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Iron Foundry,

Morse, Darlington & Go.
" GUILD inform the public that their Foun-
w dry is in full operation at the head of
North-street. where they arc prepared TO do
all kinds Of CASTINGS not exceeding 10 to
l4OO in the best manner, and on reasonable
terms. ALSO,
Most kinds Of IrOn Turning done to order /;
Farmers Kettles, Fire Frames and Oven
Mouths, superior article Cast Iron Sinks,
different sizes; Andirons large and small
Weights made and sealed-Basins and Ket-
ties, and almost all kinds of JOB WORK
done to order.
Litchfield, Sept. 2. Ia
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DUNFRIES' REMEDY FOR
THE PIT, ES.

HHNHE proprietor begs leave to recommend (which
he does with the fullest rontisencej que Of the
As,s valuable remedies km"wM tor this Troublesome
anal painful r.,u,i,ini. Wul"u. going into detail. he
deems u ~u"ugh a,v. he has ~ h,a iEP
snIs, uni ,u.~d .nias III " IL has cnmplete
" ansmrred the purpose for chich is intended, thai"
any other popular medicine.
'h" remedy il perfectly easy in iis application. Il"
all cOBA tims ages an sexes. Fell dirrcii"na, des
crip,iom IL the "nla,nt. &C. accompany each pack
a., which cnmsiss Of boxes, Oin'men, and Eecu-
ary. Price. 81 far the whole, so crnis II bot
Of ihe ar icics IL wanted.
u Nome genuine unlrss signed On th' outside prin-
te wrapper bv the sole proprietor. r Kidder, imms
diase smcc. or to The laIe d.. W. z. Go"pay. FOr
aaie nj his Counting R"m, "vrr No. 90 C"nrstre
Gear Cnnc+r, Hail, E"s,on, aud ns'' iy HE special sp
p"Wtmeni. Nv
Drs Bue1 and Beclmith, LitchfrH; E.. !Co,rles,
South Farms; j. C. Sterens, Canaan;
Messrs. Loomis, Bethlem.
DeceHul,er IA. ;s- 0a5w1y28
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
TIC HI.

HOWEVER inveteraie, in one hours application,
Ii aad danger from taking cold, by using
DU.MFRIES' OINTMENT.
This for plrasanGNesa safety, expedition,
ease ani certainly stands unrvailrd Cor the Of
4hs troublesome compwi",. IL is rapid we'll
certain W its operations Z" cure this d;sagreeah~
daorer eec,uay, in one hour application onfy'
IL dues n0 c"niAiM the least particle Of mercury
other dang Ingredient. and may he applied with
perfect safety 10y lo.alea in all stages. to cdren
at the i,rpaa'.
Price 81 l.2 cemss q hox, with annie .lirectone.
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There is nothing so destructive to the mo-
rails, and we may add to the peace Of any
community, as the neglect of parents, rich or
poor, to teach their sons the importance of be-
ing early engaged in some active employ
ment. Too many of the citizens of every
place, under the influence of a false pride, SUIT
fer their sons, after academical studies, to
lounge about the public offices and taverns of
their place of residence, rather than cause
them to engage in some important branch of
the mechanical art, or force them by the dint
of their own industry and energies, to seek
their fortune in some other pursuit. Nothing
is more detestable in our eye than to see heal
thy, good looking youth breaking loose from
the restraints of honorable industry, return
ing to his fathers domicl for support, and
Loafng It about rather than pursuing some &C.
cupation which will not only support himself,
but give qualification to his worthy parents
We would say to every father who has such
a son. be he rich or poor-rather drive him TO
"cut his cord Of wood day." than suffer him
to spend his time in idleness. "An idle head
is the DEVILS workshop" The youth, there
fore. who has nothing to do, is very apt to be-
come tGttler, slGnderer, and liar, or some
thing worse. and make himselfthe pest ofthe
community in which he may reside.
Secessi0ns.-Our congregation, said i, at
Slickyille, contained most of the wealthy and
respectable folks there, and a most powerful
and united body it was. Well, there came
a split once on the election of an elder, and
a body of the upper crust folks separated
and went off in huff. Like most folks that
separate in temper, they laid it all to con-
science found out all at once they had been
adrift afore all their lives, and jined another
church as different from our'n in creed as
chalk is from cheese and to show their hui
mility, hooked on to the poorest congrega-
ton in the place. Well, the minister was
quite lifted up in the stirrups when he saw
these folks jine him; and to show his zeal
for them the next Sunday, he looked up at
the gallery to the niggers, and said he. beg
you wont spit down any more on the aisle
seats, for there be gentlemen here now. Gist
turn your heads, my sable friends, and let go
over your shoulders. Manners, my brothers,
manners before backey. Well. the niggers
seeded they said it was an Infringement on
their rights. on their privilege Of spittin', as
freemen, where they liked, and they quit in
a body. sam SLICK.
II What q contrast !--a young widow
and an old bachelor-one, fresh and bloom
ing like dewy violet-the other sallow and
bitter like withered Dettle. One 10 all gai-
ETY. and boPe-the CHER misery and despair.
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no LO9UNeFS.

A BLANK form, for taking dispositions GU
"A of this State, just printed and for sale q
this Office. Sept. 20.
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q OOKTMQ GLASSES.

N f. NORTH q co. have Just received
IN new supply Of LOOKING GLASSES,
which makes their assortment complete
Those in want of the article will do we'll to
call and examine for themselves.
July IL. 8
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opposition stages running between that city and Lou
isville, during which pistols were fired. A driver
named Crabster was killed, and several others wound
ed On Saturday following, the stages, when about
eight miles from Lexington, were driven against each
other, by which one coach was upset, Mr. G. P.
Richardson had his arm broken, one lady was serious
ly and mos. Of the other passengers more less in
jured.
BEAUTIFUL ExfRAcr.-That was beauti-
full picture which we heard painted by an
eloquent clergyman, ofthe revelation Of God
in childhood. Look said he in substance, at
the revelation, in the first opening form OF
humanity at that infant being-that child
angel; all innocence, gladness, loveliness.-
There it is, quite helpless and almost uncon-
scious and yet it filleth the whole building,
to the very root tree with music and Joy. No
toy for the children like that no treasure
for paternal affection-no treasure of wishes
like that. There it lies, in the narrow space of
an infants cradle, and yet it filleth the whole
house with its presence. There is resort to
it from time to time, as if it were something
enshrined. Childhood, and age, and manly
hope and matronly beauty, bend over it.
could almost fancy added the speaker, sit
were in worship at that fair, pure shrine of
the all creating goodness
We could not but think, as we heard these
admirable and touching sentences, and saw
the warm tear start in the eyes of a bereaved
young mother, sitting near us-of the Roman
line, Guam Zeus anal, nsOritur Gdotescens,'
and of that kindred thought Of Bulwer -
why mourn for the young Better that the
light cloud should fade away in the morn
ing's breath. than travel through the weary
day to gather in darkness and end in storms
Who should lament when child angels are
taken from the evil to come, and translated
from their infant cradle to heaven!
The tolls, the trials, the pains of long life
often find their end only in large coffin
that cradle in which our second childhood is
rocked to sleep. How much truth is convey
cd in that simple stanza, carved by fond
parent upon the humble headstone of his
child's grave:
He tasted Of life bitter cup,
Refused to drink the portion up,
But turned his little head aside,
Disguised with the taste, and died.
The Kaickesbocker.
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u What a contrast "a young widow
ing like dewv violet~the Other saIlow and
bitter like withered Dettle. One Is all gai-
ETY. and bcPe-the cher misery and despair.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22
OBITUARY.,


-ihottof RcrotattHRdry Soldier gone =!
'ari. k"ntRr ELLIOT, los years of age, died nj
ms residence ia Montgomery county, Virginia on
the 'lii day of January, l-GS having served hls
eosn'ry, both soldlcr aud Captain DUNG our
Revolutionary Var. lie had looked upon The blight
aud blessed sun hat shonc on his blessed county
, Tree and lnppy-and "cpt with joy. And when the
evening oi la, days approached hr smiled, and MAS
gathered unto h> fatlcis.
Died. on Sunday merun, the I'll instant, =, his
place "l ie>d"irr. ia tie eouni, al Patrick ot - In
s'rms attack at blull> tetrr t,iHaIu tnlGlls Eos.
TER, S'a'i IA lie cpttI veal ii hls asr-pour old
man! Il" Il =. lr~t. lett ~! w. lmI thought hIs
e"h'llla't"n \" inscru-his h Ii, al n3ug So ten
perate--As .Itt,r da,, even and uuIulllcd thai
lac ""nid hasc mastered. aud >ul,hcd TN, attack and
been >flr'l 10 i've ,inpus ms friends da, s-a,c,
Yeas VT - ,Ua.c-hHt, all n>c uilns, aud
mcrchhl rrnslenec In, aideea it otherwise ai,d nui
"onlN and respected old incnd. h1s been called
home 10 receive hiS reward IN Heaven for In, Good
acts AID deeds doue "ll4!r living with rs on tltr>
ranh below Capt. Foster l.d III The full srrrse Of
The tetn the confidence Of Iii, counrrymtn. They
respected Inn iar his ifnaes,-hs iudsp eudcnoc-
hl> unIaunrd aud Wuna,trIng drri-inu al clarac-
. ti-aEd l.,N ln,ed him drsotrd> tpf ms >ttu :
hrhrstN and integrity - cannot do Justice To lrs
namei-pnr. perfectly the corrcct naa--,llr li>e-
iul cltfHcn-the lasting .tiona ~ Il slncclc n.nt-
should have his ualuc chroncird ~ rlicIs '1 Uuld
MAO" how oitru II Is SAID, that notices al tins chi=
ract,t h",a,,hcd W,tl too much tl,fl and a,lu-
, NV "o'''' ~ Nv. ~ , ~ '''l :,
:, - ''' ~ ~ III " 7 W. =
--no words al commentator would b" too Nttuue.-
llnn. etonn up from la. iul,uev and li,iue lon.
I 49, ! I ~ ;i,
,t,,,. ;',.,,, i,l " ~ ii'' -
-, f ,,,. ,., i,,,' ~ -, - -, 49, -,
H., L. l;J ,,, ,,,I=L ,., - L,, I,
and sgoi"rf lrrip-. tall. Faster vi, lruugh
~ .
i ,t /: I, 10y .5 49,
1,''' ~ -, ',', ,''N'''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-22

Il Virginia Grton of Moth Carolina
E'''e'r ,,a,eaYl Strong of Massachusetts, Pit
iftNs' al Connecticut: Hanson aud Colds
IA az .ru,,,and; aud Rufus King oil New lorA
'ot''- ~, 1,iefs Of the Federal party, 10 say
I'D ,.,1,sr.. Of less celebrity, recorded III
..,.;,ipn to the ijanh bhi:
'Fi 1T ,JI-l6 then, was IA Republican mca
-, act recommended by republican Seere-
'8' 1,,, Treasury ; adopted b, an overwhelming
40, Of the Erra icaa members oil Congress,
.'+ ,;, IA the Strenuous efforts OF Their Fede-
- ..a,i,l, 10 defeat ii; approved oil by Re
pr.,i,Irnf. aI received with shouts Of ac
ann, ,lle Republican party, but with few cx.
and If tia, irw rhosc Who could not cou-
- ly .ppllnd. were conteat - remain passive
..,,t,,ij,pn nrnirli;Zine their constitutional sctu.
80 ,ay. If lhcsc circumstances give character
measure thea the Sank, Chartered IN lsl6,
,,nlalic.ily The oisrlisc oi The Republican
al thai day. Aud, in conclusion may add,
,lr ilIlnt success OF trial " Experiment.,
-, Illustrated us uiil1N, ana vindicacd the sa-a-
81 wisdom Of It's iIlrnds-l> the " ENpcrme ut
,b,ch II W., oyrrlirown did net the less signal
,a,rf, Us inadc9aaty IA meet the want, ol the
,,,.a aud d.uisu,4rate he ~ Grant aud 'tupdn.
lp. am .ois.
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EEeE..sFE ..ESE:sE.EE.

In addition 10 the allow. NC have ust ressr- y
Lr.e lot 81 NEW GOODS, rrceull> bought u !,
the favorable lriins and ot such stylrs /
tlAllIIrs 10 tondcr Hem very desirable il i.
market. The following few of tho arti4 -.
comprised ~ our eNtcHs,vc assortment
PLAIN aud tis'd. Stk, great variety,
DO do do MclInos; French, Germ IN AID Iux.
llsh,
taliGors; well assorted aud ,e'y cheap,
Bliuhr;s; barge sloch, uuusuali, low.
ta,slnctS, Napt Cotton aud Fulled Cloths,
Llns,ys PLAN and PLAID,
hentncky Jeans, various qualities,
tlolhs. taSsrr,ctr> aud \ rs,iuGs,
Dom,sIics Blrachrl aud lI,osu, very low,
, / aut ia Wllllan Shccline,
Canbllcs. Aluslins. FIarncls. Hats Wool & Furr-i.
With many ohrr GuoI, too tedious 10 eauner,,t
all ri which sal he sold extremely low farCASIi
BURfDNS ROBES
\. B.-Wc will give liberal price in trade
Tow aud Flax Lncu. Yarn Jran,, l4insey, II,
Socks Clover aud FLAX Seed, Feathers, Wool. !.
b. & l..
JAuuayi dwwdw II
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4 u NEBlAIEI.N. ii,,i rate a:;;s.s". al lac
4 .,o1s! syors4 1a Wagons, IA whom w"fh
,iinu. AMI u6t 81 ityo ne perirHccl hand>"oh" I"
tuilei!cd i 1, cnntinuiatng trrns, "r the i es' "a
Nrar and lon-et ,rgmt"d iiih,'s Oh an "i""N 'f'
r,uyr,,,,t and ,,.s ~u,,p ior de alGvc pu,po-
50. Good AZ. 1T man p lnit viii dad II IA ms m
tr4e> Ia ma, a,Gdlca'lon. Iaan without ''n!'N
would BIZ preferred. Aone need " Apply @a!es,
lii,y ar !rstattI "uieuan IAb, >.Ni III.
f.iui., IA; l,.n.l3, 'tA - -"
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NEW CONCERN,
.s.VsD
A large SaocE GI5keX GOODS,
II; cess than The original COss.

fENlllI Subscribers having associated lhcnnci =.
toscIher. iul term nj YEARS. under -
stylr aud firm OF BURTON * RODES, hr !.
purpose al nutrtuinf the DRY GOODS bu.ine y.
III this place, respectfully inform ilIer friend, !.
the public generally, Iha ,hr, opening i
the house lately occupied by ne"rs. jaime, =.
,jttfW y L.. - II LeHe'y tDee. next doer =.
lloH~tH WATSON. ,nd immediately y pc :.
No oEhIt X MtDANlEL, u large aud gcucrri ~
-ntttnrnf nf Dry Goods, GrOccrics. IJ;ia-
ware, ~ 4. recently nHif lns-d OF Nessr.. sam /
\o"I,n \ son, such terms, and 1t such extret :.
~ Ia" plce., =, 10 enable them to sell in
,taHcr,, hu les than the Original Nco York o,f
''ur lGr"d, nv earnestly ,"guested to cali ,na a.
Arnl.e our SInrh aud Should ,uey be disposed To l..
VOL ~ with lilct futn thrN nt5t resi- assured III
"lou will b. ,pnel to ,ro .tnusnea AZ
thcn patronage EDA ARD j. bURfO3,
ID. RDDlS,
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IN Thursday, the Esd, instant, will ,c IN front
~ Of my Aueiion Room.
) cases Fur Hats,
10 alcs Almonds.
cases Shoes X Boots,
> OF J Feather Beds \ Steas.
| do1 Windsor Chan. I,ery hne)
Centre Table.
set pming Tables,
- boxes Spanish Srsars.
boxes Imp. tea,
Shot Guns \ Rifles,
Shuek X Straw Matfas,es.
Lot Tin Ware, DIV Goods Ac. Sc.
CHARLES PHELPS.
hNE FOUR HORSE WAGON & > VI )
" II HARNESS horses, will also be sold
G. T..
Jan -. II
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'NaS.ss'. AUCTION.

an rarsa, NIGHT, 18th inst viii Night
I sui,. mud shall he Regular IsGsDaN md
EHsOAS NIGHTS, duiiny tho iall and " mt,i
months. Salt. will CONSIST o DlN GOODS, Suitable y
tn, scason1 Ct fiEih, SHOES, BoOrS. uAfs
CIorli~ WATCHES HOOKS, Ji,N EiliN ,Ac.Ar,
All rrs st,tN attended Ia, aud r'turu promptly
speedily r,a.l,. Con5 mn nj. thankiull, rncc,ol
tllAltiIS Phelps
,Npf,.na'r l. III.
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f'npttg.gg'21.E.
tEys. I;:fH9 Sd. { saapsi:s,

~ ESPEf'FfILLG lGtorms the ct1~enS 81
a INnchbur, aud its We MY, that She has ctn,-
niurcd tr:E"ssSsis Z, al uaDfJ, Tor cnls aud
buN> =. Tie upper end ui bud street, IN iii" neigh
borhood oil al.r t}l ialu,-t Church. aud opr, h, In
Itlterocc, oiucrt 4 sh.ae oi iHlbc l'll"nee.
January i Is II
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G::s2se~
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
NEw YoRK, Jas

tSk" oAAs GAN
The rumors from " The seat Of war" to-day =.
that Sir Francis Head aud Col. McNabb have y ..
relied that McNabb has resigned that Med, :
take. hi. place that there Is, patriot force J
strong nea, Fort Maiden and that tie Navy Isl, .
era going there III a steamboat. No action {
taken place Al, Navy Island The soldiers wef' ,
llnue i,on Cldppe., aud tn. movements were - 81.
about there; but what is the intention Of the 3
ish forces, none know this side Of the lines Thu +.
are, therefore. in stdtu quo Tho Canadian fsva .
however by 10 means abated. As MAS the T., !
fever in Mississippi, Louisiana, Aiabama. and Ten 8.
sec is the Canadian fever IN Wesisru New y 4.
Northern OHIO. aud Vermont.
have been looking Tor som. days, with sorua :.
tetest, for What Gov. krSr OF Maine has 10 say
the Northeastern Boundary but the Locofoco. Il, ;
die hard, aud very unwilling after alits pi...
the People 10 chnose their own Governor.
| hear nothing more OF the Boston bauks. ! ,
Boston journals pour red hot broadsiJes upoa :
Office holders. whose bank thc Commonwealth
aud oi which the Goycfuipent INSIDE u pet.
The drspn, he. ecalling Lord Gostor1, came vt
the last packet. Sn john Colbornc. / suspee.. q.
10 taxi. his place. Sir Gro Arthur. who is 10
c.cd Governor Head .ill be here, /. probable,
the packer OF the 10th
Somc ol or aiuks are ualius a o,oyemeut =,
call upou tie phrladclpld1 breks 10 resume 81. :
payments. aud IN ease thry do ~ ~ :
diN they prop 81 10 fr~nni" independently. 7. :,
cannot do The phladcl Ina banks are b-ti.i .
md ttr mons united, anl more popularity naua..
th,n oais. winch "a utrl like caged rlon,e
l.. ). Hauh stock 10 d,, 100; Tfeasu,, noe, /
per cenl. below paper money. Whether these liz /. e.,
oil ,s.ar. braIung per cut or the nrw, braru,e
per cent, interest have not been able " ascere,,..
Iuere /, nothing new III our noney market. =
packets saed tn. nornns "nh good wind.
Nat in:.
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u 3 Us RE MOVED la New t;is-aT, and 'aa "a
Il z a. Office oipo,itr taMf. N Hrl.csds '>.''e-
H. vii ceunoe It's prac'cr IA tue superior ai"i h.
,eriur Courts al Ells3- .ai .An!A.rl Counties.
H.. - 'u
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MAfsAslAs,lA

Married, ON the 10Th inst. by the Rev. Richard
i'iehhd brown MIR. llr>nY ALrsc,Npfr to i,S
ntrrf Ann. daughter of Sammcl Moorman, all ot
Campbell county.
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Sianicy's Justly Celebrated
seoT.sEs Y'sDOAEVG STOv'ES

Which 10, n"atncss and despatch in COOKING. aud
saving oi Labor and Wood, are unequalled by
any other STOVES hitherto invented. lie would
respectfully inv lie al those, WHO have not Vet sup
pied themselves will tins desirable aftjer, aud who
wi>hlo cutlal ONE HALF their EXPENSE tor
WOOD the cusuiu. winter Ia call mmtdiatel. aud
supply themselves.
fhr following certificates have been politely furnish
Cd han, b, some oilllnsr yculcncu WHO have gacu
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4 "a gsa,.
1t y 1T b77'
,g,,B. s'assSss, = HbQ' 2El.

FAKE In, o?porunnN al in'hinI my s'h'rie
Y ,,lnaW Jed e,uruts Ia the luhabtdnts nj l.Nn'li-
bnfs and fhr surrounding country, Tor the lihr'n
patronage bestowed upon i bn,nr.s al nP"a'd' d
10 ,ral4 standing, ard ask Ion continuance al TIE
same IL The concern. JNo. ~ Ky 10.
Lsnchbuf2. 81 Jan's,, lr's.
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SfSs S.sysO.s.

fsNiiE ~pring srs,tou oi tie suhsci brt's Srhou
will commerce on lhe oh da, ol trbiuar,.--
Nnpulll viii lie u ldmttrd, bun hum lhe tIrnc cn
oN 10 lie end 81 the sr,,on.-Ierns ~ heretofore
Il. l.. TON \I.EA.
Jlu. - 3w
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\ \ AS returned Ia I,nehhu,,, and mn, be zen
At the Franklin iioel.
Aug, Il isli
AfiR"lNlN:-At ,ols- held N the cctk. One ii the
the trcn, superior Count al aN aud ,hanc.I, Ion hr
e'enlv OF ,n1r' on hoada, the 1T do, January l1s
Iobn l.. ustif, fnmtil,
oeaiN
pa,il ieAle ,andrf anil chul,, II rage, p.i,uanla,
i CuAN,tHt.
Tho n,t uaIn Chnr,e, II ra.t hn,n, entcr,d HI.
appearance ind even Nfcut, nrcodus ~ ia. o 4.
,ta, ad u, ,ul#s tin, Court aud appearing IA
t,l,,r, "a II ne that he - not M nlmbnn al tia, ON.
nunNeati ~. urlard tat he, aud defendant oap,cnr
h1a, al l,l9re IN ls la, ri liz ~ hp tlnA
The h'il ol III p"nu"nd 'at CO." al tia odr'bs lol" nj
Iusll publish III The town ot Ihnch-
br onioth4 sor,s-7a IL, aud po.ts ia. lroht
,oo u ia. CONT hoa-, 81 tn count.
f"iA -=Ir#i",# ~
Jun, WV
.f.rRGlNlA:-t rrle. hold m Ii, cD,l. oaiec ii tn.
- trcur 1upruor conn ola" and thnnctI', tn thr
ra3nr' e" Ame'.i "n Monday, The l4 da Vi JanoeIy "ia
Ma II. t1.1ed riam n,
aa5iasi
srha,l.r G. ~, N,,,o!,, Nou,I' md Geoar ". Hn,
Defendants,
Is GnAsoptr.
Th5d fnlnut SCHUYLER O. Ru, moi Tia, i,l cnt,, la. up
peannre and snem unit, odin5 Ia II A't"l .nhN
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nr,Iairr n,h he'd il 1l,c town al I'nehnrei Tor t"n
months -cr, ia ,anl pe-rd'' 'In' front 'or o'ie r" ut
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aaaHS va. AS, q 4: Dc -.

"a aNFtID = 1000 Ina ahtn Ftnis.crs
w oi al DENOMINATIONS. tor winch We Will give
.D[saaS IL the ~ - cash P,tcc~.
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT.
jan -.
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!Sf0Hfrs's Rotary stores

i sufficient I'll j In test tltrr metits:
ISuchbure, Jm. lG. ls5s.
can, with pleasure, recommend the Rotary Stove,
Ia all lnLcrurlS. Is convenient mode oi cooking
aud i glcat SAVING al wood 10 much 81. thai ! aul
under the imrie>>lon, tlH mnc will sH'o ne III
~ cl,c months ~ II IN wood.
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Esiar,ai,ss:.a:st,3 County.

IL tllIIl'f' uIII. T"J1
i Z E\Rl lltNIHAS;i aud thlr,, W. Tunry.
Z u aud Elizabeth IN, wife, rlaiullll,,
dnd,HSt
MrtlA llatibas>. and oliu Iauibass. and Jamra
lanibass, infant, under ihr a2e OF twenty Years
Drlcn.lhnl.
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CO.NFORT
Av Il e Ov q VI "!

1--WE SUBSCRIBER TAKES Pc ASH RE
1 in informing his friend. aud HE community At
large. especially those hn touh OF having then
food neatl, rrrpated II cheap expense iotluelthat
hr Ia received an al ,Illional SUNNY OF
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+ 1t "il' b, ,'en h> ,he toilo0iH4 which We co
+! l,om'hc N,ti"np l.teii ,ncvr oi J.nua,, | ~.
tn. Tia Fl:i.ucr Committee al tl., Senate have 1T
II rf".tr thsi1 Ian "i.rri m the public
Ia Ia" Senafe ,'ssrr!aN, Iall vas reported h>
fr CorHilrc on F.naarr. embracing I'm. j,roji o.
Sub Fa'a>uls scheme al tn lltc.rNtil - oI. and
b! =" r1h'h IN more c\crlt"ua6 Is II rar;cs from
h"t Nchr'a-. he ball Is oi glral lras'h. and we
h~'f l." means al obtaining coy eli /. The tot
LIVING II, h""r'rr It hufuatafS III principal pro-
v'ioas:
f''.h tcltlin .oo,n> in tic new Treasury Rui'i.
lns, "iit' >-irs ia Nd : an 10 ruuslutrlr ra-
sarN OF tito 'unr. Sac.
Srr,1t. / la Nun and the Branch Nn3> are al
81 u hr fHb'ic DIET orut, "a! lfc public mo- ,>,.
l''f|. trtial@ >Ircti repositories arr 10 IL. ere
ND a: IA thtric>Iun. NV Gnrk. AID Eo> On.
h1d nti"la Ia be ao"iI.ed lhrlrlp. 10 be cac! Re
,'e-c, O. mud, vah ,a!ar =, y e..
f"9ti IL CERTAIN t,t>c>. cod rcrois al pHh,r mo
49, nay uan.c >4rcrd drpo-tt,.- bt,k,, TIE H.,
@on 't'a drro'.3o,le> ~, I re,ardl.> rit deposit
r,ts5ccf,.
|i5 May provision, re n spos,d.hy bond and
".rfa's, tet tat st'l.ta, oi u,onry i, he la It's ol
@fa'r VII, ct~.
~ i. INr'n~hc sle,ic payments. lol all dues
'd d"ht~ p t''"ciuncat, - be required dfic u Ger
!Hn tn'r: ~ i'i.I siN SraI> iItrcr.
ALoh1r it1,nte, II ne ua'ier~ and arigh lat. annul.
lie rr9ustlo: ri specie pas pncus lir arG oors,
ttrlnuiae the Alternative, ot pay il. the money mo
tic Trra1urs 81 Washington. certificates oi >ncll
payment 10 hr irce,cd ~ cash II t,r land oliecs.