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Department contain a long argument In
behalf Of their continuance, since the pres
ent Administration came into power, signed
by SCHUYLER CoLFAx. NEsBITT had OBJ
tanned contract without advertisement,
which Mr.. CREswELL held to be vitiated for
that reason. Influence was necessary to pre-
vent the annulling of this contract, and
then Mr., ,CoLFAxappeared before the Post
master-Gencral as the advo of NEsDITr.
Republican members of the Indiana dele
CATION who had defended CoLFAX through
out went personally TO the department
and examined this paper when the dis
closure was made soon after the adiourn-
ment of the investigation. They came
away convinced that he had sworn falsely
ana was unworthy of the least respect or
belief.
Almost contemporaneously with this in
cident Mr. CoLrAx was robbed at WoRM-
LEY's Hotel in Washington by n fellow
lodgcr, who came to know that an inn
mense amount of bonds and stocks had
been sccretcd in his trunk during the in
vestigation. Deception was at once set in
motion. CoLrAx knew that If the truth
was told utter ruin and disgrace were in
evitable, for he had just pleaded poverty
us defence before the committee. So he
arranged with the police privately, sent
out n false account of the robbery 10y telc-
graph, saying IL was a mere trihc, offered
no reward, ana finally condoncd the crime
upon receiving back the property, which
in round numbers amounted TO one hum
drcd thousand dolluisl The thieves were
permitted to escape because a trial would
have brought OUT all the facts, and cShib-
tied CoLFAx in his true character as Il
veual trafilcler in legislation and n pen
siouer of various corporations.
The proof Of his rank perjury Is over
whplming. his corruption stands out plnl-
ingly, and his greedy scifshncSs is uurc-
deemed by single generous or manly
quality. This Is the picture of one who
has been held up as an example, who has
dciivd the temple OF holiness by trading
hypocrisy, vino has preached temperance
rs a virtue, and been regarded as light
by the Young Mems Christian Association.
OF such stun are the Christian statesmen
Of this day made up.
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10 III FUITT tT INf NNUs
SIu | am one Of those who bask in your rays
dairy, when you shine. and enjoy your clouds shade
when YOU rail aud mete out your sc.vls ana ftowus
upon those who understand "H1dtiuu, DIVISION. aud
silence aud who take back pay ana mileage Rut in
your last tu4 theme moro suiit. a.d about VIII p
turre h. more suspense than auF on which lOu have
tuuCurd af"lf. mean, " Does Hang us HrtNrut Mo-
dt rs' all decidedly Of the UpIuu That n does not
iruu IN tnrrrNAt nh ot the Unrt for twenty Nttrs-
FROM ANON ledge uf Cr ulual gained 10y ir quClt sll
n on Dc nrau. iclt Jurics Of TIE tuurt OF S,-
sloIs alG O!tr tId Irrmlirr. | We been lni
to trpiI~r the s'c against Hu4,n | was formerly op-
, +rI. tul avtaus tdte ln The words Of M II Tie
noted CT nuutI. ttAt hanging is played out L hls
d. IT. effect tt ana NOtlI.ae uurd
ltuU, aid iut unc Ia favor Il substituting
ut.r method Of mrtug out rctuhutNe Justice .
ttsc Nhu hNI. uuu an r in 20 hsrt tsttrm ts to he
ready up The least lrpNuCatuu 20 draw aud IRE.
laN, A4Ntu urh tCncCiluu To ihr subj ct aud am in
carur-t 90 tuc lrl tnat the Comuuluy need 90 lie as
ui.cI sAuchvd bog tHc mode Of the "HAlg of uf tie
Wurlr. ur,at O.. a.r by thc buudy deed Nh1A fIs
hIs victim. LNt u uy drowning, lor example.
DRDWS.FN
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provisions OF law deliberately disregarded, and
the public funds seized by an individual who,
even II he was legally the Auditor OF the State,
would be distinctly prohibited by law from
touching them. And because the taxpayers OF
Louisiana object to pay their taxes to a Govern
ment which two Republican committees Of the
United States Senate have conclusively proved
has no legal existence, and the officers OF which
do not even pretend to be governed In their
action by the requirements Of law, the Trcsi-
dent OF the United States directs the employment
Of Federal troops to shoot down the citizens
who refuse submission to these lawless public
plunderers. when the full cnormity Of the
usurpation concocted by KELLOGG, PACKARD,
and the Presidents notorious brother-n-law
comes TO lie fully appreciated by the people Of
this country. ULYSSES S. GRANT will he placed
in even a more humilisting position than that
in which he found himself just previous to his
involuntary withdrawal from the army some
years previous to the war.
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We have done wrong, and we hasten to
make all the amends In our power. We have
supported Field Marshal MURAT HAISTEAD for
Governor Of Ohio, because Of his unusual good
looks but upon mature reflection we are CON
vinced that personal beauty is not a sufficient
reason for making any man Governor Of Ohio,
and that we ought not to support HAfsrEAD
any longer. Accordingly, while we love and adj
mre him "a a citizen, we renounce him as a
candidate, and we earnestly advise the people
Of that state 20 concentrate their surfaces upon
Deacon RiCHARD SMITH Of Cincinnati, and elect
him. lie Is not 50 finely featured or 80 maicstl-
cally formed as HALsrEAD, but he Ia a truly
good man, and that is something which cannot
be said Of any other inhabtant Of Cincinnati In
the same sense a. OF Deacon RICHARD SMITH
At the same time we appeal to MIR. HALsTEAD
and the press and the patriots ~ Ohio generally
to follow our example, lay aside all other ndi-
dates, and make the election OF Deacon RICHARD
SMITH unanimous.
Away, away, 7 cant e'lv any longer.
Away, away. Old shadya going lionel
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Away. away, can't e'1v any longer.
Away, away. Old shady's going lone

II is said that tie most extensive deposit
Of corundum known to exist IN any country has
been dis iscovercd In Chester county, Penn, on m
line Of the Wilmington and Reading Railroad.
Corundum il a crystallized or massive mineral
Of extreme hardness, allied to the sapphire.
When crushed it is used for grinding glass aud
sim lar purposes, and II uncqualled as "A rapid
and lasting cutting material. Emery Is an info
rior variety of curundum. In l-cG a mineralogist
discovered In Ncwlin township In Chester county
a deposit Of this mineral, which was exhausted
after about nfty tons had been taken out. The
land aitorward passed through several hands,
until finally last summer, by tracing houlders on
the surface. vein was discovered which proved
10 be Of great value. The first definite indica-
tion of the vein was found about one foot under
ground in the form Of nodules. which increased
In size as the dgrcrs penetrated the earth, until
at depth Of ten feet the vein presented a sur
face OF auout Eve feet IN width. Its length and
depth have not yet been ascertained. The
corundum Il found In boulders weighing from n
few pounds TO several tons. The Reading Epglc
says that II finds ready market at 500 per ton
In the rock delivered az tho railroad station, or
$500 per ton when crushed. The owners Of the
property are rapidly pcrfecting machinery for
crushing the mineral at the mine, and as the de-
IN nd for II is unlimited, they dee m their vein
considerably more valuable than an ordinary
silver mine.
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OBlTJfR L.
Death of the Father OF the Hon. =. =.

Death of the Father OF the Hon. =. =. Cox.
The Hon. Ezekiel r. Cox died nj Zanes-
Vile, OHIO. on saturday, May l., In the seventy
eighth year Of his age. Mr.. Cox was born IN
Monmouth county, n. j. lie mastered the art
OF printing at an early age. and In ISIS estab-
shed the hrst paper in Eastern ohio. lie com
posed his editorials from the case, aud wac the
pioneer editor in the wilderness. He served his
state as senator. and held other important
Offices He wds "a kind, indulgent, just man, aud
the father Of the Hon. :. :. Cox. Mr. Cox was
the last Of the early printers and editors OF OHIO
The sun., 1873-05-21

IlVsscs 6. Grant, Jr.. son Of the prcsi-
ient. arrived On the steamship Donau on Satur-
day from Germany, where ne has been pursuing
his studies. lie was taken from the steamer at
Quarantine by Collector Arthur and some other
officials, who went down the bay in a rrve-
nue. cutter to meet him, and brought up to
tue city. After short entertainment by the
Custom House officials he was despatched to
Washington.
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HosloN, May 90-'rhe shooting Of Charles
Lanes tue welkuown Boston ~ reliant. m Dorchester,
seems tu Dee mystcry not Ike to oc uurlvel. The
turIn,rh Jurlt hitti iMrNt! kuttIuua, , hn rN.
ah lhiluh ~ numerous MNuesscs have rcuaVrcd ! c
follow lLg NerGlC,;
That the snd Charles Lane came To his death on ihr
NOR lt ol llH IA % ul q tobci -, 't . utu,
lhc Nuuud 81 phlo' buitt Lr IDtO hm NAll, stand
lhs al lht Dpu' u l> hu t uu tut tkru4s tttti- sc
anOut - ' och, " tAc hand ul sOue ptrsoA " Lip
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:. G. sulI Protecting tie /. Guiltle,..

Mr.. ColfaN has written to u friend in
Paris "A letter containing this emphatic aud san
gulie passage: IL never received dollar from
Amcs un any account whatever, in check. me sh.
~ stock, or dividend, ~ bonds. have fun faith
that lie vino knoweLh All thing VIII ia liis own
good time make ly entiIr Innocence Of thi
cruel and wicked charge manifest to even tho
bitterest Of my enemies" D."
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The sucsc.s Of lhc Nrllow.tone ExpeaI,ion.
CHICAGO, May 20.-rhe following despatch
received here by LIeutGen. sheridan yobtcrd 81
IIMINInN pAnnfn 1nrrlInrN. MAA Is.

H. Pa, Go. Gh"t lus paHota lrfrli9rS' May r.
We arrived ue .t6P NJ. Tue cN.e .itluu TO 20 r
river Na tue lcuNsiuue was coupl, tr success. the
tl'utr Key West, the second largest steamer the
tpper NJ ssuur. vent W 10 whhn three miles oil tie
mouth - Powder rNtr and n We had hil the proper
plane to have taken out two Iousr ht chan.
nt ut hey West H. tne lHst rdsus the RIVER sAe
could have gone up at least eighty miles further AT
hlsn AT sh, cuud nave son, over tpse rucAs with
tArt. Al tut time the expedition Wcut up the surl
had not occurred, and The water va lower than
At any time pr Vluus tor the asi years The Vel.
luNe,ont e. htl roam 20 uaNI gate than the Upper
Missouri above Fort bufurd.
GkuRoE toHsYTH, Major and A. d, G..
lAciufpu.t ul lhr ltsutr rNtr CAi'4iluu tpuk 20
oi lu MAJOR F"rs me despatch b. 10 a-certan what
tht uott POINTS Tor thc iutauuu OF new mlt putts
ahu uppll ucpu's 100 tue luuiHu country near iAC le
OF Tie AOftAtlu IaeltC kaIroad.
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RCnMoNp, May 20.-lne body Of an unknown
whtc man was iou last saturday In the Gu cAahu ny
rYrr about ten miles from Rlchulond II was tied To A
htaiy II &c raj ny Ia, neck, middle. and heels aI ID
RldH1 knie wound In the haVk near the ne X, the
ohy hsd apparent been Ia the water sUme inr being
mn. d,eoup4te and II - supposed To be the body of
MARTIN iuTteH Of Ashland, VINO has en- missing three
cell and Will be arrested "
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WAsHINCTON, May 10 Secretary Rohcson has
ordered TO have the i-h sloops oiWar authorized ~
tie act OF Cougres, built ls follows;
one c.Ch at thr Norfolk, New York. Kittery. and
halc ON Saw ldr.s At tlr Last la ned tnc ycs- D
G. tc OF non. lhf otncrs wood. AAutu.l D. I us
hu4lt at toe i"ly N.Ny \ Hrl ut mat al fnrn q
ui tuc Navy IarIucnti tHc Iuta't tp be- slVtu 10
the lowest tru tulr uuutr. Iuc tAth, rcNrath. ID
cthih are io ur iul 90 plF. "a d., y Cu4trI"t
g. toe luNttt responsible b.urIa tutu uI ll1l
lLu uuu uI WOOD. A. are to ht screw IupClirre.
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The new theatre on broadway and
Twenty-third street. which is TO he opeued on
oct. by WILLIAM STUART Esq, Is 10 be called
the Park Theatre. IL will probably be inaugu-
rated with a new play by Messrs. BRET HAKrE
and DIoS BouCICAuLT.
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The utter disregard for law which char
acierizcs the management Of affairs in Louisiana
hS the kELLuGG tHcton Is well illustrated by an
incident which occurred in a New Orleans court
the other day, A suit had been brought by
citizen 10 compel the tax collectors TO tettle
their accounts with the treasury. The tax col
lecIors ret up the defence that thcy were urc-
vented from complying with the law by the
orders and interference of the Auditor who
had intcrceutod the funds on theig " to the
treasury. The person vino assumes 10 be Audi
tor under the spurious KELLOGG Government.
one CLINTON, NUs called as witness, and test.
lied that he had received from the tax cnlloc-
tors In New orleans about $l}.OD in his indi-
vdual, but not in his official capacity and that
the money thus received had been exp, ndcd 10y
him in tho payment of Judges, militia, and the
suppression Of those rebel skuuks Ia the
parishes Now, the statutes of Louisiana make
II the duty Of the Treasurer alone to receive
money from Taxpayers, aud to pay out tie
money so received; and they further provide
that any Auditor who "shall do any act not
authorized, or In any other manner than Is ro-
CURED by law, or illegally use or misapply
any money belonging To the State" shall be
punished with a line Of $1,000, Imprisonment for
not more than Eve years, and dismissal from
ONCE. In the face of all this we see the nlsin
The sun., 1873-05-21

Mr.. CoLFAx paid in money s53A.72 for
twenty shares Of Credit Mobilicr, which at
that time were worth $1,000 or 81, 600. The
rest OF the subscription nj par was covered
by the dividends already accrued. If il
had been IN honest purchase, he would
have demanded the stock when he gave
the check for this small balance and taken
II III his own name, But he knew it was a
fraud and a bribe, and therefore he CON
cealcd himself behind AMEs.
Not content with his former experience,
and sInartlng under the effect of his failure,
Mr CoLFAx undertook to examine Mr..
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The Best Sorghum Mills.
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The Bet Poitieai Poper.--The Weekly New
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has M he Neus.--The Weekly New York
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The IsH Cdnls Reports in the Weekly v York
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The Best Paper in Every Respect-The Week
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THE sun, Ncrg Yoyh cir.
March !, 1873,
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THE AwHEYE
BUGGY Pillow.

The Publishers hare secured a perV 7arge
and most Jeoutifui PAINTING, amt hcV
hare hat perfect cQpjes prepared firm, a.,
printed 8 times, az coiorS, 10 Jroducc Mc
beautiful cotoring and ShGdiny ofHe oli-
ginvt. 4 coPy is mo,o ,rithin EASY reach
IF ecery Home IN AmericG
The Joulmai Itself lcW be a rich treas
IRE an eccry HousehoM 4 magnjfccat
Nc'o Amcrtcdn STORY by Ed,oord Eyy}cs.
tom has alcady commenced; he genera{
editoriat care acW remain uS hitherto !;
and other practical, SLHIfuI, inst,ucticc,
and Pleasipg 'crtters ,cW constantly aid IN
proceeding az HEARTH AND HOME fcosf
Of cood things ,chich oW mike ii a most
'cetconte visitor to eycry UedrthStonc and
IN erery Hon,e
WIN all these attractions, and after I'M.
proremeats contemplated, he price Of
"Hedrh and Homc' ,cW continue at he
tor rate Of onLy SIS gear, or 81 fo,.
"HedrM and Home" and tie " 1n,eric0n
AOrjc"IfUriSt OWN me AgricUituist
there wW also he presented most Leauii-
Jm Chron'o Of an original picture. paint
ed expressly far his purpose, cnHHed
"Mischief Brecing," Jy Il r. Rcinhart
The Hc0,M and Uon,e CL,o C,,S, ,C;y,
be delirereci in NE orler IN cLjrk the names
hare 6een yeceiDea. No cAoyge FAR ME
Chrome ,shcn token al the air." ,,i,n,o,,,,-
ed. If ~ he sent ,re-no;1 ,,,nn,n,,a1
20 cents must be sent for DyepavmeDf and
DacEiag
II miU be mounted anil yorDj.5,J yeo,2,,
E,. ,,,jI;,,, j,,to n f.,,u,e ia. %
that is. for so cent. it will be- Mounted
Vsrnisbed Packed, and sent Pre-paid m
spLScyHc,,lto UrARTu& How f,r1e-2
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WIT AND HUMOR.

SnS- The late Rev. DIR. Humphrey Moore
of Milford, n. H., was born wag, and il
was not safe to indulge in badinoge with
him AT a ministerial conference DR.. Moore
preached an able sermon on sOur Dumb
Animals At its close Rev DR.. D,
Eeighboring clergyman, commended the
discourse, and remarked that every jackass
would speak its praises. Glad to have one
Oppreciative listener replied Dr. Moore.
Sy-It is said that the poet Moore ore
night, while stopping at an inn in Scot,
land, was continually troubled by the land =
lady with the request that he should write
her epitapb. According, a: night, he gave
an lmpromptu, as follows
Good Susan Blake, in royal state
Arrived at last at heaven s gate--'
and, stopped promising TO finish it in the
morning. The good lady was in a trans
port at his inscription, & treated Mr. Moore
with every possible attention. In the morn
Jog he was about leaving, when the lady
reminded him that he had not flushed the
cpitaph. That is so, said he, and imme-
diately added
But Peter met her with a club.
And knocked her back to BeeIzebub
Ii Is said that Mr. Mooro's hores were in
motion just Os he bad finished the last line.
WAITING FOR y GIFT -Salesmau-'Yes,
ma'am we arc selling these goods less than
cost, and if they arc not all sold before the
first Of the month they will be given away ,
Sharp Customer Bedad, thin, I'll wait
until aflher tho fust' afore make any pur-
chases'
re- THE most bashful girl We ever heard
Of was young lady who blusbed when she
was asked if she had not been counting sleep.
WHAT is the difference between an
unmarried and a married lady? One is a
miss, aud the other a miss-i-.
EF lr is not advisable to 60 out Of doors
without anything on your head, or into so.
cicty without anything in it.
ETWHY is nature like a baby? Be
cause there is generally a squall wheu its
face is washed.
EA MAIDEN spoccb-'Asb papa
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BEAUTIFUL GRANDMAMMA.

Grandmamma sits in her quaint arm chair
Never lady sweet and fair;
Ter gray locks ripple like silver shells,
And her brow It's own calm story tells
Ola gentle life, and peaceful even,
A trust is God, and hope for Heaven
Little girl May sits rocking away
10 her own low seat like some winsome fay;
Two doll babies her kisses share,
And another one lies by the side of her chair
Aay is as fresh as the morning dew
Cheeks o. roses, and ribbons blue
Say, grand mamma says the pretty elf,
Tell me story about yourself.
When you was little, what did you play
Was you good or naughty the whole long day ?
Was it hundreds and hundreds of years ago ?
And what makes your soft hair white as snow?
Did you have a mamma to hug and kiss
And dolly like this, and this and this?
Did you have pussy like my little Kit?
Did you go to bed when the clock struck eight q?
Did you have long curls, ard some beads like
mine
And new silk apron, with ribbon fine
Grandmamma smiled nj the little maid,
And, laying aside her knitting, she said
Go to my desk, and a red box you'll see
Carefully lift, and bring it to me-
So May put her dollies away and ran,
Saying, IN be as careful as ever can
Then guantanamo opened the box, and 10
A beautiful child, with a throat like snow,
Lips just tinted like pink shells, rare,
Eyes of hazel ard golden hair;
Hands all dimpled, and teeth like pearls,
kairest and sweetest Of little girls
ooh, who is it -? cried winsome May,
How wish she was here to-day
Wouldn't love her like everything?
Give her doll, and my new gold ring ?
Say dear grandma, who can she be {?
Darling said grandma, that child was me.
May looked long at the dimpled grace,
And then at the saint-like, fair old face;
How funny she cried with a smile and kiss,
TO have such dear little grandma as this
Still, she added with smiling zest,
4 think, dear grandma, like you best
So May climbed on the silken knee
And grandma told her her history:
What plays she played, and what toys she had
How at times she was naughty, or good, or sad :
But the best thing you did said May, don
you see?
Was to grow to beautiful grandma, for me-
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VA NJ . Err
CORN PLANTER.

HAVING secured the exclusive right 10 sell
Il this ftvorite CORN PLANTER in the
South Branch and Shenandoah Valleys the com
ing season, take this method of calling the at
tenton of Farmers to few facts in connection.
Tioo hands and tpo horses WiH plant
from IL 10 20 acres per dog, aud plant
BETTER than Ly any other process IN use.
Corn toW come mp from 3 10 6 days
SOONER than tohen planted by hand.
You can regulate depth If planting and
number ofgrdins an hill.
VIII me drill attachment one hand can
driU2 20 acres per day.
The VANDIvER loaS used extensively on
me South Branch the past season and ,0ih
perfect Satisfaction.
Warranted to perform as represented,
'cih a fair trial, ar no sale.
Send for circular and terms.
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1870. TAKE NOTICE 1871
Are You Afflicted or Sick?
IrSE
r A II r ~ 8 ~ |
BLOOD CLEANSER
OR
r A NJ a G z a!

An Alternative and Cathartc, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from bad
blood.
This preparation was established in 1880 and
has now been prepared IN fiquid form for more
than IL years. In January or February. 1870
another party commenced 10 prepare a similar
article which is inferior 10 the genuine and
which should not be mistaken for ours Ask
for 'DR. FAuuSEYs BLOOD CLEANSER or Para
CA" and accept no others
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and gen.
uine, is printed in gyeeh on a yellow wrapper.
having also the signature Of r. Fahrney, " D.,
Chicago.
"Dr. II. Fghrneys f5ealh Nrs,,pqrr" gives
the history and uses 81 the BLooD CLEsvsra, test
tim0nials. and other information, sent free Of
charge. Address
Dir. Z. FAHRNEYS BROS. & co,
WIyns'j0ro, Fr0ntiin County, ia
Ask for Or y. gahrney's Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold BY wholesale and retail dealers and by
GtLKESON Il PATTIE,
Romncy, West Va.
Also, by J. W. Baker. Bloomery-Cooper h
Horn, Capon Budgc-Daniel Parish Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, Va-Garvin a Bro.
High View Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, Hampshire county. West Va O.
Mcdonald Capon Bridge-Sydnor Mcdonald
Hanging Rock--CoOper, Horn 4 Carter Pleasant
Dale Hampshire county
THOS III. y. ELLIOTT,
Tr0geiHg Agcat
June 30, 1S71.-1y.
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r. CLAIM AGENCY. ga
OLDEST IN THE STATE.
I3. T.. BROWN * co.

li6 Smi,bfeld street, Pittsburgh Pa
Collect Pensions, Bounties, Prize Money, &c
Special attention paid 20 suspended and rejected
claims Applications by mail attended to az if
made in person Sept a.. i871.-om.
lew ELRY, Wagons for children,
- Toys ofell descriptions, &C, &c, ON hand
and for sale by
GEORGE BROWN,
June 10, 1872. Confcctioncr.
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Ladies' Hats

Ladies' Scarfs * RIB O ms
fine quality, and pery handsome;
Won,en's SHOES from l 81 10 81 % ];
Gents heary BOOT.S from 3 80 to 81 so
-,chote Stock, and double soie
Pure Tdnner's OIL, The best an The mar
ket-aH Leather men ought To eramine ii ];
The finest and purest COFFEE, tchte q.
Green Rio. and Old Government Jdrd;
The best g. Il. Teas-.6ne Syrups, Por.
torico Noidsscs and Canton Syrup;
Upper Leather, Sole Leather, Boot Back
ing, Innings and Skins, dc, dc
You ciU also find Coat Rachs, hat
Racks, Book .SheIces, ToreI Racks, ST.
gar, Co6ee and Spice Borcs, dc.
Our space aiiOtted as toW not permit an
enumeration Of all IRE hare, and as far
prices, great pains has been taken to make
them as loW as the lo,oest. In short, If
you ram TO fnd he best Store, and tie
most accommodating Suiesmen, call at tie
"Otd armstrong Ccrner," opposite tie
Court house and see
KUYKENDALL & SHEETZ
Romney, Oct p, 1872.