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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-14

ARE BOOK s.-WANTED-Rare old
IL American Books S. for Robert B. Thomas
Almanac for 1893 50 for 1895. Any person having
rare old American Books such the works of Rich
ard, Increase, Samuel, Eleazer, Cotton Mather, or
any Of the works of the first New England writers,
or DR.. Franklin's genuine Poor Richards Almanac,
or any American almanac in good condition printed
prier to 1852, or Ancient Indian Narratives, any
rare American newspaper, pamphlet &C., can hear
of purchaser by stating price, condition, &c, and
addressing JAMES 7. MOULTON,
fe 14.d&w1m No. Carnes street. Lynn, Mass.
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A MBLY HALL.

z
The REGULAR ASSEMBLIES for Skating at the
above Hall will take place every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at O'Clock,
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at o'clock, and every SATURDAY morn
ing at 10
Every MONDAY and WEDNESDAY NIGHT, at
o'clock, the Rink will be open EXCLUSIVELY for
gentlemen and youths.
The PRICE OF ADMISSION. with the use of
Skates is so cents for single ticket or So per dozen
Children, under IL years of age, 25 cents.
At the Afternoon Assemblies Ladies' and Boys will
only be charged rs cents. NH 7--tf
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attention. knights The ushers and
committeeman appointed TO attend to the du
ties incident to the theatrical benefit to be
given to the fraternity this evening, are re-
quested to meet in the library of Py THAN Hall /,
corner Eleventh and Main streets, at 6 o'clock
this evening, prompt.
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Badly Injured Last night when the
torchlight procession was in front of the The
atre, some one fred off large pop-cracker,
which caused number of horses to become
unmanageable, during which they ran over
and trampled ON one of the spectators, a col
ored man, who received several severe bruises
about his head and body, and had one of his
legs broken. He was attended to in Wagner's
drug store, and taken to his home in the lower
part of the city. We did not learn the suffer-
er's name.
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PRESUMPTION Has Found It's Linait-h
Donf Ertend Just No,o as Far as
S27S,776-H Reaches Only to $l21, 484
of The Money Of the an-Burthened Peo-
pile Of Nrginia.
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ELECTION OF SENAToR.-Hon. John w.
Johnston was elected to-day at noon
United States Senator from Virginia, to
succeed himself for six years from the end
end of his late term. Colonel John r..
Popham, of Bath, received the votes of
Republican members.
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SHALL You GIVE THAT MONEY 2--Gen.
Malone, without authority from his COM
pauy, modestly asks the General Assembly
to give him, out of the pockets of the tax
burthened people of Virginia, $121.484.
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Mr. James III. Ford, who was arrested
some days ago on the charge OF being lunatic,
was yesterday sent to the Insane Asylum at
Staunton. He is believed to be hopeessly in
sane. Mr.. Ford, it will be remembered, was
for long time secretary of the Democratic
city central committee, and was considered one
of its brightest lights
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WANTS.

VXTANTED.-A PARTNER In the Wholesale Lii
w auor Business, with from one to two thousand
dollars. Business already established. Profits large
Address, stating when an interview may be had,
NH ll-5t* "MORGAN," Richmond P. o.
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A CdN--The Rev. II. Lansing Burrows,
one of our most talented young divines, has
accepted call to the First Baptist Church at
Bordentown, New Jersey. He will leave for
his new field of labor in about two weeks. We
congratulate the congregation on their selec-
tion. s,
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AMUsEMENTs.
DIoHMoND THEATRE.

IL -
BERGER FAMILY SWISS BELL RINGERS,
For ONE NIGHT ONLY, for the BENEFIT of the
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 14rH.
vocalists Harpists, volinists and Cornet Players.
Assisted by the Great Humorist, SOL SMITH RUS
Sell, Miss MAUD STANLEY, Soprano Vocalist,
WILL, X. LAVAKE, Balladist, j. HENRY GARD
NER, Cornet Soloist, and other talent will appear
chime Of 150 Silver Bells, the finest ever imported
into the United States. YOUNG LADIES SILVER
C0RNET BAND. The entire company in New and
casion.
As- Reserved seats can be had of Messrs. West &
Johnston. NH l3-2t
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WE print to-day the card of General
Joseph R. Anderson and others, respecting
the contract for the new gasometer. The
importance of the subject to the tax-pay-
ing public, and the responsible character
of the signers, entities it to careful
perusal.
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r OVAL CLAIMANTS.-C Congress having passed a
/ law to appoint three Commissioners to examine
and consider the Justice and validity of CLAIMS for
Stores and Supplies including the loss of vessels
boats employed in the service of the United States
within the Southern States, belonging to loyal citi
xens, respectfully invite oil persons having such
claims to communicate with me on the subject at
once as the time is limited to two years.
II, M. dARNETT,
U. s. Claim Agent,
NH 13-1w 1904 Main street, Richmond
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The Berger Family of Swiss Bell Ringers
give benefit to the Order of knights of
Pythias to- might at the Theatre. Of course
the house will be crowded.
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admitted TO Practice Mr.. Walter
Winn, coored, was admitted to practice at
the bar of the United States District court to-
day, on the recommendation of j. FL. Shields,
ESQ
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Personal.-Hon. Hugh L. Bond, United
States Circuit Judge, arrived in the city this
morning, and is the guest of Mr.. M. L. Plea
SAINTS, clerk of the Circuit court
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Conpicts. aud Samuel Williams,
colored, were received at the penitentiary to-
day, for two years each, from Prince George
county, for house breaking.
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PURITY VERSUS poIsoN.-There is as much
difference between PHALON's yITALIA OR SAIL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR, and the filth charged
har-darkners, as between the Pool of Bethesda that
an angel stirred, and fever-breeding mud pond
The vITALIA is crystalline fiuid, without single
impurity or noxous property, and the naturainess
Of the shades it imparts to grey hair is unequaed
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There is no better exercise than roller
skating. We would advise persons of seden-
tary habits particularly to patronize the Skat-
ing Rink. 1t will be open tonight.
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MISTER, IF you Amt GOT FIVE CENTS,
GIN ME TWO.
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TuuRsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
is strongly recommended as the best dentiirics
KNOWN 1t cleanses and preserves the teeth hardens
the gums, sweetsns the breath; and, containing no
acid or gritty substance, is perfectly harmless an
can be used daily with great advantage Sold py all
aruggists. Price, 26 and 90 cents per bottle.
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CLAIM AGENTS.

r OVAL CLAIMANTS AGAINST THE UNITED
IL States for Quartermasters, Commissarys' Stores,
Lumber, Cattle, Horses, Provender, &C., &c. by act
of Congress, March Sd, 1871, can be paid by filing
their claims before the Commission. Accounts care
fully prepared on the proper forms, No. by
CHANDLER, MORTON SHIELDS,
Attorneys at Law,
Corner Tenth and Bank streets, Rooms 2, 8 and a,
Richmond, Va. NH i5-d&wlm
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LOCAL NEWS.
Peace Celebration.

GRAND TORCH LIGHT Observation-Disclosures
ILLUMINATfeN-sPEEcHE &c.
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UNTIL AT LAST HE PUT DOWN RIGHT BOW
WHICH THE SAME NYE HAD DEALT UNTO Me
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements of Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent,
&c., not exceeding three four lines Will be In
serted under the proper headings at TWENTY-FIVE
GENTS, for one inserton two insertions for FOR
TY CENTS; three insertions, SIXTY CENTs-in-
vsriabIy CASH IN ADVANCED
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Franklin street, opposite Ballard House.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK.
NEW STARS,
NEW ACTS.
The only Variety Theatre now open in the city.
GRAND GALA WEEK.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE FEMALE MIN
STRELS.
Admisson-l0, 25 and so cents
NH T-6t
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Co. made six bids, each involving some varia-
tion in specification. Of these six, the one for
$43, 800 is for the same specifications as the
Tredegar Company in all material respects.
Now, the committee ought to have seen that
Messrs. Tanner Go. give them in these
figures their own measure of the difference be.
tween their bid on the ten smail-column plan
of SAT, 500 and the Tredegar Company's bid.
To repeat: The offers of Tanner & Co. show,
If they show anything, that they consider the
work they offered for SAT, 500 worth only
$1,000 more than that offered by the Tredegar
Company, whereas the committee actually
proposed to give them Sic, ,050 more than the
Tredegar Company's offer.
In conclusion, your petitioners beg to say to
your honorable body that they come before
you primarily to complain of disregard of
the interests of the city in this that it is pro-
posed to pay to Messrs Tanner Il Co., in round
numbers, $4,000 more than other responsible
citizens offer substantially the same thing for.
Your petitioners concur that one of their num-
ber, the Tredegar Company, were entitled to
the work on the ground that they were the
10 ~ est bidder.
Your petitioners hereby agree, however, to
waive all claim as lower bidders than Tanner
q Co. on condition that your honorable body
will now direct the committee to furnish to the
three bidders in this city, and any other parties
they desire. copy of the specifications they
prefer for the gas holder, with the privilege to
I
and with further understanding that the
lowest bd-home- bid, if the Council prefers
shall be accepted, provided they regard it
reasonable in amount and from a responsible
party and this action your petitioners respect
fully request the Council to take after recon-
sidering the vote of Monday last on the report
of the Committee on Light.
At the same time, that there may be no mis-
understanding of position, it is proper that
your petitioners should declare that. if the
committee had conferred with them as they did
with Messrs. Tanner & Co. after opening the
bids, they would have been willing then, as
they are now, to take the contract ON the spe
cifcatons it is proposed Messrs. Tanner & Co.
should work ION, at saving to the city of
| $1,000, say for the sum of $4,000.
| JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
F. 7. GLASGOW,
ARCHER ANDERSON,
r. ARCHER,
r. s. ARCHER,
| For the Tredegar Company.
TALBOT & SoNs.
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rNsArrATR ARCHER, WILL NOT LESS SUFFICE ?
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Hence the surprise OF your petitioners when
their engineer, calling to take the promised
copies, was refused by the superintendent on
the ground that a member of the house of
Tanner d Go. had forbidden the papers being
shown to any one.
But the previous examination of one of our
engineers enables us to approximate, we be-
lieve, very nearly, the true state of the case
He reports that he believes that the quantity
Of work we respectively offered is little. if at
all, less than the city would get of Tanner &
Co. for $47, 900.
Now, we do not assail the motives of any
one. But there are some circumstances con-
nected with the matter which we would do in
justice to ourselves not to state in the strongest
terms. We allude to the fact that the commit
tee showed preference to the highest bidders
by comforting with them after the bids were
opened, thus giving them an opportunity, ex-
tended to neither OF your petitioners, to ex-
plain their plans and specifications and we
further have authentic information that the
committee did confer with that party about
price and did in fact come 10 an understand
ing with Tanner d Co., unknown at the time
to your petitioners, their competitors and
lower bidders, by which they obtained Tanner
" Co.'s assent to reduction OF $500 in their
bid and in this your petitioners complain
of q violation of the sanctty of sealed pro-
posals, under which they were induced to
make their tenders to the city. Your petit
TONERS submit that if ii was admissible to
call in the bidder who charged $47, 500 to re-
duce his bid to S47, 900, it would have been
much more proper to have sent for the lowest
bidder, who offered the work for $36, $50, and
have made to him this communication awe
have three bids for this work from three estab-
lishments in the city, all equally responsible.
Their plans for the holder are substantially the
same. One of the bidders, however, offers
columns that we prefer to yours, but his offer
is much higher than will make up for the
difference in the cost. Would you not be
willing to furnish for SAC, 900 all that he asks
SAT, 500 for 2" Now, it is further matter of
complaint that the committee did not make
known the several bids to the Council. 1t is
plain that if the committee were in error the
Council must thus fall inte the same error.
The following is a list of the bids and bid .
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ON ST. PATRIOK'S DAY, MARCH nth.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
JL Whitaker, Walter Mahoney,
James Hays, VIM Rankin,
James McGraw, VIM Kelly,
DR. J A Simons, John Ahern,
Capt VIM English, John Gallagher,
Brophy, P Fennessey,
DR. Mahoney, + j Kelley,
j P Cowardin, James Golden.
MANAGERS:
Gen. P. 4. Moore, Chairman.
His Ex Gilbert Walker, Hon Kelley, Mayor,
Gen Henry A Wise, Hon James Lyons,
James A Cowardin, Col H Cabell
Col Albert Ordway, John Purcell
DR. ] Cullen, Capt William English,
James Fl Dooley, Courtney Jenkins,
Joseph English, Thomas Wynne,
John M Higgins, Daniel Brosnahan,
Robert Kerse Michael Murphy,
John Devl'n, Lawrence Lottier,
James P Cowardn, Robert English,
John Pizzini, Ernest Wilt,
Frank Kelley, Lucien Lewis,
Walter Mahoney, Jemes McGraw,
Thomas OFarren, j G Baker,
David Fitzgerald, Michael Ready,
William Smons, William Rankin,
Patrick McGoverp, John II Walsh,
James Golden, Joseph Augustine,
Capt + Kennedy, John Il Knowles,
D Anteotti, PFBoyie,
Capt W Lloyd, John Ginnochi,
A Bravi.
-:O:-
RH TICKETS admitting Lady and Gentleman,
81; admitting Gentleman and two ladies, I'll 60
For sails at various places and the night OF the
Ball at the Assembly Hail.
A SPLENDID FESTIVAL and large sum for the
noble cause are anticipated. NH It'd
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GRAND BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF SssS-
THE CATHOLIC MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
AT ASSEMBLY HALL,
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IMMIGRATION.
Interesting Letter from Colonel Frank
Scheller.

We print below letter from Colonel
Frank Schaler, of the immigration Bu-
reau, to which the attention of all parties is
called:
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DIR. SCHENCK
ADVISES CONSUMPTIVES
TO GO TO
FLORIDA In WINTER.

Having for the last thirty.fve wears devoted
my whole time and attention 10 the study of
lung diseases and consumption, feel that
understand fully The course that ought T. be pur-
sued to restore tolerably bad case Of diseased
lungs TO healthy soundness. The first aud
most important step is for the patient 10 avoid
taking cold, and the best Of all places on this
continent for this purpose in winter, is Florida,
we'll down III the State, where the temperature
is regular, and not subject TO such variations as
in m re Northern Ian udes. Pala.ka is point
can recomend. A good hotel is kept there by
Peterman. Last winter saw several persons
there whose lungs had been badly diseased but
who under The healing influence Of The climate
and my medicines, were getting WE'LL
One hundred miles further down the river is
point which | would prefer TO Palalka, as the
temperature is more even and the air dry and
bracing. Mellonvlle and Enterprise are loca-
ted there. should give deciced preference
TO Mellonvlle. II is two miles from river or
lake, and it seems almost impossible TO take
cold there. The tables in Florida might be bet
ter, and patients complain at times but that is
good sign, as 1t indicates return OF appetite. and
when this is the case they eeneraIlo increase in
flesh, and then the lungs must heal.
Jacksonville, Hiberna, Green Cove, and many
other places IN various parts of Florida, can be
safely recommended to consumptlves in winter.
My reasons for saying SO are that patients
are less liable TO take cold there than
where there is less even tempera ure
and it is rot necessary to say that con-
sumptive person exposes himself TO frequent
colds he is certain to die shortly. Therefore
my sdvice is. go well down into the State out
of the reach o. prevailing east winds and iogs
10 rkennv'' '--~~' o,Lo- ~ ~" I0"ol-
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LAUCK'S
TEMPLE OF FANCY.

THE undersigned has large stock Of the fol-
j. lowing articles
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
Certainly the largest and finest assortment ever
offered for sale. All style, and prices.
Bound Books Juveniles and Toy Books, in
endless variety, ranging in price from cent 10
as many dollars.
RICH RARE AND BEAUTIFUL TOYS.
Large and small framed Pictures, call Bells,
Wood, Pewter, Tin aud Iron Toys in great pro-
fusion.
CHINA GOODS.
Beautiful Vases, China Cups" and Toys.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Consisting of Violins, Guitars, Musical Boxes,
Flutes, Flfes, Accordeons, from % cents up,
Banjos, Tamborines, Harmonicans, Toy
Drums, &c. Also Guitar, Banjo, Violin
Strings, Bridges, Screws, &c.
FASHIONABLE STYLES GENUINE PLA-
TED AND JETT' JEWELRI.
Embracing all the different varieties worn by
Ladies. Gents, and Misses. Such as Neck
Charms. Cuff and Shirt Buttons, Cluster Pins,
Rings, sc.
W. B LAUCK,
No. l2, East German St,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
N.B.-Old Rag, Of a greenish hue, embel-
lished with ChaseS photographs, cheerfully ac-
cepted 10 payment for all kinds OF goods.
W. b. l..
Jan 81, 1871. If
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HOW SOON WE ARE FORGOTTEN

O. how soon re are forgotten,
When we rest beneath The cod
And our fee, no longer wander
Der The paths we Oft have ifod
When the form that was 30 cherished
With love bo;h pure and deep.
Lies within the esr,h's dark bosom,
In its long. last, quiet sleep.
For few brief dsya. it may be
Had we home and kindred dear,
When they meet around The hearIhsione.
There will be lack Of cheer
As vscan, seat viii tell them
OF affections broken ties
And their thoughts perchance will wander
Where The dreamless sleeper lies.
But should stern fate deprive US
OF a brigh, and cheerful home
And in WEAKNESS OF spirit.
Ger lfe's rugged way we rosn;
When the golden Jboul is broken.
And the lone one finds rest;
Twill excite no dread commoIon
10 one pspIiallng breast
Yet ms we'll lha, thus il should be.
In lle's brief revolving year,
Else this world Of budding beauties
Would become a vale Of tears
When the soul auuned 10 sadness.
And by sorrow overcast.
Would enshrine The brightest future
With sad mem rIes Of the past.
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How Brave Men Die.

Both French and Germans have men
Of heroic mold in their armies. A late
letter to The Cincinnati Gazette mentions
two as follows
General Rensull is dead. AmputaIion
could not save him. As his breath short
ened Sister Of Charity said, Shall We
pray for you J! The dying soldier re-
piled. "Prty for France These were
his las, words. They were a. earnest as
des,h. The scene was touching. But
there was touching one at the Amer-
can amtulsn"e. One Of the Saxon wound
ed died. He had dictated letter TO his
parents, in which he said IL fell in The
bauIe OF The 3lsi before Paris. | hope
my wound is no, serious, but | ain IN
Gods hands. srnd my love 10 all my
brothers and sisters, and pray God 10 lake
care Of you. Every thing has been done
for me, and am very Ihspkiul for The
kindness Of these good people. Your al
leclionale Guslsve." In the deIlrlous
moment. he exclaimed How besu'l.
iuI the Spring time o. the flowers, The
flowers, how should like to have some J"
Some were brought. All 10 the large tent
were deeply affected. Soldiers sobbrd
on their pillows. Al were melted and
impressed by the paIhos in The death Of
this simple hearted and devoui Saxon SOL
der He died taking in hIs beautiful de-
lrrium OF the Spring time end The flowers.
and his soui psssed out Of our sight TO
where the flowers never wlrher, and
where there is but one season, an "that
one season an eternal Spring.
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER

at 81, so per annum in advance, or if paid with
IN two months after the date of subsc ription:
II not paid within two months So will be
charged. These terms will be strictly ad-
hered TO.
Advertisements of one square or less, for
thee insertions or less 81 so, and so cents per
square for each additional insertion. Larger
ones in the same proportion. The space of
II lines wHl constitute a square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
sScve rates, on yearly advertisements.
If the number of insertions be not marked
en- the advertisement, when sent in, it will be
published and charged accordingly.
Sos PAINTING will be executed with neat
sess and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
for at the rate of so cents per square, ~ lines,
for one insertion.
To avoid any Misunderstanding on the part
OF the Annual Advertisers, it is proper TO state
distinctly thst their privilege only extends to
their own immediate business. Real Estate Le-
gal aud oil other advertisements sent by them
10 be an additional charge, and no variation.
No paper discontinued until all srrearsges
are paid up, unless at the option Of the editor.
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Il NTI.FREEZING Cis,ern Pumps,
"A Hydraulic Cement. for sale by

Il NTi.FREEZING Cistern Pumps.
a Hydraulic Cement, for sale by
Nc Curdy E. Duke.
1NHE Improved Eagle Hay, Straw and
4 Stalk Gutter. cuts FIVE different
lengths, also the improved Delaware Corn
Shelter, double and single spout. Tor sale
by McCurdy 8. Duke.
yPHE largest stock of fine Table and
I Pockel Cutlery in The county, will be
found a, Nc Curdy g. Dukes.
KlVERY article in The Tinware line for
u sale by McCurdy g. Duke.
2pHOSE in want Of good Cook Slore
4 should cali on McCmdy g. Duke.
GLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
u Ohio Clover Seed for sale by
Nc Curdy E. Duke
TEDZIE'S Rain Water FIIerers, The
Il best article in use Tor sale by
McCurdy g. Duke.
BLASTING Powder and Fuse. Corn
ID Hampers, Coal Hods. for sale by
Nc Curdy 8, Duke.
DIBBS. Sunnyside. Sections and other
ID Fire Place Heaters, greatly improved
for 1870, will be delivered and pus up sl
short notice and guaranteed.
McCurdy 8. Duke.
4 LARGE stock of Buggy end Wagon
~ Whips, for sale oy
Nc Curly 8. Duke,
sept 10 Charlestown.