor saIe By MeCURDY DUKE
. \ DOL. Harvest Rakss, G rain Cradle. R.v,h.J
%0 and Wbet Stones, for sale bv NDs@
May 80. 1871. BIcCURDY 4 DUKe
SPERM LUBRICATING OIL,-Th.eh....
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Gbinery Of All kind only IS eents per gSIIon-
and for sal. by NJ = N.'SSSSSIISN.eqS
June 6. 1871. - ~-@0CNs
M ACHINE OIL. Lard. Fisb AID Neat FS5i
AVA OIL. At greatly reduced prizes; Ala ~. -,
quality Of L16rieatnG Coal OH AZ the veSy Iossts