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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24
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49, ~. rLIllaErn cooMa.. 800.

From Ms. ELizABErH cooMas. B,an,si,s.
nmnswiok April g, 1867.
Niss SAwrFe received your letter las' evening
aud was very glad you concluded ot take youi
savo. think Gao do VOL With o. aud 20 viii Quit,
an accommodation Go my hus an 11 no aof g,f qions
ghonft lie has tried ever, thing clio aud us never
found anything thst healed DIE logos that sayoofyours
and we nave both found 90 Dee aY saf ,rH more M,
Vou rec9mmeHdedHt 90 be- W,hfgo bad 90 ln the lamil
nvo or six years and have used 70 for ever, thing anc
can 'ruiy ~ haze Rere- frfa nE ,qua tusei ht
weak back, ond It art. Ike charm Mr. Coomts ha.
had Fere- Sore on he iq for fay p.as and ropd bs a
cripple ig V DC t0i not found ria,fg 10 you S4tt
bceps healed, and takes out thc Inflammation proua
aesh and swelns ana dee. Tor bim 90 that he can ASH
I can recommend 10 for good many thinc. that YOU
have not for use 60 Tor everything consider 10 Boo.
valuable in family. u you can put this testimony 10.
gether and can be OF any service 90 YOU YOU are vol
come.
Yours, Sc, ELF ABETU COoMBS.
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ERIoAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
foR INVENTIONS TRAnY s.,v. - I

ooLlClTOR OF PATENTS,
4, 70" SVESrioss' TRADE Marks, on DESIGNS
NO, 10 State st., opposite Kilby ST., Boston
AN. Aiser 40 extensive practice Of upwards of thirty
H.. o9.hues 70 secure patents In the United States
no uieat Britain, France and other foreign conn
a,es, .Ay1ats, Specifications, Assignments and aII
10, fatents executed reasonable terins win
nssearches made 10 determine the VALIDITY and
~ o. raienis Of lnventons, and leg and other al
y ieleea IN all matters touching the same Coma
~, ,ne oi.ms 81 any patent furnished by remittinae
xH. assignments recorded In Washington s '"o
20 dgfney IN ths UH'd Mates posssssss sssror ,, l..
sHfi0ns, 'S NJ P"s"iHo"ty Of IN
,s,an necessity Of Journey to Washington TO procure
aho INC usual great delay there arc here saved
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

81 " hRkAN q = kNlt
On and after May 18th, s69 Passenger rraiu' vi
UPHaRD TRIMS
AccoNoDArioN TRAtE Leaves Concord At 1870 r.. u.
tor White River Junction, connecting with trains for
" and Magog Lake., Sanstead, Bath Lttetou Laucss
ter &C. Alao with trains for Montpelier, Burlington
s. Adams, Rouses Point, Montreal, Ogienshorgh and
the West.
DAY ExrpXss TRAS leaves Concord At ioal A. M.
.or White River Junction, connecting with trains for
md With ogien'burgh and Grand Trunk Railroads fo'
tho West
BRisroL THAis leaves at % p M. for Franklin sol
Bristol.
EygSiSe ESPRrss TRAiS leaves Concord at si1 ,. ~
or White River Junstion, connecting with train. ~
Montpelier, Burlington, ST. Alhaua, Rouse Point Mon
treal Ogdenshurgh ara the West.
or arrival Of trains from Boston, Worcester. Porte
mouth, Portland Sc.
DOENHARD TRAINS.
tMoRSISG KNrREss Tram leaves White River June
lion Mondays excepted tor Concord ct 0 n., or
arrival Of trains from Ogdenshurgh and Montreal nn
train will be run - Boston on sunday.
BHtsrOL TRAM leaves Bristol for Concord at 20
IN and Franklin az q.05 q.
tMAtL TRAM leaves White River Junction for Con
cord Mt 2lU D. m, arrival OF trains over the Yer
mont Central hssumpHei and White Mountains Ran
roads.
DAY EXPRESS TRafs earos White River Junction Al
$40 p M, or on arrival Of trains from Montreal and
Ogionshurgh, bfnttleloro keenr, Believe Falls wind
sor, &C. connecting At Concord with trains of Mauches
ter, Nashua, Lowell, and Bostol.
tThrse trains councct 81 f~~aof with trails fuf
Manchester, Lawrence Portsmouth, Portland. Nashua
Worcester, New York Lowell aud bQsiol,
ONsLOW NrEARNa, AgeHi.
Concord. n. H.. May, 1919.
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&c eeey says large piece of TT pork
should be plonlvd with each hill of puisn i,
spd the soup caught 10 dripping pans
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5000 PER MONTH. s

" Il W. cess sure. 900 AGENTS now WANTED
1T New and Beautiful Map Of tho UNITED STATE
and WORLD, ~ maps In one sire OF each t1x6n inches
Best ever published for agents mhat people have lon
"a New map Of New England, colored in townships
-tates mud counties, for i-i2 Larse scale. \ , goo
agent f, clearing sito sl5 per day on these ia
haps and our rand selling Pictures Apply for terms
oScg 10 d l.. GUERNSEY, Publisher Concord n II
or box a,-l3, Do ton. 1918
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rertisements.
a. Q. BROW
n ENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY.
"
Those desiring Insurance-LIFF or FTREs-Are invited
to call at my Office
L>saqdoa's BOX. Corner state and Man Streets,
obtain pamphlets and particulars hofore lnsuriug
slscwhcre A. q. BROWN
General Insurance Agent,
coNNEcTTcUT NUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE MPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN

ASSETS t90 100
ANNUAL INCOME over................,.. H0lp0On
H. LARGE DIVIDENDS reduce the actual cost " In
sranco 10 isss than aay other Company
Local Aagvrs WASTED IN ALL PARrs o. vERyosr.
a. C. BROWN, GENERAL Agent
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ROUTE,
Union TICKET OFFICE
FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,

FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND. TROY and sCUFS
1CTADH, and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS.
~ wa Vhamblain steamers, making direct connections
sith the GREAT WESTERN Railroad al susuen.ion
bidge and LAKE SHORE Railroad at BUFFALO N
HlCAeO, and all points beyond also VA OgDI.ys
'URGb and GRAND TRUNK Railroads
Tickets for sale always at the lowest rates, and bax
are checked through via the above routes
For any Information desired call on or address
On. .,.,.. z. r. TRUE, Tegsf Agsrf
once At PAVILION, opposite the Depot
olaA" MONTPELIER VT
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regard Mr., Eddy as one of the most ,.n.,,. -
-. practitioners with whom have hsd ds gnd .se-
Vue' CHARLES MASON, Com'r Of Patenta"'
nave no hesitation In assuring inventor. tina, ,hs
etnpioy man more competent and r.,f,,as,a 'e5
nore capable OF putting their applications IL anu
be pstan, 40 early and favorable oonsderatinn a,
Nv 'A''u' omoc' EDMUND BURKE ~
an, Late Commissioner Of Patontsp
N, y MT. r. u. EDDY has made for the oya, rurnm,,
,y"rv ca r Talents having been successful In ai,nap,
md abilIiv oueh unnlsiakabe proof OF great talen,
sp apply to him g procure Their paisSis al Inn IN
,a "s suis OF having the most iathn ai,"n,ian n.y.
Boston, Jan. 1 1900 M, JOHN TAGGARTI
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FIRE INSURANCE. coMpAMEs.
LIVERPOOL 6 LONDON 4 GLoBu..... sso,Ooo, %

"a Persons desi Gus Of having Insurance placed In
SOUND COMPANIES, at REASONABLE RATES will
find MS ready md wiling to DO their business.
An losses literally ABUSED and promptly paid
at this Office.
A. G. BROWN, Agent,
oFFiCE IN LASoDoE's BLock,
Corner Of State and Main strsots
Montpelier, Jan. I, tes2. oJ-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

DAlhYMENN
osnd .s4mp ior circular Of BAnrys Iu,,s,,a s.o.,
w. ~sarss A. n Bailey, KlHers, W 9su
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-24

PATENT FLANGF COO WHEELS oN norm ENDS
or THE ROLLS
THE NOVELTY
Rolls separate freely at either end.
THE NOVELTY
Has the Patent Curved Clamp.
the NOVELTY
Is the easiest working wrinscr
THE NOVELTY
Is the stronscs, wringer
THE NOVELTY
is the most durable wrlnger
These, with other advantages make It more desirable
than any other.
NO PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPER
CAN AFFORD To MY wRINGpR UNTIL SHE
HAS EXAMINED THE NOVELTY
Try il, and satisfy yourself that It g. the BFsT sold
everywhere.
BAILEY WASHING 4 wRINGING MACHINE co
lsH lo2 CHAMBER sTRFET. NV yoRX
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neut Advertisements

II s. PIANO CO., n. Y. lst class
$40 No Agents Names Of Patrons in 40
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
UPHaRD TRAINS.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
On and after May 18th, s69, Passenger Train VI
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4 GENTS WANTED. - Agents max.
more money at work Tor us than At ANYTHING Ella,
usiness light aud permanent. Particulars free q
disSoS Co., f'Rs ar pubiisAss, Portland. Maine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08
MARRIED.

or che --,l p'-, 40 tle residence &c the brides
father. Philip Na.,r, by Rev. a. \. i. Noel, Nr.
GEO. F TIt.NuLE. Of Frederick county. Nd,
t1 1855. -LJEuIANNAL.NU LEE, % this county.
uu Go. IItl ale. O., DE E-v. Cherl., L. Yates,
FRANKLIN C.TutE1S, of Frederick county,
nf.. OBJ Ntss ANNE NJ. JONES, daughter o..
David Q. Jones, oi sclersuR county, vs.. Va.
On Tuesday, Mas -, 40 So. Mary's Church.
Alexandria. }a., ~ E.r. Father hroes. JOIN
f- ~lEEATT 90 w. VICTORIA HUNTER both
a. Montgomery county, SID.
Oa che -.l LIt. lv Etv. p. 10. Thomas. Nr.
CHARLES ~JlUANu t1 Nis, CHARLOTTE A.
CAIFENllt, -. W harrisburg.
April d.. tr E.,. Jau. Lar].-r,at, WV. T.
El HhEI. O.. N--. MARGARET IAl LoH, all o..
L.u.. ia county.
Jal.v D. ssla-o-e trec, near N;ji,ghur-. on The
.-r. r.,. ls Eev. Robert s. uouEh. Nr. AHNLk
.ONNWE ELL, o. fasIu.c-, AID HENRIETTA
MCDANIEL, OBJ, Narrca.
n- .se e-.h u't iu Ieoia-r. ~ Rev. q. W.
l.aF..r. ESQ. d. ALLEN and HANNAH COLE
AtsarJy hook, Washington county. N1., 90
..-I.t l.t. tr Oh. H.E. N-. Miller. TAYLOR
N.NDtE n CAIuANlNE. daughter O.. John E.
.l. ..... S-..t.
@. He.. uI-. 40 the a.. b. ra-soraGr iu Ha-
-e-.t... ...y. u. vs.. hi-4e.'., Nr. JAMES b.
It1.II g.. li MARTHA MALONE, both ct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08
rOR SIEIcRTFT.

NTESSRS. EDITORS: Allow us to nominate
= through your columns, Tor the office OF llig b
Sheriff, 40 tie coming election. Mr. JOHN i.
PACkETT-a worthy SON OF a worthy Sire. lis
Father. Lieutenant Packet. was an honest Virgin
ian. and alike distinguished for good services IN
tine field. and for good name IN civil lie. Viz
ciaia honoged him by voting him sword FOR gal
liant services under d" Commodore Perry, and the
people will honor the son, il nominated. ty elect
ING him Sheriff OF Jefferson. Mr.. Packet Is well
known. aud respected throughout thc county, aud
Is witLal "a man 90 singular energy and resolution
OF purpose with sterling integrity most essential
in thc o.'.-c in question. Mr. Packet possesses,
therefore, in our opinion, eminent fitness Tor the
Office of sheriff, and, il nominated. would be iri-
rmuhantly elected MANY VOTERS.
Nav "a lN1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08

AtNora's. }4., ol Oh. -ui ins... ROBERT
PAYNE EANLUL. %: " hiu0cl.' E.s,- county,
}a.. ia ta. s-ad g-ar o.! bis age.
tl.res.terce or}ir. Cs-etv, near Eearucvs
t.-.. .u 1.r.llt..t the 2.tI u.t, Niss ELIZA
LLl. LAt- thIl, alou, .J yeats OLD. tur
.lrr r.lr. sd. 's. r..y consistent w.r htr ui
t.. Methods, sAgr,h, ell ios I'D years, Tor Jhc
-.os-I s-t y.-e.t o. reason
en- iris Place. ON Sunday morning. "a inst af.es
a lingering i.a..s, --rs. EAlLl SIMPSON, wife
..A.. VA. Sims ar, aged abo-; ia years.
AtHcressi.ac- OF Do. s'a-iolav, Charles A.
N.rt... at Nrr.u iu this county, o. 'hc 5lth u-t,
Gs. guSL.I IS. TAYLOR. formerly OF Little
Ao.s, Is-, .- ,ac year % Dds age.
Oh ae-.h u,t, at tlc r..,dsaccof her son,
near C..r'.-t.au. N-s. MARY ANN COLSTON,
widow .l OBJ. late Nu. Cols,.u, iu the l.h year
.t Dr.. $3.50.
.-rlsg years si. had been q consistent mem-
i.s H. tle Baptist Church, and adorned Der pro.
.... on. She Was true wife, !oIt mother. and
l-d -ltor. During her many painful Attic
t.-as ..e never uuruurcdi she Kissed he cha-,cE-
ing Tod and drew sweetness ont of the iiis 90 life.
taia n C.I sustained L,r iu every trial; she
'uura.Gtv b. -t experience. chat DIS grace was
-U...rt .ar..-r. C,rsCur .ion. that most fltter-
r- .. r.. li. asses slowly exiting uiacd rae fires
% ... tuta s Ie outward uau persisted the I'M
-.-e man e1. rr-e.t Cl, lA,.. death was swallow
e- lr il victory. She sw-gcy I'D. lsl--p % Jesus,
s1l recalling tae very words Ht tcs o-'1 mother
g.-a arie-. made tacm BIER suu, T.. my chi-
lrea OBJ rr.Ia-s tr m-et me in Lt4rcr.
iI." i--r -lF remember. -11t l.-ed OBJ. nos
WON'T. ias al .lch might so live as 20 boz found
realty .-t ll- appearing % our Lord Jesus Christ
o.. slt l..l a -is Kingdom,
..lYL. 20 chose WHO meet shall plrt ne mor-
A1l l.s. long parted meet again.
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STRAYFR&CC
OFIEurucI.'sS Forty,

4 SIX the thoughtful attention Of Clergyman,
u Lawyers, Physicians. Teachers, Sabbath
School Sup,rintendcnts, Students ilcads OF Fam
lilies. Retail Dealers, and all other Intelligent,
reading people to the following
What Is the FIRST necessity ~ the man OF literary
taste? Answer Good Book Shelves and Cases.
What dies DC nest want? Answer Good Books
10 putin them.
What then? Ansucr-A Studeuts Bronze
Lamp, ior the hours Of night are the S,uJcnts
golden hours.
What follows the Lamp? Ansner-Au elcgant
Writing Desk, with lnkstand, Pens. Ink and Pa
per, for the intelligent Reader b. alWaysa Writer.
What lackcth De- yet? Scientific Apparatus,
for oftmcs IN order % prove thc theory, uldcf-
stand H. experiments must be made b. the student.
Also, accurat, Mnps, without which many books
are not ouly unntcresting bat uniutclligible.
Is be now fully supplied? no. Brst ct cini-
neat men and groups ut Statuary should occupy
convenient nichcs; On Organ should stand in ths
corner, that when the wife, sister or daughter,
who delights IN them more thau in books, drop in
for a minute, they viii noe think The Study such
Dal-Wiil leave with a better opinion OF IL land
its occupani and will cheer % oitencr with their
bright presence. is there yet any deficiency o.
Yes-ona OF Pcrce's Globes fhould DE 90 hand ior
The Chidrcn's -ucit. Children, you know, think
the Earth g. f,d, and Che oHly means by which 90
correct this wrong thinking aud set them to right
thinking is 70 get PERCE GLOBE, and show
them now ~ o..
Nothing more is ab.oiutly needed Nothing
except two or three Of the best Periodicals. which
relieve tbe mind hen wrourltrp 10 ihtcnse pitch
in effort % grasp the great t.uught uf great
minds Aftcr ,le mind hls grown weary climb
ing the Aip- Of Philosophic speculation, gropiFg
in the dark cavcrus of Archaeology Cor Irgfhs o-
trying o. follow the thread of argument through
the winding intricate abvEinths 81 Alctaphysies
nothing s0 grateful o. DO o. 10 randi. amid the
flowers OF the ycrdant, blooming meadow Of light
literature.
Whera mny tie above be Obtained chcrPett1-
Answcr-At
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J)1-. 'TomIiu-On's Dental
once
.asl. q. CHARLES AND LIuIgT1 STELEr
CharieStOWl.

A-.sr-. &ASON a. co.. Ga.'iencn Mr.. Row
an having acquainted me with tac formula for his
Etter % gives pleasure 10 testify O. It's yalua-
Ole g-ll.ties. IWeC.t recommend u Especially %
persons who, besides suffering with the ailments
Tor Wlra tlt'-r are taken, age more or less prone
90 rera. Kidney, disorders, Tor to such think
I..-t no the ttt-ls Iu common use must De exceed
-. .lil.a.. q. q RICHARDSON. y. j..
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FOR CIRCUTW CLERK,

WE are authorized 10 announce DAVID
w HOWELL. as Candidate Tor the Office of
Circuit Clerk OF Jefferson County.
Nav IL, 1872.
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I0ol. County ASscssol..

NfrsHs. G,IIAurH; You will please announce
Mr. CHARLES c. CONkLlN as a candidate for
the Office ot Assessor for the County OF Jefferson
subject o. thc decision Of a County Convention.
NsyIs. 1872. "MANY VOTERS"
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ProNccutin- Attorney.

WE ale authorized g. announce WM. /. VII
w son as q candidate for Prosecuting Attor
ney-suhjcct 90 the action of q County Nominating
Convention, should one De held.
Nav rs, l,I2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08
prosecuting Attorney.

WE are authorized 60 announce J. NJ MASON
W for Prosecuting Attorney 10 I
County Convention.
Nay II, 1879.
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WANTED!

V7HE Farmers 90 know that during Harvest and
other seasons, will look after al. Machinery
repaired by me-
The Farmers 10 know that ! am doing General
Lincof BLACKSMITHING, on satisfactory terms.
Wanted in exchange for work, Ton Of Old
Wrought Iron-old Tyre preferred.
Also, Bacon ann Flour.
Wanted, i and inch Plank-good quality.
Wanted, good Wagon-Maker-a single man
preferred.
N-F- Farmers will save time trouble and eX-
pense, By consulting a Regular Machinist before
thew have valuable machines repaired.
va Shop on corner Of Congress and Lawrence
streets, Told stand Of Hiram O'Bannon.)
J. HENRY HOLLAND,
Nav Is. lsT2-tf Machinest.
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FOR SIIEISIFT.

a TESSRS. GALLAHER: You viii please an
y nouscc Mai O.. ". r. KEARSLEl for the
G.ce or sheriff Ii elected no one Will perform ll;
duty more promptly-as bis business capacity Is
wcil known In The County
Nav II, 1872.
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FOR THE SHERIFFALTY

z RESPECTFULLY announce myself as Can
Z didate for the Sheriiialty of Jefferson County:
am in the field free and independent, and II
meet the approval OF the people at the polls on the
fourth Thursday in August next, promise
faithful performance Ci the duties Of the o.lice.-
II elected, l viii then announce my Deputies.
RICHARD 3. WASHINGTON.
Au-ff - lSTg-tc
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FOR sIIERIFF.

TFyuE friends Of GEORGE W. EICHELBER-
Z GER will support him for the Shertaiy at
the August election subject 70 the action OF the
County Convention.
Nv ~. 1872 Nu.rlL laua.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08
For County ASScssol..

II AlSQUITH ST., is a candidate for the
II, office Of County Assessor, at the Election
under thc New Cousttut0n-suhi, % tbc action
Of d County Convention.
My IL INLE.
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E1ol- county A=scssoI'.

WE are authorized 20 -ruouHcc q. NEWTON
W MOORE, as a candidate for the Assessor
ship of Jefferson County.
Nav Is, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-06-08

/ C. ". Iitteiohn in charge has been handsome
ly renodeled. and specially arranged for a first
class Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store. Charles
town needs such. and the subscriber intends this
shall be second TO none outside the city. The La
dies especially may expect 70 find here the fullest
variety and the latest STYLES of
CATERS, SHOES, SLIPPERS AND TIES.
Plain Lasting Caters from 75c to $500,
Plain Button Caters from s. 70 $3.50,
Kid and Pebble Namped do. ? % 2.7j,
French Calf Balls, Kid Laced and Brush Kid. So 90
TO $3.50 Morocco Boots. Newport Ties, Bronze
BrttCr Boots and Dolly Yardens, very handsome
beautiful Slippers-all styles and prices.
An endless variety of Misses, Childrcns and In
FAINT Shocs-bargeins 70. be had in them.
in Mems wear We offer French Calf Stitched
Boots from 81 20 Sc; Pegg0d do, from - % s. ;
Buff do. $3.50 10 $3.50 Calf Caters stitched,
3. so 20 $500; Pegged do. from $500 D. $500
Newport Ties for Gents. French Caf Prince Al
berts, Lasting Caters, Calf Bals-sewcd, stitched
and pcgged. Heavy Kip Boots and Shoesfrom 81
up; Mems Dolly Eardcus, soc per pair
y. 4. SUITS made 90 order at short notice,
aud perfect fits guaranteed.
NOR THE SICE.-Messy, Collins Cos. Phil
adclphia Pale Ale, il bottles, known all over
tie world, for sale By
june l. 1872. ). >. YESTERDAY.
lust received q nice lot No. Tooth Brushes,
~ very cheap-man uiactured especially tor our
trade. ". ;. AASON.
WE would call especial attention 20 our f.
w crcisg Tonic; J grea. addition % glass OF
Arctic Soda. v. :. Mason.
JuLe i. ls72
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oate % iust, in Mlr,iazbgrg, Hr JACOB
IOl~Al. aged - ycais.
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Tor County As~c@sor.

VERB ". COOKE will be supported by
I'M MANY VOTERS.
May II, 1872.
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jefferson institute,
CharIestoNvn w, Virginia.

TglIE next Session will commence on Monday,
September Nh, 1871.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Languages Drawing Music on Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be pad
to Music and pupils viii be required to play at the
Musical Soirecs when the friends Of The pupils can
have an opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal Music viii be taught in classes as well as
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &c, apply TO the Princi-
pal. Mas y u. fOhKEoI'
July %, 1871.
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FOR COUNT CLERK.

WYE src authorized 80 announce THOMAS 4.
~ MOORE as candidate for tae County
Court Clyrkshin, at the election in August next.
l,ay IL, l>1-tG
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Tor President Of County Court.

RTR. EDITOR: You viii please announce Col
NJ ROBT. W. BAYLOR as a candidate for the
oicc of President of the County Court-suGJcct to
such action as may hereafter be determined upon
by the democratic ara Conservative party.
May p, 1872.
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Charleston, Kaaario Copay, Wet Trginiu.
REgFrs ro-Faculty of University Of Virginia
Hon. 4. K. Botelcr, Shcpherd,toWn, West Va;
Hons. !. b. Baldwin and \. II. II. Stuart, StauL-
ton, Virginia.
june S. lSTy-U