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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

dCsIEnc Il tuHanImltc puur pUDIcr
gratis le comptr-rrudn que nos lee
teurs trouverOnt dams la partic an
glaise de nOtIe Journal.
lie Jury de Police, qui doit Sc
rGunir de nOuveau lie deuxitme sa-
mcdi de FGvricr, aura 4 s'occuper
sGrirusement des intGrGts lie Ia pa
roissc assez nGgIigGs depuis quel-
ques mois par rancien jury.
lie jury de Police devra en- outre
d"mander cOmpte de la take qui
est preIGvGe depuis plus de deux
ans pour Ia reconstruction du pout
traversant le bay ou Terrebonne sur
rhabitati0n Bush ct GuGno. Ccttc
tayc, NJ nous nous lc rappeIOns hien.
rtait Superintendent drStjn6e Ia re
construction dc cc pout, ct le pOnt
MA jamajS Gtc IcconStrUit ct nous
u'ayous iamais Va hi su qurl EN-
pIoi await Gt@ lAjt de Get argent.
Nous lie rGpGtous, nous aNous Ia
plus grande confiance dams l'lntcIh
gcnce ct lie patriotistne de nos nou
v"aux JurGs de Police ct nous ne
doutons pas qu'ils ne prcnuent !
cWur les intGrttS drs contribuables
ct de Ii paroisse.
Cest done plrius de coufanc'
que uops attrmdrons Ia proclaim,
reunion du Jury de Police, OH tou
trs ce5 questions scront misses
rordrc.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18
LETTRE DE FRANCE.


,Corrc-pondancr parttculcre du CuURErER. !
BomtaNr ie IS DGcembre 1878.
La Chambrr DIES Deputies s'cst
prorogce ju>qu'en iauvier ct ne So
l"uura que 81 Ir ScItat apporte quel
Qucs chaugemcmts au Budget
qu'rllc Il vote, &c qui nest pas pro
bablr. a moiuS toutcfois que Ie ere
dit qu'cllc refuse pour les desscr,
Wants ne soft admis par lie S6uat.
A la date du II, OF peHaaitg quG
Ia. Chanbre stlee DS- ~ As 'ter mi
uait Ia derniere seauee de la ses,
sion, mais la Chambse, Sc reuuissait
lie lemdemain On cRoyait qu'eIle Sc
separerait le jendi, car ellie aurait
liquidG les atfaires portecs a son or
Dire du jour. Dams sa sGalee dE
jour precedent ellie a iuvalid6 NJ. IL
baron Reille, depute de la 2e cir.
conscription de Castres. NJ. lie ba.
ron Reille etait sous-secgetaire DE-
tat au ministere de FInterieur
sous NJ. de Fourtou qui etc aussi
inFalid6 il y quelques jOurS; Saul
la propagation du S6nat qui aura
lien samedi, q, il ny aura pas
grandes nouvelles en- politique jus
qu'au mois de janvier. On So pre-
pare pour les Elections SGnateria.
les, ct c,est la que Sc portera tuute
Pattention drS parts. Je feTai rli
sOrte de vous tcuir au coHI4ltt des
fats saillants qut pourrout Sc pro-
duire pendant les elections.
lie ConseiI de plnstruetion imbli-
que 6tair comvoque pour lie ieudi
II decenbre. Crst la tlerhiere ses-
sion qui aura lieu tel qu'il etait
compose. Son rrnouyelleaient mrC.
grad aura lieu en Avfil 1879. Ii
await etc nomm6 pour six ans. en-
ayril 1873. Dans Ia rGuniuI tlu Gau-
sell dc PlnStrnction puhIique tlc
ieudi NJ. Bardou. ministrr Ct ,f1si
dent, a annoucG la nomuiati5n III
PArchev6quc dc Lyon, en- remplaCe-
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

lie nouveau Marshall de la Cor
poratiOu, NJ. ileber Lester a ben
debnte. he lr jour de son entr6e en-
fonctions, il arr6t6 deux ivrognes
tapageuIs le premier un Irlandais,
cnnemi jure de la temperance ct le
second, IN negre qui Sen alIait boi-
rr de- gr0ccrie en- grocerie, ct quaud
arrl,aIt 10 quart d'heure de Rabe.
lniS, eXhibait un pistolct armG q la
tGte DIES propr!Gtalres ct paNait.
cn lusultes. NJ. }. i. LarriGu ma
pas vOulu Sc COntentcr de cctte mon
nale. II tait appeler lie Marshall
At IA procure Il H0tre indiviIu um 10.
cement aux traiS dc ld paroisse
avec un affidavit de tentative Fas-
sassi at ct dcport dLrme cachGr.
Bravo! Hebcr, cOuttnuez ct voUs
aurez rappui de tous les honnttes
gems de uouma.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

La rrcoirr dc -uclr dauS Ia pa.
Ic'>," de- Tr1"b0nIr, pour r"uuGr
IS.S. est cvAIuGr Il environ Is coo
','% " quantirG Ohtc.-
'1lasz-,----r--...vg ~yAAsr quj donna, a
torS c"urSt ~ w " .
aN0as aro,isfdunc lien dE mf'Jf -
fats d'un tel rGSultat, sur. out' rOfs
f"u comsjdefe qu'iI ! "A dans la pa
IoISSe i"rIrbGTtuc assrz de tcrlr,
inon.tcS pour prodQjre un sutplu,
de 10 900 buucaUts environ.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18


Une dGpt.hc particulicre de
Washington dit que la nouvele
Iol sur lie taril dcs sucrcs importGs
est adoprGc dams le bureau du Co
mite, grace an conrours Gnrrgiuuc
de notrc rrprGscntant au Congress.
Fhon. Gibson, assistG de NM, Rob.
ol"S, Harris SayIer. 4saeker, bur
chard Ct Phelps
Cel'r Iol 4"l est pour nos plan
'e"rS do pms grand In'eret IKE les
d'oltS aihsi PulI sHit:
''-4"" sur ''S ''''"NSe9 'o'l-
''"''''N' H''oI'" P'"'e'''E' tt" JUS
tie ''"''' ''' i'I"H "' ''''Fh'S ''
'"'N ''7 7"'' ~ P"' d" S""I pas a"-
'eNS''A "' II" -
ur"'S ''"'' quarts sur IT," nos
IT, 3D. 10 II" '''"i'h n"'IahdaIS.
c'"'' sur ''7 nos Il" acSSuS "N
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1879-01-18

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81 a NJ. WaddingtOn, miutre des
afiaires GtrangercS dies qesti0us
sur le traitG dc Berlin ct st'tes at.
faircs dc Greece, ct fOurIau Mi
nistre I'OCCaSiOm de renseLler no.
tire pays sur la position deg Fran
cc vis-a-vis des PuSsaucest Orange
res. II II parlG Ell termGs 4 4tvGS dc
In cOnfanCe que tous les llayerne- |
mpnts mOnarChiQueS ct psS licaiTs
ont dous Io gouverneussE de Ia
France. "a PeNtGreUs.v me a |
l'lnIGrieur, la RGpubiiqtGYR Bit VI.
WadGiugton, est forte rsspectGr.'
Tout cgur tranGnis ne pmt que sc
rGjouir de voIr la France Jrprrudrc
kOn role parmi les natiUls. Ellie Ir
mCrite par son ardeur Bbarer seS
iautcs. Aussi Ces paroles out pro-
duit Ia meiilcure impreFaOl daus
nOtrp pays.
.Ic rcgrettp dc ne poTfOir v0uS
douuer rn enter res GFgUllrS pro
nOucts par NM. de Gataut-Bron
ct Waddngton, maia vais pOurrcz
en- prendre COuuaissans dams les
jOurnaux franCais qui Ipryendront
chez vous, et 81 vOus ID pubIjez &c
sera tout plaislr pour. "a FIaugals
nui hahitrnt ,oS coptr.s.
A la date ,lu IL dejE atce, jr vous
disais rrrI Ic CoGrr.4. dc Paris
nest ras arrive an mtmeut on Tc-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04

~ COLOGNE.-Thc best Colognes
and Extracts sold by +. l.. Magruder.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04
GRANGER.

THE SHOOTING MIsrAKE.-Last Tues
day we had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
John ~ Skillet of townsville District,
whose son John was shot last week
while out hunting pheasants with d. S.
Dvilirgpr, 10y that gentleman, an &C
count of which was given in our last Is
sue. Mr. Shitlct tells ms that his son
had so far recovered, that he had gone
out again hunting on Tuesday morning.
He SAYS lie received - bird shot in the
back of lis head, neck and shoulders,
II OF which were in his head and two
in his neck, one Of which passed under
the skin and lacerated MS ear. The bal
auce were scattered mostly over his
right shoulder. He and Dellinger had
parted in pursuit Of phcaSan;s going in
parallel directions around the cliffs, on
the Virginia side of the river, and after
some distance he sat down on Il stump
and took off his hat so as to watch more
carefully the movements of squirrel.
While in the act Of quietly moving his
head to observe The squirrel he WAS OBJ
served by Dcllingcr who took his head
to be a pheasant and fired at the dis.
lance OF % steps. The gun was pow
ertul one and the charge strong one
and it is remarkable that Mr.. Shhet was
not killed outright. When he approach
cd Dcll;ugcr, the latter did not know
what he had done until Shifet told him
and he saw him bathed in blood. Shihet
then walked TO the bank where the two
found fortunately a small boat in which
they crossed the slack water and safely
reached home, a distance of four miles.
DR.. Snively, of Williamsport, dressed
the wounds Young Shihet is the ten
der o! the guard lock at the slack water,
aud is about q years old-HogersiOvn
Mini
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04
FROM EkE.RNEVsviLAE.

"Templar," under date of Oct. LIST,
sends us the following items from Her
neysville
Samuel HamiIl has 60, rested alter
the fatiaues attendant upon his Jaunt
through the mountains with Charley
Ge,zendanner, upon his recent trip for
cattle. Sam says that it was not halt
so uncomfortable riding an or, as 1t was
to have to scramble over rocks, hills
and mountains, on horse back, but then
the latter was the most dignited.
Mr.. Thomas Tucker is at work, his
wounded hand having healed.
Mr.. Geo. Adams "shows the light OF
his countenance" at Kerneysville regu-
larlv, now that he is running the hack
business "upon his own hook, and is
always ready 20 accommodate the pub
lie, indeed he will convey your person
over The road between Shepherdstown
and Kerneysville, almost cheaper than
you can walk, and great deal more
comfortable. While Mr.. Adams is trans
porting the passengers, Mr. L. Z. Lick
iider is ready with his overland Ez-
press" to carry freight for the public at
reasonable rates and upon short notice.
DR.. ID. w. Border is kept quite busy
in the line of his profession, to which
he Is paying very close attention. lie
recently affected a cure Of a very critical
case, that of Mrs. Lydia Wilson, living
near Leetown.
Frank G. tzendanner, son Of d. Get
zendanner, Esq, is sick with diplheria,
but not seriously, as yet. | believe this
is the only case of diptheria in this vi
cinity now.
The weather is so warm now that |
suppose that we will have arespite from
frost for the next two weeks.
Farmers are very busy seeding, con-
scqusntly there is not much doing in
the wheat market at present Some
wheat has been brought to this point
from Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04

DRorrEp DEAD.-Mrs. Burns, OF
Chambersburg, Pa, who was visiting
her son, Mr.. E. w. Burns, baggage
master on the G. V. Il. r., dropped
dead very suddenly at his residence IN
this place, Friday Of last week. She
was apparently in good health, and
when the sad event occurred was hold
inc her infant grandchild in her arms
Her remains were taken to Chambers
burg for interment.
Mr.. c. S. Lyeth, of the Z. S. Navy,
now stationed at the New York Navy
Yard. informs us that the flags in the
Yard were at half mast all day on the
10Th, and at noon thirteen guns were
fred out Of respect tc the memory OF
the late Rear Admiral Boarman, and
that the same thing was done at all Ma
val Stations, and on all Naval vessels
acting singly.
Col. J. O. 4. Nadenbousch made a
narrow escape from serious injury on
Thursday morning. He was on his
way out to the distllery, and when OPP
posite the Independent office his horse
became unruly and began kicking, and
whrling around suddenly threw the
Colonel out of the buggy, aud causing
him to strike heavily on his shoulders.
The horse was caught, after the bugg?
had been somewhat damaged, and the
Colonel was assisted in getting up. lie
received q severe cut on the back OF iils
head, and was otherwise bruised by the
fall, but we are glad to learn that his
injuries, though painful, are not serious,
-.Nartinsburg Independent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04
IEsRPEE-s FERRY ITEMS.

Harpers Ferry and Bolivar are justly
noted tor their handsome ladies and fine
musical talents, as was more particular
" demonstrated at q "Masical Concert
given in the Bolivar NJ. +. Church on
Tuesday evening, 25rd instant, by the
young ladies and gentlemen OF that re-
ligious denomination, aided by Miss
Gertrude Yantis and Miss Emma John
ston OF the N. p. Church, Camp Hill.
The exercises consisted of singing and
dialogues. "Niolet' was rendered in
superb manner by Miss Johnston, as
sisted by Miss Yantis, who presided at
the organ; "Robin Rough" and "Gaffer
Green, duet, was sung by Mr.. John
Kirby and Mr.. Harry Butt in such pa
thetc and eloquent manner as to win
for them the highest enconiums from all
present. His Honor Major VIM. B.
Chambers delivered very able and de-
cidedly interesting address, taking for
his theme "AntiGuities {" dialogue en-
titled "The Old and New" was render
ed successfully by Miss Matte Russell,
Miss Matte Holmes, Mr.. Harry Routz,
and Nj Charles Baden. Several very
fine selections of musical compositions
were sung by Misses Nunamaker, Har
ding, and Lenox, Mrs. Flanagan and
Messfs. Baden, Spangler, Fassett and
Wentzell, in which they all fully sus-
tanned their regulations as fine singers.
Miss Alice Holmes was the principal
organist upon the occassion.anl though
quite young bids fair to become high
ly accomplished musician. The concert
was repeated on Friday evening last,
and both entertainments were COM
plete success. The proceeds were for
the benefit Of their Pastor, Rev. J. b.
Hall, very able and successful young
minister, who by lis labors among the
people here for the past three years has
become very popular.
The Shenandoah river at this place
presents busy scene Work has been
resumed on the Bridge, and large
force of men are at work in the middle
Of the stream erecting the centre pier.
1t is said that, if the machinery Of the
law does not interpose 10 prevent,
the Bridge will be complete for travel
by December 10Th.
1t is rumored that firm from New
No'k a { negotiating to buy the ''moun-
tain ric,' nom Mr. Mason for the pur-
pose of locating thereon large tannery,
which will be exclusively devoted 10
tanning the skins of goats.
Mrs. Halle \. liarmen, wife of Will
II. Harmon, of the Treasury Depart
mcnt, Washington, who has been spend
ing the past week with her relatives
and friends in our toWn, returned home
yesterday evening. j.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04
Brittle Memorial library Building
Al Roanoke College, Oct II, 1879.

The new Library Building, named in
memory of DR.. Bittle, has been com
rletcd and the Library, numbering about
10000 volumes, arranged in it. 1t is
handsome Gothic cdifice, sixty feet long
bv thirty wide, built of brick and COW
cred with slate. The alcoyes and gal
,ery, extending around the entire room,
are arranged after the plan of the test
libraries in this country. The Interior
which is finished in walnut and oaS,
presents a handsome appearance; anu
altogether the building, while a ne cess,
~. is also an ornament 10 the CoiieE''
The capacity of the building Is I"Ily
double the size Of the present Library
As alreadv announced, the formal
o,.ripr NJ the building is set for FRI
,lpv October 18th. TIL" Memorial Adj
49, will be delivered by Professor ).
= Wells, A. NJ. Pm d.; and an address
IN "Tbe Library" by Professor Charles
p Krauth, ID. d, Ii. d., Of Phlladei-
phia. -,
IN which 10 record the names OF all Wis
itors at thc opening aud at any time
thereafter.
MEMORIAL OFFERINGS. 10 the
former colleagues, students and friends
of Dr. Bittle is left the grateful task OF
carving ont his aim Of making the col
lection at Roanoke the largest in the
South. His plan, expressed Just before
his death. was TO travel, after June,
1879, a few years to increase the
Library and Cabinets Of the College.
Had he lived, that work would now be
engaging his attention; but, instead, we
are about to open . building inscribed
10 bis memory. Let us do norc than
open the building; let US fill its shelves
with valuable books.
We cal upon all friends of the Col
lcre 20 make some contribution a. a
memorial offering We solicit gifts of
hooks-rccent publications and also
rsre old volumes. Persons giving
books should send their full name Gnl
address. so that the following form OF
label may be properly fllcd:-
Roanoke College library.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04

a far reasons ,chy hr Farmers Of his
and adjoining Counties ,hould pur-
chase their Fertilizers Of r. RiOn In
cas-:
l>t, He has the best facilities for fur
nishing Standard Brands nj the lowest
rates, rs he makes all his purchases upon
Il CASH BASIS, aud guarantees his goods 10
be as represented from careful Chemical
Analysis by our leading Chemists.
2nd, He j. the ONLY AGENT In this Coun.
~, and more than likely in the State, that
has Chemist employed To analyzo tho
Phosphatcs hc is Offering for sale.
3rd, lie calls the different Brands by
THEIR PROPER NAMES, for instance: "Purc
Dissolved Bone Phosphate" might by
many be purchased ~ an article with An
ANIMAL BONE base. he invariably inserts
the -. c." that no misunderstanding
may occur.
Why does his guarantee amount to any
thing? Because he deals only with the
most reliable houses, whom he binds up
in written contracts 10 do rs they agree.
What advantage Is there 10 bo gained
by spending 5000 and getting Chemical
Analysis of the Brands he sells upon their
arrival here in the County,
why III cOilpcls the manufacturers 10
take care that no adultcratcd articles arc
sent to u, thus protecting the Farmer
from EXPOSITION. | respectfully quote
prices:
ELK BRANCH RELIANCE" an AMI
nal Bone base Fertilizer, containing
- per cent Ammonia-CaslI, SIS. 90;
$40 upon II months credit.
"ELk BRANCH ECONOMICAL" also
an Animal Bone base article, contain
ing Ia to 2pcr cent Ammonia--Casl,
$500; S3j upon II months credit.
"LUCAS' PURE DISSOLVED Is. CO.
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME" con-
tanning y to 30 per cent Dissolved Bone
Phosphate Of Limc-Cash, $500; sF
upon ~ months credit.
"DISSOLNED SOUTH CAROLINA
BONE OR ACID PHOSPHATE" run
ming q Ia 30 per cent Dissolved Bono
Phosphate of Lime, in single ton, for
Cash, $3.50; credit $3.50.
PURE thnely grOund) RAW BONE
Cash $1,000.
PURE DISSOLVED RAW BONE-Cash
So. 90.
RAMsBCRG's PLANT FooD, TuRSER's
EXCELSIOR, No. ! PERUVIAN GUAso and
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE for sale at lowest
rates.
X. RlON LUCAS,
Dullicld's Depot, JEFF. Co., W. Va.
Sept. 20, 1879. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04
s.g21YGg3lsS' gssE Mo.

Mr.. Editor-I noticed in your issue
of the 20th nit. that the grangcrs pro.
pose holding pic mic on "Wednesday,
October 22nd. | regret that this pic
nc was not held two months ago, i. e.,
during the season Tor out door woods
meetings.
! suggest that the location be changed
TO some grove near a school house, so
that the audience can be comfortable
should it be too cold for an out door
meeting.
Mr. john II. Strider is expected TO
speak on the causes of agricultural de.
PRESTON 1t occnrs TO me that il will
he difficult for hlr s TO discuss this
subject in non partiaan manner, but
lie will doubtless chdeavor to do so, as
the grange law is imperative. Men Of
all political parties and Crecds belong to
the Patrons of IIusbandry, hence the
reason for this wise regulation
GRANGER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04

Messrs. McChan & Lucas, of Shep-
berds,own, arrived in this place Thurs
day OF last week, with their flying
horses, and left this Thursday for Rom
ney. While here they made money by
the poCket-full, being busy day and
night. They were patronized not only
by the boys and girls but quite num-
Der of papas and mamas (and even
grand-pas} enjoyed ride as much as
the little Enthusiastically Springs
iIercurU.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-10-04

Is Parties in want of Buggies, Jag
gers, Jump Seats, ROckaways, Phaetons,
Hacks. etc, would consult their best in
tereSt by calling on the old and reliable
Carriage Manufacturer, John Heller, s.
Martins5urg, w. Va. Mr.. HIS. well es-
tablished reputation for fair dealing and
building none but first class work should
be an inducement for all in want of
Pleasure Carriages to call oil him before
purchasing elsewhere. Prices TO SUIT
THE TIMES. Orders promptly filled, and
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. repairing
done at the lowest rates possible. Call on
or address JOHN HELLER, No. 90 West
King ST., (near Winchester Pike) Mar
tinSburg, W. Va.
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Special attention given to the purchase Of
Housed Furnishing Goods.
CARPETS and FURNITURE
4 SPECIALITY.

HAVING for some time perceived the
Ill NED of an Agency of this kind, [
have been induced To offer my services 10
the citizens OF this and adjoining Conn
ties. Having recently resided in the City
of Baltimore, and having already had
considerable Experience in the above bu-
SineSS, confidently rely upon my ability
To give satisfaction in every instance.
Any information checrfully given, prices
quoted, and commission named before
purchasing. In fact it is OUR INTENTION
10 afford every facility to parties honor
ing Us with their orders 10 buy at the
very LOWEST figures, and we ilat,cr our
selves that il will be Ia every oae'S advan-
tage To deal with Us. We hope by observ-
ing the strictcSt probity in all our deal
ing To merit not only the good will of this
community but TO gain fair share OF its
patronage.
We especially call attention of all Far
mcrS Ia our brands Of
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EHOT'EH. ARRIVALS.

ENTLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY lIAGAN,
PROPRIETOR.
J. V. Layeok, Penn.
J. w. Johnson, county.
J. W. Thompson, Baltimore.
+. Is. Young, Baltimore.
+. w. Richardson, Berryyille.
4. G. Biggs, Sharpsburg.
J. +. Nadenbousch, Martinsburg.
II. E. Iannis, Martinsburg.
W. A. Gard, Martinsburg.
II. +. Mcclure, Martinsburg.
WIN. Entlcr, MaltinsJurg.
J. N. S.nscndiyer, Martiusburg.
J. +. Roberts, Mar,insburg.
r. Rion Lucas, county.
VIRGINIA UorEL-J. a. ADAMS, Pro
PRIETOR.
II. II. Boyd, Baltimore.
Samual EngIe, Ohio.
J. Is. Osbourn, county.
j. w. Glenn, county.
Jno. II. Osbuurn, Carlisle, Pa.
J. n. Young, Washington.
d. NJ. Kilmer, Martinsburg.
L. +. Herring, Baltimore.
J. W. Bishop, Martinsburg.
Cincinnati is already reaching for the
national conventions Of 1850. The Com
mercial calls the attention of the com
mittees of both parties to the magniii-
cent hall in that city.
As the time approaches for the Ohio
election it grows more and more evil
dent that the Democracy will sweep
the entire State. So mote it be.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
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cB HAVING made arrangements with
o first-class Merchat Tailoring House in
Philadelphia, orders will be taken for
Clothing, and FIT guaranteed. n full
line of samples constantly Oh hand. II. T..
Entler 81 Co.