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Because he is constantly receiving his
new stock of spring and summer goods,
keeps the largest assortment, the best
goods, and sells the cheapest, and his Gus
tom work defss competition both in style
and quality.
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Everybody goes there.
uaaiSowoc and neaasaa stage.

We are informed that the stage for Bril-
lion will leave here on Friday noon, and
for Menasha on Friday morning. Return
inr, will leave Briflion on Sunday morning,
and Meuasha on Saturdays. Office at Jos.
Fulmer's Union House.
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New Ajvertisal-eLts.

ghc stiaserftser having Ope,ied n
EioUr and Feed Store in the store of
Jas. BcnaeTt, On Commercial street,
next door TO O. TOrrison, intends TO
best spring and winter wheat flour,
also all kinds Of feed which will be
delivered to amy part OF the city.
3I.t7 H. TRUMAN.
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Milwaukee. ManitOWoc and
Green Bay Rail Road
Company. s

Tho annual meeting of stockholders for
the election of nine directors, will take place
ut the general ori.ce of the above named
company in the city If nitowoc, Wiscon-
sin, on the LIST Wednesday of May next.
Polls will be open from 10 o'clock n m . to
y o'clock m. The transfer books for the
.ssi-nment of stock will be closed on the
2lth inst, at the hour of II o clock at noon.
G. LUIING. >ecretary
MANITow c, April 9th 1878. 37-4w.
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Why :? Why ! Why : Why ]

An empty bottle was found in front of
business room. It had been thrown there
hy young man who had lately purchaser
bottle of that fnc perfumery at the Man
itowoc Drug Store. Il
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Broke Ground.

On Tue sday last, Mr.. Thomas Windiatc,
contractor for the building of the new
school house, commenced excayating for
the foundations.
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Sherif's Sale.

NlRCUIT CONFIRMATION COUN-
Y Tl .--Betsey Gordmanson, a lmey Erick-
son, Robbev knute knuteson Yomer, Anna
li.nson and Mry knueson Yomer, plain
lifts. against Rose knuteson. defendant b.
virtue Of. and pursu to IA Judgment of
foreclosure and sale in the above entitled
"ause; dated June %, 1871 | Shall expose
tUr sale, 1T the Court House in the city Of
Manitowoc, and county OF Manitowoc. and
State of Wisconsin,, on the 18Th d,y of
Nay, 1872 at ten clock in the forenoon
If that day. all the following described mort
- ged premises, or as much thereof as m y
be Necessary to raise the amount of said
Judgment, interesr and costs. and costs Of
such sale. as follows, to wit: All the follow
ing real estate lying and being in the county
- Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin. viz:
The south west ! of the south west of see
ton number twcn'y-seven (27) Town num-
Der nineteen, (l9). Range number Twenty
TWO t22) east. containing forty acres of land
according to the officiIl survey
Dated at Manitowoc. Wis, March 18th
1872
ALBERT WITTEN3ERG Sheriff
j. d Markham, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
3l-9w
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COMMERCIAL

OFFICE OF TIE PILOT.
MsSITowoC, April IL, 1872.
WINTER WHEAT 30aIi0
SPRING do i I2ul Is
OATs-S6c.
WHITE PEas-Good- -65c.
GREEN, DO Goo Il | 90
plTa T0ES-SDe nor bu
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IN PROBATE-MAN COUNTY
| Court. In the matter Of the estate of
Michael Donnely. Diseased On reading
and filing the petition of John Hewett ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of sid deceased,
representing among other things, that he
has fully administered sail est,te, and pray
ing that time and place be fixed for exam,
ming and allowing b account Of his admin
istraton, filed in this court. II is ordered
that said account b. examined by the Judge
Of this court on MonlIy the Goth day Of
April, A. D. 1872, at 10 o'clock IA N at my
office, in sid county. Ordered further that
notice thereof be given to the heirs of said
deceased and to al persons interested. by
publishing cory OF this order for three
weeks prior to said day Of hearing. in the
Nanitowoc Pilot. a weekly newspaper pub
iished at Manitowoc. in said county
Dated at Mautowoc. the LIST day Of April.
4 d. 1872. ". " WALDO
36-3w County Judge.
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Why ? Why Why !! Why

q yes have found it now the Man
itowoc Drug Store is the place to buy
paints, oils, dye-stuffs, etc. ii
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ri Z = RED.

this city,
April Q, ut the residence of Hrs. Ca'lwe!l,
by q. 4. Forrest. Esq. Justice "f the
Peace, Mr.. Anthony Caldwell and Miss
Anna Benda, both Of this city.
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To Ryder's New Boot and Shoe Store.

If you want visiting cards, envelopes,
letter heals, bill heads, or anything in the
printing line, call at THg PtLoT ofice.
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Where ? Where? " here?

Go to harnofsky and Seas when you
want good clean shave, whiskers trimmed
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Of course everybody goes to theNanito-
woe Drug Store for pure drugs and chemi-
Gals Ii
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Those wishing to secure bargains should
call at the Manitowoc Drug Store. IA
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milwaukee,. fAnitOysOc Il Groen Ha y
Railroad.

This comneny holds m election on the
lst Of May next, for nine directors. See
notice in another column.
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that lead Le = >lcr to drunkenness ami rrJil. out
Medicielnatie iron. the Native Roots and Herbs
Of California. free froJI all Alcoholic ~Iinu-
limits, They nrc tNc GREAT BLOOD ut III
FER and 4 LIFE GIVING: PRINCIPLE,
npcrtcct Renovation aud iHSi-urHtgT u the - stem
carving or All poison ou< matter and restoring the ipol
4 healthy condition. No person can take these BIT
according directions and rru ain long uuweli.
provided their Zones uot destroyed by mineral
poison or other aEi the vital organs wasted
tcyoui the pai'!s OF repair.
They are /. t:cBilc pureaiive a. well Gs
Tonic. possessing, also. the peculiar merit OF acting
lVwcIfd agent in relic ing Congestion or lufaui-
rlatol, Of the Liver and all the Ni--eraI Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ia yonng or
OLD. married single. at tile dawn Of wnnauhuod or at
the turn Of life. these Tonic Bit,cr~ have equal.
For Iuf!,,m,uatory and Chronic Rhcuna-
tism and Eout. Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Bilious. RcI.ii;tcuI and intermittent E3-
ver~. Ei-ea>cs OF the Blood. Liver. Hid
ncys and bladder, these BiItcrs nave been most
sliccc~~fll ~ucii Diseases enlisted ~ Initiated
Blood whicit is generally produced by arrangement
Of the Dige-iivc Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OK INDIGESTION. Head
ache, Pain in The Shoulders, Coughs T=huc,s Of the
Chest, Dizziness. Sour Ernciatons Of the Stomach.
Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, PaIpatio
the Heart. Inflammation OF the lungs. Pam in the
Eions OF the Kidneys AMI hundred other painful synp
toms. are The onsprinEs of Dyspepsia.
They uvIgoratc the stomach and stimulate The torpid
Liver and Bowels which rcu1er them OF unequac
efficacy cleansing the blood Of all impurities and
parting neville ana 10 the Whole - stem
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptious. letter Sa..
Rheum, B,",cles. Spots, PiuIes pustuIcs Boi,, Car
hunces King Worms, ScahI Heal Sore Eyes Ery~i.c-
las Itch. >rus nisCot0rat ions uf The skin. nUmors E
diseases 81 the SKIN Of wuaey"r or nature. arc
literally dug mp ami carried out ot the system short
tln" 10y tile OF tn SO Bjftcrs. Oac hott.r ia surt.
cass VIII convince the most ucrelIious OF their
tina cfaCtS-
Cleanse :hc Initiated Flood whenever Yen fI is iai
puritjcS bursting through the skin PimpIcS, Erap-
tons sorrs cleanse il when you find obs;ruc;cl
ari sluggish IN tho veins cleanse it when it foul.
and your feelings viii tell you when Keep the blood
pure, and the i al OF the system will follow.
Pin, Tape. and other W orfis, lurking in he
system Of 70 Thousands cGac:al y DESTROYED
ana removed. Says a Iisfiu rui>hrI nry-iua2iSt.
t.crr j. scarcely au individual upon rh2 E.r. If ja
Garth wius' body j tx MP I. iH tn" Wr ne ul
worms IL is C,t Hlun IN" lI-.-l...y ga ft- 'i 50;
body ihHt worm eEf-f. Tut HD,H me G1S,S Il hn9.n~-
ami Slim t"nn~:~ that ircl H"s. iivH- monsters 81
G-S..a~'. No S.-.la of Medicine, .rII.f1E-,,
autn"im'n'lrr -a t"ca tic system from IL
these Bi-.tr,.
J. WALKER rscgri.tor. r. L. MCDONALD ., co,
DTu@-.-F ai G-u. A-oifs. san Fran $50 r..'arurt.
ami - AL = Commerce : rect. New York.
E<5-soi.D 81 ILL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
l3-l9-6m
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tual Insurance Company. OF 3upllu. in the
State of WISCONSIN, for the year ending on
the 3lSt day of l. December. 1871 made 70 r q
Secretary Of State of the State OF Wisconsin
pursuant to the Jaws of said State.
Whole amount of Joint stock or
ou,r,ptoa ,iI,l outh.rizaa Ntr,r
Second-Assct,.
Loans on b nd and mortgage,
stocks bonds and other Sc
curities " g. Id n
J,torast dn. an .,,arrcd n
s.mn al oe
United STATES St.teand nthrr
stocks ami bonds owned lay
the company mono
Cash on hand AMI dcocsirrd
in b.nk - c3l0
Gro,. rr,mir,,n, in DIM. ,,u..e
Of cnIrriir, -oi-r
nm. rna,;y Is. ~ -, t,,,.i
tatnn f,.,. ,,.,...,;.,.,,. "a IA 81
Premium MIS- ,.,,.,.;y'j .rit-
i,ct t, ar,e .a.,..t.............. 7-.ae7 AZ
All other Ia. u~................. l.5IG4l
All other propcrty b,.,p..ur
to the rp..l.r.........,, ? SOS =
s,-,-,---,
Amount to b, d,InrtrI fron
ohnyc ..snts an .rco,,t -,
doubtful debts and securities aimee
-
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x i.r atlEr io-aLa 80 .r'rst r1ye.
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rfarfiuyer Of an Early SPRING.

Everybody goes there.
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p a1-,~ NO III to sr' ~ Tn vcr- C,uc- +
Y, ~ p b. - iou am. l. Ho't y Ha'. ,tIt,r.
49, j 'Iia other Article >ACo ,oVELII o., co,
Me- -
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8 r. e ID S.!
5EA.TENTIN
Is 30-6lno

OF the condition Of Dodge County Nu-
tual Insurance Company. of Waupun in the
State of Wisconsin, for the year ending on
the 3lSt day of december. 1871 made to tie
Secretary Of State of the State OF Wisconsin,
pursuant TO the Jaws of said State.
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OH, NOILDI NEREA CHILD AGAIN

sigh he weary AID y hsus I'd ore, AS y lang IN
itude sprl g.uIl-- uyOu "a me aud ftc-lNt
aid LgL 4. N the WOt der ul Sou Inci caI
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On the Nth day of the present month, as
may be seen 10y reference to an advertisement
in 70 days ARGUs, and to a poster in this Of
fce,) Col. Robert Patton, Of Amandayile, Ka-
naWha county, in this State, will expose to sale
az public auction, sou acres Of town lots in the
town OF Byramvilo, on the Kanawha river, in
Mason county. The lots vary in size from one
fourth to five acres, and will be sold on such
easy terms as to enable almost any person to
buy. Only ten dollars required in hand, and
the balance in easy payments Of two dollars
per month. Title perfect; coal abundant, and
good warranteo deed made rs soon AS all
shall be paid.
The town Of Byramyillo already contains
about IS houses, two churches, two hotels, one
good school house, four stores, two blacksmith
shops, one wagon-maker's shop, and one tan
yard, and other improvements are in progress.
We regard it a good point at which to make
Investments aud as this state is now attract
ing much attention from the people Of other
portions VI the Union. it Is almost certain that
the property above named will 20 1T At a ran
"a r,to.
A, p sale held on the l4th Of last month.
Col Patton sold ten acre. Of the above Eve
hnniTS acres, for the sum Of - 400. and the
sale was adjourned until The 18th " the pres
ent month, o. above stated, 90 which time, we
hisc u9 doubt, all will be sold at good prices.
Col. Patton il wcil-known Kontqeki,n.
being formerly resident VI Covington in this
state, sli President ct the City Council Of
that pirse. lie bas deservcdly won the repu-
ial'ou lt being the most entorpri-ins and .uo-
eas-ia. "nd sPecu'ptor in West Virgiuia. His
coal mine at Pocoialico is estimated b. CAPT
tai's-s 20 Doe worth over hall u million.
THIS saio viii be- worthy OF general attcn
ton, nnd it BE- expected th1s rn immense con
course will be iu attendance
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The Central Land Co. OF West ytr-
ginin, md the City of Huntington.

Scarcely day passes that we do not receive
letters making inquiry about Huntin gton and
the surrounding country, and all OF them re-
questing full and particular answers 70
every inquiry. Every one seems to think that
onr time and labor belong exelu.iyely to him.
and that, because we are editor, we must
necessarily kHo'c everything aud be willing to
do everything that we are asked 20 do, no mt
ter at what 'acriGee our part. Well. we
like to be accommodating, and are willing TO do
any re"soHbte service for n confederation. but
to answer personally the many inquiries which
come to us concerning the city and country,
and the prospect Of making fortunes here in
the various branches of business, would require
more time than we can possibly devote to il.
and we cannot afford to employ a special clerk
to attend to the duty.
To obviato this necessity, and at the same
time to give "all enquiring friends" all the in
formation that could be crowded into an ordi-
nary letter, the company have prepared an au-
'hentic statement Of all tho advantages afford
cd here, and We have published it in an at
"aetive form on the eighth page Of this paper
In double column.
10 this advertisement we bog leave to refer
all our renders who desire TO obtain informa-
ton about the city Of Huntington. We have
reason to believe that the statements made II,
II are correct, and We do not know that We can
add anything that will mako them more inter
osting or authentic
Those who desire to obtain correct inforina
ton OF this part of Christendom will do well
to subscribe at once for the ARGUS, in the
columns Of which will be found. from time
to time, everything pertaining to the growth.
prosperity and business of the city and coun-
try ana all matters pertaining to the progress
OF the railroad toward completion.
See terms on first page, enclose money for
the time desired, and forward your orders TO
""lLLAN F. WALLACE Il Co., Publishers ofth.
ARGUS, Huntington, West Virginia" and you
viii receive more information than we could
give in dozen letters
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The Chesapeake and Ohio RniIro.s

whatever relates to the progress toward
completion Of this great thoroughfare Of trav-
ell and transportation from the West to the
Atlantic sea-hoard is Of direct intero.t In rho
numerous readers of the Huntington 4 rcrs
and for that reason the editor proposes to give
it his especial attention for some time to come
1t is a matter Of much joy to US to know that
the road is being rapidly completed toward
the eastern end Of the route and that the sur.
vey Of the route west Of this to Dayton, O.. is
going forward with all the speed compatible
with the interests Of the officers and engineers
OF the road. IL is not in our power now to
state at what precise time the work on the limo
will be commenced or competed but We feel
safe in saying that operations will begin as
soon A. the survey is finished, aud the whole
completed prior to the year ls75-perhaps bv
January 1874. No time will be lost in pushing
it through.
This line completed to Dayton, n new impc-
tus will be given To Huntington, IL indeed IT
be possible for it to be pushed ahead faster
than it il now moving; and five years will not
pass away until this city will not only he the
! city Of West Virginia, but the best place for
found in the country round about.
On the eastern portion of the route the
work goes brayely on. The passenger train on
the main line passed over, for the first time.
that portion of the line near Millboro, on sat
uray morning May LIST. An exchange pa
per, speaking Of the event says:
Travellers To the White Sulphur will remen
Der the heavy grade Immediately west of Mill
boro station. This was a temporary track
built in 1857 to avoid the heavy work ON the
main line. II has been worked successfully.
and without loss to life or limb for fifteen
years the grade being sos feet per mile. and
the minimum radius 400 feet. ON the main
line were two unfinished embankments. ono
100 and the other g6 feet in depth, with r short
tunnel and some heavy cutting in addition.
rms work, estimated ut 40 900 cubic yards.
was let, IN the spring Of 1870. to Mason and
dooch, contractors, To be completed NAV Ist.
lSf2, aud was completed ON the very day. S
ID. Gooch has had the management Of the
work, and may be justly proud Of his success
Irack-laying west of the White Sulphur will
he commenced next week, aud the graduation
westward IL IN so forward - condition that nj
the usual rate Of progress no delay il nntici-
pated between the White sulphur and the
mouth Of New river, 10 which point tho track
is laid from the west.
So it goes! Those in charge Of the prosecu.
ton Of tho work are enterpri-ing, energetic.
and accomplished gentlemen, who lose no time
aud stop At no obstacle. They are resolved To
push the work ahead in such manner a., to as
tonish not only 'the natives" but those from
abroad, and they will do it in shorter time
than is usually consumed in the completion OF
such undertaking..
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Dc.ecratlon OF enc Amcrioan r,ur

On Thursday evening last the NJ. z. Church
had the American Flag unfaried in front Of
Burdiek's Hall, where they had Festival. for
the purpose, it is said, Of attracting public at
teniion to the fact that Festival was on hand,
and 1t hosted there unmolested, so far a. we
learn until quite a late hour at night; bu,
some time after the company had returned TO
Their homes, some rowdy or rowdies, who had
not the fear Of the Devil before them. tore
down and mutilated said flag, thereby stirring
up degree Of i'll feeling in this community
very much to be regretted. The act meet.
with general reprobation and condem nation
from all right-minded persons, and we nave
heard no one attempt to justify it. 1t was
probably done with a view to creating bad
state OF feeling where all should be harmony
now, heneeforth, and forever.
The same Gag was out again last night
floating as gaily as though nothing had han.
poned to 1t.
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The symmcs Creek railroad cer,.,.

There can be no earthly doubt as to the
speedy commencement and completion of the
Symmes Creek and Dayton Railroad. rs we
nave said liz another part Of this paper
Messrs Fisk Hatch, Of tho city Of New
York, who are the financial agents Of the
Chesapeake K Ohio Railroad Company. in
speaking Of tho present and future prospects
OF the road to Dayton, have this to say con-
corning it; "Ths rood NIL be promptly Jui6.
and Will form very valuable connection for
tho Chesapeake Ohio. controlling for this
route the trade Of Southern Ohio to a large ex-
tent, and forming short line 10 Cincinnati.
Dagto", dnd he Norfh,oe-t, with the same low
grades which will bc marked characteristics
of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. and its
entire system Of Western connections"
Those desiring to locate in this city. or at
any point along the line, will do well to secure
property before it is too late. The influx of
population will be wonderful.
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CsrRcH FrsrfyAL.-The ladies belon ging to
the VI. 4. Church, South, gave q grand festival
for the benefit Of che said Church az LaidIey x
Johnson's Hall on Thursday evening last. AZ
which the editor was present 10y special invita-
ton.
There was gay and respectable company Of
ladies and gentlemen present aud every hing
appeared 10 good order and we'll arraugcd.-
Tho refreshmcnt. were excellent, and those
who pnrtook Of thcm seemed Co cuipv them 81
their entire satisfaction. The irc-croam, straw
berries. cake. &c., w.rc luscious. The niiot
were arrhyoi .u all ho.r chasH.. ibe aoutjg-
mon wore the.r blinlstt smiIss. and nU seem.
ID to cnj,y tho occasion ~ become. a Christian
people.
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,H'he City of Huntington.
ON THE OHIO RIVER.

below SS city of Hunts6 which river nneii,
t' suitable purTo %
81 r are attracting " it large population '"'
'ss Sasr sa o a rsc the 6: 0aG
s % a'u H Sa % F sbin ss
ai a r s a e. s S v s' Gs. s .:.
% H % % 3 % trade "s ' Ssi%ssa
'aTS We Tsa .a s S I 4%sn s o% pss P9
'sl Be j hi" e g w. sq , viii .i ca
o a t a 9S them sgn Of %G
s ] S' c5ts and dR ss s5Fasi
any other a5 ne s: ,1s c 4sq.G2a
ae1Saa # a 3I C@5IGia and o Rat
the .IP.r qualify s coats ~c & SS It . 5s,
hG'b ntr sra, VARIETY and ea., lg.' that "d''
@ .ia and SI G5 a r age,%s Pa9 '
@ ,L z ec 5s.s natural aai 'y Sf g %'
pr.da. is 1 o n ,,qs ie Of the
s ss, . i 5 s, ii; the 5%.5sg s ls.i1
IiTg ,.". '9l h9 possible aant OF ,onyuc IS
lot "i"I f,f I l'p' room o[nsd.o el nass
y 5S a s. of foisps ooiI ' sa vi, S p
can ' ID @ s' a ' sS s'. ss been e., a..l which
'Ss gn' par Of Che ay Normal nral c a, cs9S.
s 'q ,i., o. 1 as "' s. IN as q '
are Fo, l ' 1p' 5s S ,n p sS @ .' according location.
Naming .y POT n "e.o centre. f5r l win b.
", ,, VIII b, i' 5' a.i. ,a a 2 ' 'a.
es1eesosi '' f 5.sas,o guard against Inconvenience,
ME- aen l. @,"n'ar ,y, a ' 'i'o1 . d F.'f
s a e Ss , g Rail. and s i Glp. S
:9: s ;s's. .s;ss ,; s;.ia s ..
; s 'G 3, be ! ' r.,s,.. v, . st
gs s os,,saa a5f5 made in person Or @ %
Io w E :, 1,Is General ssa experimentation
james, TRACY Secretary and Treasurer '''''''''0'' WEST VIRGINIA.
Nav YoaK
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. A. NJ. simms will preach in Burdick' +.
Hall, on next Sunday at lO1s o'clock, a. M,
and after that date ON every Sunday evening
at o'clock, ?. IN. Baptist Sunday school
every Sunday morning at o'clock The pub
lie are invited. Seats free
Ro's. R. Fox, presiding elder Of the Guyan-
dotte district, VI. Z. Church South, aud Zeph-
aniah Neck, editor Of the Csntrai HeiIofisi.
will commence a series Of religious services ut
the Holderby Chapel in this place, on Saturday,
10Th inst, at u o'clock a. III. The public are
invited.
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snider a Bro, endesvoriog to keep pace
with the demands Of our rapidly increasing z,
population, have just fitted up an ice cream ga
loon in splendid style for the benefit Of Iadie.
who desire to indulge in that article. With
good ice cream, and n pleasant and neatly fur
nishcd rosm to eat IT in, they cannot fail to
please those who favor them with visit.
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NEW BAKERY AND CoSFEorroSERY.-Atr A.
EYoung will open mp new Bakery and Con-
ieeionery establishment on Third Avenue, on
Monday next, and keep on hand Fresh Bread,
Pies, Cakes, aud all sorts Of Confcotonaries.
sslosroom at Harper X webbs Grocery store
Give him "a call
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CRowDsD-Job work continues to pour in
upon us to such an extent that we cannot find
hands enough to keep up with the demand.
ana the ARGUS is, consequently, behind time
aCan this week
Two long articles, one from Col. TrimbIe,
and the other from Judge Ward, come in just
before putting the paper to press, and this also
caused n delay Of some hours