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SgyRlSc's RESTORATIVE spiAL.-Iiiis IL i highly
nopular stcnnchc medicine. We have the hiyaes;
Recommendations from those VINO have taken the Cordial
is recommended by ply icans. and the cdc:s
OF first papers who have doubtless tres ITS eascts,
speak otitln ths highest The editor OF the Gem
mercal Cf.as,ic says: To these subject TO attacks Of
dyspepsia diseases, would recomnond the
Cordial, believing it TO be sovereign remedy, The
American says III has never been our lot 10 notice any
Ting eou,;oi, Al this pered when ls.tvitv is tho
order OF the day we'll know What will care dyspep
sla nervous affections headache, Sc Sold at 49, Fulton
.,r.s, j2S 81
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THE 4 IBU N E.

7 II Z RIB IN E.
NEW-YoRK. FRIDAY, JANUARY o.
DFo, M E-ars's Speech IN me Senate exhibiting
the state OF ne National Finances Louisville Bal
No-el Diiacul,y and Winter Trade on Lake Ere, j,h
the confirmation OF Colts Trial, see Frs. Page.
TFora deeply Interesting account c; TIE IVES:
RoxbBTy Community. Rev. Mr.. RipeT.s association
see Last Page.
las TRIAL or CcLr.-Althougtt little progress
made in this trial Yesterday, the proceedings
s,Iiot great interest and q considerable I'M
portnnc-. In the morning. as seen byour En-
ira Of yesterday. he Chief testimony was ia rela-
ton TO the finding OF bundle OF clothes and other
articles winch belonged 10 Adams in ttc sink ot.the
o=;housc OF the granite building. This evidence
brousli forward o. the defence. and IL was
claimed - them thst the search made al
their instance, Upon information from the prisoner
himself, con.trica ted soon after his arrest. lri
dence upon This last matter, however. was ruled
out=by the Coarr. HE testimony ;Ler OF course
was favorable 70 The Prosecution
The afternoon session va. occupied entirely by
ROGET FN,iErT. Esq Of counsel for the prisoner,
IN commencing sunarniarz7p. AZ viii be seen
By our report he introduced into Ms speech q re-
nla,ISa5Ie confession b. the pri>oaer--a course OF
proceeding We DO not remember ever to have seen
paraIleled. Bu,-thi. whole transaction from ts
very inception aas been Of most remarkable char
act.r Mr. rrn77.,-. s,esei, wa. yerv loDg-occ,,.
nv;nr in the deliver. fro,7. to half pas; 10 O'Clock;
il wa. very mint, in is examination Of eydescc.
ciaar AID strong IN ifS lrgic. and slosIue1t in is
appeals the Justice and sympathy Of IN, Jurors.
It consisted mainly Of an effort 10 sho" that the
testimony does not contradict al al, bur rachercor
-
So:
u ''-s 'o' - o i-'.''''es, .
/ MI SMITH did not open U.S. out VIII DC me nfst
to speak io-da.. Messrs. SELDES aud WHITING
viii follow az soon 3s nos.ibIe and Then we shall
-, IL ,le.,,, IL, l--.-I, :; No. I;l.aIr
H. s.,.l,,.1! ...r,,-.o,
I - - - -
gear evening
=Tpp,,,.,,r=.,,,r1 ..-t,v N.,r-lIr ! 3
c,.Z, It,
Postmaster General. has issued short Circular to
the several Agents, &c. Of the Department, ur-
ge'''S HsifDs.l5 '..i. 70 .'''9'e' '' 'epo'l e'e'
t'S''''@e.' IA "'''i '.'''s ''se 'eiaseu D 'o's"I'
ots 70 give pace . passengers '..9 ss'e''lD'
";lefc 'as q newspapers are tF""', out ior tpl
purpose 'lS Is fs'of'e" 70 90 '''e Cast ="
',,s''1e -
49, -, os'r,Ys' go p
"''e'o ~ 'ne Ne'a ti'.'''' o'.ina'su'S' P"o'''',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

n. SarRNAN:-A irw evenings siuce. IN company win
Az esteemed ,dy WAS preparing dose for viclsnt
Cough with which we both seNa;iouy Ill cIei and
bv chance holdug III Ey hard n Tribune, from which
had beer reading Colt. Trial accidentally sp;!,
por Of the medicine upon The pape. and IN looking 10
upon What part OF the paper hao '-eD observed
your interesting paragraph upon tnc Lacy Prisoners Il
Algsfs Il sdi.teIy occurred TO me. GU reading IT,
that both trouble expense would BE- saved BY pro-
curinr OF your Cough Loxepgss Suffice II sa7
that BY using box of your nvslaahc meGcIne are
now entirely free from lingering snd distressing gh
know of no other way which 10 express cy s.zti-
liberty to use by suppressing the game.
Yours, &c. H.A CIR
DR. Shermsn's o.icc Is I0t Nassau and he hs,n
connection With the IS. Broadway. Aser, iii PhIa
asInha "a South Third street; Boston iStsls street.;
INroKr,Nr TO pusLrc SPEASEK,.-Geois Yoa, ys!us
HE prepar.tion OF Hoyehonui deserves lea remsrk.
from nv experience. Beng Ia Tie habit OF aetres,.
ing frequently lasr meetings, and constitution being
.csp,,blc ii cold found my strength snd health gsd.
,liv d,cavins NV spirits sinking, my !anes failing and
mvvo.s tailoring fast. Ia fact, had los, ali hope ,nd
ever hour fearful Of bursting bloodvtse, When you,
Uorelound Candy and 5c II lad effected reached
me. believe took bu; package when every uufa.
;orabe ,,!nptom diss appeared snd my general health I'M
proved | feel now rssereTaed 50 completely that au
freey speak aud act better imam did three
wears age Ny appetite good, and my general health
restored You can MAKE yoa please OF this ceIs
cate which i, would be luJu>tce 10 Withhold from tie
public n, we'll as yourself
j. WEIGH, IA Gold street, Brooklyn,
Agent oil the Brooklyn Temperance Society
Sold a: 40 Diyisicr-srcct 10 Aston House. and by Hart
corner CT CHI 4lnbers street aud Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

u N1erchunts' Temperance socIcty-Fhe
Hon THEopoRE FRELlSCuuYssN will deliver an Address
in the Lec:ur. Room of the Nesiork Society Library,
coruc. OF Leonard street aud Broadway, Ibis EVE
MING AZ half past : o'clock, On the Of Wine.
Mcrchuns, Clerks and Ladies and Gentlemen are re
specially invited to attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

IT Uec1ures.-GENEkAL SOCIETY OF NE
CHANCES AND TRADESMEN-On Friday Evening
jan % the Hon. c. c. CAMBRELENc will deliver Lee
ture OH Russia at tho Lecture. Room of the nsulioniu
Crosby street Us 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28
APPOINTMENTS. UNDER THE GENERAL. BANK
RLiPT ACT.

Ihe=ioilowins named persons have been dcsg
mated by the Hon. a. CoSK1lSG, Judge OF the
District Court of the United States for the North
;rn District. as Commissioners and Assignees in
cases of Bankruptcy, who will be appointed TO act
as such, in all cases arising in their respective
counties, unless special cause to the contrary be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

II EsnzorS of superior blades SET in PLAIN but SUD-
,tan,ana handles al 81 each sold at The hiagc razor
Srop mandatory, l02 William st. Js
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

~ PhIT0S0pnICU1 dtcurtE, uu rUnHtJ
Friday in ClIuton a.The mex, Lecture of this course
will be given Friday evening the 18Th inst at half past
o'clock.
SubjcetThs dir its elasticity comprcsslbllty weight
aud mechanical properties and uses; ad-
vantages and convencnicnce Of such knowledge, illus.
trated by experiments with complete nppnraua
Tickets 10 be had at Francis bookstore; Chltons,
81 enlist, Broadwav and ut the door, Ja6 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

FlRE.-The extensive Steam Mills and Distil-
lcry on Whites Creek, near Nashville Tenn, be-
longing TO Otis Arnold, was consumed by hIe
about midnight Of the 10th inst. Loss SIS, 600.
No insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

II Tcerc is no mistake the new remedy which
throws the Doctors all in the shade by curing coughs and
colds every variety Ask for the real hyseine hore.
hound Candy of B. F. Howe; 332 Broadway, corner OF
DIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

~ The large new passenger depot Of the
Eastern Railroad at East Boston, Mass. was
destroyed by fire al II o'clock on Tuesday-sup-
posed 10 have caught by a spark from steamboat.
Loss 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JANUARY %.

= For NJ. ETarss Speeehin me Senate exhibiting
the state os ne National Finances, Louisville Ball
No=eI Difficulty and Winter Trade on Lake Ere @j,h
the confirmation OF Colts Trial, see Frs. Page.
II Fora deeply interesting account c; TIE Wes.
2oxbB5y Community, Rev. MI R;pleT,s association
see Last Faye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28


II DO not condemn before You Iry,-D:.
Doolttles Com ouud Vegetable Candy. which need oL
be u,ed TO be approved for Coughs Coda, Shorne u
Breath Asthma, Irritation Of the Throat, Whoopins
Cough, Catarrh. Consumption, Group. and inflammation
Of the Chest aud Lungs.
The proprietor aud inventor of this Compound hay
ing been engaged for the last thirteen years III the Botanic
Medical Practice this city, and from his extensive
know Of the medicinal virtues Of tho vegetable king
DOM has compounded number Of the most valuable veg
etabcs that grow III country, which he has used wa
great success in diseases affecting the Chest and Lungs
and has combined the very pleasant md agreeable form
Of his Compound Vegetable Candy, which he Offers to
the public With the uAOst COpldeHcc ns safe remedy N
diseases of the Chest and Lungs is entirely vegetable
and from all poisonous ingredients and can be used
BY The most DELICATE person.
Try il; if good use and let its merits find reward
in public patronage. Directions accompany every pack
age none genuine without the signature of tho prOpne
Store No 245 CoEre opposite Centre Market n.
York For sale By Nelson Sam 2li Centre street.
Smonson a. Gchrist, iU2 Brooinc- street; John ACker
man, of Spring and laurens streets; kenoen
Knapp Of Houston and Laurens streets L Nicely
22l Beecker-siroct; Lewis s. Loines, 527 Greensich
street. Richard w Mott corner of lInnmersy and HUG
son streets f. w Clark corner Of Hudson and Grove
streets C. s. Wright corner Fourth and Jones streets
j. H. s. S IiutChiBgs, corner OF Bowery and Broome.sti
George Hand gig Bowery George w Green, THIRD Ave.
nue. mud Seventh street DR. William Walters corner OF
Broom, Suffolk streets J. Arnold, corner OF Grand
aud Allen streets; j. d. Morgan of East Broad.
vny and Clinton street l,rne Wood corner Of Catherine
md Hamltonstrce:s; DR.. T. Rtncr, l04 Cherry street
tiassner Il Young 1872 Chatham street, Is X Smith, cor
ner Of Fulton and Watersheds Hussiis Craft, cor
ner Of Nassau AID Ann streets W. A. Howe corner OF
- "a ('t,,x, t,orost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

Q Judge Nu.lanPhy, o: 81 Lonl', has been in.
dicted for wilirl and malicious oppression and
abuse OF authority. under color OF Ms Office The
punishment j. imprisonment not more than year,
and :ine not more than thousand dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

UNLAWFUL k1HUAlATIoS OF DEAD BODIES
On Wednesday night, cart was discovered in
Crosby.street, containing three sacks, with each
dead body, which was driven by carnlar named
Boyce= to near The door Of the Medical College in
Crosby street. When discovered The c2rtaan
drove of and was pursued through some half u
dozen streets, ard finally arrested and committed
to prison at the Upper Police Office, ad the bodies
sent TO the dead. house in the Park. There the
Coroner, attended By hs jury, Yesterday proceeded
10 hold the inquest. and after The examination ii
satisfactorily appeared tia, tie bodies Of the two,
who were females and unknown as to name, we're
those OF Two convicts. Gone Of them vagrant,)
who died on Blackwefs Island of natural diseases.
and were buried in Peters Field,on one of them be.
Ing greatly erlacarsd, md that they were designed
FOR purposes of dissection and scientific exanina.
ton and were arrested in t1QA5itu TO the d;ssect-
ing-roon, The BODY Of The third was tina, OF
colored man named Green. on whom last week the
Coroner held an Inquest, and who died of infarl-
.natory fever. Ine iGry found as verdict that
The deceased females died Of diseases 10 them
unknown and the bodies 81 the thee were
dered 70 l,e reiH,erred.
During ths forenoon ece1:ain portion Of our pop
uation= were in state Of high excitement a; the
discovery of these bodies, and tales OF blood and
murder were industriously Druitcd abroad through
the city. The examination b. the Coroner, aided
By skifu physician, however, soon dissipa,ed
the delusioa. and The fever Of excitement ere long
cooled away. The resurrec,onists, however, have
an account to settle with the law, which will rot
result mach to their comfort and advantage
- Coz. SEWARD. me Commercial says, has
given his ne ne and influence 10 the noble cause OF
Total Abstinence from all that can in,oxicste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

FlRE.-About o'clock yesterday morning, a
fire broke out in the building No. Chatham
Square, the upper part of which was destroyed. 1t
i, supposed to have been the work OF an ncendary.
The first story occupied by Bakers exchange
office, the second by P. V. Hustled, tailor, and the
third by S. V. White printer The fourth was
unoccupied In the basement was trunk maker :
shop The building owned by Mr.. Baker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

AMERICAN ausEuM.-The great model of the City Of
Dublin the Falls OF Niagara half million of Curosi,ies
AMI the elegant end chase performances draw adm.rinc
crowds this popular establishment every day aud night
There will be day performance here Saturday after
noon next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

BewERY AMPHiTHEATRE.-Remembsr this is the last
week b. one previous to the companys departure for
Europe. We fear never shall look upon their like
acas ver;thine talented inhs way Of equestrian
arena exercise. is found here a0d all is marked with
beauty and grace rarely sguaed There will ia Day
ne,orm2rce he!c oE Saturday afternoon next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

% The State Prison Committees of the two
branches of the Legislature are now at Sing Sing,
making Investigations with reference to the quas-
ton of Mechanical Labor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

70 GEO. Fl. HILL {. Yankee Hill } will give
his Lecture on the Manners, Customs, &c, Of
Sew-Engiand, al The Dro.klyn Lyceum this even
Ing. ]: has been twice given here 70 large and
delighted audiences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

70 Coz. SEWARD. me Commercial saws. has
given his ne me and influence 10 the noble cause OF
Total Abstinence from cl that can intoxicate
% The Charleston Coulter announces the ar
rival at Havana on The 18th inst of the first of the
British Mail Steamers on the West India route.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

= Our City readers vii bear in mind that the Annual
Sale OF goods eitin The Custom House will take
place Tits DAY. under the superntendeuce CT L. HoT
man * Co IL the present scarcity Of money and
PRISE there can Be no dons thar great bargains will there
De eheFed For particulars, the Collectors adver
tlsenen, OF oar last page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28
Mr. Adams carried in his pocket am not sure
r. Lnt.noaJ ~ b;s 49,.

Mr.. Adams carried in his pocket. | am not sure
It belonged 10 his Office.
By Mr.. Whi,ing-I recognize no other article.
Dr.. Chiffon called-the acids of sink would
corrode iron; they would blacken silver. This
milf dollar /. taraished but not cortoded The
pencil case Is also furnished. This effect might
have taken place in few days in warm weather
On clothes there is no particular effect produced.
Corrosion viii go on mere rapidly when the silver
Ia adultera,ed
Mr.. Se!den said they were through
Mr. Whiting read from his brief the retere noes
TO various authorities he should refer TO on c'rcu-
stantial evidence, and on tie meaning OF H'ahee
sforethought.
The Court adjourned till O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

Mr.. Emmett concluded his remarks by appeals
to the jury to free themselves from any thing like
passion or prejudice, and TO disregard entirely the
opinion universally prevalent that he is gully of
wifu murder. The care he evinced in preserving
the mementos of his mothers love was also in
voked in behalf Of the unhappy prisoner. Mr.
Emmett closed at=halt-east 10 o'clock, and the
Court adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

MERCHANTS TEMPERANCE SocIxTY-Our readers will
notice that the Hon. THEODORE FRELINGuUYsEN, at the
request OF the Merchants Temperance Society, will de-
Ever address this evening the Newfo Society
eli the use Of WISZ
We know no, precisely what Mr.. Freinghuyssns
character aud standing in community about give
his thoughts subject which liz beginning TO at.
tract that attention which is important bearing on the
welfare OF citizens of all ages demands BY large
majority, Il no, by all, the active and efficient
friends OF the great Temperance Reform which is now
extending glorious!y country the entire
Iisu=e OF intoxicating Wine as beverage has come
TO bc considered necessary the thorough and per
manen; triumph Of the Our own serva,ion az
vel! the history OF past ages back almost the
earliest periods Of the authentic annals race, would
TO render j! obvious that so long Wine used
conniOn beverage Drunkenness will TO extent pre-
vail. On the other hand worthy aud talented
still express the opinion that the Bible and
authorizes, if II does require duty the moderate
of Wine "a beverage.
We doubt not Mr. FreHy huysen mas carefully exam
ined thc subject AID t5a he Will present it to cur minds
ID such manner as 10 reconcile conflicting opinions and
show that the Temperance Reform may be carried orwurd
to s ultimate triumph the entire disuse Of all
eating drinks thout diminishing all our reverence for
the Sacred Voldme which has been given the only
guide Of our faith and practice.
We rustthe etiRs will be vel! attended and be pro-
ducliye 81 Iauch good. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

NATHANIEL WEED, President
w., ,ruaop Scc'y 90 IT
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BR1r1sH MAeAz1sss-W,le,. s.ps,..--l

BRITISH MAeAz'sEs.-Wiley &Pa,nam have
received all the British Magazines and Review,
for January. The Westminster is epgichc,l By an
article from the pen OF Carlyle. The Qg,rsrlv
mas articles on S,ephea.'s Ceatral America. PM
Robinsoss Palestine, Irviug's Margaret Davidson.
John Adar1s's Letters, &c w. & P. supply tho
English editions OF the Periodicals atreduced rsts,
. Judge MuilanPhy, o: 81. Louis, has been in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

l.,a excellent Corcet; Of Sacred Music given
Wecsesda: evening il the Aan-.t. fresbytcriar (iir
CReevcr's) Church Under lie superintendent. OF Mr.
HAsTiNcs. y beaE thee speak of bstter land The
>unse, Tree Fyroiese laut The Pledge, re= Tenn
psraace Gee especially performed with admirable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

90 Lord Mulgrave, now in rhi' country, is not
the nobIernan Of Literary and Political repute who
is known to US by that title. Lord Mulgrayc, au-
thor of Yes and No, and other Novels, who wss
some years since Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Is
now the Marquis of Normandy and his eldest son,
BY courtesy Earl Mnlgraye, has Just come over 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-01-28

u tbs I.ADY's WoRLp or FASHION for Feb
rnary Contents already noicee) IA. been sent lls
by King & Co., 1919 Broadway.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20
EgOg SAVING
. @ & U 2 :
TO THE LADIES !

g F ever, in the great race Of mankind, there
81 has been one assiduouslv devoted to the
interests and comfort of the fair sex. it has
been myself. Indeed, have been deeply af-
fected, at seeing the heavy burdens and in
convenience devolving upon them in discharg-
ing their domestic concerns. TO relieve them
of those burdens has been an object near my
heart; and am happy 10 be able to announce
to you, that through my unceaSing efforts,
have been fortunate enough to present you
with an article that will tend greatly to d-
minish the extreme labor in cleansing your
wearing apparel Washing clothes, l have
observed in my own family. is the most burden
some and wearisome of all other duties. How
often haveI seen those upon whom this duty
fails. with smoke smitten ewes, standing at the
washing tub. straniug their nerves and ex-
hallsting their strength, in rubbing clothes.
But thanks be to fortune, I bring you the glad
tdngs, that hereafter you mag hare no trouble
in cleansing yOur apparel fy0u tciH use tie
soap made and prepared By ne. This soap,
as you will perceived by the certificates be-
low, has been sufficiently tried,and found to be
one of the greatest labor saving articles ever
offered to the fair.
In offering this remedy, hatter myself of
having fulfilled duty due TO you. Up, then,
thou siumbering husband procure some Of
this soap without delay for thy -'better half &
my word for it, she viii love GU the more, the
oftener you buy.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20
ected By the joint vote Of the city ard

lected By the joint vote Of the city and
county.
Bachs couaty-The Democratic ticket
elected, with the exception of one men,
Der of Assembly, by an average majori-
ty of 500.
Usster-Three Democrats and one
Wing elected to the legislature,
.Nontgomeyy-'l'he entire Democratic
ticket elected BY 1000 majority.
Dszavare The WING majority about
900.
The Democratic Senator for the dis
tIict composed Of Chester, Delaware, and
Montgomery. is elected being Demo
cratic gain.
Laaeasier-The majority for tie Wing
ticket about 500. In 1910 the Wing
majority was nearly 4,0O0.
York The majority for the Democra-
tic ticket 1,iS8. The Democratic Sena"
tor for the district composed Of York and
Lancaster elected, being Democratic
gain.
Dauphin One Democrat and one
Wing elected to the Legislature.
Le5onon-The Wing ticket elected b.
over COO majority, and the Wing Senator
from the district composed OF Dauphln
and Lebanon elected.
CmjerIand-Th whole Wing ticket
elected there being two Democratic tic
kets in the field.
OHIO.
A passenger who left Columbus on
Tuesday last, reports that from the re-
turns in Guernsey aud Belmont counties,
there was no doubt of the election Of
SHANNON. tie Democratic candidate fer
Governor.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20
a large stock of Stoves.

10 plate close stoves
10 plate boiler top do for dining room use
Cooking stoves, parlor do with fancy tops, Sc
All of which will be sold lower than ever Of
fered heretofore in this market. They invite
all who are in search of B Bargains, to
give them call-confdent that they can save
time and money for all such. Only call and
see for yourselves! Remember-0pposite the
FOLEY Bank. BAKER g PRICE.
P. S.-All kinds of produce purchased and
taken in exchange for goods.
Winchester, Oct. 30, 1912 -6ln
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-20

fun. The Somerset in which 'that same
aid COON broke his neck is county
ON the Eastern Shore, which heretofore
gave large wing majarity-
The coon is dead-Mat SAME OLD COON,
He meier shall see him more
lie used to t'avel through our State,
ind thought himself secure.
We chased him through each county, to,vn,
find also BaHimore:-
lie broae his neck IN a SoMERsET-
Upon the Eastern &ore.''