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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24

: u Tie 101IUWIHS
al the office of The Tribune, Nassaureet opposite The
City Hall
FRANKLIN EVANS. or the Inebriate. Price ..st cents
LIEBIG,S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.......-.....3
LIEBIG's AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
DICKENS AMERICAN NOTES..............l2t
PAULINE, Tale OF Normandie. ................s
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times OF Tecumseh lss
UNITED FRESHMEN, Their Live and Times
LIFE AND TINES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE ...2o
MORLEY ERNsrEIN
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY ... &
PHANTOM SHIP, or Taiesef tie Sea, by Marry.
y
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel L. Knapp.
WING AND WING, tcoopers last ...........40 I"
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TO MARINERS

Cus,omH House, Newbuyport Nov. 81 1s42-The II hts
lighthouses on Plum Island will be e1t1susbed
When the work s completed due notice will be given
HENRY w. KINsHMAN, Collector.
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MARRIED /:

On the 22d Instant at 81, Georges Church. by Kew Dr.
Minor Francis Domnick Anne Mler, all OF this city
At Bloomfield, N. j., Nove1n ,er 20, by Rev Mr. Boy q
F. Ward 10 Ellen Myers, all OF thi, city.
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T@raTCHEs lnwer tflau ever.--In con.

WTATCHES lower than ever. III !, con p,
sefiesne, /. selling bis stock OF Sold aod Silver
1as, val ,ae ncber Eseape Lens ard other Watches
Of rev and spenaid patterns ad =. Le,z ~
nan they can be bought fcr al sny Other place IN
sSs rty. Get Saickc. as low as so 70 IS EACH
gs,ches and ieweiry exchanged OF bought Ali WATCHES
sIran,ed 20 keep good time the nosey returned
a,ces aud Clocks repaired n the best manner and wer-
rsnted at rnpci loss than the usual prices
- e.. C. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jewellery
of7isu Wholesale and retail 80 wall-st, mp stairs.
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T7ALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
a. NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH.

MENT, g42 Fulton. street, near Broadway
The Subscribers prepared with large and extensive
assortment OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS to exc
cute orders garments tie and al small
advance from cost Our purchases made exclusively for
cash. and we commence fail business fHy determined
to sustain unusually low prices aud furnish our CUSTOM
ere with first ra,e article small orost for ready money
Strangers ind others Waiting the city who IN want
an outfit viii find their interest to call and e1anneo
goods and style OF work before leaving their orders
Eul suits turoshed In "a hours
Srrict punc,uajity observed in filing ordera
sig istf J. C.. BOOTH CO
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MEMORANDA.

The ship vsula was taken on the Screw Doak yes er.
day with her CARGO $1,000 lbs cotton ao tons bal.
last &c, she came in from he wi be stripped,
caulk d. re-. oppered &c. The Vistua ON New.
Orleans bound 10 Hull and put here in distress few
DAYS ago. with loss RAIDER and leaking badly She will
ae ready for sea again few days, without disturbing
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g. FOR SALE, at bargain-A supe.
60 risr Fam OF about go acres with ne Stock foy
Grs,r sd Farming U,sasls. Said "a ossss Of Plough
asadaw, Pasture and Wood L,aas, IN good neighbor-
good House, Barn and CAT BUILDINGS ID good orser
part Of the purchase money remain NOR. age
for OF years For particulars apply p Snrttn
e5 Lser:y street New-Yerk Jas. Law, aoisroatsS,
Newark, New-Jersay. p24 In
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DISASTERS.

Schr Coral, Wesby. of and for Thomastob, from Alex
anda with and -four ashore few mi IS abov
Wscasset, llth inst ca go mostly savsd in damaged
state The car insured at Thomnston TOR S2SG0
Brig Huntre, New Orleans reports Sd instant saw
bark ashore the Colorado shoals west end OF Cu'r,
with opsails loose-made signal schr 10 the wind
ward standing toward her.
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NAIL GOODs.-The undersigned

NALL GOODS.--The undersigned 10
Il prepared with his usual extensive assortment Of sea.
sonabie Coed. execute orders for 6armesrs In style
which wiz coapo with any house in the Trads prices
which offer inducements those paying resdy
Fey.
Attention solicited to the style OF Pan,aosns furnished
al this establishment particular care is directed TO thb de-
pa-snent, with the view OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who lave experienced any difficulty in getting
suited assured thara superior fit always be realized
French asd English cassneTes in great variety Of new
patterns just received. The OF Yesngs which
gave so much satisfaction through the Spring and Sumner
seasons, viii be kept up.
French and English Cloihs Of super and nedism 9as
lies for Dre. and Fyock Csats Pilot and Beaver Coas c
suItouts, always on hand. ,.; ,,.
Fancy dress articles Including SILK and sssn sears'
Crayats, Handkerchies GoTes. Hoassy' 9l'pe''e's'
Shirts, Collars, &c, at usual nocsrate DfENN,NGs
Late Iynde Jcaains: aas Broadway American ao'ei'
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- OFFICETO LET-A Lawyers OF

Dee % tl No - Nassaa Sc nr,t noor, IfohtIp2 lue
II viii be let al reasonable REM from now May
Inquire Of Mr. Bartlett Satoner patI and Pearl
SIS or Of HIRAM RAYNOR, 70 Bowery M sasa
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pFan style Of Gen,leusen,s Hats-BIRD
corner of Pine and Nassausree.s has now ready for in
speeon and sale the FAN Standard Pattern for Geue-
mems Hats os FSHkw.
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MIR. MAX BOHRER'S Third Con.

YA cert, Friday Ev ainS, Nov 25th, at the Brood
way Tabernacle-Mr MAX BOH R Err respectfully informs
tie public that his Third Concert will place the
Tickets each to be had the principal Music Stores,
the St Geroge Hotel. and the door, Concert 10 COM
merce al o'clock NESS
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TUESDAY EVENING. 2s'b.
S,orr is Rroaew.x

At 81 O'Clock, at the auction room.
The Library OF the lar Dr. Isaac Nordhemer Professor
OF Hebrew Union Theological Seminary OF this city.
The books consist chiefly OF works Orien,a! Literature
and General PhoIogy in the Hebrew, Lyrsc hrabic San
crl persan Greek Latin German and English Languages
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B 6. SAND Frs, ln,eRtor and Manufacturer Of ID,
Metallic Tablet Razor Stop, lss Broadway cs5 I'm
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q The following Publications are for sale
a, the office of The Tribune Nasaustreet, opposite the
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npston; Aired Bearse Aoaiachicola w wnitlock Go
Eliza Ann, yesy, East Indies, Henry & Williams clifton,
Ingerso, N Orleans, Macy i Son; hoscus, Collins,
Spool, E Collin,& Co; Hamburg ship Sir Isaac New
ton wienliolt. Hamburg Schmidt Sacben; British ship
George, Haney Chy Point, Schmidt l. oalchen.
frg Chairs Chapman, Santa Martha and Carlhagena !;
Br bril- Lady Washington, Stone, Grenada via Yarmouth,
VIM w. Gode.
Scbrs Oregon, Hubbard, Richmond, Cooley i Co !;
Denmark, Davis, Fredericksburg, Co ley J. Ce Aex-
andria, Lewis Sturees s. Chairman wane, CIowel Pha
de phil, Cooley & CO.. John fairfield, Leland, pyIn
ouh, c, Nesmth l. Leeds; Orazeaha, Manzanila, Mes
NTH, Leeds Co. Caroline, Ceilings, Melamoras, South
nay K Son.
Ship Arao, Di1ey, from New-Oreans 9Th inst, with cot
ton 10 the master.
Packet ship Columbus Burscy 10 days from Liverpool,
With mdze 10 C MarshaIl.
Below ships, one supp sed to be the Norma, from
Havana; also, 2 briggs
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l8h ls42-Ths may certify attacked last May
with the Chronic Rheumatism in my left hip from when
place il has trnvcsed backward and forward to my knee
and ankle dCriEg the The variety OF rcnleuie
which have used have done good, my business be
ing OF such nature "a ship carpenter and having eqcent
ly large OF al work. as 10 require my con
stnnt presence. With difficulty kept about until ysster
day. when being al White Hail Slip, the distress increased
TO that degree that became inolerabie felt as II was
being prjointed got into Sowery omnibus ana drove
to Dr.. Tuumsnns 34S Boomesree,; and nav, ~ nnurs
after. feel entirely ruieved and feel wei! rewarded Tor
the lime spent his Cdclon: treatment am Detie
than have 0eea siRce was hrs attacked IN ns s;
strong and WELL have good appetite, and would aoSse
all who have the Rheumatism and want quick Tene 70
call upon Dr. Thogson Yesterday walked win amy
may be seen. JOSEPH JONES, lis Henry-st
Reference. Paul Jones, lis Henry street. or al loe
Methods; Book Concern in sluIberry-st. nlset
u Health, Quiet and Comforf.-Thc Gra-
ham House, 6S Barclay st NewYork ptoiers advantages
as are rarely offered Ii egiby located on clean and
airy street, very the business part Of the city, ano IN
the immediate vicinity of the principal steamboat landings
It's apartments convenient and Eeat while It's table Is
supplied vita the best Vegetables Fruits thai can ee
procured, excluding entirely Animal Food and stinanans
OF all kinds CHARGES moderate TO 81 . per day lot
transes-and every effort BoardeTs COM
Portable Shower Baths free Remember S. Barelay-St.
ia Young Married M an wants employment
in the City outdoor Clerk, Salesman, in Forward
ing House, something OF the kind He has had expert
in buying Goods auction, and in business generally
His expectations of salary very moderate until he can
prove himself worth paying He refers TO the Editor O!
The Tribune Addres. al this Office. e, Mat
u a Front PnrlOr 10 Let, with Board, on 'ne
first floor suitable for Gentleman and Lady or two 0en-
emen. Also, several apartments for Single Gentlemen.
Location within minutes walk OF the Post Once or me
| Park. Apply at No. 12 CITY HALL PLACE. M Ii
| u Mercantile library Associafior.-pnl-
suast to The provisions OF Article b CEssteI 2 oil te
CONSTITUTIONS the Members OF this Association are hereby
notified TO meet at Clinton Hall on MONDAY EVENING,
November %, al O'clock appoint Committee OF ss'
en- whose duty il shall be ncminate Ocsr Tor the esu
/ ing year. BY order
| TIT. L.. Dnnnher, Esq, Alto MY al Law, y,
Nassau street. requested TO call al No. afarketst pS'
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S475 d PEa RI. s o.sssa
from tue barge John Kline. the loot of North Moore
street, during this eek delivered al the above low
price Also Broken and Egg Sizes fro barge" eiazepa
al IS Is per ton, delivered The Inst chance OF getting
Coa
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TTHE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL of

a. the Tradesmen's Fire Engine Co. No. 81 will be
held at the Apollo Saooa, 40 Broadway on Friday Eve
ming Nov. g. 1872 walaces celebrated Cotion Band Is
engaged for The OCCASION The floor will be under the
management of Mr. Isaac Devoe, assisted by Committee,
will themselves render this ono o. the a;ot
agreeable Balls of the season.
Tickets be had OF either OF the Committee or at lie
Apollo Saloon. Tickets 81 90 Dancing 10 cosmence at
O'Clock precis .ly. J. II. HOFFMAN,.
q ~ CurrsN,S Sec,y MIG iw-
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7E Il. L.. Dnnnher, Esq, Alto MY al Law, n
Nassau street, requested TO cal al Nos Markest D
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~ The Anniversary OF the Association for the Re
lief OF respectable aged INDECENT Females will be held in
The Asylum in Twentieh East OF the Third Avenue
THIS DAY, Thursday a. Il O'clock. p24 IL
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g URTOUTS, CLOAKS, &C., in a va
~ rie,y of sivles ready made the Establishment, ior
garments of,he frs, quality No 22a Broadway, American
| Ho,eI WY T. JENNINGS q istf
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so Mona wk..........
Commercial and HEoney Eaatfers.

"
Al the Board TO day there fair aDoznt of Stock
sales. The rates firm. Mohawk and New Jersey
declined. Rather doing in State stocks-Slo 900
Arkansas Sizes sold al 2he last sale believe at D.
Some transactions in Sterling and Francs 81 ST. and
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XA7ANTED-A place as Waiter by a
w very smart, capable coored man. Apply at %
North Moore-st. E2t u
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u Rev. Chas. G.. Finney-in connection with
the Pastor Rev. ID. Cochran-aTe expected TO preach
every evening" this week. except Saturday eve
nng at u O'Clock at Free Congregational Church in
Nblos Broadway Saloon Also, the Sabbath at 10! A.
M. and and r. NJ Seats Free The public invited
10 attend. MA StSf
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EoiANO FORTES TUNED for so cents.
w c. RAYNER tunes Piano Fer;es in any part Of
the city for fifty Also gives instruction on Toe piano
ioa organ and singing, very moderate terms Apply
al his residence No. q First o23 imts'
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EhorOugh Connection
BY STAGE s CANAL BOATS THROUGH TO RlClINON

FAVE Staunton Mondays, Wednesdays and
-, Fridays in Farish's stage and sup in Scots
vile at past p. M.--and go on board Of the
boats at 0 O'clock, and into Richmond, Tuesday.
thursday and Saturday, to dine at say, past 2
l.: NJ :, and oitener : than paste. Passengers
VIII find this mode of travelling the most COM
Portable, safe and cheapest, and on their arrival
in Richmond will not be lief, to find their way
to the Hotels and Boarding Houses a. midnight;
but can rest comfortably in their berths until a
proper hour for rising in the morning. Passen-
gers for Lynchburg can take the up Boat, which
also arrives at Scotlsville at IL NJ, and arrives
at Lynchburg the same night.
RETURNING
LEAVE Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 6 p. NJ, arrive at Scottsve to dinner
next day, and at Brooksville, p. NJ, leave
Brooksville next morning at 5 O'Clock, and arrive
at Staunton by 10 A. NJ, connecting with the
Stage routcs out Of Stauuton
BOYD, EDMONDS g. DAVENPORT.
ExS Extras furnished when necessary.
April 7.
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FARMERS Loozs AT TITS

'gNiOSE wishing To procure the most simple,
cheapest and best BEEHIVE, ever invent-
ed, can now do SO by applying to VIM ID. Cooke,
at The Virginia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb.
The combined advantages of inclined planes.
the boxes and slides alfording every facility to
remove at any time the surplus honey from the
hive, without destroying the bees, or the danger
OF single sting-the security afforded in closing
the BEES in the HIVE, and removing them from
place to place after they hived, the cheapness,
ana simplicity OF its construction-and above all
It's certain protection against the depredations of
the MOTH and other intruding insects, strongly
recommend 1t to the favorable attention of all
those who wish to make the raising of Bees pleas
ant and profitable.
HALLS PATENT SELF-PROTECTING
BEEHIVE" has received the first premium for
two successive years, at the Agricultural and
Horticultural Fairs in Massachusetts and Con-
necticut.
These hives will be kept ready made at the
Cabinet shop of the Virginia Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb at Staunton.
All orders by mail or otherwise will be prompt
y attended to.
The subscriber alone, is authorized to sell
rights in the following counties viz Hardy,
Hampshire, Shenandoah, Page, Rockingham.
Augusta, Rockbridge, Bath Botetourt, Allegany,
Creenbrler, Fayette, Logan, farewell, Mercer,
Monroe, Giles, Montgomery, Floyd, Grayson,
Wythe, Smythe, Washington, Russell. Scott, and
Lee. VIM ID. COOKE
April gig 1S42.-tf
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POO A0|MSo

NOR or less adjoining the lands Of John McCue.
e'er rirebaugh, and others. A pla, of said
aha VIII be exhibited on the day of sale.
one other tract of Land, situated in said conn.
w. on the east side Of Betsy Bell. near Staun.
ton, containing 81 ACRES i2 POLES. os;o;n;n.
the lands of Patrick McAlear, and others n niaSs
oil which Will be exhibited on the day of sale.
one other piece or parcel of Land, containing
ACKES, adjoining the lands of Kenton Har.
per Martha Mcdowell and others. and conveyed
to said Geiger by John Mcdowell, bearing da,s
me 3Oth OF September, 1888, and duly recorded
In the Clerks Office of Augusta county.
Also 66 POLES of Land lying in the corporr.
ton OF Staunion, adjoining William Craip,a
lots, late Jacob Peck's deceased, conveyed to
SAID Geiger by Jacob Leas and John G.. Sowers.
ny deed bearing date the 3lst March 1893. which
Is duly recorded in the Clerks office of Aupus,a
county.
Also the interest Of the said George Ceioer.
neing one-siXth, of HOUSE AND Lott
III y, 0'aunton, at the intersection Of Market and
beverly Streets, being tie same interest which
WAS WAS conveyed TO the said Geiger by James II.
Cioht, ana wife by deed duly recorded in the
Also "a ACRES of Land. (more or ,.s.,,u
ing on the south side of the Staunton and lanes
River Turnpike about one mile from Staun,on he.
ing the same land which was purchased hw On.
said Geiger at the sale of the same mad., Nv
Chesiey Kinney, acting Commissioner nm.
der a decree Of the Circuit Superior Court orI,aw
and Chancery for Augusta county.
Acting as Trustee, | will convey to the nurcb,
ser OF purchasers, the above property by special
warranty only.
NICH'S. C. KINNEY, Trustee.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07
NEW GOODS

THE subscribers have just received their
supply of SEASONABLE GOODS, which
is large, and embracing almost every article u
sualy kept in retail Store. Amongst their
stock may be found the following
Blue, brown, wool dyed, black, and invisi-
bic green Cloths.
London and American Cassimeres, and Cas-
sinets, all colors
British, French and American Calicoes,
beautiful style.
Mouslin de Lanes, fine black do
Merino, Bambazines and Dress Silks.
Red and white Flannel, Canton do.
Kentucky Jeans, plaid and plain Linseys
Brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtings
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Hardware, Q1eensware, Glass and China do
Dye Stulls and Spices.
Window Glass
Together with large stock Of GROCERIES
which is as good, and will be sold as low az any
In the county or elsewhere. Persons in search
Of Goods will please call and examine for them
selves. They will take in exchange for goods
all kinds Of Grain and other country produce.
J. NJ. PITMAN g. SON.
Staunton, Nov. III, 1871.
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NOTI(,E.

YNHE undersigned respectfully inform ,hei,
friends and the public. that they have asso
ciated themselves in ccpartnership for the pur
pose OF transacting
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND CON.
MISSION BUSINESS,
in Scottsville and Richmond. Aes
The business in Scottsville WILDE conducted
under the style and firm of A. Whitmore, IL CO.,
and at Richmond, in the name Of ]. ]. Fafis g.
Co. Having secured at both places, Lumber
Houses immediately onsthe Canal, they are ena.
BLEED to receive goods and produce free Of drayage
Strict personal attention will be given to receiv.
ing and forwarding goods, and to the selling Of
all Kinds OF produce consigned to their care.
J. J. FARIS,
A. WilIpMORE.
N. u. We intend keeping on hand supply OF
all the staple articles in the GROCERY LINE,
which we will sell on the most accommodating
terms for cash, or barter in exchange for country
produce. We will at all times give the highest
market price for -four.
A. WHTrMORE, g. Co.
Scottsville, April2I.
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AUGUSTA spEaNas.

Y>fllS healthy and beautiful establishment, hav-
ing been leased by the subscriber for term
OF years, has been thoroughly repaired and is now
IN complete order for the reception of company.
1t is situated l3 miles N. w. from Siaunton, and
immediately on the Turnpike from llarrisonburc
to the Warm Springs.
The good effect Of this water in all liver and
dyspepic ailectionsNits salutary action on all the
secretory organs-and its renovating influence
on debllitated constitutions, have been too well
established. to render it necessary to enlarge upon
them, and for healthfuness of climate and roman.
tic beauty of situation, the place will bear favorable
comparison with any watering place in the noun
taims.
Board VIII be rated to square with the times,
and every exertion used, in an accommoda,,no
spirit, to give entire satisfaction to all who NAV
visit them.
n. Is. LONG.
June 9, lSt2-tf
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ScOttsville, AIbcanarIc Co., Va.

'ENHE subscriber offers for sale his property in
L ScottsviIe, situated on corner lot in the
business part of the place, opposite the Eagle
Hotel. The improvements are of brck-a two
story house forty-fve by thirty feet, in which
there are two Store-rooms, fire place in each !;
the upper story is finished for dwelling with
hive rooms, two with fire places. A lumber
house, fifty by thirtyfeet attached to the Store
rooms. A brick Smoke-house, Frame Kitchen,
good stable, wood-house, &c. A well of excel
lent water in the yard, and first rate garden To
give some idea of the value of this property, l
would only say the annual rents have been four
hundred dollars. The subscriber would sell on
yearly payments, or take IN payment good small
farm. Apply TO the subscriber near Mt. Sidney,
Augusta County, Va.
HENRY HARTMAN.
Aprit 7, 1942-tf
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07
NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION
vlIa
.NcKEETER'S GRAIN I'YRESHLN'f,
AND CLEANING .M4CIfLN'E

FbNflE subscriber has on hand lot of his inn
proved machines for threshing and cleaning
all kinds of small grain, all of which will be sold
low Tor cash, or on a reasonable credit. Persons
wishing TO purchase threshIng machines would
do well to call and examine these before purchas-
ing elsewhere. This machine has many consider
nble advantages over the ordinary machines now
In use. 1t is light and portable, and can be re-
moved with four horse team, and when properly
attended will thresh and clean from, three to four
hundred bushels of wheat per day, with the same
number Of hands and horses that other ma
chimes require to perform the single operation of
threshing. Persons wishing to purchase can
have fair trial of these machines. They are
warranted to perform well, and made Of good ma
terials.
Machines can be sent to any distance with
safety. All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to, if post paid.
MATHEW McKEEVER.
June 0, 1872
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-07-07
CONTEMPLATING.

VANliE subscriber respectfully informs the public
- that be has Aken the Shop recently occupied
by MIR. David Gilkeson, in Staunton, where he
will be prepared to do all kinds of Cabinet work
In the neatest and most fashionable style. From
his long experience as workman, and the care
and attention he will bestow in the selection of
his materials, and the execution of his work, he
fatters himself that he will not fail to render salts
faction to all who may please to favor him with
their orders.
lie is provided with neat hearsc, and will be
prepared 10 meet all calls upon him as an under
taker, with promptness. d. SLONEKER.
January A, 1912.