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"LAws Of Business" IL . work writtsn By
Theophilus Parsons, L. L. D., Professor Of
Law in Harvard University. The author hss
filled that honorable and responsible position
with signal ability for twenty years.
Professor Parsons has written many Law
books, all accurate and scholarly, rejecting
honor onhim as a legist. His works have bssa
adopted as taxi books in many Colleges Of
Law, and are pronounced authoritative BY shs
shining lights Of the profession. His Law,
Of bushes" b designed for the benefit Of thoss
who are no, lawyers. Any man Of ordinary
capacity can easily understand IL. Il meets q
long felt want. Other works, similar in aim
are toe meagrs. This is clear, full, and accu.
rate. Il has received the unqualified Approba.
ton Of the most eminent lawyers md leading
journals in the Union. They call its author
the Modern Blackstone. They say that every
young man ought 70 study II as part Of hil
business education. Judge r. r. Heath, L. L
D., says: This work has more than two hun.
dred forms Of the very best character, such n
have stood the best Of judicial criticism, have
been approved, and are, therefore, to be
trusted" Having added ID 10 their library,
buaine.s men will and il indispensable" says
the Chicago Advases The New York Irb~~<
says: That previous books prepared for this
general purpose, containing little more than
forms, have plunged men into more difficulties
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o.. 'cs not ufacturers have never q3d
Olga danina- '..s son Severance q
Millekt oe de-
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A largo stock Of locks, hinges, bolts,
scews, nails. chains, hoes, pocket cutlery
&c, at Waters Dawsons.
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Go TO the Trade Palace of Craig 4
McAlirter for style.
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We noiicc ON many app S------YI.f~
on the Janet variety, that leaf blight is o.
struying the leaves and fruit. We should lAe
u know the Gauss. We noticed that in ofe
orchard nearly all the fruit Is thus blasted.
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Don't fail 70 got some trophy tomat'
plants at w. ii. Andersons.
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Carson a Dodds have opened their
soda fount, and invite both ladies and
gentlemen 10 call on them at any hour.
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paris in Flames' the popular style in
silks can be found at Craig q McAliter'.
Trnde palace -
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uIve srocx MARxers.
LOUISVILLE LIVE sTocK MARKET.

no6FMh@ .*f wv WI
Csitic-Ths market open>d tame with offer
ines amounting 10 zs4 hssd. The trade va.
confined 10 home consumers, and but little en-
citement was manifested. Most Of the offer
ings changed hands At decline Of fully Csc
on the hundred pounds. The markets East
are reported supplied, and prices are 90 low
tina, operators are unable 10 see any money in
shipments East. We quote for best grades Of
butcher and shipping bceves s. 50ts6, good
at ~ 5o's5, and common at ~ 50tsS so per
cvt gross. Fresh mixers sell a. TO quality
from s2Ota50.
sheep-Ths market isundergoing decline.
and We quote for bcst heavy, wool Oh, "a 200
3, With vools 5 50(Ss 0percvtgro-s. lambs
sre 10 demand, add ell qnicL q, s4s4 50 foe
best heavy, and light at sstas 80 per heed.
Hoss-The receipts have fallen Of, yet
there is no material change TO note. We quote
for best corn fed, for butcher use, $4ta4 25;
light for shipment and 10 feed, 50 50ts,S IS
per cwt srcrs.
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Doctor james Wheeler. one Of tho
most successful farmers Of Clinton eoun-
ty, has furnished the Henderson Ners
with the following facts In regard 10 his
wool-clip this season;
The wool-clip from my buck weighed.
in pair Of accurately balanced scals1.
twenty-five pounds. Ewes. one 10 tve
years old, yield from sixteen Ia eightssa
pounds, and 4 have wethers thAt VI
yield twenty pounds.
j. 4. Elmore, Of Mercer, sheared,
March 18th; one-year old buck thai
yielded twenty pounds Of wool twenty'
two inches long.
Trick horses arc held at tfom o. 500
10 s30, Gao each by their ownsrs; this
last sum, il Is said, Ia have been rsiassd
BY Dan Rice for his blind white hor-s
aExoelsior." dad horses cash 81 ,0O0'
10 81. 500 each. .Bareback' act stee0S
call for 81, 500 10 81, 500 sa0h. Trick
ponies, $500 70 81 900. and trick mules
will sometimes hrlne $1,000 4 pain
Ordinary draugh hoFs~ cost 900 n
$500 a pair. u.
SIP. Kenny, Of Jsssamine. Soda ~
Of carriage horses last week "A W.
George, Of PonnsylvaRia, tOr 49,
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GEO. r. WEST,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On 4s~ wsa Paasa>. STANFORD kh
" EEps ON HAND CLOTHS, cAsSi-
IN news, vestings, Rsadyulaals Closhing
Noiions, Furnishing Goods, SHOES, Boot, ~
have assocaisd with me- Samael 4. War,
toa, an ezpsrienoed workman, Who sslesss oil
my goods and has sole charge Of tho naanafae
turing department
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FROM MOUNT XENIA.

Csrepeadsoe haei0 ybwnaf:
The Christian Sunday school Is nov in sue
eessful operation; has about fhy in attend
sncei meets every Sunday afternoon at ,hres
O'Clock
There Is no doubt In the minds Of the farm.
ers in this vicinity that this IL "iocust year
Though !, is hoped that owing to the scarcity
Of timber, they will not be numerous.
On account Of the rain Last Saturday, the
picnic and fishing spree" was postponed un-
I'll the third Saturday in June, when, II the
weather permits, We anticipate large crowd
from Danville, Stanford, Hustonville and other
points, and pleasant day, a. il Is well known
that those fishing excursions 10 Hanging
Fork are always the most delightful amuse-
ments Of the season. We presume we need
not expect the presence Of the local editor Of
The INTERIOR JouRxAI, as he never goes q
fishing with the gals any more"
1t is Whispered that "Cettie," the authoress
of"A Memory" lives, moves and exists In this
vicinity. Il il truei
There Is q young gentleman in this vicinity
20 much in love, with an imaginary ideal, that
- - N. S--i..s Lads he mss,,. an ald
ludi. srs, horses, RIP.
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CONVICTION MARKET.

Wv AA*0AOA' fA1hn1As
oovrseros, May %. is7a.
caiils-Ths rsceips for the past week
snountsd 70 ala head, 13l Of which were
no material change since our last report. We
c ss;.s q . &C. . ,sScsS quality do SSSic'
shesp-The demand IL fair and supply
moderate. Shipping sheep are held at 5iC56c,
best butcher sheep; wool of, 5(d5lc, second
qualify do 4iEs4ic, third quality do SiCS4c.
The receipts during the past week amounted
70 1919 head, 364 Of which were shipped 10
New York.
Hogs-Light to heavy hogs We quote at 81
@4tc. The arrivals for the past week
amounted TO 577 head.
PHILADELPHIALIv STOCK MARKET
PHrLADKLrHIA, May 10th.
Besves-Dull this week and in buyers favor.
SALES 1000 Pennsylvania and Western steer
At 7i@sc; fair to good at CSC; common at 40
SIC.
sheep-Fair demand; sales 5000 at 6l@
nc. lambs at 3GSc.
Hogs-Rather lower; sales 1881 at IS 1907.
PITTsBURG LIVE STOCK MARKET.
East LiskErr' Pa May sop.
Cattle-Market hrm; arrivals fair best 6iC9
&c; stockers, 4i(95ic; prospects fair.
sheep-Market unchanged; arrivals isiri
prospects fair; best 6S6i medium, bCsSf;
common, 4ta43c.
Hogs-Market brisk; arrivals hrm; Phils-
deiphia, solo, Workers "a 1904 10, pros
poets good.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET
cHossAr. Nay %. is74
GREAT wEsrsRs STOCK YARDS.
tn. ,.c.;n,. :, r.. 81. e.. a.. -
.,,J;n. 49, ~ me- yJ. 70, ~. -,
sheen / 40 hoss II 90 W. e. ,sxSAsI
my A,s1Vl uS6t ~. Y-t. tt<<-.lf
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Mr.. Robt. II. Crows fine mare Liuis
Helm, by imported Yorkshire, dropped
on the nigbtof the 18th, beautiful foal,
mahognny-bay, by the celebrated thor
ough bred stallion Colossus, now owned
and farmed by II. Helm, Esq. The colt
measured three feet, and Is a fac-simile
Of the justly celebrated horse Fleeing
Moments. Mr.. Crow has named the
colt Facinstion, and we predict for Il a
brilliant future.
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FROM SOMERSET.

's .sss sssrS:lSsres;.s sss :s..! 90.
ssSsse- fsr CspGr~>s-Ussss D>sA. 49,
srsss~s 81 ts~1r orsv>sN
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET

FHILhDkLFHlke Nay zOth
Besves-Dull this week and in buyers favor
Sales 1000 Pennsylvania and Western steer
At 7i@sc; fair to good at CSC; common at IA
SIC.
sheep-Fair demand; sales 5000 at 6l@
nc. lambs at 3@Sc.
Hogs-Rather lower; sales 1891 at IS 1907
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-20
An Affecting Case

A one>nrmed horseman, recently travelling
through Missouri, stopped ut hlacksmith's
shop to have his horse shod. The smitl. no.
ticed the empty sleeve, and asked him if he
had lost his arm in the war. He replied with
sigh that he did, and even more, going to
relate how he left home to enlist in the Sou.
thern army, aud at the close of the war;. in
going back he found that his wife, who
thought him dead, had moved away, and he
had since been unable to obtain a trace of
her, "What is your name 7" asked the
blacksmith. When the answer was ~ NJ.
Waidrup," he suddenly released the hoof over
which he had been bending, and without
lookinga at the cx-sodier cried '.FoIlow me
into the house," and hurriedIy led the way.
Result the discovery of Mrs. Waldrup with
three new children by her side. She had
supposed WaldruP dead, and had accordingly
been married to the blacksmith, The two
men wisely came to the. conclusion to let the
lady choose between them, and she elects in
favor of Waldrup. Then she says she cannot
do without the children, aud the blacksmith
says, after most painful pause. ''You shall
take them, ~ DEAR" "When the steamboat
st. Luke, says the Cincinnati Enquirer, in
most touching paragraph, stopped at the
landing some hours later, WaIdrup went on
board with his still weeping and thick1y vailed
wife, and the blacksmith followed with the
children. The boats bell rang for the start.
ing, and the dread separation was at hand
The crew, the passengers, the captain-all
who witnessed it-were affected to tears by
the touching scene With great drops rolling
down his tawny cheeks, the smith kissed the
children one after another, and in choking
voice bade their mother an eternal good bye.
The two men gazed wistfulIy at each Others
faces, shook hands long and earnestly. and
then the blacksmith, by strong effort Of iron
will, released the hand Of Waldrup, and
walked quietly to the shore. He never turn.
ed his face again toward the boat, which soon
passed out of sight around a merciful bend in
the river, but strobe on, with head bowed
down to the home whittier the voice of his
wife and children should welcome him NO
more"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-20

general laws the term OF 0fIiee, powers. tit,ties
and compensation of all public officers aud
agents, and the manner in which they shall
be elected, appointed and removed.
D. NeTeAtra compensation shall be granted
or allowed to any public officer, agent on eon>
tractor, after the service shall have been rem.
-dered or the contract entered into. Nor shall
any such officer, agent or contractor. or any
OF their sureties. be released from any debt
OF liability due to the State. Nor shall the
salary or compensation of any public officer
Office
10. Any officer of the State NAV be inn
peached for maladministration. corrnpt;nn. in.
competency, gross immortality, neglect of du-
y, or any high crime or misdemeanor. The
House OF Delegates shall have the sole power
OF impeachment. The Senate shall have tho
sole power to try impeachments When sit,
ting for that purpose, the Senators shall be
on oath or affirmation, aud no person shall be
! convicted without the concurrence of two.
! thirds of the members elected thereto. =
Judgment in cases of impeachment shall not
extend further than to removal from Office. and
disqualification to hold any Office of honor.
trust or profit under the State; but the party
convicted shall, nevertheless, be liable and
subject to indictment, trial, Judgment and
punishment, according to law. The Senate
may sit during the recess of the Legislature
for the trial of impeachments.
IL. Any citizen of this State who shall.
after the adoption of this Constitution, either
in or out of the State, fight a duel with deadly
weapons, or send or accept challenge SO to
do; or who shall act as second, or knowingly
aid or assist in such duel, shall ever there
after be incapable of holding any office of
honor, trust or profit under this State.
IL. The Legislature shall prescribe the
manner of conducting aud making returns of
elections and of determining contested elec,
tlons, and shall pass such laws as may be ne
cessary and proper to prevent intimidation,
disorder or violence at the polls, and corrup,
tion or fraud in voting.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
SAMUEL WooDs, Chairman.
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P0 E TI0A l..
THE MYSTIC TEMPLE.

Far down in the shadowy valley,
Where the spirits and phantom shades loom, /,
Standsa weird, fantaet1cal temple
In the mystical midnight and gloom.
It sends forth apurple- like lustre,
Poured out from its porphry halls
Abroad through the blue. litten windows,
Set in its adamant walls
And the legion of musical zephyrs
That throng through its wiie-open door,
Go out with incense and starlight
Through Life to Eternity,s Shore
'Tis said. by people who,ve witnessed
It's soft candelabran light,
There's sa notified Spirit that frequents
This labyrinth temple at night.
he comes in The silence OF midnight.
When the moon has begun its dec line,
md lights with the essence of noontide
The cresset that hangs o'er the ehrine.
T here's none of its radiance that slumbers
In the midst of the draperies' fold;
1t goes upward ,straight through the .kylight,
All tinted with purple and gold.
The voice of his footsteps awakens,
Far up in the vibrating dome,
Sweet echocs that never ese sounding
This side of their heavenly home,
When the Spirit has finished his misaion
And passed from the sill of the door,
demon comes up from the cloisters
And quenches the light overmore.
The wallis o E the temple may crumbie,
And the light on the turrets may die
But a lamp on the ltar is cleaning.
That's again 10 be lighted on high
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a SINGULAR GAsE.-There is an interest.
ing person in the State prison at Auburn,
New Ytsk He is Mr.. Harvey -Doane, who
was convicted of murder IN Madison county
ip 1862. and sentenced to be hanged. Under
the provisions of the old law,the Governor
could order the execution at any time, aud
meanwhile cuIprit was to remain IL. Site
prison. Doane went there IN 1862, expecting
to be hanged at any time. He Is there vet.
but liable 70 be taken out any Friday and
ttrangIed- The Governor has not ordered his
execution nor commuted his sentence. He Is.
still under sentence of death. Dosne works
in the machine shop, and in view Of. the un-s
certainty overhangiDg him is quite cheerful.
He prays to God every morning 10 keep him
through the day. and at tnightlies down on his
miserable pallet with a feeling Of gratitude
that he is yet free from death warrants aud
hsngman's coils. 2
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PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER 4 I

NOAH WALKER K co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the iutrodnction of a plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER;
To which they call special attention. They will
send nn application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF NIEASUREJIENT
of Cloths. Cassimeres, Eoatings, Shifting ga, &c,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their Clothing and Shirts dircC' ir,m them
with the ccrtsintS nj receiving garments of
The Tyy --latest Style
Anil lHost Perfect Fit
ntta'nable. Goods ordered will be cent by Express
TO any part of the country. AS is well known
three Years excelled in all departments al their
businCss, which subs as to the
character OF the Goods they will send out a large
and well assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full lineof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
AT I'OPGLIR PRICES
When Goods are sent per Express C. o. D.. there
VIII be no COLI ci"n charge amounts of s 10 and
over. Ru cs tor self me surcment. Sanlples of
Goods a-d ETic. List free application. The t.
tention of the Trace is invited to our Wholesa e
Department which Ii l~ays kept up tue hi beet
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishlng g GuGds, either
ready ina de or made to order.
l65 aud l67 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, MD.
April L. 1871
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. R.
TIME LIE.

TRAINS GolNe SOUTH.
Leave Harper's Ferry att oG, "A NJ, ard l 30 NJ
Leave She ia ndoah at O6, a NJ and 25 p NJ
Leave Key yes' Switch att 20, A NJ and SO PM
Leave Halltown att 80, a NJ and IS P nj.
Leave Charestuwn AT Z 40. A NJ aud 49P NJ.
Leave Ca meron's at 5 II, A M and 2 on NJ.
Leave Summit Point at 80, A NJ and PM
Leave Wadesvil!e at 81. NJ AND 20 NJ.
Leave OpeqCon Bridge al 02, a NJ, 2 IS p NJ.
Leave Stephenson's at 8 81, A NJ and2 39PM.
Arrive at Winchester at 40, A NJ, . so P NJ.
Leave Winchester at 10 2l A NJ md 3 O5 PM.
Arrive at Strasburg at 05 A NJ and II 40. P NJ.
TRAINS GolSd NoBTH.
Leave Strnsburg at S 45 a NJ and l2 10. p NJ.
Arrive at Winchester at so a Nj nd 25,Pa
Leave Winchester at 1927 A NJ aud 2 so P. NJ
Leave Stcp.Icpsun's at 10 81 A NJ and PM
Leave opequon Bridge at 10 42 A NJ and 3 &c P NJ
Leave Vaudeville at l04 A NJ and 3 81 P NJ.
Leave Summit Point 10 SO A NJ and 3 SO PM
Leave Gamer On at II 10 a nj and 4 l2P NJ.
Leave Charlestown at II 2l A Nj and 80 P. NJ.
Leave Halltown at II 30 NJ and So P NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switc at II 81 A NJ and Oh NJ.
Leave Shenandoah Mt IL 45 A NJ aud % PM.
Arrive at Harper's Ferry II so nj and 5 30 p NJ
A. Il. WOOD, Agent, Harper's Ferry.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Nov. 10, 1871. Master of Transportation
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AGENTS..

s5-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scnlpTloN for the "Spirit of Je6erson," and
to collec, and receipt Tor the same:
GEO. D. Shephcrdstopn.
JoHN P. KEARForr-MurtinsJ
RoBT. RIoN LUCAS and j. HUNTER BEL
LER-Harper's Ferry.
JOEL W. RoBEHrs-I Ihdd1esoay.
JonN H1LL-D.Dictds Depot.
ALEX. OsDoURN-U UnionUtUe
NJ w. RURR-Bro,rn's Shop.
i. II. acknowledgement
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Lcef0,cn.
JonN w. DALGARN
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"A gentleman was describing to Douglas
Jerrold the story of his courtship and marriage
how his wife had been brought up in con-
vent, and was on the point of. taking the veil
when his presence burst upon her enrsptured
sight, and she accepted hum as her husband.
Jerrold listened to the end of the story, and
he quietly remarked. .'She simply thought
you better than nun"
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An enthusiastic editor speaking of a new
prima donna her voice is as soft as velvet.
and as tender as pair of slop shop pantsloons.
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SHINGLES FOR SALE.
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL.

25.OOO RE,Ms sss .s,s S1 Oak Shingles on hand ant
Jan 10, 1871. WElRICK WELLER
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EETLER HOTEL,

II Il L IL u Il Ill u L IL L..
sHEPHERDSTOWN WEST VIRG'IA.
J.P. A. ENTLER Proprietor
July II .1sG6-tt
EHLoUR We shall keep n ha nd Messrs Lerg
Il Ystes' and Messrs. McCurdy Il Co.'S several
grades of Flour-in bags or barrcls-at the ssme
pricus they sold at their mills
Feb 6, 1872 KEARSLEY SHEERER
NELvETEEN.--we have just received Black
Velvetecn for trimming.
Feb 6, 1872. KEARsLEY & sHEERER
VARNS.-White, Black, Blue Mixed, Blue and
Il Scarlet. Blue and White. Scarlet and w bite
Oct. "a. KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
TLOTHS and Cassmeres-a handsome assort-
~ ment just received by
Oct. "a. KEARsIEY & sHEERER
TUST received and rapidly selling Felt-lined
Dec. l2. 1871. GOLDSMITH.
SKATES aud Sleigh Bells for sale by
- JAS. LAW. HoOFF
EtoAL Hods, Fire Dogs, Sieves and Cement. for
" sale by JAS. LAW. HOoFF
NFAN'S Red Warrior, Crafts Axes, Broad Axes
1fI Hand Axes, Adzes &C., for sale by
JAS LAW. HOOFF.
DLOW Irons-King's aud Landsdes-for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOUFF.
PAKER Bros. Baltimore G lass and Putty for sale
IL by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
AORSE Buckets, Chutns, Tubs and Wooden
~ Bowls, for sale by JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
GtoRN Shelters and Cutting Boxes for sale bv
" JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
SHAFTS, Poles, Rims, Spokes and Hubs, for sale
~ by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
WHEELING Nails, for sale by --
w JAS. LAW. HooFF.
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Feb. ,. KEARsLEy & sHEERER.
JUST Women or Chronicles of
- the late War;"'-Sequel to ''rhe HoIcombs, ~ by
Miss NJ. T. Magill. Encourage Home Literature.
For sale nt w. s. MASON'S.
"OoFF'S Celebrated Extract Mait-fresh in
voice just arrived. W. S. MASON.
DRoMo Chlorolum-the most powerful disin
ID fcctant known. VS.. MASON.
NTASON'S White Oil prepared with great care
1fl and ranted in all cases where t.iniments
required nierior to Preparcd and for sa lie
only by w. S. MASON.
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The committee on the Bill of Rights and
Elections, to which the consideration of the
first, second and third articles of the Consti-
tuition, together with various resolutions, were
referred, have had the same under considera-
ton, and beg leave to submit the following
report:
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PURNS odoriess, is lways uniform, requires n
ID change of Lamps, is perfectly safe and will no
explode, for sale by
Feb. ,. KEARSLEY & SHEERER
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abe Ne Z
ouf. New R2oughs.
WE manuisc CT uring a large lot of them and
w we guarantee satisfaction in every
sale. wEiRICK & WELLER.
January 4. 1871.
GAFETY TUBG.-By this little rontrivance
- wecsn make your Lamp non explosive. Every
body must have one-pricei25 cents.
LAMP SHEA RS.-Save your Scissors by buy
1ng.s pair of these Shesrs, and improve your light
by trimming your Lamp wick property. For sale
By GEO. T. LIGHT & co.
lamp GOODS, LAMPS AND.LAN-
A~TERSS.-The finest Lamps the.market
are now Offering much chea per than sold
here. GEO. T. LIGHT & co.
Oct. 81, 1871.
MACHINE OIL. Lard, Fish and Neat Foot
1v1 Oil. at greatly reduced prices; also the best
quality of Lubricarng Coal Oil at the very loves,
price. For sale by
June 1s. 1871 KEARsLEY & SHEERER.
'DURE CIDER VINEGAR at 25 cts. per gallon
also, Pure Spices IF all kinds for Picking for
sale by as KEARSLEY sHEERER.
EURs.-A handsome assortment Of Furs at very
II low prices. KEARSLEY & SHEERER
November 81, 1871.
FFEASi-Gunpowder Imperial, Japa nese Eneiish
Il Breakfast, Oolong-all of superior quality far
saie,by SE.lz = kEARSLEY & SHEERER.
SEAMLESS cotton grain Sacks, fer sale by
~ ..s7--s 80 JAS. LAW. HO0FF.