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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-05-05
NEWS AND EDITORIAL ITEMS.

Lawrence now has free ferry.
That's tough on Bab's bridge.
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STRAVEn.

A TWO-YEAR old red bay stallion; has
"A roam spot under his jaw; small spot ia
mis- forehead; had a headstall on, with . rope
around his neck and fastened to il; black
name and tail. Any person returning him 10
me, two miles southeast of Emporia, viii re-
ceive rev ard OF five dollars -
<w15-IS Has RETuTrpErnr
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Strays, Notices, &c.
NOTICE.

NoTIcE is hereby given that certain noss.
In bearing date April II, 1s71, for SIS executed
by the undersigned, IN favor OF j. W. Bsrfon snf7
Holmes, is without consideration, and void, AID
will not be paid.
d143-1t-w1I-Ie DAVID n EN0Y
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To All Whom it may Concern !:

T DID, on the 9Th Of April. 1871, sell 70 T.
4 NJ. CRUEL my entire store, dry goods, gro
come forward and settle their accounts by
cash or note at once, as cannot pay my debts
unless others pay me.
Neosho Rapids, April 18th. wI5-l7s
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oUNsMITH.
Arm q SMITH.

MANUFACTURES OF and dealers In Rines'
WI Shot Guns, Pistols. and Sportmen's articles
Commercial street near the Court House.
~ D
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j. H. q w. DAVIS

NTEW LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE
IN You can get your horses fed with good feed at
low priccs also horses and buggies TO et and teams
for heavy hauling.
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NEED, LIVERY AND SALE STABLE on 7th
Avenue, lately owned by John Bay. full
supply of the best feed kept constantly on hand,
and excellent facilities for sale of stock afforded.
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HENRY MARTIN,

NOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate Agent and liz
IN oeaised Conveyancer, Eldorado, Butler Coun-
", kansas. Acknowledgements taken, Deeds and
Mortgages drawn, Taxes paid for non residents
All business entrusted tn me will be promptly at
ecnAcal to
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r N. ROBINSON a SON. Proprietors. Corner
Lie of Merchants street and Sixth Avenue. This
house has been rehtted and furnished throughout,
and Is open TO the public. Stages leave daily
and connect with all Eastern Railroads,
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RArga 81 ApvgRrlaIno.

A,ivertlsments calculated by the inch. in Length
column. Cuts and double column space IS per
cent extra. For Special Notices, ten cents line
each Insertion. business Cards, not i've lines
ten dollars per year. Our advertising space Is
limited, and the space contracted for must not be
exceeded No medical other advertisements
unit be read aloud in respectable families pub
Iished Legal advertisements must either be paid
in advance the attorneys will be held respon-
sibls. Advertisements. from abroad, cash in
advance. Advertisements continued until ordered
out when no time Is specified
SUBSCRIPTION.
The WEEKLY NEWS Is 81 per year, in advance.
The DAILY NEWS is IS per year. by mail.
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GLEANINGS.

Queen Victoria has bought an estate
in the County Kildare, and, it is thought
intends to reside there few weeks each
year, for the purpose of cultivating
more intimate relations with her loving
Fenian subjects.
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HOTELS.


BUCKEYE HOUSE,
TNIFTH AVENUE, Emporia, Kansas near cor
Il ner of Commercial Street. Birdsan & Franz,
Proprietors d&W
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

q. w. IUBBELL,
T'T9RNEY AT LAW and Notary Public Eu-
IA rnkS, Greenwood county, Kansas
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PHYSICIANS.

j. A. MOORE, Nj. D.,
OUYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE at the
Il Drug Store of Moore 4 Weaver
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

These enterprising Charlcys, Chas.
White and Charles Payton, announce
to the general public some facts with
regard to their new arrangements for
supplying those who need them with
all kinds Of sewing machines, fixtures,
needles, thread, DC. See Especial
Notices, and then see the Charleys at
the jewelry store and sewing niachire
depot.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
CIRCUIT COURT ROOM
o. Hampstead County,
Washington Arkansas,
II. C. NEWTON, Sec.

ClRt UT COURT ROOM
Oi llrmpst al County,
Washington Arkansas
june 2ud, 1871.
On this day the members of the bar in at,
tendance upon the Circuit Court of said
county, at the present term thereof, met at
the court house of this county, to give ex.
! preston to tli'ir sen timen in respect to
the conduct of the Hon. Geo. W. MrCown.
judge of the 9'h Judicial circuit of the State
Of Arkansas, in the administration of the
laws, in his official capacity, in this county.
at the present term of said court, when the
following proceedings were had, to wit:
The meeting was called to order 10y Col
D. W. Jones, al ON lis motion Col John
L. Eakin was called to the chair and B. b.
Baule appointed secretary.
On motion the chair appointed Col. d.
w. Jones, Col II. c. Newton, AMI Judge
a. B. Williams a committee to draft appro>
pirate resolutions.
lhcreupon the committee, by leave, retired
for consultation, and after a short absence
reported the following resolutions. to wit:
llempstcad Circuit Court Room.
June 2ud, I57l.
We, the undersigned committee appointed
10 draft suitable resolutions expressive of
the sense of the bar upon the conduct of
the Hon. Geo. w. McCown, Judge of the
9th Judicial Circuit Of Arkansas, in admin.
istcring the affairs OF the court at the pres,
rnt term, would respectfully report the fol.
lowing 10 wit:
RcSolrcd, That we, the har Of the Ucmn,
sc 'd Circuit Court are conscious nr m.
able manner IN which the Hon. Geo. NJ
McCown has administered Justice in onr
county at the PR s'nt term of the court. and
that we believe we merely r Rect th, septi
mrnt of our entire community in returning
our thanks to him for the same.
Rosoice9, That, IN reviewing the conJu,t
of Judge McCowu, W. are fully convidcoI |
that, ia all lis dee sioms, he has sbo,yn
not only marked ability, but also a consc,sn'
tious sense Of duty, which ever chsraeter,1,.
the upright Judge, the able law,e ana nsr.
feet gentleman.
Rcsoiccd That we fully endorse .Judcc
McCown IN hls administration of the judicial
affairs OF onr county, and sincerely trnst thai
he may I've long to enjoy the blessings of a
graiciul people Tor his impartial execution
OF the impoftaht trust committed to his care
Resotred, That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the court with the request,
hat they be spread upon the record, and
copy be furnished the Washington Teie.
'r@Ph and R'd Riser Pest abiicrIion.
ID. w. %NEs,
c. NEWTON, yCom.
Alb, WILLIAMS.
Which, on motion, were unanimously
dopted
On motion th9 meeting then adjourned
iae die.
20 r. EAKIN, Chm.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
Financial and Commercial.
OFFICE WEEKLY TELEGR APH.
Washington. june I l-7l

The crop prospect. if there can be said to
BE- any prospect IS SO disconraeing as TO
affect very seriously all kinds of busin IS
Purchasers are buying close, and dealers are
,qually cautious in the matter of advancing
supplies. The circumstances which render
thls urusual caution necessary, on the part
Of DO Il buyer and seller, will tend to the rs-
tablishmert of better business rules, and
will, to great ext mt abolish heavy transs
actions on fictitious basis.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The circuit court adjourned on last
Friday evening, after a session Of ten
days, disposing of much business that
has long encumbered the dockets, both
civil and criminal.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The Little Rock papers have ceased
to growl about poor beef, and are now
going into ecstacies over turtle soup.
They kept up such mouthing about
their beef, that Ed. Winn took them
up a drove of the bovines the other
day and stopped their mouths.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

Wiley Siinson give, notice that he will
apply to the Circuit Court six m)nths after
the lllh OF April. for the confirmation of his
tax title to certain lands in sections tight and
nine in township fourteen range twenty five
and in sections p. p, aud SO, in township
i3, range . w.st,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

Letters Of administration upon che estate
Smiih, deceased were granted to
'ha'l S T. Smith oa-'.- frs, day of March
All claims should be presented w,t..., twelve
months from that date.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
LEGAL NEWS.

(Uudrr this head we will give from time
to time such items of general interest to our
readers. as we may fad in the official Organ.
That paper gets richly paid for it. but the
generous support of the peoI lie will enable
us to furnish the information gatis }
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The Manufacturer aid Builder, a
Monthly Magazine, 80 pages, ill1stla-
ted with designs of buildings, fences,
columns, cornices, &c, al d filled with
useful and interesting matter to the
mechanic and artisan. Western 4 Co.,
81 Park Row. New York, Sl.50 per
annum.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

At the annual election for officers
of Mt. Horeb Lodge No. !, A. +. and
A. NJ, held at their hall last Saturday
evening, w. p. Hart was elected w.
NJ; A. b. Williams, S. W; w. b
Stuart, J.W.; w. j. Ferguson, Treas.
and c. l.. Sutton, Sec.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The members of Washington Chap
ter No. %, Royal Arch Masons, are
summoned to attend the next regular
convocation, at the Masonic Hall, next
Monday evening at the usual hour
BY order of the II. Z.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

Somebody has sent us a speech Of
Ben Butler on "Ku-klux outrages in
the South" which we promise to read
the first cool day in August.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The chronological Journal for June
is bright specimen, vigorous, lively
and abreast Of the times. The July
number commences a new volume
S. r. Wells, 3S9 Broadway, New York,
$500 year.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

That excellent Southern Agricultural
Magazine, the Southern Cultiraior, con,
tinues toIay its regular visits to our
sanctum. 1t deserves the most liberal
patronage Of the the Southern people,
Published at $500 a year, hy w. y
w. l.. Jones, Athens, Ga.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

D.ual, has taken up and posted, a
white piled mare pony, white mane and tail,
branded on the right shoulder with the letter
W, eight OF niae years old, valued at $50.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
IT Il M :.

The McDermott Cotton Press took
the first premium at the late Texas
State Fair.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

DOR SALE at this Office, FRS. rate Wash.
l. ington Hand Press, No =. Also Gin.
ennatii Job Press, Wells Pateht. Botb in
good working order.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

We are anxious tor an opportunity
TO go somewhere, so that when we re-
iurn, our pro tenn can chronicle the ar,
rival of ''our good looking editor"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

MR.. u BALDWIN will open a School
VI for the instruction Of youug Misses aud
Boys in the art Of Dancing at the old Female
Seminary on Saturday, June Eth, at ,
o'clock +. NJ $500 per term.
Washington, June, 9TH 5-2w.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The American Stock Journal for
June is an excellent number, containing
some single articles worth the yearly
subscription price. The publishers,
n. p. Boyer Il Co., Parkesburg, Pa,
send specimen copies free.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
~ WORD to the Visc.D

We are almost daily in receipt Of additions
to our general assortment of Merchandise.
aud our assortment will be kept mp by frr>
ther purchases as often as the demand will
Justify. Werecoguize the tightncss Of the
lines, have bought carefully, aud will sell at
prices to suit. Our latest invoices consist
OF Ladies', Misses aud chldren's Hats.
Gentiemen's Hats, Boots ana Shoes, Lsdics'
Misses aud chidren's Shoes together with
a general assortment of Dress and furnishing
Goods-all of the latest styles. Fine chew
ing and smoking Tobacco, Snuff Soda Starch
Soap. Sugar Coffee, Tea, Candles 0c., &c.
We respectfully invite the attention Of
purchasers to th above
BAIRD, CARRUTH & PHILLIPS.
june 7lh. 1871. 5-3m
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

We have weakness for fresh fish
The sun perch is our favorite. Flavius
and Mac know what to do with a good
thing when they get it.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The Practical Planter, by Geo. W.
Gift, Memphis, Tenn, for May is be-
fore US. Mr.. Gift is a very fluent
writer, a practical planter, indeed, and
he makes his journal richly worth the
price, $3.50 year.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

Tabbs Gross is going to start the
Arkansas Freeman again soon.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
JNO. R. EAKtN, }
j W. JOSEs, }Com,
G l. Mitchell.

On motion of Capt NJ d. Kent it was re-
solved that Hon. i. T. Battle be rcqu stcd
ta-prcsrnt he resolutions to tl,s-esifegii comt
II " ~tv NOW y
ask tiint ihry be spread upon the record
and HAT they bn furnished the Hasiingio,
IdcgroPh and Eed RisT Fof capitalization
On motion the meeting adjourned sine de
GEO. w, MCCONN, Chm.
II. c. NEWTON, See.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

FoR SALE CHEAP.-A small fire.pronf
Iron safe, in good order. Apply to
CHAS. WHITE.
Jane 5ih, is5i. s.st
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

WASHINGTON CHAPTER No. 81
meets every second and fourth Monday al
: o'clock, p. ~
:, J. E. BORDEN, H. p.
L. WRIGHT, Sec.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

If one has bnt little money, or other
valgables, it behooyes one to keep
safely that which he has. a small
fire proof iron safe is just the thing.
See special notice Of Mr.. Chas. White.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

Peters Musical Monthly for June
contains a beautiful selection of new
music. The same music which this
number contains would cost, by the
sheet, $3.50. The price Of the Monthly
is 30 cents number. Adu. /.
Peters, 500 Broadway. New York.
'Aap..-vnD TO THE VIE. - Under
this head MIessrs Baird, Carruth &
Phillips make an important announce.
ment to the pubic generally, and VIC
respectfully invite the aforesaid public
to read carefully what they have to say.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
CmCUIT Court Room,
" aslington Arkansas,
June 2nd, 1871. }


The un lcrsigned committee, appointed at
meeting OF the members of the bar end
officers OF the court. TO prrpaTe resolutions
expressive of their sentiments with regard
to the death Of L NJ. CARRUrn, l. Il sub
init the following
WHEREAS. since the last term Of this
court it has pleased Divine Providence to
remove from our midst. by violent death at
| the hands of an assassin and rohbcr, oul
highly esteemed brother, L. NJ. CARRurH
Esq Bit
Gesotced. That we have been afflicted with
the profounlrst grief, on account of the sud
den shock of this great misfortune to onr-
srlvcs aud the society in which our deceased
brother Of the bar lived and work d. lie
was Young man of high character and or
der of talcnts-noied amongst us for his
unswervmg integrity. high christian prin-
riple, and conscientious discharge of every
duty, and in hls death, not only this imme>
date bar, bc- the state at large has been de.
pfived Of one who gave promise of the high
est aud most extensive usefulness to his
fllow- w-men, and would have contributed
much to elevate the character Of our proics,
sion to that high standard which We all dc>
sire, and are anxious to maintain.
Rcsctrcd, ,2ud. That we tender our hearty
sympathy to his rr,ayrd wife aud other
Citations, and ask that these resolutions be
presented to the Circuit Court now in ses'
sion, with TIE ? quest that they be sp:caj
u;on the record.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
CmcuIr Court Room
OF Hampstead County
Washington Arkansas.
lime pad, Lei !.


Alta meeting of the bar held this day. 10
give expression TO the sentiments o. me at
torneys how in attendance upon 'he e''o"''
court at this place, in regard TO the dr''h OF
the late ElIAs NJ. ClHRuTn, Esq the ioi-
lowing proceedings were had;
The meeting was called to order by Col
Jno. r Eakin, and on his motion the Hon
George W. McCown was called 10 the char
and II. C. Newton appointed secretary
On motion the chair appointed Hon Jh''
r. Eakin. Col. d. w. jones and Mayor e.
+. Mitchell a committee to prepare and report
sritablc resolutions.
The committee, by permission retired Tor
consultation. and in short time reported
the following, which on motion were unsn>
imous adopted;
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
y. W. ~NLs, }
X c, NEWTON, :

Which, ON motion, were unanimously
adopted.
On motion the meeting then adjourned
sine die.
No. r. EAKIN, Chm.
BR R,rTt3 ST.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

/. O. O. T..
OIAN LODGE No. 10. q q F..
mertsevery Friday evening, at Old Fellows
llall at : o'clock. Members of the Order
invited to attend.
B. p. JET, N. G.
j. l.. ELLIS RS.
WALKER ENCAMPMENT. No. :. meets
every first and third Thursdays IN each
month. Patriarchs invited to attend.
A. l.. WARNER, {. p.
y. c. BAIRD, Scribe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30
VARIETY.

y DOMESTIC SToRY.-An editor says =
An aunt of ours concluded to try the effect
OF pleasant smile and kind word upon her
husband when he returned from work. She
had read how home should be made pleasant.
and the wife should always meet her husband
with joyful smile, The success she had is
the best given in the shape of dialogue.
LEnter husband, almost exhausted and very
hungry Withal, throws his hat on the floor and
drops into seat. Wife preparing tea, looks
up with a smile and is glad to see him
Wife-"WelI my dear, it is 50 nice to have
you here at meal time" IA long smile
Husband-"Yes, I suppose so.''
Wite-"How has your business prospered
today" [Another smile.l
HuSbaud-"About so So"
Wife-"Come my dear, supper is ready :;
let me draw your chair" Another smile. /
Husband, gruffiy-''I am too tired to stir
Wait till warm my feet"
Wite-''DO as you choose, my DEAR
lAnother sweet smiIe1
Husband-"Look o there, old women: before
any more fuss is made about it, | should like
to know what you are grinning at"
''Aunt sighed, and relinquished her sweet
smiles from that date. Uncle was not one of
the romantic sort, and didn't understand such
things"
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NICHOLSON'S BULLETIN.
E. F. NICHOLSON.
(SuccCssor to w. f G.. IIarrisonO
lSs West Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.
EE'LogssnI.

I''hOle'Ht' and RctaH.
DTARIEs for 1871, every style. Writing D.sk,.
l. Work Boxes and Portfolios.
=. >. NICHOLSON,
1873 W est Baltimore street.
ZINE oiIChromo Of Gen r. e. Lee Backr.m.
Il mon Boards and Chess.
EFF. NICHOLSON.
l3S West Baltimore street
TOY Books. Paper Dolls, Cameo. Dime and
l. Half Dime Music.
f. F. NICHOLSON,
l3S West Baltimore street.
10000 DIME Novel; and sSng:.sr.
A0'00" ,,s w \ r. RS .I!;mois
10000 NOVELS TT Five Cents. 5000
+. F. NICHOLSON,
l3S West Baltimore street
9 GOO NOVELS At seventy Five Cents, 1000
Z. +. NICHOLSON,
1873 West Baltimore street.
DHoToGRAPHIC. Writing, Autographic and
Mental Albums; War Maps and War Scenes.
F. F. NICHOLSON,
1873 West Baltimore street.
HANDSOMELY Bound Gift Boeks Initial Not.
IL Paper and Envelope.
l5S West Baltimore street
HAYES Fountain Pen-p erfect-indispensable
IL 5000 Bound Books. on III sutjccts.
lSS West Baltimore street.
Bibles: Prayer Books, Hymn Books; Stcreoscopes
@HH Hs~ s az prices; Black. Blue. Carmrne.
AI!hc Weekly Paper; All the Monthly
NAgaZlnes, All the New Novels,
az soon % issued; Anything
and Everything in the
BOOK. NEWS AND STATIONERY LINE,
Pass Books, Butcher Books, Mix Books NIemoT,D.
dImS Letter Balances- % cents. Back Numbers of
eekIy PaPers At hall price. Exquisite Chromos md
EngrAvings, School Reward Tickets and Mottoes
l bs Tephs OF German Generals. Autographs of
rely race, Pocket Books-All qualities.
~ Tor sae 10 any quantity on very beet terms,
sirGble and cheap. f =. NICHOISON
ISuccessor to ". T.. e. HarTison)
November %, 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30
LAEPs AND LARP GOODS.


tSI r""eIr'd Ia re sGd we'll selected stoek Of
Ia'@Ts S. iGs u'is in hieh IL celebrated
1850 bIHNER. winch EiVcs 'hriLle ns much
light ~ the ordinary burners Also Poyeelnin
snaaSs c. a procure German Students Lamp by
rhpIy n.Jn.liTg this burner and shade the ordf.
November l. W & MASON
o6 Den, both Ghewing and smoking. also an
extra ClEar for cts. =:
April 1871. NIAsON's Drug store.
A II f., ,hs Popular Hair Drs'sinEs and Msi, Dye
i the beet Patent MediciHes - well o. yyjnio,.S
Gi's', Lead cDlor- OLE. Yarnishrs hnd Putty ~,
APrii1. i57i plAsON,s Drug Store.
4 w MASoS's you will end a choice ssire.
1In ' SfcL % s,r s%"as nsgS ~ kcPt in fire, es'.
Stationary, Which he will cell cheaper than can
be bought IN town.
~ uOFF'S MALT EXTRACT. Cbcer Of healthy
at w $. MAsOS's DTUg store.
So Nio'T F1rine. for making Pie'. PuddiDgS.
MAsON's Drug Store.
CARBoLIC Acid Soap. Lo~'s old Brown wipd.or
- Ahd Colgate SoaP', 'oid at
pOwAN's BfTTERs-Tbe r,e,,.s, Ton;,
II EGiant, equalied by in tie cure Of DyS-
and General Debility. .;srtifed snd pT.,e,ibsS 10
Ore Mason, Straiih, Richardson and otbers. GIVE
VS.. MASON.
MAsoN's Neuralgia Cure. No cure no pay.
I IPPITT & Anusn's Chicken Powd,r,. A. g..
- iaIIble cure for chirksn cholera ana gnpe1.
Aromatic Cod Liver Oil aUseatin q taste SisSui.es
Tor '"'e At WIS. MASoN's.
HOsTETTERs ,Drake's. Cnlnon's. HoofBspdi..
S;onebrsksE's and Rowsn's Bfitrrs Teeou.
nsnded BY the nDedi al frBterbiiv NssoD;S I'M
Hent, Avn Magic Liuiment and StoDrbr,ISrs.
LinItneHt, FOR saIe BY W 8 MaEoN.
RGIEED sod Raw Linsesd Oil, Lewis' Purs-
- White Lead. BrandOns Of ali eolors Co,cb 4.
Copal Japan. and Daupan yarnishes TnIpenfinS~
rsints o. an knds, cold ebe"psT than other
DATEST R,.,.t
NiPb.s" and Nipple Giss'es 81
Nj ASoN's Neuralgia Curs-Bo cure no nv
April IS. w MAsOT
" have just increased our stock Of Fancy
90 IL and ct price, TO suit tire times Ori/
stock consists u Soap EHi,sots CoIognrS Hoir<
Tooth and Nail Br1shss Cosmsti~. 1F-,y p ,'-I(
Toilet sets PoadsR, Hair Ole, and C;insses M
ssIeby " 81 M1SoIo '
II you want cheap Paints rpeb -. oir: -.
Co!ors. VarnIsss Dryers, INV stock IL cont iete
"ind"" Glss- various Pizrs, Kerosene OIL 30 4
rerrshied' Fish and NeatS Foot OFT. ala lover sRaEa
Msreh 81. 1871. " 3 MAsoS's-
SnDA WATER.-we have just opened cur so6a
y Fountain Tor The sespon And you'd adTi.e &c.
q. IN ,h,s delicious bsVersge to try cur
article inferior 90 none in purity. OF F,aVorfDo~
syrups re have a variety Wbjoh will aI~aVs bS
any flavor desired Call and be CONVINCED
WE would call especial attention 20 on, Pure
and Genuine Flsnch Brandy received in the
Sh.rfy, SauFe Grape and Madeira Wines-aIf
"ar'Sn'ed- W. S. MASON.
HAVE n large aud beautiful Assortment OF
= Lamps which am selling At eost. Those WiIh-
.be.Id oiI ard elegant Lamps q Low prices
sno1Io ecu and select. VS.. MASON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-30
LADIES.

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Extract B"chm is C",qunicd by any oiAc,
r'mc".y-0s "a CHlorosiS ar Rcfcniion. Irregu
ta"i!y, I"i"/"I"ess or Suppression or C,,s,Sn,.
0ry Ecdc'mtioms, liberated ar .Schirr,,s state
Of the Uterus, LcUcoyyLop or UAjt,s. .Sicyj2,
'y, and to" all ComphaIfs incident tn tie
ser, ~hcthe" arising .from Iadiscretjon or
HdGits Of OisSpafio". his presented ericn.
%ce!y ty Me mast eminent Physicians and
4R'ftciccs tor EHfc"bEed o"d Delicate Consfi.
tUti0"s cf LoM Seces and all ages.