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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-19

PREMIER WIG MAKER.
IMPERIAL WIGS & SCALPS.
y. the honor of introducing to lhs viz we9nS rYbs Yo
entirely MISUNDERSTANDING PATENT ENAMEL
LED PARTINGS AND CROW rs, and the never shrinking
SKIN GOSSAMER NETTING. two Inventions that place
Wigs high in the estimation of connoiseurs be
pronounced the ULTRA of the art.
The exceedingly low defy competition
ieli msr
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HUMAN HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE.
THE HAIR OF THE HEAD CAN BE RE


STORED
DEAD THIS judge mpartally the testimonials, bear IN
~ mind that offered but fair truthful
statement The following will sufcea thousand other 'es
From s. Baker Esq., Fellow of the Royal Scientific
$500 . Institution. -, -, =
specimen Of jones' Oil Of Coral Ccassa for the purpose of
nded qualities, and reports as
have infinitely examined tested Jones' on OF Coral
and find that consists of compounds decidedly iSoabe Tor
nourishng soenns causing growth. cung dandrf and Civ
dark appearance TO the hair being me guales most
commended by Mr. Jones' which ,hs Society find perfectly
'' Portman street, Poman Square, London.
Sold by Jones, sign OF the American Eagle, 81 Chatham
lie Be careful that Jones signed in handwriting
Zach I,bel-he following sgentsI39 Fulton Brook M
81 Dock st. Philadelphia; 40 altmoe ST. Bamore 81 State
ST. Albany; 9 state ST, Boston Je lmsc
N INTERESTING WORK on THE EAST.-Jus
n published by Carey Hart, Notes offs Tour through Tur
Guiding Visit Athens sparta Grand Cairo Constantinope
Thebss the Eed Sea Mount Sinai Pet, the Edom Of Scrip
OPINIONS or THE PRESS
We commend TO the public sterling work Of travel
u. :. Gazette
The author has contved give his descriptions Of places
scenery and events spirit OF freshness and yrasemblancc
hlt cannot be too much adnred-SpIrit Of the Times
we doubt not but these two interesting volumes Will Dc
eagerly sought for by the public-New World.
The WORK precisely such glad TO take up
when he desires information the subject OF which II
treats.-brother Jonathan. .
regions about which every intelligent mind desires 'normat,
and furnished in style which one will ind agreeable
-pennsy VI, anan.
There page the work that interesting and in
We think this book destined TO become e5t.nsvsy ronus
snd we qcldrly ioin with q he nfe' w com
mirsi.S c rorel'' "vor--o''yy hj99Ta2Y'E PUTNAM,
iNtwst NsN fW
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DENTISTRY
DIR. FAWCETT.

MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUR
WI GEONS of London and Edinburgh and of the Medical
College of Philadelphia confines his practice select branch
Of his profession
" Nocet empta dolore voluptas.
DR.. f. encouraged by the uniform attending his
mode of the Of venerea glee structures
seminal weakness and mercuria affections ali
those other bad which undermine the constitution
and lay the foundation of decay either from NAL
other In such persons the appetite
generally defective, and the relish for life almost subdued
His mode of universally admircd-hs medicines
being pleasant the and smell gently esrnge the bes
of the stomach and that ensy what good dges-
ton requires. His treatise constitutional deb
affords extensive observations sexual debility
mna weakness and mpoency brought by delusive habits
all its attendant symptoms Ihysologcally explained This
work be obtained his Office 96 Fulton where the
Doctor be consulted all hours Of the day and night
Letters post paid will receive immediate attention
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DIR. SHERMAN'S
MEDJCATED LOZFNGES.

THESE celebrated articles have been used for nearly
four years and the greatest proof Of their efficacy in
the various diseases for which they recommended
is that the demand has been rapidly increasing, and
persons used them only continue their
but recommen nd them to their friends.
COUGH LOZENGES.
Are the best medicines the world for coughs colds
SUMPTION asthma whooping cough, &c. discovered.
THE WORM LOZENGES
Arc the only articles which fail removing OF
every description both from children aud adults.
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are sovereign remedy sickness
palpta2n lowness Of Spirits and all diseases.
TT ne i2n Aaron Clark, Hon. Edw. j. Porter, Rev. Mr.
have used them. - ~
Ones l06 Nassau street-Agents Rushton & Aspnwsl's
three stores Sends a73 Broadway East Broadway Cod
Hudson.
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DENTISTRY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE.
From the Courier and Enquirer
NENTISTRY-It OIL en- that permit ourselves
- terms OF euiogy OF discoveries subjects which
do not wih'n province. We have sufficient
knowledge do the first place, unless indeed the obec
be visible tangabe and this the the
Mr. Levett Surgeon Dentist who arrived time since
from London has brought with him methsd which he
has practice here, supplying the
real teeth by artificial without the of accessories
such as igaures springs or now N ordinary nse is
pain. He best describe hismethod himself We will
add that many patients whom he has provided with
of these very embellishments delighted
with that they have permitted him enqirers
them who do apply from dls curiosity but with
Of protting by the actual will
produce.
NJ. LEVETT, Dentist,
$50 Broadway. corner of Warren ST.
[Copy of a letter from Judge Noah to DIR. Leveu.]
New YoRK, May cath, 1872
Dear SIR
III both matte, Of duty and pleasure to state that the Of
artificial teeth IKE principle of amosph pressure which
you made for LAZY my family, has succeeded in every
spect; appearance comfort and utility, and has
satisfaction. ] am dear sir,
(signed) NJ NOAH
Mr.. I.TYETr. Dentist. III
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OIntt open uHtH To O'CLOCK T. w
PRIVATE CURE

a
The i Sssd sir %odss
hns and
successful treatment, Nor does he deem neerssary 70
ss for % sn sss @
Sreec Courses. Ne for the cure ofep elects and all ure
@ and 's Ss f. %
every medicine wash and requisite ever needed either for in.
Ofrne, and used with safety and gnyaryng success
N6o Gardens Private entrance cox Marion street, next door
WONDERFUL RECOVERY.
HAyE been saved from the dark reepcs Of an untmey
and pro!raced Illness which suffered for nearly years
ss jsseS % y;.i5%
sapeTneDdps Prode"ee was sG that and eha
as to rssey the Of the yDl and
nehsr help nor %e., IN my onn %s,as
lasting gratitude lasting and public acknow
applied for reliefin vain some of the eminent of the
medical faculty. Of whom advised eonniy air Others am.
@ worse s am "n NEW and
sfm WERE nesS with %SisHs%
physician am only healed but every yss,igs Of this for
S%i ali 'SS; @s
ny ''''"' ''"''A JOSEPH roURCH, 40 Hudson st.
Ieer'ify to the above i fss1i' AFFORD
News Office, 1856 Bowsr7.
certify to the above facts.
JOHN KIRKMAN
81 Catharne ST, N. Y. Soap and Candle Many.
This certify seph Pourch has my employ
beforehand since his acton and do hesitate
that the above acknowledgment
lar. j. w. BUSH, st. Inspector 9th Ward.
| believe the above statement to be correct.
FREEMAN CAMPBELL,
Alderman Of 9th Ward.
~ B-The Doctor has removed Canal street, where
the medicine may be obtained for the of all long standing
compantss put up with full directions price SiO which
warranted to cireif not the money will be returned. IL
whether the throat bones any other part the Of
the diseaet will likewise eradicate all the bad effects of
cuTy The medicines will be forwarded all Of the Uni
ted States by addressing letter paid enclosing the above
to DR.. JOSEPH HElNE, iGi Canal Patients will be
attended TO n usual
The Dr. has than 500 certificates his possession which
be his Office m27 imsc
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|

rI1HE MESMERIC MACHINE, or JOURNAL OF
ANIMAL MAGNETlSM.-DR II. ii. COiJ,YER
will publish July L. 1872, the first number Of periodical with
the above tile. IL will be devoted exclusvey Mesmer s
Animal Magnetism aud will contain ample directions and
instructions for Nesnerisnc, with accurate details Of the
extraordinary and interesting Mesmerc and expert
meuts that occurred either this country, Europe
many wears past IN. curious, and Indeed wonderful
sons and revelations o respecting the Heavenly
Bodies aud the Spiritual World, will constitute prominent
portion Of the Magazine.
II will be- published monthly and each number will contain
pages with double columns, the
and style Of the Boston Miscellany.
Terms 50 per annum, payable in advance
Letters, aud orders (post pad) addressed
Dr. r. IL Coyer Mesmessr, q School street. will receive
prompt attention.
The New York Tribune, Herald, Penns ylvanan Public
Ledger, Btimore Sun, American Richmond STAR Charleon
Mercury, New Orleans Pcayuue Louisville Journal Cncn
natl Republican, Portland Advertiser, will week
for weeks and send their bills the Mail office,
ceive Of the Magazine and such other public journals
DESTROYS of the Magazine will aforesaid
add send OF their TO q School street. Boston
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FRANKLIN
SALT WATER BATHS

ELIAS THOMAS respectfully informs the public that he
IL has completed and placed the above location of the
most extensive and ornamental Blths for ladies Gentlemen
that hoaed upon the American waters planned and built
BY Mr. Calvin Pollard, and adapted to all the of
eme length l6 feet by IS feet The gentemens Bath %
feet by i9he ladies' TO which also attached evera
of various depts) IS b. 49, aud juvenile swimming
school of considerable extent. The shower baths
construction SIMPLE, efficient aud improved and the
whole interior with saloon comprising every nynry and
reshment, under the experienced management of Mr. Oac,
Of BROOKLYN designed stve of comfort and convenience
suited 10 the wants and wishes ofthe visitors.
Elias Thomas appeals those friends who warmly
tanned him last when manager of the franklin Bath,
ow placed at the foot OF Montgomery rce for that support
that encouraged him to embark his much
aged enterprise and trusts for the support that his merits may
claim from the citizens of New Iork aud its visitors in general
efS Inn
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III

TJNK LUIIUN.-Nntlcrl hefcby
L that JOHN SETNOLDS and SAMUEL RAINEY, have
this @ DAP of June 1882 dissolved partnership by mutual
each; and that the said business will be hereafter
Quoted by aud under the Of Samuel Rlney.
JOHN REYNOLDS,
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ID FsNTON AI-UNII CNSH
IL LORlNG EMPORIUM has removed from the
of Nassau and Beekman streets TO 1888 Broadway,
No. l. up stairs
j. BRUSH would wish inform his friends aud the public
that lac has taken the above Broadway
Of the high of stores, and by reducing his
zslses will be enabled 10 with establishments
hh regards quality aud price For instance, he will fur
s beautiful from SIC S22 and splendid pants from 81
to 80
y. BAH garments made this establishment done
VIM and despatch and warranted to fit Please call
ntCe for yourselves. m2l meod
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II BROADWAh, corner Canal street, has been and is
~ sal The depot for Webs Improved Burners" and
"geninc Ctmphcne manufactured under the Immediate sl-
pcntcudence of the original inventor The above
referred together with the reduction in prices ender
Burner mstchess Point of economy simplicity aud brl.
i'ncy e gh over and above any other a lie OF the kind
introduced into tins country. For sale
emporium oflgh,, ils Broadway corner Cansl
A. V. II WEBB
lei 2wrr General Supe rntendent
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COHOL-Resder have you appetite Do you relish
your food Then these bitte they will also greatly
sst ge stion Of dyspepsia jaundice
Of die stomach debility Sc They purify the blood and
and pleasant. Try them. Price Is cents.
Sold by A. d. Sands druggists, No 70 Fulton,
Gold and 100 Fulton William Also
sold by Abram B. Sands Coz No. 2a Broadway Of
Chambers street David Sands Co.. No. II Broadway,
n.r Of Market street. a2s 3msm
FLAX WASTF20 000 lbs suitable for parer makers ust
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oRK-7O bbl. clear, clear and yvmp Fork, Al n
nix EE COLLINS, " South ,usa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-11

MRR1rED TR1pUrE.-We take great plea
sure in copying the following notice, (Which
was the first intimation we had OF the COM
pletion of the monument,) from the Consti-
nationalist of yesterday, of the very neat,
chaSte and appropriate monument, erected
by the "NEw ENGLAND SOCIETY,"" to the
memory of that most excellent and worthy
man, SAMUEL HALE, than whom no citi-
zen who ever lived in Augusta was more
deserving. Such testimonial to departed
worth is equally creditable to the hearts OF
the Society, as merited by the distinguished
subject whose memory it commentaries,
and reflects the highest credit upon the ar
lists, Messrs. Glendenning & Payne, of this
city.-AugustG Chronicle
The New England Society of our city
has done, what the municipal authorities
should have done the erection of a suitable
monument over the grave of SAMUEL HALE.
No man has served Augusta more faithfully,
and disinterestedly, than this good citizen.
and no man has deserved more token of
respect to his memory, from those for whom
he devoted his time and the best energies of
his mind, than he did. This has been done
bv the New England Society; and the
stranger who may hereafter visit our ceme-
tery, will there find a monument over the
grave of Samuel Hale, erected, not by the
City Council of Augusta, over which he
presided for eleven years, with credit to
himself and benefit to the city, but by So
cietv Of which he was the first President
The thanks of the community are due to this
society. so
The monument rests on two plinths of
dressed granite, the lower of which is four
feet square and the upper three feet, each
twelve inches thick. These support mas.
sive obelisk of Italian marble thirty inches
square at the base, twenty at the top, and
five feet high, making the entire elevation OF
the monument seven feet from the ground
The whole is perfectly plain, without cor
nice. moulding, or any other ornament.
The inscription on the west side is as fol-
lows: SAMUEL HALE.
Born in New Hartford, Connecticut,
November 7th, 1854.
Died. July 4th, 1912.
The memorials of his enterprise
are to be found in the
Public improvements of this City,
of which he was
for eleven years
CHIEF MAGISTRATE.
Inscription on the cas-, side:
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY
of Augusta,
. over which he presided
for fifteen successive years,
4.. have erected
..s. THIS MONUMENT
to the memory
OF their
1852. FIRST PRESIDENT.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-08-11

The Senate took up the Tariff bill, and Mr.. Cal
houn made speech of great length and ability in
opposition to its passage, and to all Protective Du
ties whatever. When he had closed - -
Mr. Walker Of Miss, moved to recommit Il. with
instructions to strike out the duties 40 per cent, ON
Tea and Coffee, and insert instead a Domestic r.~
or Excise on all articles of Gold and Silver ware
Rejected: Ayes Is; Nays26.
Mr benton now made heavy speech against tho
BILL and against both Protection and Land Dis,ribu-
ton. Mr.. Evans Of Me. answered him, and the de-
bate was further prOtrac.ed BY Messrs WOODBURY.
against and Evans and Simmons in favor of the bill
and others. At length the argument being sxhaust.
ed, the Sanate came to direct vote On the ouest;o
Shall tAis biu pass r. which was decided in she af
frmative, BY Yeas and Nays, az follovs:
- Yeas-Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Ba.es. B.v.,a
Ghoate Clayton. Conrad Craffs. Crtiendsn. Dsvto1'
Evans, Huntington kesr. Msngum. Msrrick. Miller
MoFeneads Porter, Phelps, Simmons, Smith. M Il
Ses:gne, Tallmadge. White. WOod6ridee@aSS : r All
Mays-Mes:rs. Allen, Bagby, Benton, Buchanan.
PPslhonn' Sathbert, Fulton Grakem, King, Linn. M
Wright, YOung-2S. "ooo'usy'
Three Wings in Italic the rest tsO, Inco. h.
ing every one they have in the Senatej W.
Mr.. Henderson Of Mas. 10 absent from Wa.A;n..
toni Mr. BeTrisn Of ca. did not vote. MI. cr.h.-,
OF N C. would have voted for the bin II neea...vv.
save It. though he IL dissatisfied with aoo ~
tails 20 the bill was Of no time in dangar,
90 .As TARIFF BILL sustaining aAs Lawn Dprnur.
T'OS' /" passed pr'e'ss'y g Il came sm s H,uar 80
sa' ''ni 70 sA' P'ssidsa' on Saturday csuprnns n.
thus molly discharged 10 whole duty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
ICopllpany Orders.

DHE completes formerly commanded By
Captains Renhart and Leeklidet. are or
dered ~ parade in front Of Daniel E1tler's Il d
Tel inESbe pherdstown, on Saturday the 3Oih Day
OF the present month, at | o'olock. 4. NJ.
JOSEPH G PACKETT, .adj'Ls X
April 2hls4a 4
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| "a Election vi begheld IN Tkwsdas Ii
~ as,A tay f3sAss nssniA. (-iprii,S Il he e
speesIss plaess sIpPointsd 81 iaw i'll the count,
lof JsAsFsoa, for ~ purpose of slec,inr two &
and PROPER persons ts repressut It'd saSa eoup.
y = ne next GeeefAl Asssnbly os FifeInia, d
q cAavlsstssrnb anaer TIE superiA,s5dehcs d
william Moore, henry Bedingsr, Jt.. Thofnas
sf.seef, William, m Turner. and George d.
beell, or any two ri more &c them.
~ Sn.ithkkld. uhder The superintendent III
anonas Watson, ST.. Anthony Kennedy. Waltst
!. bur-eii ". ". Throekmorion, md gEmes
Sfenthan, q any two Or more 81 them.
~ SAs,Asrasic,rn under Tie supef;ntenaencs
e joseph MeMgrrar, Edward Lucas. sr., John
VulgieI, John W5song, and Conraa Billmyer.
Or any two of moro vi Then 4
~ Ha'Pers. cry, aader me supsrIalen5ence
q John siriders 7Collin Unseld, isaac FoUke.
Edward Lucas. Jun, md join noIsr - 80. -,
two Of more Or them
RICHARD DuEflEL d,
.=F..-,,4,# - :. i. Satrif # Jsesrsas csansy.
81
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THE MARKETS.
orncE or THE BAIrIMoRk AMrRrcAs. 4
Anril 95. 5. p. M. (

April %, 5 4. NJ
RAIL ROAD, ORDERS we qsoie TO day at
IS per cent discourie. Which is further i'm
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES. The paper Of
the Yirgiaia Banks generally Is selling to-day at
8 Der cent discount. aud the notes ofthe Wheel
ing Banks, at u per cent Discount
CATTLE. The offerings pf Beef Cattle al
The drove Yards to-day Eere small, consisting Of
81 head Just arrived, and sc head which were
lefiaover from last week. The sales embraced
all thai were in market. and prices ranged from
$4.25 10 So per 100 lbs, as 10 qRahly. Several
parcels OF Live Hsgs were also offered and a
portion Of them sold al q, 50 per l00lbs
FLoUR---ThfIe is b1i litle inquiry for How
ard Street Flepr, and but few transactions are
nov making. We quote The ssete price for good
standard brands to-day al s5,62t and The wagon
price Al $3.50
GRAlN.---A sale Of superior Hartford counly
red wheat to-day al 81 81. We quo'e good 70
prime Nd reds al 81 rs 81 80 A sale o. ye.
Nv prime Pennsylvania red was made to-day AZ
ii "a fer shipment. aud another cargo Of prime
renusvlvaaia afSi,3 30. Sales To-day q vn1 me-
Corn al IS Sc eenls and Of yellow at.ss a ~
n cen,s. The last salefof Rye were al % GEMS
II i nov ganted and would bring an advaee =:
we quote osS al 40 aA2 CENTS Lor Nd aHu % %
accents for Virginia. "a
MARYLAND TobacSb is offering IN smalfParee.
from Nisz3ld crop; aud selling q - LOT eeu'" =
a. "a aud IS for faif TO gcoql qaaily'
fIouk I'VE quote the wagon pI:ee a 49,
SALES from stores yesterday q SVo oal par
sss. T.s,sr.,av .wo careoes white Corn, NJ
Aoss ,I :, g i,.' sales sIsosof 5000 busae
rrr;nr white. u Be taken from he landings
.hs .posomae, al 5e;sprime white would con
mand Sass.
olqs-Ag a49e.
FIsn.--Shad brings s per HUNDREDS -
Herring S9,25 per Thousand The supply
small. and he demand for ihe country as ere
a. any time Ibis seasol--l 6a-fiis-
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Hsrpers.Ferry. April 81, lsl2.
Recftfycr or the Mood.

Doctor Stdups Compound CatioLicon,
Il proved u be one bf the most efficient medicines
! that has ever fallen into the hands Of man,
sovereign Purfyer bf the Blood, snd hence il fol-
lows that infailible success attends H. in the OF
numerous diseases viz colds and all coughs, in.
Illumination OF disorder oflhr blood, weskpbresst,
}ehills and feyerS, dyspepsia rheumatism ;aso, ner-
yous and chronic affections and great strengthened
Of weak and debiltsted constitutions ID oft
stoned by excessive se Of mercury it wilt be- found
mild but an. effcctual purgaiiye.
As i Ia wisely ssid-s.The9e Is but one1principle
of life, is there but principle Of isease aUd
only one method OF cure" There iSf'po person
who can properly appreciate health, bnt ne who has
nun--use then The preer means 70 obtain heslth,
and IL you fail ID hts ygur money wil be refunded.
i Much may BE- done in eheckiag disease in the
onset, then IL symptoms approach, resort 10 the
REMEDY -+as Il il said :" an ounce Of preventive is
worth more than pound or cure. n;
the corrupt Or Initiated hnmors from the stomach and
bowels, leaving the good hdmors 10 give life and
health 10 The patient IL is morally impossible for
this To fail provided nature be not entirely exhausted
The Cstholieon is prepared and sold by Mr.. II.
Staub, Shepherdstown, Va. also, by LEyI CAIN,
Summit Point, Jefferson Conhty, Va. who Is gene
era agent, and II may also be had Of local agents
viz :-Messrs. William Anderson, Harpers-Ferry
| s. II. Allemong, Charlestown; A. q. TimberlRke
Smithheld r, Smith, Berryville; Dorsey & Bo-
ley, Ninehestors with whom may be seen hand
bills, accompanied with numerous certificates, test
flying the efficacy Sc,. only three Of which are herr
given. 8teM
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mr.. a. Esle,.,

Vou are hereby notified, that on Saturday
III the 18th day Of Mar next. at the offica of
Commissioner Worthi1gtcn, Charleslowh; Def
fersoh County, va. between 10 O'Clock 4. n,
and s p ~. shall take he deposisloas Of sub-
dry witnesses, which shall offer as 6vldA6co
on my behalf 10 q suit depending in.the Circuit
Superior Cours Of Law and Chancery Tor sad
county, % the ehancery side Of said court, In
which am complainant and you are defendant.
April I. 1879 JOSEPH ". BROWN
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- s,ru Hucargu In1luSeIT T7BF JHg prsyfhtJ IL
Tanquary's Mills, % The road leading from
Berryvilie to Jordsn's Spring, seven miles from
the former place, alike ACCESSIBLE 70 persons
from Jefferson, Loudoan, CtarkeAnd Frederick,
where be is prepared 10 make and repair
Wheat Ihreshing Machines, Cgorer'
Hullers, Corn Shelters, Horse Rake, Sc.
ID alT their variety. From his long sxpeFisnes
In The business and sneFak acqnaintanes. he
hopes, BY proper attention, To- merit and receive
q liberal share 7of The public patronage. and
should bs pleased 10 serve such OF his old Gus
toners and the publc generally as may favor
him With their patronage.
He will also have connected with bis esiab-
Elishmeut aIsMrTH SHOP, and i workman well
acquainted With the ehusiuess generally. and
should b pleased to serve such Of his neigh
bors IS may wish any shing done 10 thar liDe Of
business upon accom- 6lpdating terms.
EFPersous writing On BUSINESS will direct
ltoAVInchester. Va.
| Jas. R. BRooKING.
April Id. 1912 -3Irf
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~ Abraham IIsIer,

April o, Is42.
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DxSSOL|UTY0N..

.gNyHE Partnership hersiofpre existing be-
i tween T &c. SIttAF00SE & GEORGE
w. SAPPINGTON. und er The name and firm oil
r. G. SigatoOssSr Co. W kssdissolyed on the 23rd
Instant, BY mutual conssht
T. c. Sigafoose hayiak purchase G. w, Sap
pington's interest 10 thE Goods, Bonds, Notes,
and Accounts, of The luie firm, and assumed all
the liabilities OF the saIhe, Win in future con-
duel the business in his own name and on his
own account Those nh ebted 10 the late firm
will please make pay meiItto him.
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