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FROM OHIO.
CIScrNNArz, May Is, 1871.

To the 1ditor' q thswoHErEsHAEs ApvecAFE.
In the Advocate OF today l End a
communication from Labor Reform
err" Of New York, in which we are IN
formed that the ADVOCATE and our Ohio
friends are laboring under . mistake
when we supposed certain resolutions
were adopted by the Workingmen's
Union. I am certainly obliged for the
information, but as Labor Reformer"
has advanced reasons why such reso-
lutions should not be adopted, and az
there are always two sides 10 every
question, with your permission ! will
take the affirmative; although ] an well
aware that the Workingmen's Union Of
New York city are fully comPstept TO
argue and settle their own affairs, no
they no doubt will. but the question 10
one of more than local interest. and
but for the slow spread Of co-operation
would ere this have been definitely set
lied.
! desire 10 say here that co-opersticn
hes no warmer friend than The writer,
nd Il 10 not through sey jsalousy or
Fer Of ce-opssasors that be sPpcsss tbs
u delegates from co-opsrs-
i've sssociatiens into wofkin9msn's
Unions or Trades ksssphliss.s \ asres
with . Labor Refornsr that nearay
1vssy ssrunlsslion 10 Iaborg 1ntsfss-
IIoSdL Nsl16nal, sof Dtzse, h4vs szpfsss- |
"A tnsuas@Iy ~ IL ikyoF ~ e.oPsrssion:
NJ many u thsn Asys taksp .ssssal
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THE MOLDERS
IRON u. iroa Mola.rs Tn..rnatIonAI Jou

From the iron helders international journal.
Trade sn0~>ssntabty doll On Cincinnati,
in Stove branch. Psekskill il first
rate place for Union man to ret or
stay away from. The bosses have q
combination TO persecute Union men.
We believe the conspiracy Law il not
yet repealed in New York State, and q
slight application of it to the. bosses
conspiracy might waken them up Look
out for the suspended crowd.
Jersey City 10 now realizing the ben
efits Of dis-unity. Their employers are
playing with them like cat does with
q rat
Louisville has 70 members in the
Beneficial Feature. Double ahe num-
Der of any other city. t
The Union in New York city 10 rap.
idly increasing In power and efficiency.
Good officers.
A few Machinery Moldera in Pitts
burg receive very good wages the bal
ance, who are the great majority, do
more work and receive less pay than
any Machine Molders, in the country,
and they won't have the Union for fear
they might injure the few who receive
good wsges-that few being the abso-
lutte masters Of the balance.
Efforts are being made i'm some local
tiles to introduce the store pay system;
that is--Molders win get Eve dollars in
cash per month, and they must take The
balance of their wages out in store
orders. We hope it viii never be al
lowed by our members. If once it il
introduced. the contract system will
speedily follow.
In Grand Rapids, Michigan, there
are seven foundries doing Machine and
Agricultural work. We have q good
Onion there, and Il has just succeeded
in getting an advance Of wages for its
members.
VIM. c. Rea, then of St. Louis, was
the FIRST President of the " National
Union of Iron Moldsrs." Isaac A.
Sheppard of philadelphia, lwas Chair
man Of the frst meeting, until . psrina-
nent organization was formed The
following Unions were represented st
the first convention: Philadelphis,
Troy, Cincinnati, PsekskiIl. Jersey
City, Albany, Providence. Sc. Louis,
Utica, Wilmington, Del, and Stamford.
j. *, New York CITY. Troy, Ne Q,
he's ths greatest numher Of members |;
but No. 25 of New York, ID making
rapid strides sftsr Troy,s figures. Al
bsny stands third on thsslist. a
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Chance for~Agents.

To any party sending us a club Of so yearly
subscribers, at club rates, we will forward an
!" Edwin Rollo watch, in sterling silver cases.
full plate, lever movement, exposed pallet jewels
costing FoRTY DOLLARS This is an offer seldom
made, aud may be relied on as genuine.
FeE A CLUB OF TEN yearly subscribers, We
will send TO any address, charges paid, re-
volving pistol, manufactured BY the American
Arms Company, of Boston, worth $500.
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purpose Of explaining and bringing TO
light our late grievances. In case these
mipes should open again and the old
hands be refused work, we hope that
all miners aud others will keep away
from this place until the battle Ia fought
and won.
Respectfully yours. on behalf Of The
miners Of St Johns. Fam PLAY.
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GEo.P. WELL co..
20 Park Row. New York.
-wm- AD
sh. ENGILL co.

- 81 Park Row. Ee~ York.
AR the sols agents - he WoRKnsnAEs ADVOCATE In
tat city are authorized to eOntrse. for inserting
Advertisements for ne at our lowest cash rateA Ad-
Vertsers in thu. city requested 10 leave their vOr'
vitb either Of the above houses
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THR CIGAR MAKERS

80 wsLE unIonz sstrng changes In ths uaarsmS
eorreupon Seeretaisc please state the na|s Of tro
lsrm.F nseEet4rv.
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CoRRESPONDENCE.
FROK LEIPZIG.

I'VE do not hold Ourselves responsible for any opin
on expressed BY our oorrespondents.l
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sThis srgument, which End IN the Gazette
Of The Cross (the mort fas hionsbie and reat-
tionary Of Prussisn newspa psrs) In AZ inyolun-
tary scknosledRment of the superiority Il re-
publican institutions, which Is all the more val
liable for being Involuntary. It ought to be
recomme ndsd to the stren ton OF your Presi-
dent, Ulysses 8 Grant
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and the high rate Of interest maintain
cd. . very large proportion Of the
whole currency Of the nation il central
lied in the great commercial senters Of
the east, leaving the west and south
without money to do business. While
money is worth from Is to rs per cent.
in Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
other points east, it il worth much more
we6t and south !; indeed in many places
it ID MOTTO be had at al. In many OF
the manufacturing and mining districts
Of the interior there has been an almost
universsl return to the old order tys-I
tenn, and private scrip, such % due
bills, TO-, sre made to answer as cur
rency. Whyf because the profits Or
business are less than the rate OF inter-
sston money, and bsssass men cannot
borrow money, they are compelled TO
do without ito provide their own
currency, or close mp altogether. In
many instances, the employer. to keep
his works going mnst borrow money,
and m6st pay more interest for the use
Of il than his return in profit to save
himself he reduces wages. tho worknsn
not being sble 70 sss whess the true
.nznn -.-0xa~ "A.
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NoawIcH, May 8, ls7l--LOeal unions "
please ks notice tat man oy Eae name
go D,IIman came here With good clear
~ issued by The Syracuse Union In the
mouih Of April, 1871, and be deposited the
-. vi,h the director Of the shop, and the d.
recror through nis carelessneG lost inc card
Ths following acsioa was taken oJ uaion Is
49,, y. nreveot any non union man working his
way iuto any union With sid card issnsj ey
ss..rnse union in the morth OF April. ls7l,
r;,h IA name Of Peter DIlman. bearing 90 4
!. $4,000 nulI and void By order Of uiion ~
IN c--nmm Cor Sac han N
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Turkish ideas About StatistiIloa.


The following letter vas written bv Turk.
iSh csdi, to an English traveller devoted 20
statistical pursuits, who had applied for inEor.
nation respecting The commerce, population,
aud remains Of antiquity Of the ancient eity
over which the eadi presided.
My illustrioa' Friend AID jag etta;y Lis.rY
'The thing you ask of me is both diHieult
and useless. Although have passed all nv
days IN this place, l have neither counted the
houses nor have 1 inquired into the number
OF inhabitants; aud rs to what one person
LOADS on his mules and tho other slows avay
In the bottom of his shin. that Is no bnsiDe.s
oi mine. But above all. as to the preyioua
history O. this city, God knows the amount of
a6omInatioF the iufdels may have eaten be.
fore the coming OF the sword Of Islam. It
were Improbable for Us to inquire into it
Uh, my soul oh, my lamb! seek not af6ee
the things which concern thee not. Thou
canes to Us aud We welcomed thee 90 in
peace.
''Of truth thou hast spoken mary vo-d,.
aud there Is no harm done. for tie SPEAKER :
one, and the listener is another. After the
fashion OF thy people, thou hast wandered
from one place to another rntil thou art happy
and content, 10 none. We (praise be to Sod)
were born here, and rever desire to Quit Il.
Il u possible. then, that the idea of 4 general
Intercourse between mankind should make
any impression on our understandings? God
forbid
Listen, oh my son! TherOis no wisdom
equal unto the belief in God He created
the world, and shall we liken ourselves unto
hun in seeking TO penetrate into the mysteries
OF ms creation! Shall We say, behold this
star sPinneth round that star. and this other
star with a tail goe,h and cameth in So many
yearsF Let it gOl He from whose hand i,
same will gri3e a6d direct it.
"BuS thou viii; say unto me, Stand aside.
. man, Tor l auI moro learned than thou art
aud have seen more things If thou thiuk0st
that thou art in this respect better than / am.
thou art welcome. praise God that I seek
not that which I require not Thou art
learned in the things | care not for; aud a
for that which thou hast seen, deRle it,
Will much knowledge create thee a better
appetite, or wilt thou seek paradise with thine
eyes?
"Oh, my friend if thou wilt be happy.
say, There is no God but God Do NO evil.
and thus wilt thou fear neither man nor death:
for surely thine hour will comeI
The meek in spirit,
"INiAUN ALIZApE"
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POE TICAL.
REWARD.
NJ 'OHN Q. wHIrr,En.


Who looking backward from his manhood e prime
Sees not the spectre Of misspent time?
And through the shade
OF funeral cypress planted thicE behind,
HeaTs NO FeprOa achfuI whisper ON the wind
From hiS loved dsadi
Who bears no trace OF passions evil forceP
Who shuns the stinelD terrible RsmorseI
Who does not cast
On the thronged pages Of MemOry's book
Al umes' sad aud tAlf reluctant look,
RegretfuI Of the PastS
Alas the evil that we fain would shun
We do and leave the wished for good undone3
Our strength to-day
u but to- -mOrTOW's weakness, prone to fall
Poor, blind, Improbable scTvantsA ali
Are We Away.
Yet, who thaS looking backward DER his years,
Feels not his Eye!Ids wet with grateful tears,
IL he hath been
Permitted, weak aud sinful as he was,
To cheer aud ait, in some ennGblihg cause,
HE fellow mens
II he had hidden the Outcast, or let In
ray of sunshine in the cell Of sin
. II he hath lent
Strength to the weak. aud. in an hour OF need,
Over Ihe suffering. mindless Of his creed,
Or home. hath bent.
Tie has not lived In vain. aud while he gives
Praise TO Him in WHnu he moves and lives,
With thankful heart;
lie gnEes backward, snu with hope before,
Knowing that from his works he never more
Can hencefOrIh part.
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yields ample returns for the active labor of
the farmer; with almost unsurpassed advan-
tages for grazing and rearing stock of all kinds.
and with genial climate, our State must take
no mean rank Among her sisters of the Union.
IMMIoRATIoN.
The increased faeili;ies for travelling Of the
present day, have greatly stimulated immi-
grafton. People readily abandon their old
homes aud seek new ones, with the hope of
improving their condition IN life. Europe
annually sends TO our shores thOusaSd Of her
people whose labor and skill SO largely con-
tribute to the national wealth; and yet how
small a proportion of them come among u.s.
Let US invite portion of this immigration
TO como to US, and join with Us in LAYING the
foundation of 4 prosperous State But to do
this, We must make it appear to them that it
will be to their interest to settle among u.s.
Let this fact be made clear to them, and the
flow Of population will soon set in. Some of
the moro densely peoplcd States also con-
tribute their share to the tide Of population
that always flows westward. To the enter.
prise. skill, capital. and labor Of such as these
we also have large inducements to offer. But
men in establishing their homes look, not only
to the means ct acquiring n subsistence, or
wealth. but also. to the protection of person
and property afford by the laws the freedom
and independence in the modes of thinking :;
the means of education and liberali;y of sem
timent among those who are to be their neigh
bors. Surely i, cannot be said that we are
wanting in any Of these things.
CONCLUSION.
During my term of Office, I tsay hare some
de'ica'e dates to perform, and it is not uu-
likely that in their discharge may ut times
err, or commi, mistakes. In advance, can
only ask the candid consideration and Impair
tial judgment of all good citizens, promising
simply on my part an honest aud earnest ei-
fort to serve the State to the best of nav ability.
And that may be enabled tn do SO, 1 invoke
the guidance Of the AlI-wise Ruler Of States,
whose sovereignty | humbly acknowledge.
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Is II AN AMER1cAN Clrr1-If ,hn non.

Is IT AN AMERICAS CITf?-If the pop.
ulation of Boston continue the MaJ,bn,i.o
practices which have distinguished them az
late years, the Club" will uudouL,edlv run
out Of its own pure blood The census return,
show that of its PAS, 500 population, 81. .353
arc Of foreign birth and l5S. = lG are born Of
foreign parents, leaving only 9O.T5O moro
than one generation removed from European
nativity. contemporary says that ~ no in,
diVidral Of American descent ever removes
10 Boston, Cif he can help it, and every indi-
vidual Of American descent leaves the place at
the frst opportunity. and as M children OF
American families are ever born there, il needs
no remarkable statistical capacity to Justify
the belief that By the end of this century
Boston will be occupied mostly either by for
eigners or the children and grand children Of
foreigners.
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ANSuAL TAX AssEssMENrs.-W Wa.Liso-
ton, March s.-Uudcr the nc. of Congress Of
March ,, 1867, all annual taxes are to be as.
assessed in TIE month OF March of each wear.
aud assistant assessors are required to com.
Plete their assessments and place the same in
the hands Of the assessor on or before the last
day OF that mouth. Tho assessor is then ale
lowed time TO hear appeals or complaints, but
the complete LIS; must bc placed iu the hands
OF the collector for collection on or before
April 3Oth. During the month of May the
taxes, including those on incomes, must bo
paid The Commissioner Of Internal ReVe,
nre has recently sent out seventeen tons Of
blanks. II is made the duty of anv person
OF lawful age, whose gross income during the
year preceding lST0exceeded 81. 900, to make
and render return on or before tho day
designsted by law TO the assistant assessor Of
the district IN which no resides of the pross
amount OF OF his income, gains, aud profits;
aud OF every guardian aud trustee, executor
or administrator, andany person acting 10 any
other hducisry capacity, OF ns resident agent
Tor or CO partner OF any non. resident alien de-
irving incomes, gains, and profits from any
business, trade, or profession carried on in the
United States. or from rents of real estate
situated therein, TO make and render return
to the assistant assessor Of the district in
which he resides of the amount of income.
gains, and profits Of any minor or person 70.
whom he acts.
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In BAD NARA few week, ,oo

IL a Bad WAT.-A few weeks ago =
deDtist arrived in WsTreaioo, Va. aud adTsr.
tised tha: he would 'reuew all of a persou's
teeth for 81, and insert new set for $40.
besides giving six mouihs' credit" He vas
busy for Two weeks pulling teeth, and 2. the
end Of that tine half tIis people Of the town
had empty guns. But ghiIe she people -were
Ta'ring for the dentist TO fl Iheni win new
sets he clipped Nth married woman; and
nov there are large number n people ia
Wsrreoion Who cannot eat aOytbing tougher
than S0CP oDd faTins.
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EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER,
SUMMIT POINT DEPOT.

"a r now OF. to our friends and the public, the
~ beet sci'~''cd, the br,t stvra and the great
tee variety "f Guods that We have before Of
tered, ant at lower pricrsprrrs that he times
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
is complete. and comprises in part. Lndics' Drrss
Goud-. furcign Hnd DOM stict Whitc Goods Of ~
descriptions: Hosiery. Cloves and Notions o. aIi
kinds. Grniicm"n's W"ar, in piece or made up,
Boys do, Ladies' and G"ntlcncn's Fancy Shoes
ann GSi'rr", Ladics' aud GrEIL mems Piain and
Suh-tH"ti do, M"n's and Hoys Boots aLd jhoes
Ia great variety and styic.
QueenswHre, Hardware. TVOodenWare,
In Great Variety.
OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
Euch as SnCHrs. Offices. Tess. Syrups, MoIasses.
Fish MsckeTel, Sc, can't ho beat in quality and
price. We keep cHnstAhtly ON hand q A. and
Fin" Salt. Cuai-bOth An'hTAciIe sud Bituminous.
Those who have not the Cash, always find a
good market for anything they have TO sell, such
as Better, Eg.s, LNTd, Bacon. Fowls, Becswax, sc =,
for all of winch will pay the highrst price in
trade, and for all kinds of GRAIN Wheat, Corn,
Rye and oats We will always pay the hish hes; mar
kgi rates ia Cash.
% All We hsk 10 trial. As We sell only 70 ?
Cash or Produce, We are determined TO let no
under sell us.
HILLEARY, WILSON & JOHNSON.
Summit Point, Oct. Is, 1870,
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EMIoRATIoS SoUTnwARD-A Texas
paper reports that since last September 49,
OOO immigrants from Tennessee and Georgia,
with l.6G+ wagons, have entered the Lone
Star State, and that this is but part Of the
great ;idewave Of population flowing to the
Southwest. Il is noticeable that large Dum.
Der offreedmen are removing from the north
err and the border States .0 supply the vacant
places Of the white people leaving the older
cotton States.
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FIHAScIAL PRosPEcr OF FRAxcE.-Ths
Official ststemen; Of the public debt Of France
a. the beginning Of 1870 showed total Of
g., 500, 100000. Three loans we're contract
ed during 1870, which. when capitalized, will
amount to 500, ,o00.O00; FreDch var ex.
pcndiiure, yet 70 be covered by loan. $780,
100000. Germany now demands $1,000.
OOO, 600. vhIch. if it can be borrowed At ali,
will probably be on sueh terms a. will Unaks
the indemnify reach Sl50O. 900 600.
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

! lAVlSG changed our Business from the credit
, syStem TO the sCrictly CASH PLAN. will
thank all who know themselves indebted to to
eai and settle their accounts once. The change
s&1 our business makes IL necessary for close up
All accounts now ste ndirg on our bOOkS, 90 enable
~ 70 conduct business satiSfactOriy, and to sell
goods at the Very Lowest Prices for Cash, and ws
peg that our former patrons will continue to us
support IN our eaterpVse, believing il will be
10 their interest nd advantage, we'll ours.
-. HILLEARY. WILSON & JOHNSON.
3 Summit Point, Oct. Is. IsIO
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NOTICE.

A. FTER three ycarE'ex pcTicncc in selling goods
~ on credit. go find It impossible conduct bu-
BInsas with pTOht to ourselves, and sitisfsctary
enSIOmers We will, therefore. sftcr the I5th dav
Iot the present month. SELL GOODS ONLY FOR
CASH OK PRODUCE. We make thIs change ia
our ,husiness, knowing that IL will he u our in
tsres' and feeling assured that will result to the
ady01 IAge Of our customers.
HtGLEARY, WILSON 4 JOHNSON.
Summil PUNT. Oct Is lS1O-
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MHNTEC

" = NJ ED
(IOLT'S Army Savy ard Dra r-cor. PiFtols, Sncn-
y Ger and Henry Riies and CsrS,iue-. Tor which
Cash will be paid JAS. LAW. HUOFF.
Decemtsr Is, 1870
IF you want rhs best Base Burning Stove in the
Sov.I5 Jas LAW. HOoFF.
DILLS of Lumber, all dimensions. P.astcriuE
~ Lath, &c, furnished at short notice hv
Nov Is. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
UST received a full stock Of Wheeling SaiI-
- Horse Shoes Powder. Steel. Iron and goods in
Nov. Is. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
NcAL Hods, Fire Dogs, Selves. and Cement. for
~ sale by JAS LAW. HOOFF.
PROOM HANDLES. Broom Twine and
Feb. 4 JAS. LAW. HnnFF.
TNAGON. CARRIAGE AND BUGGY
Jan. IL, 1871. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
CEMENT. Cis,ern Pumps and IRON tubing. for
~ sale by JAS LAW HGOfF.
sQLASTISG and Gun Powder, Fuse, and Gun
~ Caps for sale by JAS. LAW HOOFF.
(NORS Hampers, Tubs. Buckets. busheI Measures,
jan. II. Jas LAW. HoOFF.
DOPE and Cordage OF all kinds, for sale by
II Jan. -. JAS LAW HOOFF.
II ORSE SSces, Nail Rod md Iror. for sale ~
, Jan IL. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TORN Shelters and Cutting Boxes forsaIc hy
~ jan IL JAS LAW. HOOEF.
6IOAL Hods, Fire Dogs, Selves and Wire. for sale
~ by JAS. LAW HOOFF.
TTNHE Finest Assortment of G"ods IN my line in
Il the Valley, and will be uui ersold hv no one
JanSl7, ISL JAS. Law. HOOFF.
LNRESE supply Garden Seed just received and for
4 saIeb JAS LAW. HOOEE
GlRfNE article New BT brunswick Seed Ooat for sale
Il py JAS -LATF. HOOFF.
F1LOVER SEED SELVES for sale bv
" Feb JAS. LAW HOOEF.
-R0 BUSHELS Prime CLOVER SEED. for
Cy sGIe by JAS LAIP. HOOFF
NHJH;TE Onion Sets for saIeby
wv Feb. 2I.Is7I.- JAS. LAIT. HOOFF.
TEBRY Boat Chain for cafe by
r Feb. . JAS LAW. HooFF.
ROO LOCUST POSTS, for sai~ by
cOO JAS, LAIT. HO0FF.
1YMOTHY Seed for eaIe by
4 Feb. y. JAS. LAW HoOFF
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CHARLESFOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., Pas.rDESr.

ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. PREsrDExE,
With full corps of Professors.
OPENED but recently for purposes Of instruction,
~ this Institution has already attained very ex.
tensive range Il PatrJnage aud support.
II pn' scsses the finest grounds and buildings in
the State.
Classss arc formed in all the regular Departments
of Collegiate ani Scientific Study
Special advantages for thorOu ch acquisition of tho
Modern LanguRgcs, the Study of GenlOgy, and
other branchcsin in the intercst of Agriculture
Chemistry taught according to the new and only
correct system.
Teachcrs' Class every Spring Term.
valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
Tuition, irOm SI5 to S24 per year.
FAIL TERM begins September 7th; Winter, De-
cembeT 9th SpUng. March 2lSL
C"InIuc cnCcmrnI. June l5Ih.
CO Send iO1DE Catalogue.
GEO C. STCRGISS,
Secretary Ruard ~ Regeuts.
Morganto"n, ". Va, August 10, IsI0-iy.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !

ON MARKET-HOUSE SQUARE.
NJ ON' that the excitement of the War ia Europc
has subsidized, would like To call the attention
OF all newspaper readers Hnd their niends to my
stock of goods at my store Market House Square.
You will find there every Ihing in the
G ROCE ERY LINE,
Teas. CoIce gar and Flour Of the bret bra de in
market; HNms and Bacon cut and uncut Cheese,
CRACKERS and table Cake. Molasses. SyIupS, and in
fact goods OF all description that ouse wife would
call Tor on Saturday. II your Table Ware iO gone,
or your wash Tub. played out, will sell you
goods ne chea q any %here.
would also call tn. attention Of consumers Of
Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors. Cigars and
chewing obacco
Com" one, come all. do not charge anything to
show goods or give in'ormatiOn BY IL means bring
along the cash, Rs my book keeper wants TO turn
Cashier. Don't forget the place, Market House
Square. opposite the old jail. The name is
Nov ! 1870. JOS. II. EASTERDAY. p