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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

B0l1R CYrY eInlv ! 7 4

b0lg1 ClrY, July Az 1875.
En- H o-e-lawful cues.
ton, please answer the4 Chewing: Nby
i It that the advertising Of the Demo.
ocratic party is done through the
osdtcsndn, Republican paper, while
there is . Democratic one ia Idaho?
Please answer through your columns,
% myself and many other Democrats
would hhe to know. D1ApoRr. !
A present this is q rather difficult
question to answer. To be able to
give correct answer, it is necessary
to wait till the campaign fairly opens,
and that paper declares definitely its
course. It cannot, of course, consist
emily turn Democratic now, after hav-
ing done everything it possibly could
to advance the interests of the oppo-
site party during the last ten or
twelve years; but we cannot see any
other reason why the Democrats are
doing as they are. We can definitely
answer your question in the course of
q few weeks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

J.B FISHER has moved his black.
smith shop from the old corner to Joe
vases old stand, at the upper end OF
VAN street, where he is prepared to
10 all Kinds of work in his line in q
workmanlike manner
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

PIlo, NJ 4 JaIy ! 4 ltd
ED. WOMB Our town has assumed
hseneral air AZ 4niatsd Sincs M
Fourth. The pavilion On the plaza
in which the celebration was held,
still stands in majesty supreme, keeps
US reminded Of the late gala day, and
affords pleasant shelter and play.
ground for the children, who can be
seen every evening engaged in those
numberless old games and pastimea
we enjoyed and loved SO well when
young.
The Boise County Jockey Club held
it's first meeting on the evening of the
18th inst, and took initiatory steps
for the coming fall races to take place
at the Star Ranch Race Course, com.
mencing Wednesday, August Is, 1876,
and continuing five days. The fol.
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year:
L. q. McIrwin, President; James
Mckay, John O'Donnell, R. G. Allen,
Sam. Stewart, D. Couganour, John
Noone. G. c. Meffert, Geo. Pettingill,
Vice Presidents; l. w. Garrett, Secre-
tary; G. H. Stark, Asst. Secretary;
Philip Rauft, Treasurer.
No pains will be spared by the
members Of the club to make these the
most attractive races that have ever
been held in the annals of horse rae
ing in Idaho.
A full programme will be published
in the WoRLD shortly.
Prospectors are on the rampage,
and everybody not engaged in mining
are securing the hills and gulches for
quartz and placer bonanzas, and you
may expect to hear Of some rich
strikes any day.
Miss Annie Moore came up from
the toll gate lew days ago for med
ical treatment. Miss Moore has been
troubled with a severe sore throat,
DR.. Rothwell attending, aud | under
stand has performed two operations.
She left this morning for home, feel
ing greatly relieved. Miss Emma
Dawson has had similar affection,
but under treatment Of our efficient
physician is looking as we'll and hand
some as ever.
Our fellow townsman, NJ. Cathcart,
was made the recipient of handsome
present, q few days ago, in the shape
of a bouncing daughter. Mother and
child are doing we'll, and Martin is the
happiest man in town.
SACcHARlNE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

SEE the advertisement of G.. F. An.
0erson In this issue. All those who
nave watches that need cleaning, or
wish to present their sweethcarts with
lewelry should call around immediate.
".
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

THE 4rulanche says the situation at
Paryiew is not as bad as reported,
and thinks the golden Chariot troub.
les will be settled in a few days.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

aa1I0Y'S 1
s,1rRY is just opened in the bull
nos;,e and little above Good
ding cpH Hall on Main street, Idaho City,
IemP'a a;.tnres in all the popular styles
xnei: .as will be made in superior man.
sna s' ! viii remain in Idaho City but a
asE weeks : and feel confident l will salts,
ies 4 " eho NAV favor me with their pat
y !" Ladies and gentlemen are invi-
I 10 Is call at the gallery and examine
s ss of my work. r.~ny
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

The building formerly occupied by
Fishers blacksmith shop. opposite the
postofice, is being fitted up by Andy
Brown, for butcher shop.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

r II. RoBB will come up from
Horseshoe Bend on Thursday, July
18th. with fresh butter. He keeps q
superior quality. Try it
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

R. II. CARTER, a well-known mining
Superintendent on War Eagle Noun
tain, 0wyhee Co, died in Silver City
on the 10th inst. of congestion of the
train
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

s7FsDAY, JULY e, 1879.


. , ! days, until further notice.
Dasos w. gill be kept open from seven
/. 4 un'. from From, halfpast twelve to one,
/. sa 9'eS four until six ?. N.
sna W. ,,osKY ORDER BUSINESS.
,,.r.v Order Office will not be
The M J. III an Sundays; and no Money
opened =. !: will be transacted on Sat
Orlef ou .s,er four o'clock P: NJ.
urdays ai'c' s. &. SILSBY,
noc 4 1875. Postmaster.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

DONALD GRANT is rapidly improving
from his attack of fever, and made a
call on the WoRlD last Saturday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

Tas awning around DR.. Zipfs drug
store is completed. 1t adds much to
ths smearance of the building.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

SEVERAL good men, besides thos,
mentioned elsewhere in to-days's issue
have been spoken Of by their friends
for the Delesateship.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

LYoN's CATHAIRoN makes beautiful,
glossy, luxuriant hair; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
of 40 years. Is charmingly pcrfumed, and
has no rival
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

MRs. D. G. STRONG left, last Friday,
for a few days visit to friends at
Horseshoe Bend.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

JAMES Mckay, offers for sale his sa-
loon known as the Magnolia, in Placer.
vile. See advertisement.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

MISS ELLA CARrEE, daughter Of Gen.
L. +. Cartee. of Boise City, is spend.
ing few days visiting friends in this
city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

or,rg a refreshing thunder shove,
list Friday evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

p,rra CRY is soon to have a foun-
drv for iron castings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

NEW BARBER SaoY.-
Frederick Smell has opened barber shop
one door above Matt Zapp's saloon. He
came from Virginia City to Silver City,
Owyhee county, and has worked in both
Of the former places, and is good shaver
and hair cutter. try him.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the compilations removes treckles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin. soft,
white, and delicate. It's application can
not be detected.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

The brass band practices an even
ing or two in each week, and are i'm
proving wonderfully.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

uON. 1HOMPSON TeCclVeu Telegraph
despatch last night that Thomas w.
Bennett had been nominated for Gov.
ernor of Idaho. We also learn that he
will meet with opposition in the Sen
ate and possibly not be confirmed
Salesman.
The reappointment of Bennett was
predicted in the WORLD of the 18th,
and the Salesman called the article re.
ferrcd to nonsensical diatribe. All
candid thinkers see plainly why Thomp.
son was appointed Governor. 1t is
this: Bennett, knowing that his chances
for holding his scat as Idaho's Dele.
gate were very slim, mist hold ON to
the Governorship. The only way to
do it was to have some confidential
friend appointed, which he did. When
Bennett was ousted, Thompson, &C.
cording to the understanding. OF
course, resigned, the excuse for So
doing being that he had just discov.
cred that it was against the law for a
Federal officer to be n Government
contractor. \ man well enough post.
cd in law to make common rate Gov.
ernor must have known that, and we
believe Mr.. Thompson did. This was
a poor excuse, but then it was the best
they could get up. The Salesman
says the World was whole week in
getting mp that "nonscnsical diatribc'
and asks what it could get up in two
weeks. We don't know, but think it
could solve several other mysteries
which that paper is connected with.
One is already brought to light. and
that is why the salesman has kept 81.
lent. or almost so, on the Fcnn-Bcnnett
affair. Knowing that Bennett was to
be reappointcd Governor. it wouldn't
say anything against him; and know
ing too, that to say anything in his
favor would only be to expose itself,
it kept silent. Should the nomination
be confirmed by the Senate, and we
think it will, the brilliant blackguard-
ism Of Bennett will again be heard
OF the street corners and in the low
groggeries Of Boise City. 1t will last
until the fourth of next March, when
Tilden will appoint an able and moral
man to FIJI the Gubcrnatorial chair.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18


The Figaro Of Paris says that the
late Sultan was distant connection
OF the Bonaparte family on his
GRANDMOTHER side, she being q.
near relation Of the Empress jose
phine. The mother of the Sultan,
Mahmoud was Mile. du Lac de Rivery,
belonging to an old aristocratic fami-
~ of martinique, connected by mar
rage with the Tascher de Ia Pageries.
The young Creole was sent to France
to be educated at q convent at Nantes.
She embarked for Martinique at the
age of Is, but the ship was captured.
by pirates, and the girl sold for a.
large sum to the Dey Of Algiers, who
sent her as present to the Sultan
Ahmed, whom she soon captivated by ],
her extraordinary physical and INTEL
lectual charms. in time becoming the
favorite Sultana She died 10 1910,
while still in the enjoyment Of the
prerogative which insured to her the
first rank in the empire after the Sultan.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

CHAR1xs HrHRoD and wife, and Mrs.
Heed, Of Boise City, arc spending .
iew days here on = visit 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. KIoeber.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

WoRK is still being vigorousl,
pushed forward on the Eureka mill,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

AR cRAE7s mill, at Banner, will
s'a'' Up IN about two or three weeks.
,'"' IS good news. as it is supposed
;: NC quartz out there is good. There
+. large number Of lodges in that Vi.
a''.s' and should they prove half as
eo0a as thought, Banner will be one
" 'u1 richest mining districts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

t1le 10ltoN 1l1e plll| u e. y
4 BILL &
70 protect bona.lid az setile " pob u ~
sarveysa @ ~ i IssriI
~ Of Idaho. &
BE z Sts6d5 by ~ fdge eSd Hd,sS
Of Representatives 5 hs United Aals
At Amevica II Congress Assen.bled,
That nothing in twenty-four hundred
and sixty-one Of the Revised Statutes !.
Of the United States sbalIbe construed
to prohibit the cutting and removal Of
timber from the unsurveyed publiclands
Of the United States within the Terri
tory OF Idaho, whenever the timber So.
cut OF removed isintended to be used
forFninne, agricultural or mechanieaf
purposes within said Territory; ands
no penalties provided by tie section.
Of the Revised Statutes aforesaid shall
attach to the timber or lumber re-.
moved from such unsurveyed public !.
lands Of the United States in the Ter
ritory of Idaho, or the persons cutting
or removing the same, while in the,
hands of a bona,6de possessor thereof, .
under the provisions of this act.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

An assessment 81 City cents pr
,hsrs ~ hsen lssisd q Ggldn e|h>l
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18


:, 0Aa Is still being pushed ahead
H.. e oNe'l ledge. The shaft has
q. : sunk to depth Of twenty-five
1, !. aao a tunnel run twenty-five feet.
Al. - deepest point in the tunnel
a.. uase found q twenty-eight inch
n = :. y :, as good rock a. they ever
~. :, we surface. As it Is now !
H. :, TACT that this Is : genuine
m 4 I = exceeding richness, Nj. 0'Neil
veil conpensated, for tie -
80 exhibited = = 90 eater
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-18

ANDY is doing we'll at his photo.
s''p''as business. He has as much
~ Nun as he can possibly attend to.
: !" recognized as the most skilled
~ .'. that has ever visited Idaho,
n.y. '' accounts for the rush for pict.
:, 10 as he will remain here but q
! ''me, all those on the other side
.l. ~ Dasln, wanting good pictures,
'u call at his gallery Immediately.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15
THE BEGT Qualify or oeGDs

arrays. but viii, Il compelled sciI them IaudaLum
0 d c'a.' syrup :nr 8 -. and Cologne Tor IS CTS.
per Piat; rut ri the srru- time, let me IN form YOU,
that according 70 the United States PiIAr fnncUpsa,
YOU cant maze laudnnUm FOR lcss ihau 10 eis. Ly
the vh". sic. a IUurh oa'rrtr plbn 10 TO buy
your good genuine, and add The IrGrSr ynuTEelf.
! want All my old Accounts setti'd Up hy paying
INC CaEh Immediately, nrr new D,SL.Pun imme-
aiHtely, ifnoi sooner. VIII not ask !or money ON
the new nnes until alter Hary,Ut.
ClGARS-hcSi ia town,
January -. 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
J;Ir,,-
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S.
The Gem
PARLOR ORGANS.

@-THE BEST IN USE AND WARRANTED
o FIvE YEARS.
In purchasing aPARLoR ORGAN per,oua should
always be particular TO gettbO BEST. from the fact
that the best cost NO moe than those Of inferior
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15
COLDEN'S LIEBIG'S LIQUID EIYRAC7
Es e. g. f.

IVhULN LIEbIU Liquid LATRACT
Or
e e. e. f.
y TONIC INviGoRATOR.
Recommends ~ the Lest hysicisus IN England
Hnd ArnerIc" for Consumption. Debility, / osr Of
Appetite, Fever AEue, DyspepEIE, lLdigsstion. Pc.
mHls sHG Children ImnIndies.
OFI"IoS o. DE. n, 5. SrEvAaT, Pres. Nd. Ipsase
Hospital, baltimore. Md.
can recommend Iiebls'S Liquid ~.
tract OF Bet as the most efficient prepnTntion
have or"' met with. II combines the virtues Of
food and tonic in a remarkable way"
OFISIoS o. Da. W.. u. S=oKEs. PLvSiei,, A
Mount Hope Retreat, near Baltimore.
have great pleasure in adding my
Of Beef and Tonic Invirorn:ur. AZ the veTy best
preparation used. and therefore confidently fccoIa-
mend II to tie medical protsssion."
ASn GA~T o-Hza TZsirI.xiAIs.
rrT Up ~ FIST Ro-TLEs-S II EAcH-TAKE 70 oTHEa.
DRUGGISTS AED DEALERS.
"Eo!esale AgeBtE:
HHNsE SIJHfKTS 3 o Philadelphia. Pa.
LOGAN, LIST < %. n.si;pg' " ""
September -, I~sT5-Iy.
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BooYstI
NJ stock il complete with all the oiner.pt,o,,.
~ oi Books used by the dI:Iereut Schools, His-
tories' Grsmmers, Readcrs,
ATithEnet!cs-RHJ'S
ANAAAH lN' hHEF ? hFaEeTH NOE. lat
2nd' % 18Th. 5th and 9Th. MrGuI.ys so.IleT,,
coPy hooks States, Slate Pencils, Geogrs bhieS ahd
ALae' both Descriptive snd PhyEicsl. win allow
"LscooHt To Teachers in all cGses. Are prepared
10 iufnish any book on ELoTtet: time imaginable.
ia GEO. 7. LIGHT.
I'oBAcCos, both Smoking and Chewing, itbe
L best, and none other.
oo,, GEO. i. LIGHTS Drug store.
,O4L- "a al 81 cts- a gallon, warranted fre-prooE
ARD non explosive, test a ppAratus At the store,
o'ecoGHt allowed on larger quantities. -
SSnt; ; iS54 GEO. .LIGHT.
prBLICLY ASNoCECED.-I am prepared 70
furnish the beet quality Of Goods At a. reason
sb!e prIres S'any man in the Valley. (do not sell
aHy sscond-hand or interior goods, either in med
IG'hes or fancy goods, cheap, aud call them first
eiess) VIII order for any one cheap goods n
neeceds Dgi woCld rr:heT cell the best. vii mAko
iime 20 SUIT al! prompt and reliable men.
sept. ,. I2"4. T. LIGHT.
EROCERIES, GIsSswArr. QueenEwnre, Wooden
ware, Boots and Shoe, and a variety Of No.
1,onI' 'or ssie ct reduced prices. Bacon, Lard,
huL'+r hna Eggs taken in ExchsnHe for Goods al
= - $50 F5rst National Bank building.
K HATSES', Turner'S, Milry's and
EenneTS Flour Corn Meal, Ruckwbest Flour
z h'TsT; for snie By g. S. DALGARN.
, FERSST kinds Of Chewing and several
~ k-n1s OF Smoking Tobacco. pipes. snuff. &c,
"ENNTERPRIsE" Roasted Coffee. for ssie bv
Jan II. l-I5. SIS.
r you "auta ChEaP pair Of Bnu'' or Shoes. call
La s S.
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POETIC AL
BABY BELLE


JOY crowned the happy day
When Baby Belle WAS horn:
The lark aross with sweetest lay
To gree: tie wslcome moru.
The SUI With purer Heht
Burst on a glAcdened world;
And daylight dawned as ds-k-brow'd nigh.
Her sable curtains fur!ed.
The birds in \ budding bowers
Their newest anthem sang;
And all throughout the Joyous hourG
The woods with music rang.
TIE lily and this rose,
With every flower tbs blooms.
Awakening from their soft copose,
D,snanssdltbeir sweet Perfumes.
As comes lie Lour Of lave
With dreams ~ boGndl,ss bliss,
She wandered from tire wezld above
AMI came 20 ElaGdeu this.
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DIR. w ABE
oliver COTTcctOr',
And Cure fer Dyspepsia.
Cren Er,p, S,c,rotjc SGS {.

MoNG the many diseoveris' Of vslu bIO rem
~ edIes :ar Ds.pep''a, none stand higher thaa
"wAnE's LIVES CoERECTOE." q
Read The Following Testimonials: al
BEREA y o., GrAuVIlle Co N C., Mar. 10. "a.
pG WkpE. Dear ST: HsN" been afflicted ~lIh
Liver Disease , or I ycRrs. which at times Binount-
ed 10 arrangement Then in Baltimore, net No.
N"mbGr ] procured Unr bottle OF LIvER CoRREcroa,
! now consider myEclI Veil. Yours. iCSpeCtIully
ISAAC n DAY, OF Day n Meadows.
Prof. Norman. Emeritus. Ct Warrington
Snl'fT-l.y, No, nov ke'ie'nt fh!si'i'n' "Lns
D. Madr's Liver Corrcctor and Dyspepsia
! have e. ! used"
DR.. j mes. a prominent physicisn in Virginia.
vi" la pre-ctIied II tor Two ytSrs. ,Ryt:
II "a . fnd no better remedy Tor Dyspepsia and
Liver 'm.laiUt than WAuE's LGvIE CuEREoToR.
Coz IO0dc. n premipr Mt AMI well known gen.
tisIne' IN ia" san." county, NS.,sSyN:
NOT Ge without IT"
Mr. Jno. A. Macarthur. County Trearurer uf
Dublin e." =. T.. aye W. ms wen CoRRRc-
ToR hN' Goae me more good, aud given me more re-
mel IN DNs Ie PnlA, thai Hhs n.raiClne ever IOok,
&c, &c"
Prof Noel. Of college Of Phy.icians and Sur.
ge"Es ~ baltimore, ALd "A disuDguitLed prGc.
'''rEet u mat '!iy. pr"GcTlL's Nno ut's IL in his
own family aud shyS 81, IL the brst T.ures iuT
Dy'aer7'- vi" I"rP.a Liver aud Con.sipA.ioa 81
OAK Htu. So Sept :. Is75.
On D WhrE. Tear sW; have ccummended
Or. W afr's iaN'r I"rTrutor' IA my practice and
-" II" ! eh'''Irht Frnhc"y IN toTpidity
OF the Liver and have known II To give relief whom
other TeIueutes Ead failed.
VIM. TnORP, NJ. D..
Baltimore '-SUn" aNys: "Dr. Uads'. Iiv.y
CnrrecIur i. prrscubrd - "ur beet physlrispr ,or
Dysp"ps'a and Liver DIsrsS,s. and ~ ndyiSr nny
Of ""r 'F'rn"S suffering with sueh, to give AZ a
pr. walker. . celebrated Thrsrcfrn of w. W..
pr"uoun'"~ "Wroe'o Liver Crrrrctur" IN. l,Et
fsInedv '1''ut tor Dy-rcpriu in nit IT. iorma.
ID. WADE co sole PTopriefOrs,
Wu"!csalc DrueTisu,
a5b ~. BAItimor. Strset
S'Pi"T"hcF -. $40 ~. baltimore.
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GEO. T. light,

2SI ~. BAITiHor. Strsst,
S'Pi"mhcF -. $50 ~. HAlKIuapTe-
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MoNG the many disoovcrisr OF valuable rem
edles !"r DSspepE'E, none STAND higher than
.. " AnE.s lIEER CnERENToA.n :.
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DEALER ~
~lEJ, I'll odiSHP~~.

DEE1G1, EEodicaaSe,
Il M y 50,
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY,
ClGAlS, a.,
TAKES this opportunity Of thanking HE a
J Pstrons or their u.usI liberal ,Art1ppErS3
Tor The IHsi year, 'nd nor e. hy strrtAtrentE "a
and lair draung &" merit 4 SuUiinuEnce of thg -
same ! sell .ttrsi rate R"Das Hlwhva: do moi cell
cormisJsi or c'rrp goods for the b,yf. warrnnt
everything sold to ac returned II not re Eunran.
teed. it.s ny derirc, and alec pleasure. TO sell my
pAtTonB
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"H0W HIGH ISL DAT FOR HIGH q
EIRnnoIs.

DERkINS' Ph;eotY Vented Nursery Bottle has a.
1 vaHIasus over all othsrI, il being socunrtruc,cd
that the vent can &c regulated, thus iuEurire the
perfect control OF the supply OF milk. II GIEu al
from entering tho stomach, which causes irri,abil-
iy and often severe sicknesS. Physicians ali over
ta1 c"uGIry are recommending THE hostile. Giveit
= tie! Just received by
NaT II. lS75 &. r. RELIEF
EKESFIELD'S HorEe and Cattle Powder-Eee
4 rom ali immoral medicines. yet so compound
ed OF various roots, hsrhs, hRrks, &c, rs to he
prompt in its effects and Abie to give r-IicF in nil
Nav II 1875 c E. BELLER.
DREPAEED Mustard PIEUters-supsrioT 10 com
1 mon mus'arc plAsters. always ready for i'm
m:a'a'I USE. lean aud not Liable to shapge
ga ToAM-utronger than any YeI.t or R,k.ng
- Po<d'r in tho worlds Light aud nutritious
Bread. Biscuit aud CaEes made With it With but lit
CENTESNIAL TIE. Bitte,i. for the cure Of Dys-
- PSpsia. Constipation, Headache. Loss of Ap-
petite. he. For sale by C.E BELLER.'
kMON FIGs-A pleasant. SAT. and eHectu.I
~ remedy for Constipation of the Bowels For
sale hv c. E. BELLER
CRAHLM's Dinrrbpa Mix,sr.. prepared from
II the original Formula, the most sfI.ctunl rem.
eiy IN U.S. for DiarrhgG sEd all boV'li affections,
to be bad at e. E. BELLER'S.
THE Shaker Extract of Roots, highly recon-
= m'pdsd for Dyspepsia. Liver Cempl.ipt. &c,
C%oNDENsED Milk. Eagle Brand. the best msd.,
10 be h.det C. L. BELLER's.
Want to buy TslIs~. Hog HIiT. old Iron and
L bones; will pay Cs'h or Tr.de
IN
- 2.Loh. Tin snd Stove House.
TUES, H9ck"t. AID Broom', for sale hy
Jun" . 1876. 4 S. DALGARN.
KNITTING and Spool Cotton for sale hr
N MAJ 2i'is16. SIS. DALGARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-15
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

- s7# -ra- t5rl let. 1916. / intend As.oei-
- -.-T -I-. Ela-rt B.. Mitchell with me,and tho
."rGr .--.a-Es heretofore conducted under she
z-s.a 81 Geo T L.E-l, va! be cootinued under
tH- r-G.c Erc kyle Of
LIGHT Z MITCHELL.
Tim m:eEs this opportunity to extend a
cords 81 a-- l1ars.-a.r Invitation 10 every person
" - =.--a ln- 81 ien line u Pare Drcgs. Medi.
r.-ea. .-r- sG guarantee s7tlsiEciinu both in guaI-
~ ard --ssf- LIGHT i MITCHELL.
H-TiE- E---s = change n my business, Twill! be
-ia+ !H=z.. ;--t Sa1U tE.u-s.lveS Indebted To call
ar. srt'-z. a. ] -. IL need C. money.
A7ra5.f-1G- GEO T. LIGHT.
: STITCH ~ TIRE SAVES NINE.
V7NE S.aEsr Sewing Machine makes n; a SLOW
l r-te O. speed 500 Stitches a minute. Think
of &c -aa saved IN The lifetime of an average
'ts; E:r-ir:tH, SO bug A S.nger from.
sa5-- -, l-1b. 4. w. HAWKS.
KNITTING COTTON.
JLta s-s '.-.'r uaiTsG. Brown aud White
q s-raE-. Hue :Gizr-- Er-zcbSc nod UabIescbed
i.ustt.zE Eg-ror, fer rzE~f-
GEO. VT
Tar 81 3" gallon E~-r fr- ,,!e b.
GEO. " REARSLEY.
- $50 u KEARSLEY.