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The native American., 1838-06-30
PREPARED ONLY by JOHN S. MILLER,
Ercderick Clu, DIaruLLad.

THIS valuable medicine has only been introduced 10
Il the public about five years, in various parts Of the
country, and hundreds OF persons have used it, and found
IFS beneficial effects and out OF ten cases have been
permanently cured Of the Dyspepsia, Choics Nervous
Tremors, Lowness Of Spirits, Palpitson of Inc Heart
and all those train Of diseases resulting from dsordered
condition Of the stomach and liver arrangement of the
digestive functions. such general debility weakness
ianlency loss ofappettc erctatons and acdities
OF the stomach, cosyeness, head ache jance atuleht
and bilious cholc, SC.
The proprietor does not recommend it as most paent
medicines are, as all, and when used is founa
wanting, that the public have got much deceived that
they can scarcely be prevailed upon to try any more
which is not the with this Balsam of Health as
hundreds of persons have received the most happy and
good effects which The proprietor produce, il rcoui
red the testimony of many respectable persons that have
been cured Of the above diseases
The proprietor requests all those persons that are a
fair trial. and he them that they will not be dis.
appointed. = VS.
The Public will find it for sale--whoIesae and retail,
al ToDDS DRUG. Store
The native American., 1838-06-30
Recommended by The Dledicm Faculty.
TLODOARDO FIOwARD'S
Improved Compound

FLUID EXTRACT or .S.aRSaP.0RILL.1
FOR TIE CURE OF
scrofua or Kings Evil, Obstinate eruptions orth,
Chronic Rheaumatisn. skin,
Syphic and MeIculial UIcerous Sores,
Diseases, Pains in the Bones
White Swc.lings, General Debility.
And all diseases requiring The aid of Alternative medicines
Ihls Extract IS prepared from an improved formula
sanctioned by scientific Physicians and Hamaceuisis,
IS decidedly one Of the most active, cfcacios and
venient preparations in llse
0 Mercury is added only when regularly prescribed y,
1t should be used where circumstances will admit
under The guidance and direction of physician
Carctuliy prepared and sold only ainy Pharmacy.
FLODOARDO HOWARD.
Also for sale most Of the Drug Stores in Washington
City, Baltimore, and throughout the United States.
The following Select Medicines and miscellaneous
ticles are also prepared and sold above:
. HoWARD's TONIC MIXTURE, warranted cure fo
fever and ague.
HowARDs COMPOUND OF SARsArAR1LLA, CunEBs,
AND CoPAIBA. for the cure of GonorhGa, elects, Suic
lures, &c. HowARDs VERMIFUGE, a safe and enec,ual
worm destroying medicine.
HowAnD's CATHARrlc PILLS, without mercury.
HowARD's COMPOUND KREosoTE TooTH ACHE
DRoPs.
HowARp's COMPOUND SYRUP OF CARRAcEEN, .
SAFE simple agreeable and eecua remedy for coughs
colds, asthnas, &c.
HowARps CoMrouNp KREosoTE TooTH WASH. for
arrcsng and preventing decay in teeth and for diseases
of the guns agreeable and pleasant wash for presery-
ing them in healthy condition.
HoWARp's KREosoTE rooTH PASTE.
DR.. WIsTAR's CoUGL LozENGEs, celebrated for the
cure Of coughs, colds &c.
HowARDs INDELIBLE INK.
HowARDs IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE SOAR.
HowARp's CHEMICAL SHAVING COMPOUND
HoWARDs SUPsRIo TOILET SOAR.
HowARD's CHEMICAL ESSENCE OF Soar for rcmoy.
ing grease paint tar, &C., from wearing apparel.
HoWARDs CHRYsTAL CEMENT, for mendiEg broken
glass, china carttenware &c.
HowARDs ISSUE OINTMENT, forkeeping open issues
and bsters.
HowARD's MAGNoLIA EXTRACT, delicate and delic-
ous perfume for the toilet.
HowARDs SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER
HowARDs FLORIDA WATER.
HoWARD's LAVENDER WATER
HowARD's HONEY WATER.
HowARD's SUPERIoR TOOTH POWDER
April l4.
The native American., 1838-06-30

INRENCH LESSONS.-Mons. Abadie has the honor
IL TO inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of this city
and its vicinity that he continues to give lessons in his
native language at his rooms private families and
academies at moderate price For particulars apply at
this office.
Abadie's French grammar and course of French Lite
ralrc, for sale at all the book stores.
The native American., 1838-06-30

nANIEL PIERCE respectfully informs his friends
- and customers, that he has removed his Umbrella
Manciory to the north side OF Pennsylvania Avenne,
Immediately opposite his former stand, and next door TO
the Native American Hotel. Persons having Umbrellas
to cover, repair respectfully solicited to call as
above.
p S. AS several Umbrellas have lost the names by re-
moving, the owners would much obge if they would
come and designate their Umbrellas Sept. 23-3m
The native American., 1838-06-30

A LEES Lottery and Exchange Office, s doors east
"A. ofthe National HOTEL Pennsylvania Avenue where
he keeps constantly on hand fine selection of Tickets,
in all the yarions Lotteries drawing under the man
agement Of d. S. Gregory & Co.
All orders promptly attended 10.
The native American., 1838-06-30
SAMUEL DE VAUGHAN.

CUPPER, LEECHER, AND BLEEDER,
HAS on hand, and will constantly keep large supply
of the best Swedish Leeches. lie can be found at
all hours at his residence 9th street. three doors north
Of Pennsylvania Avenue, nearly opposite Guntons Drug
Store. Aug 26-y
The native American., 1838-06-30

WM. w. BANNEllMAN respectfully informs the
w public that he continues to execute Enerapine in
all its various branches; also Copperp1ie printing.
Aug. l0-tf
The native American., 1838-06-30

HE NEW YORK Life Insurance and 1,r.,
ian oranS mas capital subscribed OF one million Of
ba no p' ~ !" consequence Of being the depository of
r We Iourt OF Chanceiy and of the Surrowgate Ccnrts
OF The State of New York. as well as of hnI,i
e business M means have increased upwards of five mil
Ihancery dated 23d Of May 1885 ' =
10 persons in public employment who ro;o e.,
salaes an institution like this affords certain mode Of
securing sufficient sum for their families at future dav
and the object of parent besides that Of merev
Ving IS TO accumulate something for the snnpor an3
education Of those who may be left behind # can b |
ned IN ms way without exha,stng those enerries Of
ordinary struggles of life. e's" t'n 'ne
person aged 30 years, whose income is ss1 mn ,or
anh AZ ha may, by me appropriation Of lls year secure
10 ms chldien S5.000 ii he sbond a;e tj,o nat 49,
husband 30 years old, may provide $500 lor he Wy
ny Paying annually the small amount of Ell so Aiss
years DID, clerk may create saving fund Of sI Oo c
aa, r CO. oi hs debts, by the annual premium Of
~ %; Al o. the same amount may be secured mr;n
period OF seven years. for the yearly payment f ao III
In the minor offices of the public service experience
ncnnbant '' "a e salaries are not sufficient to enable the
,nchoeh's 70 lay up any thing, even for the n6rmtes
Oh age m'lch less for the maintenance Of those Vic ~
vve The labors of thirty years arc therefore .,:'
t,o ,e support OF The day. and there are many sensi
their iamilles that harrassed for years h. ,Ia
apprehensons Of future want - '' u'eaau'
FOR SUCH Lille Insurance Company holds ont r.,;oc
gives reaiy TO hope, and, by the small economy c ,a
dollars per month, puts the mind al ease ami a - NV
means OF securing it for Others ~ a'o'"S "e
Inc prelimInares for eTcclipg Insnranccs are ,or,
shp'e, Delng merely declaration of age health ana
o'her particulars sci ont in the forms Of tic oa.o ~
gener WIN statement Of the physician and friend Of tho
upon some Of the points the blanks ro
winch viii be furnished by the agent in Wasb;nno ,
as me design of the company profit on he one sIe
g % to the Other and m ar system are
faith, produce the mutual result of sren@h ~ ioo
and security to IFS customers - - = 'S'" '"S'"
onccrs IN The Navy will also be Insured, either for
~ sea dnly; the latter service however, being with
an additional premium, which will depend upon te at;
tude and climate of the voyage
insurance will be made for one year. or any period
Wihn seven years, for lifc the premium VARYING in
either case, according the term The risk of tbe Com
pany will commence witlhe date of the policy: bnt no
insurance will be considered valid until the noI;cv -
ipon application, post paid,to es'
HENRY M. MORFIT.
Washington City
The native American., 1838-06-30

were saturated with the rarest sweeis--and his
hotel was adorned with the most odorous pro-
ductions, the aroma of which was waited through
the various saloons by ventilaors constructed
for the purpose
But the most noble use of perfumes has always
been TO honor the Deity in his temples. Not
only the pagans of antiquity were proiuse in their
use--but they were introduced into The observan-
ces OF the Jewish worship-as we learn from
various passages Of the writings OF Moses.
In modern times, not only the Mahometan and
Greek, but the Roman Catholic service is rem
dered more attractive TO the worshipper, by the
rich smoke OF the incense rising IN clouds from
the silver censer, and waiting It's balsamic per-
lume to every part of the church. Not TO make
any learned research into the religious origin oi
Tins observance, we may say that the fine odour
of the frankinccnse, besides its ceremonial use,
serves at all events 10 counicrac the various eX-
Ealations arising from the breath OF redundant
crowd.
INDICTMENTS AT ALB,Ny-rhe Albany Argus
says: "Fhe jury, we are informed returned true
bills against fourteen individuals. Among those
who are indicted we heard The names ol Rcnssc-
iaer Van Rensselaer,, w. L.. Mackenzie, Thomas
| }. Sutherland. Samuel b. Chase, VIM. Johnson,
and Charles G. Bryant. The names of the
others have not vet been made public, and will
not be at present, as we are informed they are AT
iargc not having been arrested or recognised to
appear and answerfor the alleged offences against
them. We are also assured upon good authority,
that the jury ignored considerable number OF
bills sent to them by the district Attorney
| "We are also informed that il was the inten-
ton OF the United States attorney to try three or
more of the most prominent cases at the last sos-
sion OF the court, in case indictments had been
found, but in one case the witnesses suhpnnaed
on the part Of the United States were not all in
attendance; in two tho defendants were not ready;
and III two others the defendants did not appear
on their rccognizances.''
.7naerican Poefs.-Fitz Greene ITallcck is
footing up the dollars and cents in JOHN Jacob
Astor's ledgcrs-Prosper M. Wctmore is selling
crockery--Charles Sprague is dealing in shin
plasters-W William c. Bryant and George d.
Prentice editing newspapers. A. IIillhouse
pruning trees and planting potatoes-J. G.
Brooks picking pork. G.. Percvaf manufac
turing pills and boluses-J. G. Whittier measu
ring ribbons and muslins, likewise r. II. Dana
John Neal drawing up wills and deeds; and d
vers Of the others are said to be
i C Busy in the cotton trade
i And sugar line"
The native American., 1838-06-30

RooK AND JOB PRINTING neatly execu,ed :,
I'D this Office. e~eeu'ea az
The native American., 1838-06-30
From Me Ne,p York Weekly Herald.
GLORIOUS BLOW. .OUT-A PRINCE FEASTED :
A ROYAL MONSIEUR STUFFED.

Bl-OW-OUI--A BhlNCE fEhol
ROYAL MONSIEUR STUFFED.
The imperial .4ss-tor House was the scene OF
extraordinary lestivily on Saturday evening JOIN
vile, Of France, was the guest they delighted TO
honor, and Boydcn was the happy host selected
To do the gentee thing to this ilustrious stranger
Nothing can exceed the splendor of the banquet
scene the richness of the service of plate, or the
delcacy of the soup naaigre. The youthful
Prince was placed at the head of the table, which
was arranged in the form of horseshoe; over
his prncely head appeared Gallo cock, with
wings outstretched. There was also shield oil
the United States and spread eagle-the heral-
dry Of the Duke of Joinville and large bullfrog.
Besides these were two magnificent gilt Candida
bras ten feet high, three chandeliers, thirty two
girandoles from each plaster, and twenty -one
splendid candelabras on the tables, displaying 600
tri-colored wax candles.
The viands and drinkables served up on this
occasion, we append as follows:
CARTE Du DINER.
Pofog's.
Potage a la puree verte, Potage la Torue.
Poisson.
Saumon la Chambord, Saumon au beurrc d d'Anchois
Bass pique au Madere,
Crosses pieces F'oideS ct Releces.
Baur a la Chippolata, Bastion orne
Tete de veau puites Galentine monte unocc
taines, Chand- trod la Jonvir
Jambon glace aux Epi- monte.
truffes,
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s OERTn
Ia sTRAITH. h.,Ia. u1e.,,,,.

H. sIkAlTH, having gu4ersteo-, tart 4,
'e"oF - IA circulation tbsI &c q. col Any
'o"' 10 Fsfsue tue actice II Medicine re-
sPeeifulls mske, Il lnoAu tn, - -, =.
s"f"'is iAeeiTssf Having pro,ise nm Ell =,
hea', expense sta m intensive i-ibrsr, of a..
latest ard best works co tn scene. Of NrI,-
c'ne, and a'aihns hin.eig or I'll tie isfo,,.,-
ton convey 81 through The t-si Medical Pet.o.,,.
eAi'' he i determined O. Keep pace Win A..
,eIshee OF Ia profession, aDd - prepared TO at
w" IfonP'nes, TO tie rail, % ihcse Who
Pstronize him. spd - ilI max. ever, 80. =
o''ehsfse With sbiii, AID fsetit, The eui,e. 81
ph,s'eian' ard A. far =. possible Of Lur., n.
ware, Ia. Patients Grateful Tor tie ra,roos-,
already bestowed o. htul since hls s.tti.m.n,
lsre, he solicIis Continuance Of The r,.i.l.e n,
'0r CEasis.'GWn. Oct, l. las
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Pile Ointment.

GROSS Hay'. Ilniuiert. fsr he relief ~
y IBIS inseierlts disease. liAe Fiies.f Hss'.
i.niatnt hss for some years pact been e1osia.
cred re mos terehcai Niihia ts iast t~n
yssss have sold uPusrds ~ POO bottles. and
n sli iasfaness sbeFetD hsrf hssrd from ID.
~fth fss sxcfyfons &c tas proved worthy n
ihe errouisuas latished uyan f by tte Pfopfie.
i0ft- fresh ssrPiy % hsad snd offered for
ss.s ~ ADAM NOt SC H..
ceFf -. Ururrtsf
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CO-Parlnrr>hin

subscriber having tsk.- INTO p.r,,,,.
-. mp IN The BisessDdhIng. hi, .on Jo,,r,
we os''Sess viii DC ga future es,...e,,., 80,
ne nams Of IHdMiS K-fBIL,> s. son
.,I safp., ofthe ee.i materials, tie,
&c so'e 20 do their work N ,he sr,t n,,r.,.,
and upon the most accommodating to-, o..
70. 'h'nsiui Tor Pa.i favor TIE, ho,s 20 ree,I,,
. ShAfe Of the public ps,rousg.
THOMAS RAwIrNs
1hsrissto~n. Nov I. ls---a
ne, vii keep .u?pis Of fr,,-f,,,
est notice. ~ '-S''-
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Considerable sensation has bean excI-
ted IA Madrid by murder committed Sy
NJ kodnsuez the Deputy. on ,hs p.rson
oi his vile, syoGng aud beautiful - oman
10 whom he vas married about tNo ye.r,
ago at Seville. II. Rodriguez Who A..
extremely Jealous, accompanied b.. lady
10 masked ball gwen ~ NJ. Y,nadofcs
,ii' "iis = brother Sn amongst the guests
"eognsio. aud ~iAhIng 10 cure Ia. brother
,n-iA~ OF las falling imprudentlN acco.led
ham With Az inqu,ty # b. GSieal.
ons a. over. Il am At all events not
Jealous Of 700. beau n.qsgus was the re-
ply There YOU are wrong SAID the
mask Tor YOU have a very handsoTe
"iic With whose charms 1 am decply
s"'lien. - much the worse foryou
reioried VI. Rodriguez BY no means .'
sad the brother. tor your wife return.
my aheehon and. as a proof OF i, | can
INFORM You That che Lss violet marx
unoef her right bosom" At these words
VI Rodriguez seized the stranger with
we utmost Violence ~ the hand. cA
claiming. Your hie 10 nine Meet me
IN a quarter II an hour al nv house" lie
then tore has wife from the quadril!e while
a
word TO her hurried her home. On reach.
ins ht' hotel. he ascended the staircase
VIA has wife on his arm dragged her m.
10 las cabinet without procuring a hsh,
oPeaea has secretary, and taking from AZ
loaded pistol. plAeed the muzzle close
10 his "iie's bosom, snG shoi her through
'ne heart. ~ the report. number OF
ao"e'iies accompanied ty the Inflated
lady brother Eo had been tie inyolun.
larry cause 81 this inshuul cata,,ro7le
ruFhef INTO The room WIN lkt,..1On
Witnessing The dreadful sight. which met
has eyes, tie brother tore OF IN. mask
aud pfoclliued has near relationship g.
The victim. The disclo,u,,s deprived The
~'eiche husband Of Li' senses. and he
Was hurried iiom tho spo, IN state Of
iavsng II atness, which Tie Madrid coz
respondent NA0m we quote icsrs. bn,
We might perhap'. more oA4liayly hope
he Wall ne, SURVIVE.
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SIOhH'S SICK FFead0rhc
RPHsCTfU

oaefsi. sni can te recommended by the
supscrip,r ssfe snd ef-riust retned, IN
giving inneaia's relief ia thst most di.iressias
- kness, with vhlsh - many ats ffiicisd, si-k
Hsatsrhe. FROM tte very msey testimonial, (
haze bad fs>rseifus 90 virtues Z hs,@ 40 Aesi.
tstsou 90 accommodating 30 ~ th1se s,ncis1
ADAM rot SC Jr
Hstrers-Tsrry. sept fsl- -
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tie - - ,ssrs of az. bu, .nl,i and apparently, no,
more 'hsn 10 ,eafs old. tie - a J,rk mul,,t,
VIZ. good sat Of hair hold. him..I:ver, erect
.-'De' o's .'essei, excessively impUdeuI eoun.
'"An'e sHd manner. and hen ,eAed pout. 4, 4,
hP' oui,-H pl assd, lsushs very much viii.
"A.nS tie bss smSl! scar over Que OF ~,
s's-S'o~s. tie right one ~ell ., r,eoli,c,,d
us y 'ery plausible. very likely. Ls, pair q,
Dl4h' eye rather Of yellow east. and !, .x
.se"mse capable. enhsr ~ the espaett, Of
h"H'- servant. BOD, s,r,snt or c,;i.s lie h..
"es 'eiAtot, h'inE "a Ws.hinston CIV. Fred,r.
'oAsS1fe. AieHahdfia, and Wheeling. Va -ih.,r
HAHies are ihe csTe,s slL Berk.le,s n i, "a.
~, ''ed he has made "a. way either TO
a'tiHs ion Its. OF 10 Whsei5uxNa or to pa,
.aae'fhts. where some of "a, fellow ..,,..,.
"@'e zone sil gave $500 reward Tor N.
49, ae-erioed negro boy. Il taken and secured
- hat get LiGa again
TIO> u. TULNER
-Nt-r thEtsiorH, J.Tsr.sn Count, 8,
or' 9. lSls I'm ~
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Prom Ia E'-tmors ".lrlsrloaa .u,.,su-.
GT NATIVE lsENt,..
~ 4rr1.NDrE p MIX, VA. or .l.s.v.

II Al AANpiR 4. MAIN La. OF .tar.N..
Land q the south imperial land
How proud nv mountains r.s--
HOW sweet thy scenes on every hand
How ia1f Thy COVERING skIe.,
Bat nOt for ,hiS-O' not Tor thee
love u.y h-lis to roam:
Thou hast dr5rcT spell 10 me
Thou arr any native home,
Inv MYERS roll their hquii wealth.
tnc4uairt, 20 the sea
lay balls and vaii.c> bicom with health.
And Efecn With vrrturc BE-
Ert no' Ter shy proud orcau Streams.
Motor thiuc azure dome
Sweet suun, South cling 10 ,aee-
Thou ar 'uf9s-ive home,
i.c Voot bcae1.h I,alaS CLINE.
Beloved of tale aai ,onr-
ON Hclvyn's hii.>. proud and sublime.
Hheit naiuIc'> 81 ondcf, ihrouy.
l.! ei"pc' classic suuili streams.
Nhcr- Go-i> 81 ed diI rla,n
hu, he 'rr have 'cuni >o fair laE!
A. thou, my Eauyc home,
And thou hast prou1.f rloncs i.,.
Than nature ever gayr.
Peace sheds DER thee her serial lev.
aud Freedom, pinlon, wave.
falt Sc.encc fling, her pcais arognd,
Eelci,n iit> l-r dome
Thee, these cndear thee 20 my heart,
Ny own, loved native home
Aha tieasca', ..e,i .lit lo man j. ia..ne-
God bless lbs fo,y elfis
LIZ sylvan ioWeN they >vccily shine,
Their hearts are pure a. pearls,
All Sr2cr and goodness e.fcic them,
Nner - ihcIr footsteps roam
How can iAcn. whist oytg ,hem,
Not lose my natvc home,
Lam - he South '--imp-t.al land 80.
fh~-i fere-s Il 'l,l'ffi II
L,us "> ny mountain harf., stand
MAY - Thou bc blessed and FREE
MAY DARK iiS,cn>ion'> banner ue'r
Wv DER tbs fertile icam-
EIi Should y come, there's one wii! die
To save hi> ul'Irc home,
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RaLl Road D,ria.nd.-Thc Richmond
and fredericksburg Rail road Company
have declated dividend Of three and ahait
per cent. for tho last SIX months. Tn.
Richmond Compiler after announcing he
faH'. adds-"We are pleased to learn tia;
,he income for this period has been about
'O per cent moIe than It was Tor the same
pehod last year 4 year ago. the d,yi.
dend was only tour per cen, for the ptr-
eeding twelve months. Now II /, three
and hall for SIX mon,ls-And As The
Ou'ine,s and income are very sieadil, IN.
proving. n may reasonably be expected
'h'' lhe next semi-annual di,id5nd viii
reach tour per cen,
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RaIn nrCnIm,nhia

GROSS OidTi1Ee's BALM Colombia. Of re-
y esut ImPoftation, procured from TIE srsof
nor SO UuH-i state I'D saffsrfsd efhuias
For ths ifapsosenent ~ fhs Hsif ~ BALM -
Z sluubia has acquired rsgutstion q ths
hiehest etsractsf Tsstiuoofsis IN fsvor u q
haze oess givsp By EtGtlemea of the highest
stssdiag. vh0 could hsvs 90 active fcr ntsss-
prsssatasioa. Received -
YOUNG's rysf sis,s
Hsrr@r, Ferry Set 90
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Tn NoRTH-EASrERN BouNpARY.-T The
proposed survey of the Boundary Line
under the authority OF the Government, of
'he State Of Malne. as actually been
commenced. under the direction of MIR
DLANE' The PERSONS employed are &C
companied ey party OF lrdian, and
Amencan citizens.
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To Printers ~ Publishers.
HE ,''b'eriS.rs have mt con, pi,,ed ,b.;,
lev Specimen Book oi Lixbt-T,e.J
bOOA - JOB PRINTING.
FLOWERS AND onMaDorurs


flowers AND ORNAMENTS.
sIVea. P''''ii.
pnmond. Pearl, Nos aud p
hssie. Nos ! > aud :
agate On NonpsrriI BODY.
NonPareI. NJ, J. ? and
MiaSneiie. No. aud ?
Ninion, Nos I , and
N'nI5n on Brewer body
Brewer on Mlnisn BODY
=bsesser. Nos ]. =, } .s.si 4 .....
bresiet Ga buTseots bots
Brewer on loas Frin.cr boJ..
Bsrseois OF Brewer boty
Bgrseois, No. l. =. aud
brrssoi> ca i.onE Primer tod,
Long Primer. No, and
Long Primer on Small Pea BODY
s'asH Pea. Mo- I and =
Pea On Small Plea bod,
PEA Nos ! = aad ,,
Pea on EasiisA bodv.
EnEiish. Nos | AMI =
Great Primer Paragon, Double Engli.h,
Dosbls Psrsgon-C snaon,
F.se Line Pea Goihic Cotdersed,o ~
S'sea l-Ine AMI 10 Line Plea Ornamental
O. !. , u anG Is Lines Pie, shaded
:, II, ID aud 10 Line Antique Shaded
ALSO.
\ large and beautiful collection or FLOW
hrs. from Pearl to seven Lines Plea. sou.. a,
which are not - Le fOurd 10 any other s,eei.
men
rev sssorineni Of Ornamental Da.b..
NaTi-t, Of card Border.
Near 1000 Metal Ornaments.
krs>- Rule. Leads of y.rIou, thickne..
Astronomical saj PhO.ioal S!.us.
Metal aud Brace D1shes from 20 30 en-.
long.
Great Primer aad Double Plea Scripts on in.
eliaed Dua,.
DilT:'ad and NonParen Music Of variou.
kinds,
asiFtie light ard bea,, face two line letter.
fpll-i@ce Roman and Italic NonpsrieI
Minion. Brewer. Long Primer & otter Black.
NonPSriei, uinion and Brewer Greek. lie
brew and saxon.
large Variety of Ornament calculated PAR
les!Aris iOr the spanish AID south American
Markets
sFsr''h. French snd Portuguese accents fur
nisEea 10 order. with ever, other article RI aie
g-e Of "a the Printing Business. ali of which
eSn De furnished ~ short notice Of a. good cuai-
~ and 90 as reasonable term. Is any Other e..
tsbiI.Lmen,.
CONNER & COOK.
Cs'n,r II .Ns',au & Ian STREETS, y. Ys,E
Nov :. i-3s
LTProPrieiors Of newspaper. printed within
ahy part 81 the Uuiied States or The Canaa.s
Nho will copy the above advertisement three
H'nes and ior~ard a copy contsinins the sane
- ~ ~ eniitled TO their pay IN any type rs,t y
our Foundry. provided they take twice Ia.
amount Of their biiis ~ type
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
.SLLc Ec-rS
attorney at In,r.

NiLI-, IA sdl.isoH 10 he Co1rs, = ..,eG ~.
at Preseui attends. practice hereafter m
the Superior snd iufrii5r Court. Of LovtU,,,
County.
II" ohee, AZ heretofore. over the Drug shop
OF d. p " Stephenson I'D neN. door L.
Thomas Hughes store
iarpers Fern. oct H. 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
James Higgins' Eve SaI,e.

VNiio preparation nss oniy been before te
Pn'he s'nes lat ~Pring ard if % were re-.
cr*srfY copii oatain nauner ~ esrt,aeste.
ah.rh eolii testify ts ga r.rt1s Psr.sr. Be- to
are afflicted ith sare eyes they will esns-d
Pfocufe heH 81 thfs .aiss ~ill soon exPsri.
sncs re truth ~ ths suove notice
shePhs d-toun. sux 3o. l-3-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
TO CARPENrERS

' emPlo, one or t~o srPsatss. Of 40.
- Der industrious hshli.. To t.not. 90 -.
Nu',l several Houses. Il application be rna9. ,a,.
Also Farm hsnd for the .n,.f,,
year 10 'seh' liberal .sse. ~ilt b~ Eiven
THOMAS HiTE