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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18

WHIe DELEGATES SELECT CANDIDATES FOR
CHARTER OFFICES.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-18
THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE ARE NOT TO BE

% @ Is s o.. Sss ana Seek Fs..ss:
E S X Che SsGs will
%sgi5 viii RsSiassa
iis%m.S S.ss5s
S st Of GSi%i fe On 5 Ta%L lay; sHS
the this boat or Se . ssn and i
m ss1f" apply on board Gs BALL o Barclay st.
TN sg.ndS hsss P.s Ps,
s.: fitted up season viii commence rsnnins
aas ' na leave r Fool ss
i :,sISst ! II ~ "sIsstE 4 y y. ~ :
ia as bsss and Te s the
Ladies will find this route very pleasant and particularly adj
Ssn,aseSus the ineon! changing ferry
er USE attended by shemSer% "d fa and s
ns "dd with .na SShi and every conveaS1ee
lNDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR ALBANY
So Ts sssaS%at KSsti6sRo ' Capt .' B.
a9ss i ss G Esf Sssy
every Tuesday, Thursday, and saiSrdy at O'clock A. n
A19hT sS aoSsy Wednesday Friday
on The dG a%f % s
route long she is by generous public
AWE Nssgp % fGsfs w..
J. PEASE & SON, As Division street.
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOREHOUND CANDY.
Our Ho ss1sSn1a. Es; =. wins alone
H'p %ssh VS. virtues M1sS s GCT ssa1,
That ali who please can read,
To th %sii i. i power wS Se' need
The counsellor at bench and bar,
Once fear to testhis lungs too far
But now eioys eertiicsie
- Displays our Horehound's pride
Each counsellor day may speak
MY child has been long and painfully afflicted with the whoop
ing cough, and tried prescriptions all effect:
fF Fss
remedy iSfH s' SEN sd$ $$ most rapid and '''
.n M ss m s. if,frsy Ss
II. AYERS, aad street near Sd avenue.
TO PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
The orator IN Congress now,
Great Cicero s,reelling,
With hi !" rich is perod. swelling;
His hearers list with wild delight,
Not Ss an n h sp eject ' sS S Saeh
Is Peases Herehound Candy.
rh beI %Si:' e. from cs". g%si high
Proeiaiming Joy and snccor nigh
With precious revelations;
is Sc e eiSaa s % sS5 san 4 the change
Whaf makes ms voice sweet and strange,
- IT'S Peases Horehound & andy.
No public speaker should be without Pases Horehound Can
dY, for II clears the voice and strengthens the lungs
. Counsellor SMITH. No. Al Liberty ST.
No family should be without Peases Clarified Essence OF
Horcound Candy; can and ALL II is valuable
remedy for the whoopngcou asthma hoarsenes coughs
DR.. ROGERS.
AgentsBurre Chatham streets Iiorsefed, 40 Bowery;
Elton ioi Nassau Of Ann Nicely 22 Beecker
streets Lee 500 Bowery j. r. Lecount junction Grand and
DIVISION street, Anderson 242 Greenwich street; MARITIME
Hudson street - e'' ~
rs High street
Henry Higgins, Elizabethtown, ~ j.
BEWARE.-None are genuine but what are signed
j. PEASE X SON, As Division street,
OF whom II can be obtained wholesale and retail
Parties supplied with Ice Cream Jelly and Blancmsnge
FORMS at sir shngs quart all Kinds Of COME onary
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rI,O HOUsEKEEPERs AND STRANGERS VISIT
ING THE CIrY-1he subscriber has this day received,
AL opened from Englani choice aud extensive
Of rich plated Ware Ivory Handled Table Cutlery,
aud In AND TOO pieces, Tea Walters IN sets Astral
Hall and Nanir LanTs aa great variety Of hanCl Orna
mena The above warranted goods comprise Of the best
variety "a terms and many entirely new, that has o red
h III, public time aud twenty five per less
han former prices The public respectfully requested
call at 40 ID Maiden lane and judge for themselves.
mali I'm ID y. pELAvAN.
r ERMAN st.VER-A large assortment Of common and
" best aray German S1er Tea and Table SPOONS Forks
Butter Knives Sc togethet with sew patterns Of Geraa Sill
yer Pencil G Asses, for sale az low prices, "
w CHANCE son n co. n Plat street
mas Inn and n Conmere street, PHILADELPHIA.
pIANOFORTES-Boston rianofor,es OF celebrated NJ ans
ncture for sale cheap, for cash crharer,hy
mails i'm LORING WATSON, ia Pearl Of.
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WORMS WORMS DEsTRoYED-.RoW yD,s
NbRMlFUuh has peculiar CLAIMS for patronage rs n,
special property of destroy and expcinr worms fr lie M
at the time cleansing the bowels
and lnucus in which they mbedded All The dstrcssn,
SYMPTOMS picking the disturbed sleep main in M
bowels ostd breath &c Ss immedstely vanish aron
For sale by O. FAY, agent at Minors Franklin House
Drsr Store Broadway i2T Dowery ia lanai street zoe
FULTON street Broadway. Nc. rrice Is cents each
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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

=.
~ 80 80 @
To SAL from New York the 18th, aud Liverpool ON the
18th Of each month.
FROM NEW YORK
Ship GARRlCK Captain A. s. Palmer, 25th February.
ROSCIUS, Captain John Collins, 18th March.
SIDDONS, Captain N b. Palmer 18th April
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depey ster, 25th May.
FROM LIVERPOOL
Ship SlDDONS, Captain NJ u. Palmer 18th February.
SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. Depeyster, 18th March.
GARRiCk, Captain A; s. Palmer, l9th April.
= ROSCIUS, Captain John .llins, 18th May.
These ships are al OF the first class upwards Of 1000 tons
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
Every has been taken the arrangement of their
nedations The Of hence S40 for which
ample stores including wines &c. will be provided These
ships commanded by who will
every exertion To give general satisfaction.
Neither the captains of these ships will be
sbe for letters parcels packages by hem unless
regular bills of ladng signed therefor
The ships of this line will hereafter armed and their
cuiar gives them security not possessed BY
+: X. COLLINS & Co. Sc South street, N. York,
WIN. JAS BROWN & CO. Liverpool
Letters by the packets will be charged single
sheet SO cents and cent each o
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MAN ESCAS ORAL SYSTEM.
ERENCH LANGUAGE.-Mrs. DURAND daughter a.
the late John Masesca will another Class
on the OR. SvsrIM Fully yersed ~ that meihod b the
strcton afhe father she feels confident in her ability 10 i'm.
part thorough knowledge Of the French language The Class
will ~ formed hour be Class
Of Ladies will also fcrnsd. Address City Hall Place
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LOvFJOY,s HoTEI.. Jao. n. is,,

LOVEJOY'S HOTEL, Jan. n, Iscs
DR LEVlsON,-sir,-Ahout year since left fer New
iIOreans To commence \ mercantile business soon after
my arrival became acquainted with several young merchants
from the north. Unfortunately for adopted their
vices well as their virtues; | contracted the -
disease applied 10 several medical practitioners who had
their handhs posted couspcuousy about the paid
them Of money but all purpose. Aer
lingering several months, and daily growing worse, adj
ysed by friend TO make OF Hunters Rcd Drop and an,
happy TO inform that after using only bottles
found self fully restored to sound health aud able to
my friends well when left. Intended to call yos
personally to express my thanks but shall be Obliged leave
IN the stage IN tie morning.
Yours, truly, Blk. i.
You at liberty TO psbsb the above by leaving out
name. Division. 81 per yiai. jaB
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So 80 80 @
Sailing from New York the 18th, and from Liverpool
he LIST Of every month
February The UNITED STATES, Capt. J. G. Fisher
MareA 1s-The yLRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins
April I3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt. +. p. Allen.
c. Thompson = = - : -'''
LIVERPOOL.
February 1.-The SHEFFIELD, 500 tons.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY,, 1000 tons.
April THE UNITED STATES $50 tons.
May 1.-The VIRGINlAN, $50 tons.
The qualities the above Shqs and the
reputation of their commanders well known Every
will he made promote the comfort and bs
interests importers The price ofpassage Lerpoo in the
are oerer thd esnsr s at Pip Mn ~ass and
for ssy ls5r parcel package sent BY the above ships for
apply to STEPHEN WHITNEY,, =
SANDS, TURNER, FOX& CO.,or
disy ROBERT KERMIT, "a South street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-07

and TSileratrd down 10 the present ,,ue.
VIZ: Ihai tchsn fss Federal Erecrf,re Oh.
fsined Snf,nifed eoniroi orer fis psbhe
pure, ms neat sf.p ros!s b 10 raise a
sfanding army.
Here II Is 10 ito full propoilions!l.
The neat step towards the downfall of
this republic. under the false gsrb Of De.
moctaoy, We leave you 10 Conjecture
in the mesnhme, you are enueaied 10
pause before you strike this last fatal blow
at the Liberties Of your country.
H. Tha, the President Of The United States
be authorized 10 call forih aud assemble such
numbers OF The active force Of the militia, AT
such places within their respective districts. and
st such times not exceeding twice. nor - dav,
IN The same year. as he may deem neeessaTy;-
ann during such period ine!uding the lime hen
gong and returning from the place Of render.
yuus, they shall lie deemed in The service Of The
cnited States, aud he subyec. 10 such regulation,
as ne PiesideEi may think proper 10 storl for
their Instruction, discIpliae, aud improvement, In
military knowledge"
We. the undersigned. hereby certify
TIA, the above extracts are true coi,,ss
from the reports Of the Secretary az war
and from :he message Of the Presiden. Of
the United States.
r. GARLAND. Of Louisiana,
JOHN BELL. ofTennsssee,
JOHN NJ. BoTTS, Of Virginia,
THOMAS CoRwlN, OF Ohio,
NJ III. GTlNNELL, Of New York,
j. C.. CLARK, OF New York,
LEvRRETT SALTONSTALL, Of Mass
TRUMAN SMITH, Of Connecticut.
EIeoSfirs CSmmiifss.
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P0LIRTnArto
FREDERICK COUNTY ELECTION.

From ne Hfnehrag RtpuGlieaH. Neg l.
"RAO shall decide vAea doctors disa.
gTee."-On Wednesday last George K.
Long, the deputy Sheriff who conducted
the election at the Court House, gave the
certificate Of election TO James Gather.
and on The same day, George Lynn, the
High Sheriff. gave the certificate 10 Rich.
Z Byrd. The decision OF the conlroyer.
sy who is elected will depend upon The
question whether the High Sheriff who
dad not conduct the election, or the De.
putty who conducted the election al the
Court house is the proper person 10 give
the certificate. The law provides that
the SheriH, or in his absence the under
ShsnG or other proper officer. shall con.
duct the election At the Court House. n
there be separate election precincts, the
ofheer conducting such separate elections
shall report the poll 90 taken 10 tie officer
conducting The election al TIE Court House.
"Nbeh the Sheriff or other officer con.
dueung the election al the Court House
shall have received the report Of the sew.
eral polls 10 be made 10 him o. directed
BY said set. ne shall proceed, 81 the
Court House Of bic county, on the siKih
'dsy after the day on which the said elee-
sioa shall have commenced, 20 compare
'ihe polls iaksa 10 bic said cou MY add
u u shall appear that any eiscior has
voted ioofs titan once. 10 reduce the
votes Of such eleeiof 10 one. he shall.
on The same day. lit BE- en- election Of
Delega.e OF Delegates. declsfe The can.
didaie OF candidates foF whom the great.
est numbeT Of votes she'll appear 10 have
been given 10 BE- elected, o., II the
Rrestest number Of yoissiof seyefsl can
didaiss shsll be equal 10 one another.
~ may and shall declare which Of The
candidates be Nill elect, noiwiihsisad.
ing his vote - sn elecior msy have
been Ffe'iobsiy catered nPon the poll
u i sdmiiied that The high Sheriff did
noi conduct lhs election Il the Court
House. o. a. any precinct IN ihs county,
and that BIS Dsru'y. George r LanR.
DID conduct h 81 The Court House.
We unientsod that legal gentlemen
Differ Is to he true eo1afuciion Of ihs
iaw; fog ourselves, We bslisvs shat ihs
ofaesf eondasiisg fis slsefion 81 fts CotFi
Haass. whether be Be- The High Shsnf q
be Depaiy, is The proper psfscn - -.
esive The polls from he precincts, sad q
compare them With the ped uhish a
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PoREvnR THINE.
NJ ilAsic warn.


Forever thine, whatc'cr this heart beside.
Forever thine. wherever DOR ios Be east
Fate, that may rob rs OF all wealth beside,
Shall leave ~ lore I'LL hfe itself be past.
The wSsis may wrong ns-ws viii brave in hate;
Fake friends may change and false hopes de-
Though bowed by ealkeriag care. we'll smile a,
fate,
Since thou arr mine. beloved, and sm thine !,
Forever ,hine-~when eirclins years have spread
Times snowy blossoms DER thy placid brow !;
When youths rich glow, its purple light Is aed,
And hllies bloom where RISES flourish now.
Say. shall love the fading beauty less,
whose spring aide radiance has been wholly
mine
No come what will, thy sieadfssi truth tn bless
In youth. IN age, thine own. forever thine!
Forever thine. at evenings dewy hour,
When gentle hearts 70 ,enderest thoughts in
el,ae,
When balmiest odors from each closing flower
Are breathing round me-thine forever thine
Forever thine amid the boisierous crowd.
when the Jest sParkles with the sparkling
vine,
| may not name Thy gentle name aloud,
But drink to thee in ihought--forever thine
! would not, sweet, profane that slvery sound .
The depths Of love could such rude hearts d.
vine;
Let the loud laughter peal. the toast 20 round,
My thoughts, my thoughts are thine, forever
thine,
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c@TePsnSezss eCiAs .ssrsrk Dolly .aSryfissr.
FEMALE EDUCATION.

fsrt-AtNAa
FEMALE EDUCATION.
PGaIs, JsnHsyy 1910.
! have visited several Of the female
boarding schools which abound In the
vicinity Of this city, and have eonSered
iiesiy with the teachers respecting their
systems Of instruction.. A large proper.
toe Of the girls Of the better sosi Of fsmi.
hes 10 TIE city sTs educated in these
schools. add have derived, on the whole.
= favorable impression sf them. They
ere usually Ia hne, airy situations, With
sPseious GroUads, including. generally
Sac gardens, bsihs, = riding school and =
dspestment for eynnasiic sxereises--all
saciSssd uiib high sioas walls.
Bstides the usual elementary branches
Of study, drawing. nsgdls.Work, and dane.
ing The lialisn. GeFmhn. and Enelisb Lao.
gauges are iapghi in aii these sehools.--
The annual expsnse 10 each pupil varies
from s i75 70 500, which includes board
washing. and ell fbe nseessaEies Of life.
except clothing. The only extra charge
is fof music, go = year. Englith girls
-and there ere many Of them here. aad
met With too from New' foTk---have 4
deduction q SIS monib, e. they DO not
study iheirown language. There are Sc
veTai schools on . more economical foun.
dalton, where the ssms course Of insiruc.
ton is sajoTsd Tor el59 a year.
Parents usually place their dsughlefs
q these schools, 81 ~ o. - years 81 age
and they remain a. secluded ss me IN
mstes Of q bunnsfy. iiil ~ % l0--ihs ear.
hest period ., Which Psrisiaa girl 10 per.
miiifd 20 make Der appearance in foeis-
y. Crest aiisniien isgivsn to he hssllh.
mannsgs sad peysonal sppsarsacs ~ the
pupils. Rslizioa u made ~ secondary
ronseqaspee. sh5 IN this ismenlabls a..
rsliciioo, Tie schools are . type q soeisiy
Ia this metropolis. Protestant ehildTen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-07
GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PUBLIC ASSEMBLY.

~ a meeting Of the citizens Of Harpers-
feify, Virginius. and South Bolivia. held
on Saturday the lesh April, 10 adopt NEE
sures TO- secure their property from the
rsvages OF FIRE. 10 which il is exposed bv
me passage OF the locomotives Of the
winchester and Potomac Railroad Con-
papy IN The mids. OF their dwellings
Mr. wlLLIAI CHAMBERS was CALI
ed TO The Chair. aod A. NJ. KrTxaiLLEn.
Esq. appointed Secretary.
After brief and pertinent recital of
the object OF the meeting by the Chair.
tie following resolutions were offered 10
The meeting by Mr.. Philip Holm an. which
being separately put 10 the Assembly.
weie unanimouIly adopted:
j. Resofr,d, That q Committee Of ten
be APp0ia'ed by the assembly 20 te called
"Commiitee Of Safety" 10 repo,, 10
an adjourned meeting 10 be held on the
9th OF May. The proper course 90 be our
sued IN relation TO The continued prae,ier
OF ronting the locomo,ives Of the Win
chester and Potomac Railroad Company
within the limits of the village OF Harper,
Ferry.
,. Resoirsd. That said Committee bs
Instructed 10 remons,rate 20 the Board Of
Directors Of said Company, aud appeal 10
the Company 10 discontinue the use of
theirEnglnes al point on STider's Island
or 10 use stone coal for the fuel employ.
cd in their engines--in view Of the dan.
ger TO be spprehended from ERE.
3. Res0ired. That in the event OF re.
fusal On the par, of The Company 10 ,hi,
reasonsbie request, that said Committee
be authorised 10 employ an attorney or
a'iornies to pursue the best course 10
which they are advised by their counsel.
TO superiniend the collection OF testimony
with the view 10 establish the right of The
people 10 gu injunction against the Com.
pany 10 restrain IL from jeopsrdizing The
property Of our ciiizens-and fortifyinz
themselves with such alidaviis. facts and
arguments q, VIII in TIE end. Perpeiuatq
such inJ1ncuon upon said Company.
q. Resoirsd. That the Committee be
authorized 20 collect fund for the nur.
pose OF defrayiDg the expenses of his
proceeding, II 1t become necessary, aad
TO fee counsel whom they may select.
Whereupcn. Philip Hoffman, VIM. A.
Hail. John ii. King. A. NJ. KitzmilIer.
John SIshl, Adam Rhulman, Richard
Henderson, Richard ID. Doran, Jesse
Sehofeld, Wn. Smallwood. and WIN.
Chambers were appointed 10 constitute
tae Committee Of Safety"
l. vas then resolved that Z. SpanQIer.
Joab Hol.. ID. S. O Boyle. John Sail and
Jesse Baiemsn act as ieliers, To ASCERTAIN
The member Of citizens presently Tho re-
ported The number 10 bc Ssl.
IL vas resolved that the editors Of the
Winchester. CbsileGlown, snd Hsrpers-
Ferry newspapers be requested 10 pub
h'h The foregoing proceedings.
II wa moved and carried, after the
exchange Of mutual resolutions OF ncdr
rsiion end iorbtatance. thIi lhis meeting
adjourn uniil Saturday the second day Of
May next
WA. CHAMBERS, cA%.
a. ~. KirzMrLER, Sew
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-07

MEssREs. Eprroas-Yoa will please give the
following a place In your paper, and obligs
yours, &c, J. tn.
"Doth not evea nature itssJf teach :"
"a Clergyman in one Of the towns in
the State Of New York, al the time when
the protests against the use Of liquors be.
came somewhat earnest. from The pulpit,
on the Sabbath. delivered to his cooere ga.
ton thorough discourse on the subject.
On their way home. some OF his hearers
inquired Of each other. what does ell this
meanF One gentleman, who possessed
some shtewdness Of guessing. (for a New
Yorker sometimes ventures q guess %
well a. ysnkees.) said 4 will tell you,
gentlemen. what is the difficulty; we
have. none Of US, MIR. any thing to
repisnish has decanter lately. And my
advice 10. that weattend to the matter. -
Accordingly. on Monday. full sized de.
mijohn Of Old Spirits or 'Cognac,' we
are uncertain which, was sent to Rev.
Mr.. -, accompanied with very po-
lite hoie. requesting bis acceptance Of Il,
from few friends, as Testimony Of their
regard.
Our worthy clergyman felt himself a.
first in somewhat OF dilemms. But wit,
invention, and good conscience, are
sometimes found in close compsniocship;
aud they met IN the present instance, 10
help our good minister to back out Of the
difficulty. He took the demvohn 10 the
watering trough Of his stable. and poured
some OF the liquor in. and brought his
horse to it. Pony expanded his nosfrils.
and saortsd. and blo,ced at 10. as though
he thought it rather too hot, and seemed
TO say. whats this 2
Mex; he drove bis. Cow TO the trough.
10 see II she liked il any better. The
COW snufed at il, and shook her horns, and
went her way. with no fondness for such
. 'yillainous Potahon.' Mr.. - then
carried bis demiohn TO the pig size. and
called his pig out Of his bed room 10 taste.
Pig granted and sns6sd. dipped his nose
IN and eoHghed add went back again 70
finish his nap in his straw. Mr.. -
then returned 10 bis study, end penned
10 substance the following note TO the
ptesent-makers. with which he returned
the demIohn and It's contents:
Genfiemen-Wiih due sckrowledg.
meRis for your present, received Ills
morning, permit me TO say. that have
offered some OF it 10 my horse, my COW.
and my swine and neither Of them will
drink IL. That which neither horses, cat.
tie, nor hogs will drink, cannot think TO
be either useful or safe for man 10 drink.
] beg you 10 excuse me, therefore, for
returning the demIohn and its eonienis 4;
and believe me, gentlemen, your most
obsdieni, SC
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
.ff HaTpers- Ferry, Va.

III ffaPeTs-feTTy, va.
UVHE undersigned has opened Tor The Feesp-
n t'on Of bis frieods and TIE travelling pub
lie. his
.NsV Hotel near tie Rail Road Depot,
A6ording hos view Of the saiseent Moastsins
and Rivers, snd convenient 10 lhs Pusiie Works
ed expressly Zoe Hotel u The best ordsr. -
The rooms sss neat and eonfartabis as4 the
Bar sad Table will Be alssys sgPglisd With
every thing o. the bssf gsaiiiy- Tue ssrvasis
attentive aud obiigiBg. The ffssaas ~ ne pro-
prisior, and TIE travelling psblis, say Fsiy tg-
on hndsng svsfy sxsriieo maae - rsetef tesif
sojoufn 81 this Hotel ssresstis sd pisssssI
JANIS foLkT
Hsrpers-Fsrry. Sept. 90. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-07
March 26, 1870.
1O0E Gg1DB@E
AND
Hank EROOIr NHanmGncAaHv

N"~A MDVOHA 4NHsANHNHHNONOHy V
YNHE aubscri6er takes this method Of Inform
II ing the Inhabitants Of JeGsrson county and
the public geasrsIly, that the shove busiaess in
tis various branches, Is Bliil conducted by him
81 the old stand on Water Street, Winchester,
Va Thankful for the patronage which has
hisherto been extended, be hopes by strict at
tsntiou 10 business, to merit and receive q eoe-
tiaasnes thereof
All orders BY mail or otherwise, will BE-
pr0@Ptly attended to.
A. O. TscHIFFRLY.
Wiaehester, Jan. 80, 1870.
BD~ordsrs left u, the Free Press oEes will
be- attended 70.
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NOTICE.

HAVING entered into "a arrangement with
m Asssrs. webb q Markell, Of this place,
for the supply Of WOOL necessary for ny bust
ness, wish 20 recommend all those vho have
heretofore been supplying me With that article.
TO those gentlemen, where they will msst with
prices as satisfactory as ever, and also with my
Goods upon the same terms a. allowed By myself,
heretofore.
also wish, respectfully, 10 decline cardisE
Wool. except for cash, ~ ind 10 10 BE- a &C.
rious impsdimsnt 10 my other business
GEoRGE PRICE.
shspherdsiown Rsb. %. iaae-if