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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

MRs. ANDREW JoHNsoN.-The death
of Mrs. Andrew johnson, widow OF ex-
President Andrew Johnson, at the resi-
dence ef ner daughter, Mrs. Patterson,
near Greenville, Tenn, has already been
announced. Mrs. Johnson's maiden
name was Eliza McArdel She was
born in 1911, and consequently died ia
the 65;h year of her age. She was mar
ried in 1929, when she was but Is and
her husband a youth of 20. She bore
her husband FIVE children, the eldest be-
ing Mrs. Patterson. Her Oldest and IA
vorite son was thrown from his horse
and instantly killed at the beginning OF
the civil war while on his round of duty
as surgeon of the First Regiment Of
Tennessee Union volunteers. The suf-
ferings which she subsequently, under
went, while caring for the comfort Of
her second daughter, Mrs, Slower, and
her daughters family in the mountains
of Tennessee during the first yevr of the
civil war, completely undermined her
strength. Mrs. Stovers husband; who
was colonel of the Fourth Tennessee
Infantry in the Uuion army, died of dis
ease brought on by exposure before the
close of the year 1868. Mrs. Johnson
second son, Robert Johnson, was re-
moved to an asylum for the insane dur
ing his fathers presidency. The young
est, Andrew Johnson, Jr., survives bis
mother.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

~ We have had a plenteous har-
vest of ice, and some of our citizens
have filled their houses, but many OF
them are yet unsupPlied.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

b@- We hope that our town dig
nataries will please call the attention
of the owner of the mud walk, between
MIR. Geo. Shows and Mrs. Bowens
residence, solicited by many Taxpayers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

p@ The regular monthly meeting of
Y. NJ. C. Association will be held in
their Hall on Monday evening, the
Path, at 6 l-2 O'Clock. Every member
is requested 10 be present.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

= ~ The work. Of the rolling mills
in Cumberland, have partially resumed
opporations with the pleasing promise
to the citizehr, Of full work in . short
time..sa -alib .iGoiiLR ilsS HEIl
s1Hss. a -..-is-.r.n AZ Lls-r a. 1tna
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

D@- REvIvAL-The revival in the
Nj. Z. Church still continues with about
the same results; the church being
nightly crowded, and many yet seeking
salvation. About 80 have up to the
present time professed religion, and
bout 50 added to the church. The NOR
alizing effect of this work is perceptible
all over the community, and it is to be
hoped that, thorough reformation will
be the result A special sermon will be
preached on Sunday night to the young
men, by the Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Smith.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22
p@ COUNTY NEws.-We clip the
following from the last Spirit

following from the last Sp'r'f.
LECTURE By Col HoLlDAY.-Col. +.
w. M. Holiday, of'Winehester, will de-
liver a lecture before the Jefferson LIT.
erary Associations, in this place, at
Washington Hall, on Thursday even
ing, January 27th. Subject "True Gull
ture." Col. Holiday as lecturer is de-
servedly popular and will, We have no
doubt, furnish an entertainment agreea-
bic to the literary taste of the communl-
ty. The public are cordially invited to
attend. Doors open at l-2 o'clock,
P. NJ.
AccIDExr.-Miss Georgianna Trus-
sell, daughter of Mr.. Eben Trussell,wss
thrown from horse on Saturday week,
and had one of her lower limbs tractur-
ed. DR.. G. +. Mason gave her surgi-
cal attention, and she is since inprov-,
ing.
CHRISTINA. AccIpENT.-Mr Lewis
Wood, residing on the farm OF IL. w.
Castleman, Esq, in this county, was in
jured on Christmas eve, by the bursting
of musket, 10 such an extent that his
left hand had TO be ampu'aled. Drs.
X. P. Page and w. w. Brown per-
formed the operation, and he is doing
as well as could be expected. Mr..
Wood, it will be remembered, is the
person who shot and killed Mr.. Bur
well, of Clarke county, in an encounter
several years ago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

RAJ MAsoNIC.-The Masonic Mutual
Aid Association of the Masonic Order,
met in Martinsburg OH Thursday last
the 18th inst, in Equality Lodge room.
Jacob A. Entler, acting President and
ii. NJ. Billings, Secretary and Ireasur-
er. All Of the last Directors were re-
elected. Judge Richard Parker was
elected President, Geo. NJ. Beltzhoorer,
vice. President and II. NJ. Billings, Sec
rotary for the ensuing year. The AS
socialion has 2S6 members, and its OBJ
iect is to aid the widows and orphans
of deceased Master Masons by levy OF
s1.1O upon each member OF that degree,
affordirg a very cheap life insurance.
The next annual meeting will be held
in Winchester, Jan. IA, 1877.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

b~ CINNAMON BEAR.-Ou last Sat
urday large performing Bear from
the wilds of California, performing in
the open air, rolling and tuunbling in
the public streets, to the astonishment
OF the natives Of our much enlightened
town. The Bear seemed even more
naturalized than is keepers, indeed it
was more tidy in appearance. He was
q female. ..t.-s-..-- ~ -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

pUr IMPEAeHMENr.-The iihpeach-
ment trial drags its slow length along.
The Senate is not yet oue-third through
the evidence of the testimony against
Jno. S. Burdett, Treasurer. AT last
occouut Mr.. b. +. Harrison was before
the cour, as witness. We-may here
after publish the, testimony ip regard to
the jefferson Savings Bank.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-22

H CONVICTION AND SENTENCE or
BARNEY MCQUADE.-Barney McQuade
was tried ON the 18th inst, in The Dis
trict Court of the United States, at Bal
tiuore, on the charge Of Obtaining
money from the Government OF the
United States by means of false claims
for canal boats destroyed during the
war. 1t is said he and his accomplices
obtained near the amount OF three thou
.and dollars fraudulently for destruc'
ton of canal boat, more Of which they
had any claim whatever. He was I'M
mediately fined by the court $1,000 and
sentenced to six years Imprisonment IN
the peniteutiary. McQusde acted as
counsel in his owu case; the papers were
proved by Justices A. Gender and
Jones of Cumberland, Md, to have
been forgeries, that the boat for which
McQuade obtained pay ofthe Govern
men,, on the ground that she had been
destroyed while in government employ
in 1862, was not destroyed at all, but
was running upon the canal in April
1864. Martin Smith testified against
McQuade and the jury rendered a YER
dict of guilty without leaving the box.
lie was sentenced as follows, three years
in the penitentiary and ine OF $1,000
in the pension fraud case, and three
years in penitentiary in the fraudulent
boat case. Ryan, McEroy and Mccall
the three men implicated in the above
fraudulent tranaction, had hearing be-
fore Commissioner Rogers in Baltimore,
Wednesday the 18th inst, and was
committed in default IF $4,000 bail for
further hearing. su ...
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DIR. l. 8. Tanner for State Treas.
CT urcrs
CHARLEsrowN, Jan. 18th


MIR. Zittle-I notice that one oil our
Representatives in the Legislature, LII.
I. S. Tanner, has been favorabiy sng-
gested by deserving friends In the
Western part of the State as suitable
man tor Treasurer of State. Here,
where the Doctors qualifications are
known, it is very gratifying that he
should be named in connection with al
office for which his sterling honesty and
financial fitness so eminentiy point him
out for the place on the Democratic
State ticket. In the ripeuess OF ener-
getic manhood, an old citizen of the
State, a physician of mark, aud farmer
of model success. No man in the State
could better serve the people than our
distinguished soa, who seeks no public
position, but obeys the voice OF the pub
lie when called to place, with singleness
of purpose 10 promote the general good.
Let the keys OF the Treasury be placed
in the hands Of Jefersons worthy son,
and the funds will be safe beyond q
doubt. JEFFERSON,
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90 EHlfs0o 40 a" 20 s va
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On the 4th Of July, 177e, George Wash
ingson was Al years old; Martha Wash.
ingtOn, 4S; Samuel Adams, "a; John ,Ad
ANS, Al; Abigail Adams, 80; John Quincy
Adams, 0; Thomas Jefferson, .SS; Patrick
Henry, 40; James Madison, 25; Thomas
Paine, SO; James OTIS, 81; Fisher Ames
IS; William Pitt, 6S; Josiah Quincy, t.,
SO; Nathaniel Greene, 81; Edmund Burke
40; Jonathan Turnbull, SO; Roger Sher.
man, 50; Aaron Burr, 20; Benedict Ar.
mold, SO; George Clinton, 81; Alexander
Hamilton, 10; Robert R. Livingston, 90
Philip Livingston, 90; Philip Schuyler,
4S; Benjamin franklin, 20; Benjamin
Rush, 81; Robert Norris AZ; Charles
Carroll, 80; Cesar Rodney, 90; Edward
Rutledge, q; William Monltrie, As; Ho-
ratio Gates, 4S; John Rutledge, 81;
Thomas Sumter, AZ; Charles G. Pinck-
ney, 80; Charles Pinckney, IS; james
Monroe, Is; Tim. Pickering, 81; Anthony
Wayne, 81; Israel Putnam, IS; Rufus
King, 81; John Hancock, 80; Elbridge
Gerry, SO; Richard Stockton, 46; George
Wythe, so; Marquis La Fayette, 10;
Francis Marion, IA; Henry Knox, 26;
Richard Henry Lee, "A; John Jay, 81.
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XANIlPPE.

II seams that tl,e memory NJ THE woman
like dat OF her renowned husband I Is liz.
IL to he kent alive to tbe and ~ t;me o. I ~
4 said IN bnye nnssesssd IH y "a ;rr;tshiS
tanner and brr name ba, hssoms : ~.
nnnrm n nr;Isn . ~ SscoIJ 'I II IL nay ~
tbon noSs;bIs i6ow.ysr tbat ina irJ,,nsnt
nm susGl unon bsr, Nv mantind hss Sssn t III
ssy S A mora cbar;tahIe 5;sn Sd ~
,SoniS lur5oabisS,y NV S;sco,aro .'"S Il,
hSr" many good. ayaiit;ss and Sava a..
tr;hrted Ssr Ss;Iin ~ ,rosc ~ .ihS,;a"i frs A.
miles tban 10 moral obliouity The na ~
most ;nt;mo,.Iv ncauointad r,,h heI ny
tLersfots Lasfsbia - FORM : e " nn Inl
ian oiveS her creS;, "a m s dow UI =
v;r,uss n;s nov vel, tnngn n ID ,nans ~
,haS;sSSsas Z II ~ ;.,;s ,re,sns 49, -
have direc, tsnJenoy g ,o rendSr ,t sToisr;
,Shia, Sna,;sh 49, y, 49, ,S.n s.!s
90 ,hsi thsm nat nS ISL u a ~, .inI
iIa IN s2 uc t tso 1'ef ~. Ssose
health TonlJ bssS VIII comnosr P''VT 10 10
lair to infer that most of tbe tantrnms Of
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Yourself dntii he haSlaid away The entire
bill Of fare and three plates Of ice:cream.
II he wears anything which coffee will
stain, manage 70 spill Rome on 1t.
0. When you leave you must not grum-
bic because somebody has sat on your
hat in tho little cold dresaingroom, or
made shoe-brnRh Of your cloak, but you
may swear little on the stairs:
10. Put on his Arctic oyorshOes for him
and place him in the carriage. Now 60
back to the dresBing.room for him at least
three times for stray fans and gloves.
Yawn all the way home. Kuss the driver
for not stopping exactly before his pas
front door. Say good night, and whisper
coachee TO stop at Hellery's on the way
10 Yonr residence. 80 n n -
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rlnttery Reduced to an Art.

flHItSrJ AAcuuceu ~ JAZZ EAEt.
II tlattery, says the London Saturday
Rtrtr, is to be grateful to sensible and
truth loving man or woman, it must
clearly conform to several conditions.
As We have remarked, it must not be too
broad, wholly setting at defiance the
bounds Of truth, but must be recognizable
As an approximation to the truth. Thus
the compliment bestowed should clearly
point to Il meritorious quality having an
ludisputcd existence. Further, itshould
never be forced on person in an obtru-
,iye way. It should be couched in
modest language, and not break violently
on our attention in bald eulogistic, cpl
thet. And it should not be kept before
our minds SO us to arouse full and en-
blrassiDg consciousness Of the speakers
meaning, but rather appear rs transient
element in a fugitive conversation. II
j. always better to let the praise be in
ierred from the language used than to
declare it in direct terms, In this way
it will be appreciated by aswift mover
nent OF feeling, while there will be no
tune for its arousing painful self.con-
Iciousness. 81. s.
Once more, flattery is always more ac-
cep.able when it seems to be the product
Of the moment, and not the result Of pre-
meditation, for in this case II has great
eF appearance of reality. Or, if the speak.
ct distinctly intends to indicate o delib!
crate wish to crafty, and so to show the
exercise Of foretnought, the praiseshould
be rendered with a certain delicate skill
50 as to assure the recipient Of the giyer,s
anxiety to make the offering as graceful
AZ possible. The indirect ways Of fiat
terry arc also worth attending to. One
may fatter person by saying to his init
mate friend-for instance, his wife
highly eulogistic, which II
would DO difficult to say to himself direct
". Another and still more useful meth
Oh is to aatter by action instead Of words,
that is, by treating people as il they had
q certain kind Of merit or excellence.
Thus we may sLudiously consult the taste
Of lady whose aesthetic Judgment We,
wish to extoL ormSy enlist The cooper
alton o. a person in benevolent scheme,
and thus Indirectly attribute to him a
generous disposition, The advantage Of
this last mode Of fattering ii that II es-
capes the necessity OF even a slight YER
bal untruthfulncss. To appeal 70 per-
sons opinion is not the same thing as to
declare him to be wise, even though he
may be readily disposed to conjecture
from tue former that We mean the latter
TOO,
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Leap Year EsuIes.

tSI LOUIS Republican,.
|, Call in handsome carriage for the
gentleman who is TO honor you at 8
o'clock sharp. Entertain the deaf old
mamma for an hour and q half, till he
finishes his exquisite toilet. When he
comes down and gives you one finger 10
press, tell him he looks lovely tonight,
and try to look as silly as yon can. '+ & y
.. Conduct him tenderly, to, the car
'I!agc and stow him away on the back seat,
Withall his wraps. Ifil DO cold, have q
hot brick ready for his little feet. On ar;
irving, lead him to the warm and elegant
dFes'ing.room and go and stick your COW
eFlngs somewhere in the little cold dress.
lngFoom-undOr the bed, ii you can't do
any better. a. 'E ~
g. Button his gloves for him and escort
him to the parloFs or ball room. Seat him
onS sofa aud yourself--on, the wall ad-
lacent, Try to look happy, and restas-
'ated that you don't succeed. aia H
1. During the evening rec that the gem
uCman is famed when he Is warm, LEM
G1naded when thirsty, and protected from
G.rMaughts. Don't forget 10 say sweet and
aIIy things to him wheneyer opportunity,
D. II the gentleman be o good dancer
Keep him to yourself, and on no account
;;aaer him to accept Invitations 10 dance
rom ladies' prettier than yourself. II he
oe but indifferent leave him tothe tender
metcies Of the hOmcly girls and the wall.
u When you invite 4 gentleman 70
lance, say with an idiotic simper, "MiS.
Jaw =, may I how the plezEaw OF
G,,aT,ncing this kwardwill with your" In
Tue Ianeers talk interestingly ofthe wealth
81, and in the grand chain tramp on your
partners coat.tails,if possible. 1}it
. Manage to slip out slyly several
i.nes In the evening, and come in chew.
Ing coffee r"tricks: 30 4I.i',s i'l,f,
= AT supper stand behind his chair and
Hotk yourself 10 a white heat keeping
MN supplied with the choicest delicaeies,
0us though you faint, don't taste 6mofsOl
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
u States for the DAtriet Of West Virginia. -

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the Datriet Of West Virginia.
vi he matter q Thomas Sweeney, Bankrupt.
r7UaITED STATES I)tsTRcr CLERKs oFRicE,
aH' AT WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. q, 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that petition has been,
to-wt: on the l6Ih day Of February, 1876, filed IN
aid Dist.iet Court By Thomas Sweeney, Of, WHICH,
Ing In mid District, who has been heretofore duly
declared bankrupt, Tor discharge and certificate
thereof from all bis debts md other claims proya-
BILE under the United States Bankrupt Act and
that the goth day Of March, 1876 at 10 O'Clock An,
before mid Court, Of the Office Of George Z. Boyd,
Twelfth streSl, Wheeling, W. Va, In Mid District,
has cen assigned as the time and place for all cred,
itors who have proved their debts, md other per-
IONS In interest, to appear and show caute, II any
they have, why the prayer Of the Said petitioner
ii Teste, 81 ff#,g JASPER Y. MOORE, i''
fc22-Tu ..l..4 Clerk D. q. U. 8. D. w. Va.
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original color, Iscith Me gloss aud
freshness Of youth. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where.the follicles arc,
destroyed, orthe glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead of fouling the
hair with pasty sediment, It will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepare
tons dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
but not harmit. # wanted merely
iOr u srsHH f..tI.l..
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HAIR DRESSING,
T,RusTEE's SALE.

i
BY virtue Of DEED Of Trust made BY James A,
Lewis and wife to the undersigned Trustee, dated
March q, 1879, and duly recorded among land re-
cords Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd Book
No. 0, page 1853 win on .,.I..
SATURDAY, March II, 1876, +.
nj the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
West Virginia, commencing at 10 o'clock A. n. pro-
coed TO sell TO the highest and best bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate that Is 10 say, certain
piece or parcel Of land lying and being situated In
Chnpline and Eohfs addition 10 the city Of Wheel
Ing, In tho county Of Ohio State OF West Virginia,
and bounded as follows: Commencing at point
Glxty-hye (6 feet east Of the southeast corner Of
Alley 70 and Eof street, thence east along the
south side Of said Alley 49, twenty-seyen (2D feet,
thence south on hne parallel with ESh street
slxty-six 66 feet thence west ninety-wo (92) feet
10 Eon street, thence north along the east aide Of
Eof street twenty-five cay feet, thence east on q
line parallel with said Alley 49, sixty 100 foet
thence north on line parallel with Eo street lofty
four ii) feet 10 the alley, the place Of beginning,
being part Of tho same property conveyed 10 said j.
A. Lewis aud wife by Ann II Kemple and others
by deed dated December 80, 1873, and recorded In
Deed Book No. -, page =, In the Clerk Once Of
tho County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia.
TBREs or SALE-one-third cash In hand and
balance IN four equal lnstallmcns ut one, two,
three and four years with interest from day Of ale
with security to beapproyed BY the Trustee.
,I,f 4. II, GILLESPY, Trustee.
d WHEELING, February B. 1876 fe6-S
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TRUsfEE's SALE.

By virtue o. a deed Of trust made by Alex. Boue
IT,, and Dele NJ, his wife, 10 the undersigned
trustee, bearing date tho 18th day Of September
1873, aud recorded 10 the clerks ofcn Of The county
court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed o
trust book No, g. pages 70 ahdS I viii on Monday
the 10th day Of March, 1870, al 2 o'clock ?. y, o
sdd day, a the front door Of the court house o
square No, 10 In J. and J. Il. BaltRSr'B addition d
Ire tIty Of wheeling.
Terms Of nl0-onc- half tho purchase money n
cash, and the reNidue 10 one year from tho Gay O
sale. with interest. JAMES, r. ROGERS, 2.
iel6-Tn Trustee.
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EoR RENT If.aad ao.ir4 i
One House, Q largo rooms, large yarl, No. 2oi4
EoH street; ono House, 2arSe MONS large yard, on
Fourtieth street; one HouSe, 0 large rooms, large
yard on FouTtieth street, o66 HOuSe, large rooms
large yard, on Eolf lreeg one House. large rooms
large yard, No, 23i0 Eod street. 5li,4.5 ~
Good CELLAR, and 10 good repair.
yhbf'l ~ fgl1r't GRO. b CALDWELL,
No, INA chApline st., next door 10 Court House
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FIXlEaG2Sg],roqrs SALE OF REAL E

FX & !. y, SALE OF REAL Es.
By virtue Of the will OF John X, Smith, deceased,
~ SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of March, 1870,
AZ the front door 81 the Court House Of Ohio coun-
y, West Virginia, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
sell At public auction to the highest and best bidder
the following described real estate In the city Of
Wheeling, that 10 TO ny: forty feet of the south
end Of lot number sxty-on bounded for aid forty
feet on the east by AlIey'E, and on tho south By
ALLEY 10, being the boundary Of the part Of 'said
lot TO be sold as above, on which part o stands two
frame houses. Title believed to DO perfect, but
selling as Executor will convey only such title rs
Is vested In mo by said will. '27''4 H1T'
TERMS oRsALE-o One third, or as much more as
the purchaser may wish TO pay, In cash; the bal
Rnee In two equal instalments at six and twelve
months from day Of ale with interest, With Rctir-
lty 70 no approved by tho underalgned - ~
''['4 ,,- ,,tIaV JACOB HULL,
. Executor Of John K. Smith, decd.
Wheeling, W. VII, Jan. q, 1915,
. WA. II. HALLER. Auctlnnaef. iei-Tuk9
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Priat,, naeliiy;.as y csutI
Ptas hsey.fN Cats p, 3.
-y.lal $50. ~ n--
.NEWSPA PAPER
I. ADVERTISING d R {; N {:
NINErY.SNTH EDITION.

Containing complete list Of alIthc towns 4, the
United States, the Territories and tho Dominion Of
cordlng 10 the last census together With tho names
Of the newspapers having The largest local erCulA-
ton In each Of tho places named. lAlso aeatAloGue
Of neWspapeu which arc recommended To AdEer-
tiser as giving greatest value in proportion 70 prices
nrn,Irg I'VE rn G Va .eS 1S
Also all the Religious, Agricultural, Scientific and
Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, .Educa-
tI6nal, Commercially Insurance, Real Estate, law,
Sporting, Musical Fashion, and other special class
Journals very complete SSS lists IosOther With "a
the United Suites, Also, an essay supot hdyettis-
Ing; many tables Of ntOS, Allowing the cost Of ad-
veftlslng In various neWypgpefB, and everything
which beginner iuadver4sing would like 70 know.
I ~ . GEO, p POWELL a co.,
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MISCELLANEOUS. Il

dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and efectual
for presery-
ing the hair.
Faded Or gray
'hair is soon
restored TO lis
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Have In STORE and are constantly receiving larS,
found IN irst-cia4 house, comprising Mi grades q
Refined Sugars, New Crop N. o. Sugar and MOas-
scs, SyrIips, COlees, Teas, Tobacco, CAROLINA Rice
Cheese. Mackeral, Herring, Goldfish, MInce Meat
RalsinS, Prunes, Currants, de-, dc.
We are sole Agents for the justly celebrated
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CRYSTAL CORN SYRUP

The pnrest and most Wholesome article In the mar.
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