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Office of the w. & p. Railroad Companv. ,
Winchester. March 10 1870 {

Winchester, March 10, 1912. {
's'o prevent all misrepresentation and misrepre-
sentation, notice is hereby given that all freight
collected at the Depots of this Company whether
due to this Company. any other for which it
acts, will be received in Virginia Paper, current
at Winchester. 1t is also further made known,
that all goods and merchandise, or other freights,
shipped from Philadelphia or New York, sent to
the care of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will by an arrangement between that Com
paby and the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Company, bo forwarded direct to Winchester,
without any commissions for receiving and for
warding charged at Baltimore, and the whole
freight through from either of those places, or any
other point north of Baltimore, will be collected
ia Winchester. BY Order.
]. GEO. HEST, .1gent.
April !. t842
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINAR Y,
STAUNTON. VA.

MFR. g. MRS. BAILEY will open this Semi
Az nary OH Thursday the 10Th Of September
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The present Projectors pledge themselves to
sustain the high reputation which the Cotton from,
the Richmond Factory has so justly acquired, by
working none but the very best raw material, and
therefore confidently hope to receive liberal pat.
ronage.
JAMES II. JUREY, Agent
for the Company.
Staunton, August Is, 1912.
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ACES! AXES!! AXES!!!
T1NHE subscriber has received quantity of
u AXES. manu- featured byJ. +. BARNS & Co.
Of Richmond, which will be disposed Of by the
dozen at Factory Prices. NJ. GUSHING.
Sept. 1, ISi2.-tf
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TRUST SALE OF LAND AND

PERSONAL 1pI2@lplNIlgE1Yo
--GSSc-
Rf virtue Of a Deed Of Tfus, executed to me.
= by James Miller, aud Of record i'm the Clerk q
Office OF the County Court OF Augusta, L shall
offer for sale to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the premises on Saturday the 3rd day of Decem-
Der next, TRACT OF LAND, in said decd
mentioned, containing 10 Acres more or less, adj
Joining The lands of Benjamin Weller and Solomo ON
Blowers, beingia the county aforesaid near Mount
Sidney. Also, at the same time and place, the
following
PERSONA PROP ER7Y.
named in said Deed, viz ono Cow. ~,
one ten plate Stove and piping, IN
one Clock, three Beds and bedding, UV
two falling leaf Tables, eight A->W
Chairs, one dressing Table. one copper Kettle,
one Cupboard. ono Bureau, one Saddle and Bri
die, nepair Marlingals, three Spinning Wheels,
one Frying Pan, one Shovel, two Axes, two
Buckets, two half barrels, one Skillet, two sets
Bench Tools, and one Iron Ke,tle.-Acting as
Trustee, shall convey such title only as is vest
ed in me 10y said deed-The title however is be-
leved to be unquestionabe
PETER ROLLER, Trustee.
Nov. 10, lSi2.--tds
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Office Of Commissioner in BanSrvpicu for ,
Hampshire County, N0c 3, 1872
Notice to Tho creditors of Thomas D. Brooke bank
rnP TO prove their respective debts before me, my
Office in Romncv the 21t and 18th Of November in
slant when and where said bankrupt is required TO al
tend. ALFRED T. WHITE Conn., &c
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-24

THEY have on hand a we'll selected stock OF
dry goods, and will constantly keep large sup
LINE, which they will sell low for cash or ex-
change for country Produce. All Produce sent
to their care will be stored in dry, airy and con-
venlent house, and sold or forwarded agreeable
to instructions, and all goods, wares, merchandise
&C., from the Eastern Cities or elsewhere, con-
signed TO their care, shall be strictly and promptly
attended to. They will give at all times the
highest market price for FLOUR.
Having every necessary advantage for properly
conducting their business, they respectfully soil
cit share of the public patronage, and pledge
themselves that nothing their par. shall be
wanting to give satisfaction to all who may favor
them with their business
PETER G. HOGG,
JAMES A. II. BLAIR.
Scot.svile, September %, 1877
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n ov lids

'kNHE passenger train leaves daily at five OF
- clock A. M.-returning, leaves Baltimore al
quarter past7 A. M. and arrives at WinchesS
tor about p NJ.
n. b. Passengers to Washington will hereafs
ter receive tickets to Harper's Ferry, at the regu-
lar rate of passenger fare until further notice.
J. GEO. HEST, 8gent.
Winchester Depot, Dec. 81, 1871.
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N0)7HI0i&o

'sNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
l. friends and the public, that they have entered
into co-partnership, under the style and firm of
KCGG & BEALR, for the transaction of a
general
GROCERY, PRODUCE, COMMISSION AND
FORIVARDING BUSINESS,
1T SCOTTSYILLE
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-24

FRESH DRUGS & EGIDICEEgES.
THE subscriber has Just received fresh SUP
Ply OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, and DYE
SUITS, which he offers for Cash at the lo,cest
P'ces' A.. d. WREN.
October 6, 1912.
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T H T. T RIB u N T..

g,yrLsR TEcnSoLocY; OR PROFESSIONS AND TRADES
Br EOwAEp HAzsS. vols 10 $50. Iiarpe5s' Family
Library
These volumes give a succiac,, ,hougllclearaad
..i.tictory sccocntof the various professions and
elcs which a:;ord occupation, to man in state Of
..ilized =socie,y-embracing their history, Their
.e,el.. conditions and a description of their pro-
s+.es. s,c,--Prcseaiins, in u smalI compass,
d great amour, of highly claiors and useful IN
cation t is awork which may be read with
.asurc and advantage b., ALL but to yourg minds,
.-eciaIly i,canuot fail Of being cmncn,ly attract
&. 1hsre are numerous Pistcs, illustrating the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19
literature Abroad.

! ,nong TIE works advertised IN Edinburgh is a
-ca.: edition Of the Wav,xlcy Novels, in octayo
abcrs olsGi pages each, 70 be entitled 9. The
,5gtsfor.l Edition and to BE- elnbcllishcd By
-c than tco tkouSead Illustrations, drawn and
.raycG by the FIRST artists. Among th4tn will be
rsiis Of most Of the originals of SCOTS char
! crs. and views of the mos; interesting real To-
iitie.
h Germany the press continues 10 tecrn with
| gchqststores OF learning and imagination
a,ns the yoluincs lately published at l.cipsic is
!! q entitled The Bibepolists Year Book, for
II. which coutans an account Of every thing of
el ntercs, connected with literature, for the
q; mol tho lcs.t important of which the
:. for the protection of literary property in Ba-
"a. Aus;riu, Sardinia, &c, AT Hamburg the
,,hu.aou works Of the painter Peter otto liungc
l.ecxci,ed attention; lhcyembracc many letters
NE arts, BY Goethe. the historian Nicbnhr and
| mr. eminent men. Tic splendid edition o the
',As OF Frederic tie Great, new press at Ber-
will COS, about 100000
One Aueus,e Luchot OF Paris, has been con
AIMED By the Court of Assizc of La Seine t.
agyears' imprisonment and fac Of SOC francs
! offences against public morals ina novel emit
1 lie Nom dc la Famil!c. How fortunate
F some of our writers, Professor Insrai.a;n,
; Instance that such offences are not sorewareled
I In this month an expedition under Dr.. Lepsias,
| 10 leave Prussia for Egypt, for scientific and an
lqlnran explorations.
The Antquares Of Copcnhagcn have just pub
l.hed new Volumes Of their Transactions, and OF
! cir Memoirs.
| In Sns,.v., a quarterly Review has been cs-
HjsAcd Among the new publications arc a
aas!ation OF Bu!wer's Richclicu,' and u colec
ouci the Sermons of Bishop Fruzcn. tho Paul
Scandinavia
In Geneva and Paris u large number of works
!, ayC appeared in regard TO the Swiss Rcformcrs.
aAe French have made u series of bitter attacks
Calvin and his fellow champions of Protest
l1.ln., which hsyo been met ut Geneva by Gargons
,ioihers, and most l,iumphanl!y rcfuled.
Nr. ]. S. Buckingham has published a sequel to
travels in this country, entitled The Slave
ia.e, of America |, i. in two oc,avo volumes,
s.is cmbchshed with steel rngravngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19
VOL. III. No. 8.
a s S O Ola TION:

Ut FrlNclpes OF a TUG OTganlZahon OF SocletJ..
OUR EVILS aaE 50 .iAL, SoT POLITICAL: POLITICAL
REFORMS CANNOT REMEDY THEM.
1 Tx eorsaip ortti, column Is distinct orn ia. Of
Tx Tribune. fdfress letters 7e.tpaA to A. BRtsEAXE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

IA TO LET-'I'he 3 story brick House
I@ No. 500 Ea Broadway, from lst May next 1t !,
pleasantly situated The junction Of Grand street, 1t "
be put in good order ana rented low For terms apply
F. TRACY, No.l2l Prarl-,uert
ai ST. or 10 j. r. TRACY, No. 81 NaSsau.St. I'd floor
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RES DICTIONARY of Arts, Man
= uiaclures and Mines. No. this day recci,edhy
SANT0N < MILES, lc6 Fulionsrt,t.
AB'-SANTON x MILES will open a large assortment
biological Classical aud Miscellaneous Books on The
W May, al 2u5 Broadway, told stand OF William A. Col
~ alS
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"a TO LET-A workshop with 4 supe-
nor !igEt-reat io~. Inquire 0; J. Locke n rear
on No 81 Ann a. In
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u ISIS FT-KNNIE Nd DUII It
bcr having rebuilt his Foundry. thc former with most
of pattern having been destroyed by fire III Ftbruary
again prepared OrSeCnc orders or his invaluable Fur
In making patterns the different sizes CLASH
.e-l by the number gallons The boiler contains III lieu o!
Nv the barrel her- They wi vary much from,
and TN. prices Will be a follows hi bbs Is gallons, 81
one bb 80 gallons, :i8 common bbl or 30 gnlcs S2l
extra Dbl 50 gao"s Si t-o ibis or 90 9"ilons so
100 aIio,r. Sl tour bbl IN gallons S's; Dbl or l5D
gallons SO nine Pantr.s Farmers, by enclosing
lie amount by mail bill, oany specie paying bank can
lav. either ot the above shipped they may dccL Al
letters must be post paid Address !. L. MOTT,
2Gi water-Strert, New-York.
p S-Those WHO yet prefer setting in BRICK can be FUR
.,-d with cnldrons OF either of tie above sizes, winch
aay e hereafter fitted WIKI the Furnace should the
brick Setlin. be abandoned. az I'm
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,lRANDOLES.-The subscribers are
. BOW receiving an assortment OF Spring Goods, con.
! Of Astral and Hall Lamps, hronxcd osao,u and 81
etondolss. ,ilvcrplatcd Cake Baskets and Candle.
. Britannia Tea Sets and cos'ee-rrnS Gothic and
Sch Tea-Tcay>, ivory handle Table Cutlery, together
q general assortment o. Fancy Goods. all OF which
y sod on reasonable terms BEACH &SENTON,
Ii, Chatham-st
81 ,,,r,. ,.I,-, Nv, ed ,ud repaired. ais Sls
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;,z1 HOITSES TO LET in Brooklyn

&S4 11OUSLS L " IL az
Three 1870 story and attic serteei OtlSh t 80
,.7Ir .-r11,. and under cellar. corner Of eaiI. i.a
Jackson streets beng but short distance rom s -,I
Ferry The corner has Basement store "fich
5ooc sand for an apoth-car Rent 10 5Iial sta.ee
E.ray $500 or they 'rou! be rented caci! IoliE ~
families Also .eDttn Brooklyn The conoe irt
-" s,t ore situated on Hauiitoe avenue iniiec asly
a0Inny the bGgeto GowaHus. being gooa ,,sh't os d
t1:-rn and grocery siore-rent S5fl Also; 20 seo ~
Hrs,glvn on FurT.n street, near the uitnn tfE' 80
an,i-b sd-oos for f.aes rent OF - 70 20 PS, hoi.
-'Pps; No 70 Broadway, New ofh Or 10
'oi'-' Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

GEOLOGICAL ENCURSIONS.-Ar-
y angcmcn,s made 10y the Exchange Lvceum Tor
Sc Excursions 10 examine and collect n,,nsras plants
20 and ether specimens OF nature, for FAMILY CABi
rs Nr the Depository OF the Lyceun and ior exchanges
She Societies and with individuals in different parts
Sod Those wishing To engage IN them are invited
5ai al The Exchange Lvceunl, SAG Broadway. miGu
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"a FOR SALE.-A four wears lease.

rror 1T Nav OF the premises situated st Blooming
dat loot OF IL, consisting OF two s0fy dwelling
house and large frame building, 10 by 70 itet am! room
20 te. I- sell lighted with other buildings attached:
horse POWER steam engine boiler both ne" aad N .S
,esnt WORKING order, Also patent Ulang!e .a, Whse
;,fr-, tubs &r |, Is the most healthy location. ~
the North RIVER and well suited Tor any bn-nrS oncres
light machinery required posse .sng COCK an or al -
OF land For particulars apply on INC PREM 40 2vy-
Mad I ar. II, :
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hey al4o keep constantly hand supply of Deny and
Blank Books OF every variety OF pattern and finish
rt with assortment of Letter and Cap Papers and
ssary in general. booksellers and Merchants from the
1iry are invited 10 call. NIP
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IT ARDNJARE. American Locks Sc
z 4 VAN BLARCOM CHANPLIN,= Successors 10
4. !. H. Roosevelt. 80 Pearl,rcc;, second door above
Reehnan-,:racil Builders ana Dealers, American
Pin Locke 5 s. l. inch; Sliding Door trimmings. Mnrt.ce
Iocl Store Donr-LOck &c 10 suit any thickness Of q or,
We a~o agents Tor the sal OF ne" and beautiful Nor
lice Lock; tn, article combines al! the advantages OF the
usnal Morticc Lock and i afforded less prize lan
IN, Rim Lock, being saving OF more Than 80 per cent Inc
curious and economical invited ra NJ the store ZIG
Pearl-t and examine themselves. where they will find
the mos, complete OF Binders linrt!varr ana
n a> a. low rates as al ot@r house ihc city ato}eale
and retnii. JOHN A. VAN RLhHCOM.
- mo- 2In- CHRISTOPHER CIIAMFLlN.
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n AGREEABLE RECREATION.-

T. vis, tho extensive grounds al foookea the beaa
which have been 80 highly cA,olled aud which are ~
ally thrown open the public ~ii! prove a> pleasant
'tur>ion b. made frm the CITY at Tbs seaSon-
salh> are nav in good order. and the grounds are
"a with all ,i,- luNur2n, freshness OF an early spring
us can be more gratifying the mind than The cox
cation OF 80 charming scene. ais Inns
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ps.& FARMS FOR sALt.-Onc of $50


-. tho oi Smithtown, l. l. on tie main
country road Orchait OF which Is cleared the other
uai. timber ard Vim good fence. healthy ntlghhor-
hood With schools nerrhe Land i good aud ~ situated
that can be mnirino several convenient Farms with
proportion of uahe and woodland each I>convenence
the Railroad has induced number OF mechanics 10 ertIt
houses Tor their families t, land, and i,rery desirable
Il will be sold At Sl5 per acre.
Al.0 Farm 70 acres the Sound and good har
ior excellent village. The Land Is ma very pro-
iuctive condition. well ccct ngd NaterGd, air.e quantity
fruit locIsir timber. comfortable
house barn and or. fnuthuiltgs. Iii every WAY very
desirable l,pn-~ lf-rmiGg residence. II viii nc sold
cheap and Iarrr ir, purchase money remain
mortgage For particulars 6otapply at 2ls Fron,,.
Scw-iorh. l2B Inn
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! ILVER PLATE.-Wm. Thomson, No.
By Special Appointment
EOSEDII CII | OWE Pen Alannfnctllre

Ry SptclaI App0lnlltnL
NOSEPTI GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE OUEEN-CAuTI0N.-The Ai:h chsra
thc>. Pens has induced the attempt on tha pauo
svera Sreputahe makers practice fraud not only Upon
Mr. GI.tt bul also upon the puhsc. An ntrr!orarc Gle.
bearing The mi.>pellsi name, thus, G!et emitting he n'a
l. the parh.i. IL can readily 5e detected by is
unfinished appearance and the conlCn style II "!ch
il i put up
Observe. the genuine Pens all marked in iu-
Jo..rh c;illotrs P.sn," Joseph Gllle warranted;
an, that each gross bears nc smile OF his signature
Tie above ,9ay be had wholesale, OF HENRY JESSOF
ivl5 " = join-s!rr~1. corner 81 tt;t
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M RITlNG and Merchants Accounts

v The undersigned continues 10 give instruction IN
wiring, Booskeepln. and Coat'rca Arithmetic during
the day evening" The SSsnS may be receced entirely
p.iUute ifieSired.
Tie terms the charged by the advertiser dur
inr III. year, viz SIS Tor either branch sngy until
the REQ li>ite proficiency Is attained.
To ct:viac rth,a ANNOYANCE from useless applications,
the bf that he neither processes 10 teach
writing fixed number OF lessons. 10 provide sItua-
Tor ;S .tucuH; and As regards hi, mode OF InStruc
lie dc-rls sufficient 10 state, for the Information OF
strangers what be easily tested by enqulrinG anon,
merchants that there hundreds OF young men tut
filling the duties OF responsible and lucrative situations IN
this city who owe their advancement In the advertisers IN
,tructou. THOMAS JONES, ls3 Broadway.
For sale the rooms JoNEss Book: kEErlSG just pub
ssd and already adopted the ening Academic inst.
rr,anS in this CIV Pric,. 81 So ll5t;
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pOARDING-A Gentleman and his
splady, three si5i E"'.-c' c"'' be "c:""'-
modaed with pleasant rce,fd board from the ls Of MAY
next loO Orchard-sirect. Inquire liz same street.
References exc Hanged mil luz
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Social Evils are less intense in this Country than
in Europe, it is truc-and why? Because we have
n va, sxtcn, OF soil and thin popnlation and be-
cause there are outlets and new fields of action Of
tcrcd to the increasing population, and to those who
cannot find employment or who have boen ruined
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.ompletr a's GT.SEFs AND spEcTAcLEs.

made after liz most approved princlpe, o. Up'cs, ard
recommended by most kliul Oculsts and the hoaora-
be. Academy of Physicians Vienna, and by eyera En-
roean universities for superior efficacy and adapta
non 10 the VARIOUS OF tie Long, Weak and short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19
INV paner Hanging and Upholstery

NEW Paper Hanging and Opaols,e err,
Warehouse No 81 Maiden lane near ne
subscribers inform their friends and TIE .msr
nase r JUS Which they for sale on rasoiso
lens and in Quantities TO suit purchases ~ Nae
assortment Oh i,nos''i' 49, IS J. GRATACAP.
B. The business will continue 10 be carried S ~ @
srr al tn. old stand No. S: MAIDEN la!is, liz
-, .,stal,li,l,eG for The last 20 years -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

II the entire annual product Of France were d.
viacd equally among its thiry-twe millions of in
hab;ial,s. each would have clcren cents per day:
but OF ,hi, scanty product minority OF the Wealthy
absorb so large portion tia, twenty-five millions
nave upon an average but about six cents day
each to defray all expenscs-food, lodging clothing
relaca,ion. &c VIVA; must be the Intellectual con-
di,icp education, and the pleasures OF beng VINO
mas six cents . day 10 pay for them all
In Ireland, out OF population of Gig millions
every third person experiences, during thirty weeks
III the wear deficiency Of even tlird-rae potstoes
To be continued
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w, Commentary on the New resnient, lvcl
i1~Net HYMNS. plain and extra binding.
$ HG and Beauties oi Rev, John Wesley, with The par
~ Of his VIII and Portrait. | v.l. lSino. 80 cts
~ Sketches, by Rev, John Ns~land Ma'!it, Chaplain
'ss''ss. For sale by
)! RLnn,IEI u Clinton Hall -
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But we are yersing gradually toward the fright
FIJI Misery which exists in older civilized Countries
nay, already part in 1t, and VIC are moving
roundwarC in the fatal circles of the horrible vortex
Some OF the NlScric> of which we shall speak are
already upon US; ard those which arc not should
- :. h,oco,s to yarn Ms OF our danger
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rrNnRA IILIC LINE-Ground Lime

HYDRAULIC LINF.-V'rOunu LIlIIt.
4 Z Cement North River Lump Line and "he-wast
i,, Lime for sale by John P rhos Cumming u AZ ts
b SorIh Ferry Brooklyn. The following articles taken
n sxshsnce ior the above w-flour barrels win TWO
heads IS each--do with one hesu !, lug =
ea,s ac iin. bb> one head cents do=~o heaG,. II
- .Iiv.-.. Al either The above places an III!
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WHOLE NO. $50.
REAL ESTATE

~ DRUG STORE FOR SALE. with
Fixtures. 1c- Possession immediately Ap,
si( N $: Cl.5Stie--. tl5;i
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Ir bases his in choosing the most 'ittng giasrs
,icbt ana each ., cuIiar circumstance attending IL
The manifest benefit experienced by thousands from the
.- M. glasses satisfactorily shown mat every species
nj weak vision can be- strengthened well a. >bof.ghte'
o.r prevented and diminished by their careful application,
oayuinry in persons who have decreased Their complaint
fv improper other glasses especially IN reading or
working at night thereby strang tic sght 100 nuci anu
not unfreauently causing total blindness 20 en-uc
The same nigh testimonials above referred TO can De pro-
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MOTIFS PATENT AGRICULTURE

B-Pet Birds and Animals stuffed natural as lie.
Broad
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Isf.S!s'IT
OF hich he has excellent assortment on Hihu So
ro1t stands: also astronomical aud t'rrrt'lrial s'pJ
Chase, of various size. Pocket DO for dstfH ~;
Trair. TO- for two eyes; p',n ~ 81 81 y ,s.,y
.,"sr1,,.s tc Cron second floor ." 10 20 array
oppo.- The City fIaerla"se rom he ,,, nu-
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k7A TO LET-In Brooklyn, : handsome
story and attic Brick Houses with marble nantei'
ana folding Doors ;caSany situated rs and III Nassau
street about minutes walk rom Fulton Fcr% Rem
400 zach EnGuir. OF SAMUEL SiIOrWELL
al66, On tn. premises
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situation as Waiter. &c.
w br very capable man, excellent references
a ,-,l.- al 81 WashinutnT-st. al@s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

There are in the city of London about Two hun
rcd and thirty thousand bsggarS, thieves, pick
pockets and Migrants. VIVA. multitude OF beings
are here plunged into the lowest depths OF ice,
Crime and Degradation When people condemn
ASSOCIATION and uphold the present System OF So
ce,y, why DO they no. take into account the a"tui.
amount of Misery and Degradation which this sys-
tenn produces In Paris there is, is comparison,
rcarly an equal amour, of Misery and Depravity
In sen,c of III. Wards where the poor reside. ont
Of ertrp t,rclrc children born eleren die the frst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-26
corrssPonashrs ef Ia Balij4ors .7msriralaa.
.l EER YoRK NAVEL 81 a. M,
RnODE Isl. AND.MAINE.


i From Providence we learn this mora.
ing that Dorm has taken refuge ia This
eiiy- TammsHy Han will be,a 6tlessiHg'
place FOR him. This Is sls there is Of TO-
terest, for little Rhedy" seeins 10 be en-
iirely restored 70 quiet again. thanks so
the galfanlry Of Governor King and Bis
associates. .85
A slip from Hsllowell. Maine Of The
18Th. states that the Legislature net the
day before in good spirits. and a douait-
lee Of . q Tie Senate and Is 81 he
House were appointed 10 consider The
Governors Message. They voted uaaai,
ta5Rsly 10 choose Commissioners and give
then JFNperers. -Four Comuissione dis
viii be chosen, Two from each political
parry. Epery thtag, sags the aip. Il lies
II should De-