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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-13

We hear OF a speed OF fifty or sixty
miles per hour over the rails, but no
such rate has ever been anywhere
maintained, continuously, for any
length OF time. In England sixty
miles an hour was in one instance at
aimed with a passenger train over a
seven foot guage; but. although popular
among passengers who willingly paid q
large extra fare for the thrilling pleas
ure OF being shot over the country at
such an exciting velocity, the company
was soon COMPELLED to abandon the idea
Of such speed. 1t was soon found that
no knorn combination OF wood and
ron could endure the wear and tear OF
such penderous rolling stock Gas that
fitted to so broad gauge numbering
along at such fearful momentum. And
now. on the very best British railways
OF the widest gauge and on straight
lines, there are few passenger trains
runniug fifty miles an hour; the aver
age being between thirty FIVE AMI forty
miles, while the ordinary traffic aver
ages twenty-five miles per hour-as is
stated upon accepted authority.
The speei in this country, however,
is much less, and must necessarily re-
main so for some time to come, taking
our entire railway system into account
Our fastest trains seldom exceed thirty
five miles per hour, and do not average
over thirty; while passenger traffic
between stations etc probably does
not exceed an average OF twenty miles
per hour. And these rates Of speed are,
probably, as great as ought to be at
tempted upon American railways asyet.
Our road beds are comparatively new,
and consequently lack the solidity Of
British or European roads in general.
The former, especially, are very gen
orally Uaila stcu Win uEOneh eto"S oL
kind OF gravel very generally and
cheaplv attainable there, while the low
prices OF labor render it possible tor
these corporations TO ballast, and IN
deed perfect their road beds in way
which is not to be thought Of in this
country. The rapid Announcements
making by our railway companies in the
finish of road beds and superstructure,
and the adoption Of improved rolling
stock with all the modern appliances
devised for comfort aud safety, are
leading 10 the use of more and more
speed. as fast as can be done commen-
surstely with reasonable economy and
an eye to safety. After all, the comfort
and safety of passengers ls the great
desiieratum, as against all the speed
that is TO be secured over our present
rate OF running. A few minutes gained
in a few hours, or an aggregate oil
few hours in a few weeks, are OF no
account If there is the least increase Of
risk TO human lite incurred BY the in
crease o. speed. Upon the whole, we
NAV be said to travel last enough, fast
as is the age.
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knew where Livingstone vaa but they
did not know how to reach him, and
that no one knows where on earth
these tribes can be, and much less
knows how to get at them. This il
sheer nonsense. Suppose Mr. Bennett
approves our suggestion; this will be
the result as interviewed by future re
porter: ..- a
Mr.. Bennett Tin bed four A. ny
Mr.. Stanley. have the ten tribes ever
been found
Mr.. Stanley (in room adjoining, also
sbed)-No, SIT; not to my Knowledge.
Or Bennett-Can they be found?
Mr. Stsnley-I should judge so.
Mr.. Bennett-Will you find them I
Mr. Stanley-I will, sir.
Mr.. Bennett-Start Immediately
araw on me for a. large q sum as you
like. and don't come back to the Herald
office until You have found all the
ten tribes, whom you must send to
America as speedily as possible
AID NJ Stanley takes the first boat
for Oh. here; and, depend upon it, the
news will SION be flashed across the
line, GLORY. bsve just found Tribe
Number Ose. The Reubeniles are
we'll, and send concentrations
We thus afford Mr. Bennett the first
chance to avail himself Of this grand
opportunity. We give ten days 20 con-
slider, reject or accept the offer. II he
decline, we shall-well he will not de-
cline.
How the theorists have worried
about these unfortunate tribes, some as
signing China As their probable vicinity,
others supposipg the Sioux and Passa-
maquoddies Of our own land to be their
lineal defendants, others again claiming
the Central Africans, not far from
UjJi and Uuyanyemhe, to be their
fsithless progeny. This historian tells
tells US that they were scattered over
the globe and died soon after the dis~
persiou; that reliable book~orm as.
sures US that they are still in existence,
and have attained state OF civilization
fully equalling our own, while a third
gentleman OF learoing calmly states
that they are a puzzle, and he entertains
grave doubts as to the pcs sibility Of ever
acquiring definite knowledge on the
subject.
Now all doubts are to be solved.
Staul-y will soon start on this second
Herald expedition, and We do not
grudge Mr.. Bennett the glory and the
profit resultin, from the idea which
the Jswish Messenger thus modes,ly
breaches
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NOTICE.
Sale of Real Estate.

~ virtue or \ DEED OF TRUST
ID ~ - md >.gnei Jy Carlisle Brown 10
r. Me-, su- trustee. dated the 18th day
. NaT-mD-g -. and duly Acknowledged
- s!'Crt-d u record in the Recorders
a.-.. i-r>aAN county, W Va, and re-
' .-i IN de-l book No. !9, folio lsS,
sion
>"urdty.ihs 2iSt day Of Septamber
: "N,-neu"Gas II 10 o'clock A. VI pro-
.-. 200 81 4. public auction at the front
.rr %. 49, Court aOI>- in said county, two
- 10 parcels Of land situate on the
''.-F''. - Wheeling creek, in AaHshail
.-.E, ". va ,G-,criOed as follows to-wt:
.- %. sid tracts OF land aiioins. hand
&c. ~ Itm"> VI. Combs, and Is known
So .-- Bad t.aEle tract, containing MY
- f"rr' and eigh'y.slx poles. The other
.'c. %. land aiin!n> said Bald Eagle tract,
-''7''GS three acres aud twenty-seven
N.--. 20 tS.4g in the two tracts sixty-two
- at one hundred and thirteen poles,
~ TIE same two tracts OF land when
'HLEey.9 20 the said Carlisle Brown
-1.I fsntltn sni wife by deed date1
- IN %, November. 1870, which deed Is OF
:! - Tue recorders Office OF Marshall
..'F
'-.;a' OF >Iln-0na-th!ri cash: the BAL
-..- - .S-.y- and eighteen months. pur-
- I.T.ng dad OF trust on property 10
20 .-se.Eed payments.
W = - MILAN. Tru -feo.
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Chief Justice Chase Pronou1ces EN-
phaiicaIIy for Greeley and Brown.
The following letter to a gentlem

The following letter TO gentleman
in Cleveland explains itself:
NoRrHwooD, n. H., August %.
DEAR Saviour letter expressing
the wish of yourself and many friends
to know my views OF public duty in the
approaching Presidential election has
been received. Ny answer must be
brief.
Imake no secret OF my conviction
that the highest interests OF our country
REQUIRE the election OF Mr.. Greeley, or
OF nv intention to vote for. him. At
the same time cheerfully acknowledge
our Indebtedness to General Grant for
his services in the war and for much OF
his administration as President Ny
thanks are due and gratefully given to
nv countrymen who telt aud feel to-
ward me the sentiments you express.
Nv health was and is too precarious to
allow a wish for the nomination.
Everything and more than could be
hoped from me may be expected from
Mr.. Greeley. Yours truly,
S.P. CHASE.
E A. ScHgLLKxrRAGsR, Esq.
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FINAN0R AND TRADE.
Kew York AaFhet.
NnYnuS ente1nLer l2.

NEv YuxK. September IL
-FLOUR-Ths5 market is duh and
droopina q s. 0966 20 for super6ne
State; 81 00@7 90 fee. extra State;
81 25@7 40fof chodcsS State % 00G6 Al
for snperfne western; 81 D07 %
for copnon to medium extra western;
| & OO@S Is forch6;oe do; s. 1893 AZ
for common 70 CHOICE white wbest west:
ern extrr 7 1897 c5 for common to
good chipping brands extra reasd hoop
Ohio; 81 7QGS Pr tor trade brandS
81 4097 IS for common TO fair extra
st; Louis, 81 7Gal0 40 for good 70
choice do. Sosthern flour quiet and
heavy ct 81 58S9 IS for common TO
fair extra. and So S06i2 25 for good
to choice do. Rye -four advancing al
81 35tg5 25 . Corn meal is quiet.
GRAIN-Whsst, the market ls
quiet and steady al 81 5SGl SO for
No. 2 spring in store; 81 |67@l 60 70.
No. do 81 s0Gl is for winter red
western; 81 6S3l 10 for amber do;
81 75a2 90 for white do. Rye quiet
at 73975c for western. Barley is
quiet. Barley malt unchanged Corn
is steady at 63963.c for steamer
western mixed and 63i@64c for sail
do Oats. unchanged at 4HS46fc tor
western in store sad afost 44S52c for
Ohio and 3S943c for pew. /
PROFESSIONALISM duh and NOM
iually unchanged at $l4 0Oal4 10
for new mess; $l1 O09ll 50 for prime
and sl2 O0Sl2 so for new prime
mess. Beef is quiet and unchanged at
s O0G7 90 for plain mess and Is 90
@l0 90 for extra do Beef hamsquiet
at $22 0Ga32 90. fierce beet steady
at $13 GOALS 90 for prime mess and
sl7 00al9 90 for India do. Cut
meats quiet at ll@l4c for hans AID
&c for sboplders. Middles quiet at 81
@9tc for long clear. Lard quiet and IN
changed at si99ac for No. to prime
steam and 9Ic for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens quiet and
weak, with holders disposed to realize
at 2D!c for low miidlinss and 2lic for
middhng uplan 's; forward deliveries
are q shade lower at 1896 Tor September;
1890 for October lS4c for November
1870 for December l9 5.l6c for Janu-
ary; 1910 Tor February, and 2Osc for
March.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at l2Sl2fc
for crude and 24sc for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at 500 5-l6c
stearine dull at Sft9l0tc.
WHISKY-Stesiy at 92lc.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, September IL
FLOUR-More acti, . and firm.

FLOUR-More active and firm.
GRAIN-Whest active at further
advance OF lG2r sold at 81 209l - !!
closed at 81 269l q; seller Septem-
her at 81 l2f@l 232. closing at 81 %
No. 3 at 81 lS9l l9, rejecttd a. II ID,
Barley active aud firm al an advance
of }62c sales cash No. at 56t95Tc;
rejected at 35c Corn. fresh, dull; No
> in good demand ., 37lc; regular dull
and easy, offering at BIC cash; rejected
steady; canal corn dull Rye in good
demand with light offerings prices
firm at an advance of,1c Oats st 24a
@2sc seller September 253926c seller
October rejected at 2092lc.
PROVISIONS-Mess PORK inactive
and nearly nominal at $l4 80; buyers
at $l4 90. Lard unchanged at &c for
western aud St9Sic Tor summer rem.
dered. Cut meats dull and easier al
6sG7Ic for shoulders sud s!@Sic fol
short ribs
HIGHwINES-Quiet and price.
stesdy at S9c.
'- H0GS-Receipt., 1850 the marke,
opened steady and closed weak; Gales
at IS lOS5 80.
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From the New York Jewish MessenS
september 81

september d.
More worK for Stanley.
While not Withholding our NEED Of
admiration at the distinguished success
OF the Herald expedition in search OF
the newly-foupd Livingstone and for
urs,inted praise for the pluck OF the
adventurous reporter and the liberal'ty
of his enterprising employer, we re"
specially suggest new field for Stan
lev. wherein his success will make
the nations his everlasting debtors
The lost Livingstone has been found
and restored TO civilization. Mr.. Ben
nett deems himself recompensed for his
large outlay Of cash and nearly as ex.
nsosiye investment Of patience aud
mental Worry. We propose new
work which has been tried for cen
uries-a problem whose solution has
puzzled hosts of philosophers and his
torisns. and has not yet been dis
covered
The lost tribes of Israel! -,
The ten lost tribes who disappeared
sbou, twenty-five centuries ago, and
VINO have since kept studious silence
concerning their whereabouts
Ten tribes Of Isrsel-what an acces-
sion they will make to the world OF m
telligeoce just consider how import
ant part of humanity are the dlmlnu-
tive two tribes who did not lose
themselves and who are now spres!dl
over the habitable globe, and realize, II
YOU can, what an immense boon VIII
be granted to creation il the ten tribes
of wanderers be brought to light
through Stanley and the Herald
OF course We viii be told that the
search will be frui;less, that every writer
or scientist Of note has dwelt upon the
theme and has come to the sad conclu-
sion that the ten are lost forever-that
I a Bepiamin OF Tudeia and second
BENJAMIN have travelled over nearly the
vhoIe world and have met no traces Of
the lost children Of Isrsel; that people
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New York ns..y narxe..
Sgw YoRK. September IL, 8 P. NJ

! New YORK, September Il, o r. NJ.
MONEY-The market is unchanged
40 far a. the rates tor call loans are
concerned; early in the day brokers
paid SOS per cent but late 10 the after
noon The rates declined, as usual, and
money was loaned II 3Si per cent;
time loans At ] per cent gold and l pei
cent commission for 60 days, while for
the balance OF the year per cent and
l pc, cent commission Is bid; prime
business notes we're SLOW in the opening
of the market at SGl0 per cent gold;
paper is quoted At II per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Marke,
continues dull on . basis of Il0H9ll0j
for prime bankers 90 days sterling.
GetD-ssesdg prices ranged from
ll2f to Ill. 60 Al
GOVERNMENT BoSDS-Nrte,
was steady I'll day and closed firm.
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FOR SALE.
Farm, for Sale.

mt TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
| 5pt = Inc very best h'l land-two
\ g. a.-ss under NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l2s-' '-h-uN-y,l HcNechen and Others,
= ,.. 10 and Que half miles o: Henwoot l,
S,-as. coantv. viii sell ea t,oss o. ,d In
80 -. ". V. HOGS & BRO,
ID ''-' BstIev'S Block. Market Street.
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Farm "f I26 Acre. OF Land
For sale.

,.--,r- y TIE BETHANY PIKE
y -. -, la The rl.s % " a-.iius,
'-s--..-, .,-r 40: IN. James keI!y Ia m.
.., - nat, consist OF good two
T.. y url>r, large stable, spring
:. r. .sli l. IN a hlSn state OF
o.. mo. = * For terms see /. b.
), 3D. MA. premises. or
a - .,'5a-..N, &alt Estate Ag,..
Wheeling. W. Va
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HOTELFOR RENT.
TIE MoLURE HOUSE HOTEL,
WHEELING. WEST VA.

Is LARGE AND COMM0DI0US
! iOtel Is offered for rent. Possession can
n. 20 within thirty days. The furnidre
~. 10, IA House can De purchased at private
- Die sale al Very low rate. Any COM
'.'.A' i.e->nn or p-rsOns wishing 10 engage
,.. .tT hpiel business, better ana more
sue doISe could not be found beinS
-. -" - IN the most ELIGIBLE and business
John McLURE.
-~Sf-h Whesling. W. Va.
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For sale.

-WD STORY FRAME HOUSE
- = Ven n- eight rooms, on Jacob
-, ia a small Frame House with
-. IN JAcDD street; also a new
- - On EUi street. containing
: = - L. u. HUGHES,
... R-al Estate Agent.
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ToLEDo. September IL.

GRAIN-Wheat quiet No. 2 red
winter at 81 45,al 46; No. ] white
Michigan At 81 63l; Ne. 2 do at 81 43;
amber Michigan,st 81 47k No. 2 am
Der Illinois at 81 65. Corn quiet. Oats
quiet No. at Soc and No. 2 1t 2s9
292c.
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,,IToyu Lots For Sale.

,gI,.~E STEAMBOAT LANDING.
(. 80 ..4,.ce Building Lots, price 500
- '4.--.atri cash; balance in one
~, -. Also the Dwelling House
PEN, .- IN. .I>i above suspension
49, 10. ~ de Main street.
-. -. ''- ''''' THEODORE FINK.
...-..- - ty26-h
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For sale.

,,- -yO--TDGY BRICK HOUSE, on
II ~ ..tat. %. ninety feet front on Nir-
- 81. : .re' deep; we'll improved
c. L. ZANE.
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For Rent.

REaLAoNT GROCERY STAND, STORE
H. Noon and Dwelling. corner Market and
49, ION streets. Possession given immedi-
..v.s VIM. BRINToN.
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Cheap!

)AIs RETAILED AT FORTY CENTS
-, PER o1shel. The best Flour sold at s9-25
,rsi, by II. CALDWELdA {
nv Quincy stregl.
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OUINcYF0UNDRY
TOR SALE.
MAC HIN { S n o p.

v-4sg.i works are situated in the central
-...... Gig II Wheeling. West Nir-
... 20 both raj road and river The
unz, are abIdt IA feet long, 80 feet
g.. n>t y 81 brick, and three stories
~. tn 'rUrdry i provided with one
...- A. furnace anu ne ; and one ton
- cd. WITH al ne n~ceS AIRY Cranes, En-
-. .-uwty F.sSK., &c, &c, ana al
4r.uI-..>, numb r OF Patterns nf all
.. 49,. Z ..'.l.p">: hut : specially pre-
49,. .p- farming OuJ Getvy wCrS, such as
NJ. u sea. = . Water Pipes, SC The
i. ne 70 s., complete n AL It's parts
49,. g-0v .r-' VIII Al tue modern ma
e--T 4 liz pest patterns and kind. The
,.s,E , shops, Pattern SHOPS, &c, are
s.. 7g.G. 80 Ia a.. their rats.
- .sH-.'..a. Ie-raS-Dne-third cash. me
ID. .l.- 81 uu-. rwo AMI three years, with
.. -. s.u.H = : % >..s.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
s4Z = Trustee ana Administrators.
.--.-,ra ,.',. j. al earned until Satur-
80. -..- 49, IN. l>-2 At z. NJ, when
-. GI,L.yr.y take a ..
HAN NlBAL FORBES,
- Trustee.
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Thompson & Hibberd,

NO. I02 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, W. VA.
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, GAS AND
L STEAM FILTERS and BRASS fOUSD-
ERs and dealers In all kinds OF Pump.
Bells. Lead, Wrought and Galvanized Stssfn
and Water Pipes, Drain Pipes and Thin ney
Tops and Flower Vases, and sole agents for
Hibberd's Celebrated Patent BnzSz % Cop
per Water Backs tos STOVE AND RANGES
and AUTON ATTIC SAFETY and VACUUM
VALVE FOR kitchen BOILERs AND
SYPHOS PUMPS
Having secured letters patent tor the
above improvements, al parties are eau
toned against mann farturfnz 90 using szsd
improvements without hcense from ne n
they viii be dealt with a. fufringerx-
tes-e GEO HfBBgRD.
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THIS company has been In successful oper-
alton Sax years: cOntlnues o. Insure against
loss or damage by fire on Buildings Of
all kinds, Manufacturing Establishments,
Household Furniture and Personal Proper.
y generally, Halls and Cngoe- on the
Western waters, on as favorable terms ~
other sound institutions.
WM. Il. SIMPSON, President
J.R MILLER, Secretary.
OSCAR SASDROCH. Agent and Solicitor
DIRECTORS
VIM Y, simpson, VIM. &. Hsndlsu,
Jno. X. EDtsford, J.R. HcCOriney.
John l. Hobb-- e. Z. Brown,
DR.. II. J. Wlesel.
ja29
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The above safe is adj Ourned
until Saturday, september
II b. 1872. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
when il viii positively take
place.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Trustee.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO E. Z. co.

~ EygE PASSESGER TRAIN
- H-@nS Will d. run by the iollo~ing
scbeiUle on and afIsr June ", ls;2-- Wheel
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DAILY REGISTER.

ne year. 500 Three months. %
IL Aonths....... 4.So One month. rs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-20
F. r. GROVE.
Selling Off at Cost

IN looking over our town and County papers
| | find many Merchants advertise "Cheap
Goods ~ each one saying "here is tie place TO
bus Cheap Goods" That Will all do well
enough in its place. To put stoPto this try
inc 20 humbug the people, | would say to all,
10 he rich, to the poor, 10 the white, to the
black. TO the old, aud 10 The young, that will
sell NV goods at NETT COST. Can any one
sell cheaper than this. if they can am out OF
the ring. So now Is the time 10 save money,
and now is the time TO make money. So let
everybody rush TO +. T. Groves store 10 Sc
cure bargains, whilst they are gong oh, for
such bargains will not last long. So come al
once. Many persons are induced TO buy at
places where they can get creoIt for thirty or
sixty days, and they pay 70 or 80 per cent
more for goods than +. L. Grove asks you.
Save your money and 60 to +. T. Groves
where such bargains never were offered TO any
people before. | call especial attention TO my
stock of BOOTS and SHOES, Hats and Caps,
Notions, &C., Ladies Buttoned Caters, Ladies
Gum Shoes. Ladies Gum Saddles, Gentlemen's
Gum Shoes. have on hand about % dozen
canned Tomatoes for sale, the largest stock OF
Queensware ever offered TO the public.
also offer my entire Stock OF Dry Goods
and general MerC ha ldlze al Wildwood, Clarke
County, Va, also tn Store property.
The " hole of Il ese cheap goods can be had
of T. +. GROVE,
NovlS Shepherdstown, W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-07-20

THE undersigned always Keeps Oh hand and
L for sale, every description Of
COOKING STOVES,
for either wood or coal, together with gener-
al assortment of Heating Stoves, tar!oT Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces. Crates, &c, &c,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such as Tin. Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, Block Tin and Japanned
Ware, Flat lroas, Cuiiee Mills, Timed Sauce
Pans, Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans, Spoons
Forks, Lamps, Waters, Buckets, I'm Cups,
&c. &c Particular attention will be given 10
TIN ROOFING AND SPOU ting
which will be done III the best and most dura-
bic manner, in town or country, at the short
est cuiIce. REPAIRING will also be done
al short notice and in the best manner. Gu
CUMBER PUMPS, the best IN Use, VIII be
put in, al low rates. He will also give atten-
ton 20 putting up
LIGHTNING RODS,
and repairing the same, when called upon.
From nv long experience III the business as
q Practical Timer, and determined to work
none bu, the best material, and close alien
ton To business, and a strict desire to please,
! hope to receive liberal share Of patronage
Nv prices will be lower than any other es-
Enlistment in the county GIVE me call
and YOU will certainly be pleased
\. B.-COpper, Brass and Lead will he ia
ken in exchange for work aud all kinds oil
Ware. ~. I. MakIEN.
Shepherdstown, June !, 1872. ~
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RAILROAD DEPOT.

Is\IJ HERE are you going in such hurry {"
w "Pease don't stop me for am on my
way to the Railroad Depot, for Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Tobacco, and Notions, at the Store on
the corner Of German Street, near the Town
Hall, where can ge, the best bargains, be-
cause It is right OH the Railroad; wont you
come with me, for they are bound 10 give you
the worth Of your money. They have got
what any body wants IN their line, aud the
best Of all they are so cheap. Just come with
me and try their Tobacco, the fine cut Tor
che ing. called "Uucle Sam" tell you II
is nice Boots all SORTS and sizes and prices,
and Neck Ties aud Bows | tell you they are
beautiful. Hats, don't talk, they are certainly
cheap"
well, sir, we will 20 and see it all"
eyes, they are prepared 10 make all kinds
Of work to order, too, aud will not De under
Sold"
"Who did you say they were :"
"Why, McCHAN & lONTZ"
We arc very thankful TO our customers and
friends generally for past patronage, aud hope
for continuance Of the same.
McCHAN * YONTZ.
Anil ~ II