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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

Mr.. Chamberlain, rep, favored the
granting of the pardon asked at the
hands of this Convention. He thought
this body had full and ample powers
to do so The General Assemblies had
SO thought, and he did not like to see
these technicaiities now being brought
forward. He did not propose to APP
peal TO the feelings Of the members of
the Convention, but he would now ask
them to consider the matter as naked
proposition as to whether the disabili-
ties of w. W. Holden should not be
removed.
Mr.. King, OF LerOir, thought that
f tie Legislature did not have the
power, the Convention must necessari-
ly have i.
Mr.. Red SAID mere ordinance will
have no other effect than an act of the
General Assembly, and being ia con-
fiict with the Constitution would be
void. An amendment TO the Co1stitu
ton would confer the power on the Gen
eral Assembly and then it might be
wrIghtfuily exercised.
Mr.. Tourgee was acquainted with
the causes which led to the action OF
Gov. Holden in 1870. He had then
oppo sed and entered his protest
against what was done Nv the Execu-
tive-i4ot that he o"pos / the end aim
cd, but he doubted the propriety of the
matter il which this eud was sought
to be accomplished, Bat we should
now seek to appreciate the circum-
stances under which Gov Holden then
acted. He Thought what there was OF
error in his actions was IN error Of the
head ald not of the heart. He thought
but for the steps taken by Gov. H. l.
den at that time to suppress the IN
surrectionary movements IN the State
that this conduct on the part Of the Sc
cret societies would have led to civil
war He had been fully convinced that
the ac asked was not Legislative in Its
character. ...
Pending the confederation of the
question, the Convention adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

Alcoh Il exc, sses cannot b" 90 earmestl :
deprecated, both for thar destl uCtive effects
fuencc upon mans general w-ltaTe. a the
time there is iIt e pr3i Alb litv It he viii
cea e to Indu!gn in them To he end OF time
Common iu.u salty would thrT. fore EN- to
t:ctate for the sug 5estiuR OF tn mos: eff ent
m OF counter %cttrg their effects. There
not among medic ttcf sliIn iiiAnts one so adj
mir ably calculated To umteratt the physical
ns"quances of hard drinking As II stetter'-
StOm 4ch tSitters, h!ch relieves the nausea and
he ad ache produced 10y il, SIC tty the trembling
nerves. and yield thar unfcve iii reIcse " hich
the best recuE,erAnt of he 4lth shaken by eN-
cess. The bilious s. m toms caused by dlsSipa
zion srs promptly relieved by TIL, BIttfrs.
are also excellent rem dy TOR disc dtrs af
'ecting tn ST. mach, bowe 8, liver ami urinary
organs, to which it imparis IN wOnted regularit'
and tone.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

HERE are thirty thousand people in
Fall River, Mass. One-half of those,
fifteen thousand, are mill operatives
who have been on strike for six
weeks. Winter is at hanu, and much
suffering is anticipated. Men and wo-
men, boys aud girl, haunt the streets
haggard and pale, and exhibiting al
ready the piuching effects of want.
The strike began because the mill
owners proposed to reduce wages ten
per cent. This was resisted. Now
the operatives are ready to resume.
but the mill owners are not The
stock of goods is large and, owing to
the highness of money and the general
prostration of trade, orders are few.
and to go on producing without finding
consumers, is not an encouraging pros-
pect. Had not the strike occurred.
work would still be in progress, but
the manufacturers have found the
pause mere advantageous than going
on, and now they are on GO strike. "
The outlook is very bad for the poor
operatives.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
OHIO.
Murderer Lynehed.

BEL1EFoNTAINE, Sept. 25.-A crowd
of citizens took the murderer Schell
forcibly from the Jail last night and
hung him. TIE guards made no
resistance. Schell protested his inno-
cence to the last.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

a tramp arrested in New York State
the other day declared that he'd rather
loaf around On one meal per day than
to work for athousand dollars per min
ute. Ifpoliticians would only be as hon
est in expressing themselves.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

GEN. MCCLELLAN and family. who
arrived from Europe last week, are at
their summer residence near Orange.
n. j., where they remain until Novem-
Der, when they will go to New York
for the winter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
OK e. GOO PR DAY. Agents want,

people OF both se1cS, young and old, MAKE
D4ore tneT at wUf for us, in thei@ own local
tiles during their spare moments, all the
line, than at anything else W. Offe- employ
ment that will paw honisO ne!y for overy hours
work. Full parton ars, ttrms, etc, sent tree
Semi us your dress n one. Don't delay.
Now is your time. DO IT Look for work or
buEiness elSew h. re, until YOU have learned
WHIST offer. q. STIHsON & g." Portland,
81 inc, may IS -124 -d&w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
BY lE.I-ECR = PHI.
YELLOW EVER.
A Vessel from Cuba Arrives in New
York With the Epidemic on Board
Discharges ut Quarantine in
Violation OF Law Fruitless
-, Search for the Vessel.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Asricul' ural Bureau Statistics Com
mission or Valuation App. inted -
Chicago Custom House Gus
toms Revenue Receipts
CRIME AND CASUALTY.
4 Murderer Taken from jail and
Lynehed Wife Murder, Arson
and Suicide Death at His
Mothers Grave, &c.
NEW s IN GENERAL.
Insur ent Victory The Pope and the
federation Clause I'm the COHstltu-
ton OF Spain The Porte Still
Stubborn ShipWreeks.
G OIL . rs So.
10y rELEaRAPH TO THE JOURNAL
NEW IN GENERAL.
G OIL D rs So.
NEW YORK.
Insurance Convention Foreclosure
Horse Disease Fire.

Insurance Convention Foreclosure
Horse Disease Suicide Fire.
NEW YORK, Sept 25 The followi1 g
surnnoe Convention TO serve next year ::
Presid-nt-Roe, Mich.
Vice President ittsburg, Mich
Secretary-Steph. Fl. Rhodes, Mass
A sailor belonging t. the brig Wash
burn, from matanzas, is down with the
yellow fever in the brooklyn hospital.
becoming speeciIless he notified the
officers that the Washburn came FROM
Matauzas with cargo of sugar, which
was discharged while the vessel lay at
quarantine. The patient was taken t."
the hospital on Saturday last, while
the nature of the disease was not dis
covered until Thursday. Search has
been made for the infected vessel, but
without success.
In suit in the Supreme Court for
the foreclosure of 800, 900 mortgage
on the Blocker Street Railroad. DIR.
J. W. Ramsey, one of the stock hold
ers, has been appointed rece yer. VIM.
G. Duryea has filed an assignment for
the benefit of creditors VIM NJ.
Shudlow has ben appointed assignee
The horse disease Is apid ~ spread
ing throughout New jersey fhr
disease is pronounced of the Ce,e6ro
Spinal Menengitis type
HUDSON, Sept. 25. Capt ". Strad-
ham, of the ste"mer CITY of H dson.
shot himself while seated on his
mothers grave in the Episcopal enc
terv at Athens Since. the r-crl' rob-
berries on bis boat he has b. 81; very
mnch depressed This ~ supp sed to
hay. been the causf. Of the s act.
WAT. Rrnws. Sep. "a fire lat
nigh. entirely 1.-~tr",.G one sec;i..n al
Lagga't /. D-:s ) ptp"r nut a.. - X
factory, With large amount f pap.
stock The fire Wa. c4us "a hv To" -
plosion of a kerosene amp Elsa trtt
loss will amount to S20 ESQ fully il
sured. OLe man was Suff ,c tied
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
$1,000 pROFjCON S1OC
Pleasant and Profitable Employment.

"BAufiful - Charming - '.Oh, nov
lovely !" "What Re they ~orth,' Sc. Such
are the excIamat ions of those VINO see III,
large, elegant new chromOs prOiured by h
European and American Chor mo Pub. SING
30, Every one will want the 1t rtq air e.
no talking to- sell ths ipj tur-+, they spca
Tor themselves, Canvassers, az IL Is, tnt la is
and gentlemen out of employment, will lin
this the best opening ever offered TO IN kt
money For null particult nd st amp 70
conf ientiaI circulars. Address r. Gil "A son
& ca, 1S< Washington Street Boston, asa.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
BANK STATEMENT
WASHINGTON.
Cotton Report-COmmiSsiO Chicago
Custom House Revenue, &c.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 25. The Sep
TENDER report of the Department OF
Agriculture says of the corn crop:
Gould it be thoroughly ripened its
aggregate would exceed any previous
crop, and the yield per acre would he
one Of the beat, Notwithstanding the
losses by overflow of bottoms and the
saturatiOn of heavy fat soils, such
losses proving much less than the usual
damages by drought an insects, while
the rains have greatly benefited the
crops ON drier and higher soils.
Nearly everywhere corn is late in
maturing from one to two weeks. The
general high condition is still main
tanned, the average being one per cent.
higher than in August"
The State averages are as follows:
Maine, los !; New Hampshire, 100
Vermont, SO; Massachusetts, 100; Con-
necticut, 1903; New York, 90; New
Jersey, Ill ; Pennsylvania, 1903 Della
ware, 100; Maryland. 1O6; Virginia,
112; North Carolina, 104 South Ccro.
lima, 81; Georgia, 90; Florida, SO
Alabama, Ill; Mississippi, 116; Ohio,
81; Louisiana. 81; Texas, SO; West
Virginia, 1O7; Arkansas. 1C3; Tennes-
see, ia =; Kentucky. 1903; Michigan,
1O1 Indiana. 80; Illinois, 95; Wis
60; Minnesota, 70; Iowa, 90;
Missouri, Ill; Kansas, 100; Oregon,
100; Nebraska. SO California, 95.
Hon. r. B. Vance, of North Caro-.
lima James Stevenson, of Washing
ton; and A. T. Davidson of Ashville,
N c., have been appointed as Com
to appraise the lands recent
ly recovered to the Cherokee Indians
in North Carolina.
The new Chicago Custom House
ommission have submitted their re.
port to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
They recommend the STRENGTHENING aud
of the concrete founda-
tions. Also, that certain parts of the
building be taken down.
In referring the report to the Super
vising Architect of the Treasury, the
Secretary directs him to proceed to
carry out the Improvements dt once.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

rhioHabl9 Manner. 1t draws all
Inc fullnsSs to the back. making tho
straight 'front.'" IL Saves moro
thss Ten Times its Cost, can be
changed from Ono Dress to another.
Price, 4 3 cents each. Mailed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
FASHIONS and GOLD COIN pRFsFu1c,,

tant Dress Elevator. .
This CUT shows the
q Upper Part OF the
Skirt wrong side
out, with the Gle
vator" fixed in. Yos
| can raise your skirt
whiio passing . mud
dy place, and then Lot
it fall, t'r you can ksSp
it raised Ii keeps the
skirt from the Filth.
1t Loops thu skirt in
a rro Rn%11 "a IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27
dqottrp,
SHbmiSSjOH.


he sparrow SITS ard siuss, and siug.;
Softly Tie snnset- lngcriu. iight
Lies rosy over rock and lmf,
Aud rcudeus where the restless surf
Tosses on high H. plumes Of while.
GENTLY aai clear the sparrow sings,
While twilight steals across the sea,
And stiii aud bright the eyeuins.,,ar
Twiuklcs above the golden bar
That M the west lies quietly.
oh, s;eadfastly the sparrow sings.
And sweet The sound, aud sweet the touch
OF Wooiug winds, and swec. the sight
or happy Natures deep delight
In hCrfair spring dcsjrcd so much
Bu' while 30 clear the sparrow sings,
cry OF death IS in my air;
The crashing of the riven wreck
Breakers that sweep ;he sl,udderiug DECK
And sounds OF agony aul fear
How IS il that The birds can rngs
Lie is SO fuu 90 bitter pain.
Hearts are So wfung with hopeless grief;
Woe is SO long an JOY -o brief.
Nor shall the lost return again.
Thorgh rapturoasly ;hc sparrow sings,
~ bis, of Nature can Ie tore
Tie nicui, whose hands claspcl So warm
>V,c, souls thar through the night and storn
ti,d from thc earth fos cyormorc
"; ,tin ;bc sparrow sit, and sings,
TH longing, mounius soIrouinx love.
Grop.us to lnd What hope mag Uc
Wttud,a-i'- auu.I mystery,
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NUMBER %.

heartily, while bis face lit up with smIes.
IL believe anl to find my home W In
YOU" he said, as ii that were a matter
understood and settled.
Before the still embarrassed roth,r
and sister could reply, some one asked:
GLOW came you to be detained 50 Iat, d?
You were expected last night. And
where is Brother R."
Brother Il i, sick" replied Mr..
Y, land so had TO come alone.
Five miles from here my horse gave cul,
and | had TO come the rest OF the way on
foot. But became so cold aud weary
that found ii necessary 10 ask farmer
not far away from here to give me
nights lodging, which he was Kind
enough 10 do. thought was still three
miles OF. but II happened that I was
much neare: my journeys end than | had
supposed"
Fhis explanation was satisfactory 10
all parties, and in due time The conglega.
lion dispersed, aad the Presiding Elder
went home with Brother and Sister Wade.
How the matter was settled between
them We do not know. Ole thing is
certain, however-the story which We
have related did. not gel out FOR some
years after the worthy brother aud sister
had rested from their laDols, and It was
hen related By Alr " himself
who Was rather eccentric in his chal aclcr
ard like numbers ol his ministerial
brethren. fond OF good Joke, and given
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Stltttt0 Storp.
THE
ELEVENTH COMMANDMENT.
uN r> AUrHUE


Il, There q good iro in the little spare
room. Jaue D." said Mr. Wade, a plain
country tanner, coming into The kitchen
where his good wiic was busy rrypatipg
lr supper.
"Oa. los, I've made The room as com.
Portable rs can Le. replied Mis-. Wade ;
..aut wish ,ou would t,Se up a good
armul OF wood uoT. $, that We won't
have % disturb Mr.. ", by going into
.le room alter be gets here.
.lf be >Loull como his evening" re.
marked ID, husband. "Bu.iti, getting
l.,... and I'm .arc he won't be here before
d., morning
..O5 / ,ue,s De Will b, along soon. |
t,rc r,lt All J,y rs II be were coming 80
..r,., ssv he +. a oooJ man and
,...,..h.s ,,,., p,xcrfal;y. MIR. Jones
t.,.5 b., nr.scb io Nsy Y.,s d, The
H.. o,,s.rsrc. ,,l tolls me- h, never
.t..,t.,oh . sermon a. n. cave Them. /,
.,, ,isb, and lett and hi. words wen,
-. =. 80. heor, ike arrows ot con.
-,
-. L.,,I, ho b.ro this evening 8,
-, s.,,,o c.tos
=. ,ho orsr
,.,.I.otoIu uremarked Mr.. Wade. as
,.-..1 .,,or and went ont 10 the
- n. f,r q, ,-ufui ot wood for the
a.,s.,,5 minister. room
-e..-.o.. ..1 ,o.~,,
II = -, - ,rhowo.r,nec,ed
Il .. ,,hose cor,lort every
~ 1''''.' ,S,.--...,,,, 30 had
P''P'''''0- -, =, ,rhose
oe'" 'o"P'''eU - IT. oa,v Pro
mouse ne a. n;-,r;,, - tho
''u'us L wv -. O,a,,orlv
->e" -. 80 -, ,ba next day.
'i'' Gnu : - -, Az N-was
"'''i - .1-I,';.;.,s, ,ns ordination
70 ~ - - -. H. his Grs, visi, 10
- -, oC,be District. the preacher was
-, ,.'' - I'M, lew ifany OF the members.
~ all looked forward TO his arrival
- ;o,eysst and were prepared to wei
-. 10, u;,b respec, and affection.
- Nr va5e was known as
Do -:si.,o,,s home" For wears. in
inc ..'oaor,s through the circuit, the
''e'' ~ ,''o. ,bov came round TO this part
ea'''e'1 -, ,to;r.,,oin,ed labor. were
Ia '"' '''',' " W L.a,hsr and sister Wade.
'.tal;,,le SCARE chamber made com
-. - ,or,bejr reception. Ii was ielt
~. - - bonest. hearted people more u
,.',,irsae thar duty. thus to share in
,h.ir ,cmporal blessings with The men OF
God who m.aistered to them in holy
,b,ocs they had their weaknesses. as
% all have. Oae OF their weaknesses
,.n.i.,s5 in a Gfm belief that they were
ds~pIy imbued with the genuine religion,
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TIiIC
0rtot0 5ltmotrat

,,.i...-d Every Tuesday Norain=, by
GEO. X. WATKINS,
rGitoI ;,ud- Pioprictol..
,u.j4S H. 8EJHN. Poiihcal Editor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-27

raR PRINTING. OF l.vcry Description
promptly and Neatly Executed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-07

Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables
A PULL ASSORTMENT OF THE
"A above, dirset from the packers. For Sale by
459 B0LLE8 q CO.
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PITCH,
: DILLINGHAM; & Co.

cTooKHoLM PITCH IN BBLs AND HF. BBLs.
- Wilmington Pitch in bbls. Rss sale b.
Q ROLES : CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-07
CALIFORNIA
Insurance Notice.

TUJHE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH Fer
II eign Marine Insurance Company (Lmited], has re-
eeived Instructions reduce the rates Of lnsuranee
between Honolulu and Ports In the Pacific and pre-
pared to issue Policies the L0e Rates. with aspeea
reduction on Freight per steamers- .,.,.,
5is1y Agent Brit. For. Mar. ms CO. Limited
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-04-07
BOOKS & STATIONERY
DIR. J. COLLIS BROWNIES
Q HhORO Y NJ Fl
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

TNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made, 'that
the composition Of CHLoRoDTNE is known to Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact is Chic
rodyne was discovered and invented by DR.. J. co.,
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Staff, and so
named by him, and it has bafed all attempts at anal
ysis by the first Chemists of the day. The method
and secret of the preparation have been pub
lshed 1t is obvious, therefore, that anything sold
under the name, save DR.. j. COILS BROWNIES
CHL0R0DYNE, is a spurious imitation.
CAUTION Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood stated
that DR.. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor
of Chlorodyne.
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing Sleep
relieves pain Gains the sysn restores the deranged unc
tons stimulates healthy action Of the ecretions Of the
body without creating Of those unpleasant results at
tending the Of opium Old and young take it at all
hours and times when requisite Thousands Of persons
tfy marvellous good effects and wonderful while
medical men exto its virtues most extensively using 1t In
terry, Diarrha, coes Coughs, Asthma Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Whooping Cough, Cramp Hystera, &C.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
Right Hon. Earl Russell communicated the College
Physicians aud T. Davenport that he had received in
formation the effect that the remedy 0fany service
Cholera was CHLORODYNE.-See Lancet Dec. 81 1854.
D Lowe Medical Missionary in India reports Dec 1869
nearly every Cholera in which COILS
BROWNIES CHLORODYNE administered the patient
Extract from Medical Times Jan L. ls6s chorOdynei
prescribed by Of orthodox medical practitioners OF
it would not Thus be sngulary popular did 1t not
supply want and fill place.
Extract from the General Board of HEALTH London to
value Of this remedy, that too forebly
urge the necessity Of adopting it in all cases"
CAUTI0N.-None genuine without the words " Or. j.
COLLfs BR0WNE' on the Government Stamp Overwhelm-
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
Sole Manufacturer, J.T.D DAVENPORT,
50, Great Russell ST.. Bloomsbury, London
Sold in Bottles at Is. l I'd. 2s 3D., and 4s. Cd.
WELLS. 52l-6m
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The Barefoot Boy.

"Blesslngs on thee, little mani
barefoot boy with cheeks Of TAM
with Thy turned up pantAloons,
And thy merry whistled tunes;
with the sunshine on thy face,
Through thy torn brim's jaunty grace.
Prom my heart ] give thee joy;
was once q barefoot boy.
o flr boyhooi's painless play
sleep that wakes in laughing day
Health that mocks the DOCTORS rules;
Knowledge never learned In schools.
How the robin feeds her young;
How the orioles nest is hung;
Where the v-bitesi lilies blow;
Where the freshest berries grow;
Where the ground mt trails it, vine;
Where the woOd-grape's clusters shine
For, eseheving books and tasks,
Satge answers all be asks.
Hand 10 hand with Der he walks;
Pace to face with her be talks.
Part and parcel Of her Joy,
blessings On the barefoot boy.
o f1r boyhood's time Of June,
Crowding years In one brief m"oni
Whcn al things heard or saw,
Ne. their master, waited for.
] wus rich in flowers and trees,
Humming-birds and honey-bees;
Laughed the brook for my delight
Through the day and through the night;
Whispering at the garden wall,
Talked with me from fali TO fall.
Mine the sand trimmed piokerel- pond;
Mine the walnut slopes beyond;
Mine on bonding orchard trees
Apples Of Hesperides
Then, my festal dainties spread,
Bowl Of milk and wedge Of bread,
Pewter spoon and bowl Of wood;
On the dolr-stone gray and rude;
Ger me like a regal tent
Cloudy ribbed the sunset bent;
Purple curtain fringed with gold,
Lo1psd in many wide swung fold;
] was mouaroh-pomp and joy
Waited on the barefoot boy"
II White
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Star Copper Paint,
Wx GALLON AND HALF GALLON CANS
y For sale ~ 4t1j noLLE8 q %.
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IA Arns or ADvnEsTz1rrgo-
p: T:.s.::I5 s:s:f5;1 81. :

- Business Cards. when prepaid Jor one y,1r, ~.
allowed discount from these rates which are Tor transient
advertisements, when paid OF charged quarterly.
NR-Au foreign advertisements must be accompanied
with the paw when ordered IN notice VII ue t.Aen q
them The Of charges are given IN the above sAr ~
remtapces fr ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions nag Be made
n postage stamps coin
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TNHE MOST SUCCESSFUL INSURANCE
II COMPANY in the World
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TWyHE UNDERSIGNED having been Ap-
pointed Agents Of the above Company, are prepared
10 insure against Fire stone and Hrtok huil
InRs, and on Merchandise stored therein no the
most favorable terms For pTtcuiars apply @ ss se ,
bI-1y y. a eShAnrnl- : w
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ASSERTS, @17,ooo,ooo,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-18
PatapscO Ammo0Eatca Soluble
PARTNERSHIP notice.,

I'm and after January. LIST, 1875. tho buSiDeSs
~ heretofore conducted by me. will bs under
the nAIno aud style Of Jas Law. HooG 20
Jan. /, 1873. JAS LAW. UOOFF.
In conducting the above business closet syEtem
OF Cash dealing III he adopted by the firm All
goods have now to be purchRsed by us Tor cash
30 days All aecouuis therefore viii he required
to be closed quarterly.
Jan j. 1875 Jas LAW. HooFF & co.
A 6 it is important that my business should he At
n once closed. all pEIties knowing thea. selves
indebted 10 mo by note open account, viii be
required TO settle game without delay.
Jan. ], 1878. JAS. LAW HoOFF.'