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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13
THE MARSH HARVESTER.

ImProred for II, ard again in Market !!
'(HiIS cheap durable ami lhbor-FaVinP REAPER
Il having given universal satisfaction inc IoEt
harvest Nc have again cOn-ruIed q act a. AGENTS
Tor lth sale IN this county, md have now on hondn
supply equal To the dema nd AMI solicit ca oTderS
TIE MARSH HARVESTER
Saves one. half the 2ensc of binding nna one man
Takiug of.
u saves tho board and wages of .hrse men
1t saves IN rrpAlrs. being strongly built and
simple IN Cons truCtion
saves its cost, 10y enSb ny the farmer 10 secure
.slVe and uncertain help.
900 RcTes. -E
1t caves at least to one busheI Of grain pcr acre
over other mRCh hines
There are mAIy other advRntaCcs in addition TO
the Hbnve which the Ma rsh
any other msChnr. and FArmcrc " IN A H.u o.,
give II thorough examination. nd ecIde upon il.
inertia accordingly.
60 Prompt Alteration will re given TO commupi-
cations addTcsE"d to the undersignrd:
VINCENT G. MOORE AGENT
keaIney svill~, JCfirrE"n county, w Va
JOHN ROWLAND. Agent,
Summit Point, Jefferson county, W Va
JUDe &, lS7l-Iu - -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13

WASHINGTON CONFEDERATE CEMETERY.
The General Appropriation Bill of the Penn.
sylvania Legislature contains an item of So 600
for the Confederate Cemetery, IIaSerstown.-
This sum had been inserted in the bill in the
Senate as Precaution against the failure of
the original bill aud passed both Houses
The original bill, approprinting IS 600. which
was drawn by Major II. X. Douglas, Presi-
dent Of the Cemetery Association, and intro
duced into the House of Representatives by
the Committee on Ways aud Means. after
passing two readings by handsome majority
failed, because of the sudden adjournment of
the Legislature.
The action o. the Pennsylvania Legislature
is in strong contrast with that of the mixed
aud narrow hearted majority of the West Vir.
ginia Legislature, which voted down the small
appropriation OF $1,000 to help to bury their
own dead who lie all over the fields Of Ant
ietam and Gettysburg. We hope the people
will at :heir next election select better set
Of men to represent both their heads and their
hearts, men who will pass sach \ bill as will
remove the stain that their recent Legislature
has put upon the people of that generous
State.-Rd2erstotrH Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13
Flooding Of New CLEANS.

The reports from this city, represents that
about three hundred squares are under wafer.
The inhabitants Of the flooded sections are
homeless, and the whole police free of the
city is engaged in boats aud skifTs in removing
them from the doomed section. and in efforts
to save as much property as possible.
The loss will be very great, aud the suffer.
ings Of the unfortunate residents. proportion.
ate t" the losses sustained. Approximations
have been entertained for many years. that in
consequence of the location of the city, there
was danger of destruction of large portion
OF 1t by water. The rise in the waters of the
Mississippi, and the streams and lakes cons
tiguous. have to an alarming and fearful ex-
tent, verified these apprehensious.
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Spirit of 9sffstsun.
CharestOwn, West Virg'a., June 10.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAIL-
ROAD,

It will be perceived from the following
letter Of Mr.. Collins, in answer to note ad-
dressed to him by McSsrs. Travers aud Me-
Donald, directors of the road, that the COM
paDy is ready to proceed vigorously with the
construction of the work all along the line in
the counties of Jefferson and Clarke, so soon
As the question of the right-Of,way shall have
been satisfactorily settled. Mr.. Collins ex-
presses the opinion that with such force as
he will be able to employ, the grading of the
road in the two counties referred to, will be
finished during the present year. We trust
that the land. holders on whose property the
road has been located will, when called on las
they will be sOOn) act promptly and liber-
ally on the important matter of the right of
way. The progress and completion of this
desirable work, are now made to depend in
great measure on their action.
FRONT ROYAL, June Sth, 1871.
Hon. WM. II. TRAvERs,
MAJOR \. w. McDoNALD.
GentLemeH:- our communication request
ing information, as to the probable time at
which work on the Shenandoah Valley Rail.
road, In the counties of Jefferson aud Clarke,
will be commenced, has been received.
In reply, beg leave to state that it is not
exPedient in the opinion of the Board of Di.
TeCtors, to commence any portion of the work,
IN either county, until the risht-of-way in
both has been secured, but so soon as this
!hail have been accomplished, operations will
be commenced aud vigorously prosecuted to
completion. 1t is supposed, that within three
or four weeks, all questions connected with
TIght-Ot>Way can be settled. If this be done
it is probable, that in less than six weeks. work
can be commenced at several points, and the
whole of the grading in these counties, com.
Pleted within the present year.
Yours, very respectfully,
PHILIP COLLINS,
SupeEintendant Z. ]. c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13

@ The Richmond Inquirer thinks it is
difficult foE Southern people to please the
present Administration. Formerly they had
no registry laws in Virginia; but in order to
conform with Northern ideas one was passed
which imPeratively requires the commission
ers to reject every ballot offered bv persons
not on the registry lists. Aud now the Con-
gressional enforcement bill directs that any
person entitled to vote shall be permitted to
do so whether he is registered or not. Four
commissioners of election have been arrested
IN one ward in Richmond, and bound over for
trial, for refusing at the recent election to re-
ceIve the votes Of negroes who had not been
registered Last fall gentlemen from various
parts OF the State were brought to Richmond
and examined before the United States Com
missioner on similar charges; and though they
were all discharged, they were put to great
Inconvenience and expense by the proceedings
instituted against the.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13


Convention may do, must be submitted to the
people for their ratification or rejection.-
They are the fnal afbiters after ali, and by
the verdict they may make, We arc content 70
abide. Our party, ever mindful Ofits ancient
landmarks, is willing to trust the people. Il
is now, as always. 10 favor Of sustaining the
supremacy Of the Constitution and laws and
We shall ever iueulcate an acquiescence in
their existing provisions, until they are an.
nulled. abrOgated or repealed by the lawfully
constituted authorities. A call Tor Conve6-
tiOn Is one of the recognized modes to obtain
relief from an OdiOus Or unjust Constitution,
aud We theref"re appeal with confidence to an
intelligent public sentiment in behalf of
Convention in this State.
The party to which we claim to belong has
bright future before il. To IL the ewes of
the whole nation are now turned for deliver.
ance. Let West Virginia be the foremost
State to uninrl the banner of Constitutional
liberty and republican government, and if we
are true to ourselves and our opportunities we
will be the means Of re establishing the rep
utation of our State upon n irm basis. and De
known and accepted as q child Of the Old Do.
minion that has not degeberated from her
ancient glory.
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u A Il RIED.

AZ Milton Valley. on the 9Th inst bv Rev
/. Is Shepherd, Mr.. JOSEPH u. GATRnTr.
OF Frederick city, Nd. to Miss IIENnIA~XA
daughter OF John Lou;hau, Esq, of Clarke
county, Va.
On the lst inst, at the Antictam Hotel in
iI"gerstown. by Rev. Thomas Sherlock Mr.
BENJAMIN NJ. MILLER, of Illinois. and Miss
MARY SUSAN MILLER, of Berkeley COUNTY.
w. Va J.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13
SALES.
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
WIsMnS,;!e, TO remove elsewhere. oder fer ..I.
BRICK DWELLING uOUsp

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
With Wing attached. on the corner sf Coo1r,..,,d
water streets, ChaTlesiOEn- u UontAins 3 Fool,,S
basement Kitchen and cellaT-CistsEn AZ the do-,rS
holding l2S bbs brick SInOke-hOuse. StabIlnC ~
Shed' new. that will accommodate { hOrsea ~ 4
eoSs' Cora house, Carriage kOose anu HOT.Den
under one rO0i The lot contains about acTeS 81
most choice fT1it trees, in bearing eOnditiOn and
the garden productive
Alec, FRAN HOCSE,at~estrrnc conner Of the loa
SeseTloed, recently erected, contains runrn1
basement kitchen, cellar. and a QOoo RaTdea N r
nov under renal OF SlCO.
ABO, my STORE HOUSE ON RY,rLeR e.,,.,. -
structure, Hnd one Of the most eligible
ESSles Tor business in the town, a. . saloon or
%.I 1ty, :'o,ei 1t eOn'Ains rONrn', With garrett
Z The stove Property il not sold privately.
FRIDAY, llm Of Jaly, 1871.
II will he offered Public Sale Pos,.,.;or ,i-.,
OF TeAldsn.e and store house let ScptembeF Hnd
OF frame building, the oeeuDNpcy Of =
tenant. 90 the let APrh, ls12. The purchsseT a
receive rent from dsy Of ale.
AEHMS -On store House. ! cash, balance m II
months. with interest," tO be secured bv "A oi Tor-
e"nal - eurity On the DweIIiuFs cSah on Ian
August; remainder IN s, - and Is monIhs ma
deferred pay tnents TO be Secu,ed BY dre 81 tTnst
and assignmenI Of lnOuFAh es Olcy-sa ID propeTIY
now being under Insurance =
Do Sale viii take place, II not cold priVatslv AZ
IL o'clock, NJ on the n'isCs.
NAY y, lssl. JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13
FRANCE.

The coming ruler Of France is the topic of
discussion with the leading English journals
The weight of opinion favors the impression
that one Of the Orleanist princes will lie placed
upon the throne. The conduct of the Com
nunes, in the brutal murder of the Arch
Bishop of Paris, added to their thousand
crimes, have completely Disguised the think,
ing Frenchmcn with the term Republican.
The Zri6u"e,s correspondent says:
''The remarks of President Theirs in the
Versailles Assembly indicate a probability
that The Orleans Princes will be restored 70
France. and their eligibility to seats in the
legislative body at The same dime affirmed"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13

IMPORTANT TO SOUTHERN Executions.
In the United States Circuit Court, sitting at
Savannah last week, Mr.. Justice Bradley. of
the Supreme Court of the United States. pre-.
siding, decided that the investment by exc
eutors, administrators. and trustees. of funds
In their hands as trustees, in Confederate
States bonds and securities, under the acts of
the Georgia Legislature passed during the
war, were not illegal aud void. but that all of
such investments, when made in good faith
by trustees, are valid and binding.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13
' Ew vERTIsEMENTs.
HELP WANTED!

INFANT Money TO carry on bps;,.., p.-..,.
EnoV1ng theFnselVes Indebted 70 me must
Come tSrSard aud make immediate UettIeIn-nt
June -. 1871. VS. MASON
NBE call attention of all % our superio- E,I,~--
reg Extracts, warranted Of great strength AMI
exquisite haTor Lemon, Vanilla, &c
June -, 1871. w 3 MASON
CITRATE Magnets Of our own manufacture.
the cheapest and best,
June -. 1871. VS. MASON
nASALINA Il the greatest medicine Extant now
-. when oppressed and debiIitAted you can ind
6othlnC that vii give more sgeedy certain relief
FOR sale: wholesale or retail. by
June -. 1871. VS. MaSOw
REESBRIER, White SuIpher, ROckbrid1.
be had At w 8 MAS0S,S
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DIE D..

At the residence of her father. Mr.. John
oPangIer, near KeaFneysville. Mrs. TELsI-
MORE STAHL, widow OF the late Mr.. -
Stahl, aged - years.
AT Jones Spring, in berkeley county.
GEORGE s, infant 500 of John ". and Matte
Jane IlOrner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13
THE CHAMPION REAPER!
Either Right or Left Hand CvIl,

inns HH-hins - the moot complete eombinStiop
IN the world All t-e Combined CLsmpionS
arc wrought ion frame stationary Hic f0T the dr.y
I"E "heeis. aud wrought iron cutter bar and st,,I
SAAVdA OlINChVd to NGN NNNNu EyONN IN NN NN,,.,,S
"auucC pOsSI6fe. combining Iht ErCA1tsI pO,slble
F'T'nEIh ard du'AbiIiy Min the Lsst uriSbI tho
enHrhs are forged Iron. Eord piece. AuG su rate
rnul""t I" severe nee haTdvu, upon their
ing suTfarcs. The spiHd!es are 80 ari.Istrd tbnt
they can be readily taken cut Rnd rrDsnei If Ihry
become worn NJ any time, enabling yru 20 keep vOuT
WrChtu" 1T perfect running Order is vnti ri
worn out u hHs Hn improved patent PIInan con
h'''"n l" ih" k"i" hrci ih" moot pert arrsnse-
Ii"ht ever IEE'ntrd. ard .E.ctus'iy preyrpunI,uv
lost In"ii"H At that point The Cbas pi"n - IN NOV
Ia any Kind OF ETAss viii. slow driving anu NOT
choHK, and car EINrI wihuui bar king Eas the H,.K
track "Is"n'r ia the msTI't. ard /. tho Iyh'c,I
dr."S", ''E"hiHe- JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
have used the above Champion fnV three war. IN
very rough ground and hiii sui.- irhnIi, brr.h
ing p''r": ran CnTiIaliy T'ruuInerd - - III, l,,I
working I'D 'nnst PsIisCt hriShrd ms Iinr ERVs
ever seen % p ~ NDERSUS
CharlrEt,En, w Va lIsy I6,b IS31
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r U BLIC SALE
OF
LARD IN BERKELEY COUNTY.

IG virtue Ola Deed Of Trust, beR ring date or the
9th dry o. June, lN6l, given by Il. u. H"Iis. 10
tn" unLersIgDed ~ Trustee, Of Record IN the lie.
c"'d"r Office of berkeley county, ". Va TO &c.
cure the Payment OF three bunns given BY said
lI"lIIs to Th0mSS Brown. Trustee Tor the dGte.,.d
payments Un SaId Iand-cHCh for the IA Of . 2g6
DO and payable respectively on the let dGy OF o..
t'b"r soy, the 5h day of June. 1870 and the 5,h
day Of june 1871. all bcHr pg from III. "a if
9Th day OF June lS69-Ihe de IL 81 n med q,
he met EArshed-tne undersigned will Chsr for -
Mt Public Auction, at II O'Clock, NJ in front Of
MHrkte's Hotel ia the town of SInitheld Jefferson
county.
SATURDAY., J"ly SM. 1871,
a certain TRACT o. parcel Of LAND Cconveyrd in
sNid trust) situated living in the said coUu, 81
Berk"icy ON the road leading rom Smithfr!d to
Bunker !liii. and about nIil"s from the former
place. adjoining the laEds Of Val milne ShnuII
John Chapman ard others. and containing IO4
acre.. rD"ds and 20 poies. The improvement.
consist Of good FEAME DWELLING uOUSE
SseFcn ro"ns) and a good BARN. There l. also a
nc Spring near the house
The Tenant intercst ia the proving crops IL e1.
pressly reserved. P"psc-Sion given on IN. I.t dsv
of April. l752- TEEAIS- C1SH.
JOSEPH JRAPSFLL.
w. r. = SDEEEoS, UctiOneeT. Trustee.
June 3. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13

WEST EIRGINIA.-The census Of this
State, has total population OF 4UG, 95i, Of
which number 3G4.9l5, were born in the
State or i'll Virginia proper Ohio has con.
trbu'cd 1000, Pcnusy Ivanio, 5000. New
YORK 1899; and there has been a large i'm.
m'grat'on from Maryland amounting to ! 100.
IL Is an interesting point ia the statistics Of
me foreign element that the numbers of the
Germans AID Irish in West Virginia are
nearly r4uai-Germans 6 2j2. Irish Il SIP
land.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13
A Western Cyclone.
Terrible Phenomena an Miaois-NOuino
Cloud Of Wind and Fire. q

CHICAGO, June 5.-A cyclone occurred
near Mason City, Illinois last FRIDAY morn.
ing. An inky.hued cloud, or smOke.ike
column, was observed gathering near the
earths surface on an OFen pTaiTe six miles
from that place. aud this column soon sho, ont
three narrow and sPire like cloud columns.
which continued to ascend rapidly until they
reached and seemed to attach themseIvcs
closely TO passing cloud above. This FRIGHT.
full apPaTitiOn moved slowly towards Mason
City, bur finally changed its course. much n
the relief OF the people of that place. A
milo from It's track an OdOr, much like that
OF burning sulpheT. was inhaled BY seyeral
persons. gentleman that stood about a
hundred yards from the cyclone when il passed
says small flashes Of electricity we're seen in
the storm column, passing from the earth to
the clouds above, and that rapid, poppiDp
cracking reports were heard, and remindins,
him most iOrcibly of an infantry regiment in
battle firing their muskents as fast as possible
The pathway Of the cyclone was nearly
three miles in length, and from twenty 10
eighty feet IN width, and in that pathway NOT
spear OF grass, stalk of corn or wheat. not
shrub nor particle Of vegetation was left
alive. For some diStaLce the earth was liz
orally PloWed up to the depth Of six inches.
The column of whirlingair must have been
intensely hot, as every green thing in its path.
way was dried to u crisp.
Another feature of the cyclone was. that
while its rotary motion must have been Of in.
coDceIVably great velocity it, progressive tho.
ton was not above six miles an hour. The
outlines OF its pathway we're so we'll defined
that five feet from the outer line Of total de.
structIOn of vegetation of every kind no, a
Ves'Ige OF its effects could be seen. Forth.
nHteIy n" houses stood in the tornado line of
march.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13

- Among the immigrants recently arrived
in this country is Collie dog. from Scotland
said to be able to control 500 sheep. lie is
to be taken to Colorado.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13

The ratio of divorces in Connecticut, ac-
eordins to Governor Jewell, is one in every
twelve marriages.
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THE GREAT HAIR CURLER!

by using my HAIR CURLER. any ono zen besu-
THY th"InE'iV"s Ib"D%sBd Eold This is tho
ONLY article bst will Curl SirRir IL Hair nj rive Il
= 8cs"ttful Gl.s-v ApTrnrsUc~ u INVIGO-
RATES HEAC IEFIES sud CIEANSES Il can
De >" applied As tn rhuES the Hair len 9Th
Of tim" d"'ir"d S.nt by mail. po.t.paid. Tor -
cents u package. Add'SPp.
A TOwSSLEY + CO..
June s, Is7I-3m AJs,n.rogn,v p,
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Brick House and Lot in Bolivar, W, Va,

y PTrSuan of tho provisions Of a Deed ofTrust
, made by James Coates, dec "a. dated ApTiI I2tb
i9o9' to the undersigned, Trustee. to scrure to
midget NJ BncTl-y. the sum OF Two Hundred CauO,
Dollars. with the iHt"reAt thereon, which Deed il
recorded IN Dccf Book No. g. page 95 SO 81 Of the
land TccnrdS of J'fI-rsun County. w Va 1 ~ ~
proceed TO sell an the premi-cs. on the
24M Of .J""e 'i"sid"t, II o'cIocE, NJ,
Az thHt q Story BRGCK HOCSE and KITCHEN
win Oh thereto Of 30 square PeTrbss 81 IaDJ At
taChed, mentioned in sAid Deed Il Ttu.t.
HE IL a desirable residence, situated On IVush.
inSton street, and has choice Fruit Trees and
other COnN cnI-nTCs.
IN" debt to be srcurcd, with the e1penscs Of salc
VIII amount L" about $50 dolRrG wGivh NSta be re.
quiT"d IN Cash on day of sNr-thc balance of the.
PurrEa-e 'r"n"y can -" arranged Tor with the per
s"nai T"prcsentatHc OF deceased, and the gent Of
the heirs.
The TI'e to the property is believed to &c entirely
good hut selling a. rrustrc. ! will convey only
such utIe as is vested in ne. by rSrd B~c, TIusi
DANIEL }. YOCNG,
-, 1TtIStSC.
d
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A IL n.rsons having claims sgainst the Estate OF
gEFFERSON JOHNS. viii please pTcSsnt them
u me- properly authC nt "ht'd. Tor RStiIsIpsbt
WALTER SHIRLEY
June e.. IE7I-Irn -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-13

The SHENANDOAH VALLEY.-Tn RAISING
through portion our fair Valley we were
torclbly reminded Of a remark made in this
place about twenty-five. years ago, by George
CONWAY. the Indian orator: "The reople of
the Valley of Virginia live in paradise aud
don't know it," Our Valley. at this season,
presents an appearance of prosperity and
beauty cqualled by few sections Of this coun>
try. Our fields of wheat never gave fairer
promise, while the prospect of abundant crops
OF fruit is indeed cheering. But five wears
ago, our lands were one broad common, our
mills, barns. and u.any of our churches were
IN ashes. by the recuperative qualities of
our soil and the euergy OF our people the scene
Is changed; where deSOia;ion and poverty
we're the prominent features, abundance and
prosperity now greet our eyes The struggle
has been severe. The torch ofthe iuceudiarv
aud the ravages Of the food wrcsteJ from n,
our hard earned property. But to-day we
hnd that well constructed barns have snruc,,
from the ruins. Mills factories, aud machine
shops make use Of the water power of ,be
Shenandoah and its meanderiny tributaries.
and the voice Of praise again ascenGs from, our
cNNvc@es, all giving HvldCMce VI tho Dros>
PeT1iy Of our Valley. and cause of gratitude
to the great Author Of our existence.
lShCHnn'iOUh Herald
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NOTICE.
REAPERS! REAPERs

A the season is nov approaching for the uSe Of
"a the above, would cali the arreEtiUn Of the
farmers to the
AATPIoN,"
now archaeological 70 be one Of the best and least
complicated machines in the mArket-aEd would
InVI;s an examination Of the same in Comparison
Win others For sale BY
AHy ,, 1874. JAS. Law. HOOFF
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tn" above Sale is made WiIh the consent and n
p"Hii"n ~ the h"irs nj law. md myself - their
Agent and as til" Adm nf the d,rrns a
J'IncN Coates The purchaser may arrange with
me tor the residue OF the chase IuunCv hy nav.
ing, say the balance Of third Of the EhnII
paying the sunvC d'hT in each dav of salr. tin
TsmNind-r in equal iasta liuIrnIs At - and Is
months Wlth int"T"sr from date: r1-ruring,
Deed of Trust IA Indemnity = Policy of In.
surancc on the premises the value Of the deferred
payments.
At the came time and place. ! will eIInlI the
PeTsInai Estate Of aaid DrCcd"nt, for CASH There
10 fire RSsnrrmenI Of TOOLS, and a number of
Gun BARRELS.
THOMAS RUSSELL, ia.
admir-. Of James Cosrr. decd.
and Agent Of the Hcirs
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RH virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed hy Joha
- Mckinley to the undrrFiEncd AZ TTusIrS
viii offer At public V-rdue before the Court HOusS
IN ChATlsstoWn, west Virginia. on
TUCRSDAH, J~ne l5th, 1871,
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HARVESTING MACHINES.
IcCOrmick's ADVANCE, Prize Mower,
ASD

r.
W ELL KNOWN - ia" LEAD.~ q MACHINES
~ IN AMERICA, much Improved for 1871 and
greatly reduced in prize. WRrraBted 60 give at
istAC;i'n under u cir uTuEtaHTss ER,mrTs sb,,IA
examine there Machines before purchasing sie~-
|h"'c III" usual easy I-Tn,s Of payment arr Of
IrT"d. and th" Nc C.Tuc is placed Ia a., field Ior :,
eide OF any other Marhine the FarrD.r Ap,r,inv ~,
keep the one wtIIc n "a hia Judgment duss tho
hrsi work. Must machines No'k we'll usdeT the
nurSing care of Agents. but for all rnDditiop. Of
SEovS" SSHss snd cGHTr she MCCORMICK 10 tho
machine Tor thr iarUrrr to- buV II he machine
TO CBrTy him safrIV thrnuFh HE baTV.st
A-Ia'ge stock of REPAIRS on hand
May S0-5t. 400,