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CAUTION
TO F EN- AL IL S /.

90 VARIOUS and desperate the erpedsnts rsored to
by anornt though impudept PretenS.r: With the object
called upon Iu them thsr guard One exped.nt to
nut mp round and forthwith to call genuine
"EeHae Monthly with the hopa thertb to effect
for Their. hs 5.Puta ion tired by NADINE k::ts.
calls herself he better 70 deceive the Iubc)
aemale ply m" Females, therefore, nerd not be de-
cover AND nodce valuable medicine yet espieabe and
dshonts palm off the unsuspecting simple
miserable counterfeits and limitations Of The genuine
All "Female Monthly s eounterfets except those
obtained at M sdame Restels Office
See advertisement headed Counterfeit Femalc Monthly
Pis mllm-
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TO PAPER MANUFACTuRERS.-The subs :riben Nv
notice that Messrs Howe Goddard of srcessr M1ss
ort notice upon the most reasonable terms Fosrdrisr aS
chimes to :se the web j leaves the dryer Ahs
psr which in point Of finish i supsd
~ any other establishment this country large number
slow operation ef the best mills to whom rssrsass
will be given for all particu!ara
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SADDLE AND HARNESS
MANDATORY.

No, 2ss Broadway, corner Of Park Place, N
~ GORGE Derrick takes this method to thanks to
VI his friends and the public for the liberal he
has received his line and remind them that he st
aud has.es: Of every description at reduced prizes: vi,
that he has just received best hao London made
Saddles with spring bars which he sell very low for cash.
All articles ured BY him warranted be
best material and superior workmsn hip
N. B-Horses carefully measured and fitted by himself
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o. P9 IL z | Z P y
aRe nxrfect ia thia art and then

N ! l l ~
ssBe perfect in th,s art and then
MR. s.' fe: :e;'t
ssy hs e
fss IS: ws
w. IN ossins Ss the last tim. for several
would invite the attention I, Of od hS Foe io ,s
ssay sas % Is.
liable lectures which they may hear "a. md S
s' spG sRssp:!aa''s q
CO. S al pr ss % as
future period with the utmost degree east
wss is an.Ss as
especially invited t. call. as y.y m.tisTi,g
thfT s FIVE DOLLARS for thorough course
QUESTION within the pecunary means Of every intelgen
xesdsmy ciarndoa House. 30. Broadway, Of ga-
CITY DEsPAICA rOsT.-,Leaer. d,posisd III "a.
principal regularly Tor delivery throughout city a.
E els, street =. and Ssloea three cent; each
delivery Of description Of Social md Com
'I
hroa.h the "sSsm Of the Free stamps an ,gsn and be,
sDes q: TO IF private
The nsps b; William wh
Gallon ny AExD 9o'
Gshsrs the f1llowns- rhe murder Of Mrs Collin: BY pa
" sss "
h. Y. ss e. 9's s s.
41sy as ' S.sss e.
p s M .nd Of John oN land
mist Is S sf.asl 8 :,r Don News York.
WANTEDIA ..ps,i9n 9 in hotel. as Pss,,y Cock FL
MEPlCAL CARn-!p., CoGrE., 30. Y pYan: 81, nea,
s'!s the S%?
iSiSs is% n ss'ss
ssssrs. sssiS him.
= The %od ~So.' ' pro-
af
sssa ssS FROM nths morning until 10 a'nGh or
M f. b s Mount ns oS
MI: +
III f ass
az s. o T. credit
offered making ~ ads.aas.oS! sosrse ossh .r sosd
\ HHSEG slyss sss + ri 4: 4. &.
Philadelphia. oath Feb lsaq fa5imii
EOR sALE-Germsn rspeseheap for cash, at No = God
street f23 Inn
ITO The fUBLIC.EWears authorised by David Leavilt.
state Jonss .d1sr ::msnt Of this MORNING in the
Courier and Enquirer, without his sanction and that the
nd idual who has bet engaged lock placed
the vault of.sa Bank By Jones Oss not hmsd as 70
journey the mos honorable workmanke and
the Of HIS LABORS has been the act OF H. C.
Jones.
Solomon Andrews has never b,en present attempted
10 work said lock- We also at liberty to state
the tempt Of H. Jones the conbnation lock
by said Bank, was With THE DOOR OPEN. he having
the deeeto most Of the time adv
WABswORTR & SMITH,
MI lw Agents ofthe Anne rican Bank Lo Co.
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AMERICAN BANK LOCK COMPANY.
.aNDREK,S AMERICAN LOCK.

.4NDREW'S AMERICAN LOCK.
ITO THE PUBLIC-$5c0 REWARO.-The late repeated
and reports which have been wide and indus
trousy circulated that Andrews celebrated Combination
dsregared unworthy of Ooce beginning to
character pausbi,ty by which many upright
have been deded to give their sanction and counte
to such reports The American Bank Lock Company tsre
FORE with the view Of testing tins question to put the
beyond contradiction have decided TO place one Of
certified check Five Hundred Dollars which shall
be the ward who may ope0r pick the Lock
This certified and drawn able to the order Of O.
J. Cammann ESD Cashier of the Merchants Bank Of this
city retains the key OF the Lock- and to whom reference
Is presumed that the public banks officers banks
be satisfied bysa fair and honorable test none ether
BY arts ofchcsnery and trick (Which win be exposed i'll be-
comes necessary) the creduty and Of
whose would not be allowed they had been Of
the decepops The Ameucan Bank Lock Company by this
only seek establish the nfaibe security Com
bnaton which thus far wthstood every test and
this however they discaim intnton of
Locks their business being 10 prevent an ensetua bar
rier 10 Bank Bnrgiers.
The Chest will remain exposed in the Exchange Reading
Room for two months from this date.
WADSWORTH & SMITH,
j90 I'm Agents Of the American Bank Lock Co.
CvOAL! COAL !.-ReductiOn Of Pnces-Peach Orchard,
" Ash Broken and Screene the yard delivered
age free, to cote consignment the following prices
Broken and Egg ............. 90
Lehigh. size. ............. 7 90
Liverpool 50
NJ B-Biacksmiths Coal $s 50. Yard, so4 Washington,
Spring st -, o,,r,~.rv
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IXTANTED-A situa,ion in hotel, as Pastry Cook Ell
qure No 900 William street. second floor, left hand.
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n HK ATUM-How important the import Of sentence
sometimes he.omssion Of little werd In late card
public Doctor Carpenter endeavored t. that with
the advantages regua medical school and
thirty years practice and in certin lass Of
all in the short period Of two or three days
portant fsoeonary Of the types the word not 70
might seem Doctors fc. literally beseged bv ap?Ii-
relief this high principles and stranger
s u tbs fact that q them were acsnsx swea M ~
81 W.T. Tu mem:
Doctor Carpenter ectfuy HIS friends and pa
irons that his skill and sssduy will usual be de
voted TO their weare admit very speedy
and hence the importane Of early aPplicationtO .
f252w' DR. CARPENTEk No. 4 teck slip
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CELEBRATED MINERAL
FILLING DECAYED TEETH!

FILLING DECAYED TIE Z n!
Mons NJ continues to restore decayei Teeth, however
large or small the cavity making stump into sound
Tooth instantly curing the Tooth however painful or
sensitive mstchng in point of color the natural corex
or enamel of the Tooth The Mineral is applied in few
seconds without the slight est pain beat, pressure,
and lasts for many years. preventing the necessity Of
Extracting which is SO injurious to the Human Frame
that painful and dsagreeable operation has such ten
dency shaer the constitution OF delicate and nervous
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
PUBLIC SALE
OF BERKELEY LAND

NEYifI. be sold, at Public sales on Mondas
+" ike lstk dsg on .sersnssr, (being Court
day.1 ia the town Of Msrtitsburg valuable
TR.aeT or LAND. situate IN Berkeley conn-
". aud knowuas whitiag's Neck. coatain-
ing 400 ACRES, 20 of which are 10 Wood,
30 acres Of lirss rate river bottom, and the ba-
lance upland of superior quality. Persons wish
ing tessee the land before the sale, can do 80 BY
calling 6pon Dr. Z. n. Whiting, living on lhe
adjoining farm. who viii show Il
Tho advantages possessedtby this farm, from
Its proxlmitY 10 the cansl, render il very deki-
rable property.
.7ns t.ras ef sac silf6k-oae-lhird cssi, The
balance Ia two eqaal iEstalmenls. Of ope and
two years, with interest from The day Of sale
the dsfhrred pay mepss secured BY bonds and .
deed Of trust on The land
+. n. WHITING.
Millwodd. va. Sspt. q. lsll.--eoNts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
FIN II. as.iosal i'sisIiigeaesr, oelossr 5

W. ~ stetsVFN0s AfAttttE tteEeI IctOoeEl
HI The Wines AND THE TARIFr Among
the strange oversigh,s which occur in5b.f.
WEBk TER' 5 late great speech. the foIlow.
ing il nota little remarkable; and IA il
etfec4-atftesst where uttered --isininicsi
ie bis friends and 10 that grea. Wing
cause 10 which be is 60 zealous,y attach
He'd, we make no doubt that be will, in bis
next address, set The matter ia its-irur
light He. says: 1T is moi true iba,
the Tariff act passed solely by the Whig
Essfrengih' and SO far be, is right: but
when he adds, .of could have passed, X
be commits a vety gross error. The next
! ssntenceis equally inexsct in what itas-
sefIs: 'Itis moi true.that he majority of
Wings could be found 10 fsYeT Of Ii iat
either house Of Congress" . d
Nov, we find. on looking overthA yeas
and NAYS, that eighiy.txo Wings exclad.
1 ing Messrs. Cushing and Profit, lveied
for. and lhifty one 0gainst The bill, on ia
6nal passage: while, Of the Locofaeos.
twenty three voted for. and Eeysniv.oue
1 (including Megsrs. Gilmers1 Wise tnd
I MAll6ryl againstit. More than two-t8ifds
| Of THE AVhigs, therefore. supported h ard
hardly one fourth of the LqcofoeOs, ia'iha
House Of Representatives.
InEihe Senate, i is certainly enough 10
say, that but four Locofocos voted for the
bill, and these noioriously while they
would gladly have defeated #, il they bad
dared. II
Bot Mr.. Webster goes on 10 say. I'VE
al know that more than thirty Wings vo-
ted against the tariff. eut and out" Now,
50 far is ibis from being correct, that large
partIof those who did oppose Il, only 80
/ voted. a. IS notorious, because they re-
sisted 10 the last, The abandonment Of the
Hand fund. II was only thus thai Msssrs.
Adams, Arnold. Bolts. Milton Brown W !.
1 b. Campbell, n. J. Campbell. Gamblers.
4 Casey, Gentry, Goggin, Green. WI. C.
Johnson, MaiAiot. Owslty, Sprigg. SUM
liners, J. B. Thompson. Triplstt, and IN
Ederrood-in al, nineteen out of the thir.
-lly-one against il were LED 10 oPpoas IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
CREAM gU1LD1NG.

w LII. s. nsgsH 5Ro n sa H-si';a
REPAIRER, and TUNER r ORGANS AND PI.
AMOS, viii remain at MIR ABEIt's Hotel, in
Charlestown. for few Days; atsshich plaes
persons requiring services in his lipe Of bdfiness
will please call He has Recommendations Of
his skill ana fidelity in business from persons
Of the first responsibility and eminent professors
--shd feeIs just confidence in claiming the az
tentiSn Of the public 10 his vocation.
0ct. 6. fsl2-3ts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
$50 REWARD.

NyscA3ED FROM TaE JAIL oFjEFFER
"a SqN COUNTY, on Sunday night last, %
iPssan,, PETER aEINoFF. who. bad
been eoiamllted 70 SID lail Zoe horse stealing
he IS ABOUT 25o 3ossesrs Of sEe-fve feet 4
Or 5 inches high-liShl hair, grey eyes, high
cheek bones. round full face. and very ssoutly
made Had % biae frock coat. and Panta-
loons of lie same eleth---a pair q ne v coarse
ihoe, hFoadt&in hal 81
e7.Tbe above reward will Be paid on bis do.
lsert 70 the jail q tkis county, Or ii secured ID
any jail whore be etd b had on application.
WM.aa. GRIG6s, gsilos n n
0et {, 1912. Jsfu1se ssuEis, n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
buggy, Close Carriage, !. &c.,
FOR SALE.
yare chance for q Good B.aRG.HL.N,

"A rars chance for a Good BsaRGy7LJNg
HT0R SALE on ver5 accommode ting terms, :
II 6rst-rate new Buggy with Top and Harness
serJ little used7a good sscond-hspd Carriage,
just repaired and -of quite modern style; pain
Of very handsome M1iss, well mstehsd in color
and size. and pretty we'll broken 10 harness =
sIso. new two horse Wagons aud Harness foI
mules. Apps 10 the Postmaster a. BerrySille
Clarke county.
October s. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13
ShannOndale Springs
@ o NJ = n n z.

4 N adjourned meeting OF The Stock holders Of
~ this Company will be held II the Office Of
ANDaEw KESsxDY, Esq 10 Charlestown, on
Satusdsy dc I5ih day Of October instant, at 10
O'Clock, Al H..
iI5-A punctual attendance Is desirable.
Il + Persons having elsims not yet adjusted will
please leave their accounts 81 the store Of Mr..
Charles g. Stewart 4
b. c. WASHINGTON,
Oct. s, 1912 President.
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MLL FOR RENT,

nsOWnn's Tonic Mixture,
nNoR Fsrsk aid Agss, Nervous Weakness,
Sept. 1. 4 u chiDLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

MiIlrOad. Va. sspl. q, lsia. -sow,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

From tks .Nisu Fork Tyibunx-- -.
Mr.. WEBsrER.s SPEECH A. rr-rr
HALL. BOSTON. =
FRiDAr MORNING. sRRrEnuER %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-13

FfsHE Executors 81 the ReS! w c. Walton,
dscsaSed, oaey Cor sale that beautiful and
desirshle FARM ID the county Of Jeharson, on
the Shenandoah River, called " Bsihanyl' con
talnsrg aboas
400 Acres of Prime Land,
A large pasg 81 uhich is in Zoe TtMbER+-hAve
ing large and eosnmodious Dwelling, &c sc.
4 small part 81 The purchase money Is % Be
paii ii hand and the balance on long credit
Ap1ly 10 q paugherly, (p0slsge paid, J
charistloWn, JET rson county, Virginia.
DscemesF 80, ieti.-k,
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ADAM YOUNG, JR.
10 % U g g : S 81 ;

HI AS always on hand supply 81 Drugs, Me-
4 ii dieines. Patent Medicines, Fruits, Confec1
tiosary, Peuunery, Fancy Articles! segars,
Snn1s, Tobacco, &e.i
July "a, Id42
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A REAL YANKEE TRICF

The CinclnnatlI Message tells rrf
story Of a yankee stage passenger aho n.
travelling in Ohio; it appears that lie beca..
quite Indignant al the Iun keepers tor char
ing passengers fifty cents per meal, sb.
persons on horseback were accommo5.,sl
for "a quarter" protesting that lie a.l
paid seventy five cents per day for n
keeping Of The stage horses all tie 80.
he was only laughed a. ~ his fellow a,
seneers, aud rdciuled by a stage agent :
happened 10 be one Of The COMPANY, .stf.
grumbllng. On arriving At the bottesl
small town, jonathan got out, On pEc.ag4
OF having some business TO transact, sa..rI
that be would bs al the tavern 10 tue h
dinner, although bis comrades supposed +
intended sponging that Iadispe4...
meal from some acquaintance IL town, such
however was not the fact, Jona,ban On
himself a stout walking stick, and, Is ks.y
iug ia rear Of the stage, managed to d
pear like dusty, waywoTn ioot lFac.i
when lie arrived al The ion, wLeie ha IA.
cd With the others, being tie lasi 10 Ie.l.
tho table; on enqulrLe al tAe BAR sdsa
the stage passengers had just paid !ar5.s.
i cents each, he found Lls L.il to aa.z,
10 quarter, paid il, received hs eaal.
aud, to The surprise Of the landlord u. !.
but his fellow travellers, Jumped la.1 Il.
Stage, and Iefl tho town without L4Nss
pay for the feeding Of The Stage 4-n.. :
Yankees or ever.
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.FsESGEEE.E.sTiGE y.

\ CHAPTER 0N PROPOSALS.
II vii b. decuct vanity ut ny age to
say tia. Ut twenty Two | was possessed Of
foil share Of tue ordinary charms oil youth.
Wlttina little Of the Ches,ettieldlan stand
ard IF height; with locks bacl, and gloss,
IS the ravens wing talas the driven SNOW
IS nc, Writer now With FAIR complexion,
checks glowing with the red tide Of youth
and health, end possessing what is generally
considered sufficient coed sense and edlco
lioa tof all the practical purposes Of lne, il
may Be thought that my experience IN mat.
,ers Of the heart ough, 10 have proved an
exception 10 tie rulu that 1.-The course OF
true love never did run smooth. But
alas not 50 Ii was my fortune 10 become
acquainted with young Indy possessed Of
50 many charms, mental, moral, aud per
soaal, aud SO superemlaeut ~ each, tia, II
sas indeed Impossible lur ITO to AVOID fall
lns, as did, desperately IN love With her.
As far as gldaces Of the eye, trcmors Of
tho voice, and occasional uucndocs might
60, doubt not that succeeded full well IN
inpatllns 10 her knowledge OF The state
OF my heart and Will no, presume upon
Your patience 50 much as To detail the ex
iacy q lbs with which | frs, discovered
through similar media, 0 reciprocity oi feel
ing on the part Of tic young lady. L., /,
suffice 10 shy that tins sas the case, md
that the tune camo when il was incumbent
Oh me to make a distinct uyowal oil ny
love. This, after long and perploxed men.
tai debate, ! resolved to DO by letter, after
writing some forty epls,les on as many
sheets oil guided paper, | finally succeeded
10 forming u letter, amounting to about SIX
lines, containing as | thought The coudans.
ed qnlniessonce of every Thing TIA, could
or ought TO DO said on the subject. 0f tie
previous moroccan, ! retain now but sliah,
recollection. That /, abounded with terms
expressive Of pure, warm, ardent, glowing,
undylng everlasting, und unprecedented NJ
lection, have mol the least doubt. Bo,
unfortunately, this iulo specimen Of epis
iolary excellence was scarcelv finished
when ehanclns to peruse some Of the oxpe
rences OF predecessor in the paths OF
lovo, read that nothing was more unwise
or dangerous, than making an offer OF ones
hanf and heart by means of pen aud paner.
With the credultty Of a simple mind, |
at once gave Implicit ctedence 10 ,hls.doc
srine, and frightened al the fearful precnicc
which | had so narrowly avoided, | imme.
diaiely destroyed my letter, aud resolved
to declare myself in person, with nv own
lips and voice, and 10 hear with NV own
ears, the reply which was TO seal nv dcs
tiny.
Never did M Alexander, Wallace, or
a Napoleon, feel the inspiring effects Of a
heroic resolution more powerfully than |
felt the influences of this | had resolved to
execute | walked tho streets with a
proud CONSEQUENCES OF the horulsm of NV
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POETRY.
.u.RRy OF THE WEST"

T.
TuxE-"'Iis my Delight"
Once more our glorious banner cut
Upon the breeze sc throw
Beneath its folds. with song and shout
Let's charge upon the foe
Our chosen chief. alas mo moro
Shall place his lance in rest-
But we'll we know the love he bore
Our Harry OF the West
Our Harry Of tho West, my boys,
Oar Harry Of the West.
Then, brothers. rise and rally round,
The Statesman ever true,
Until his name. with trumpet sound,
Shall wake the week.-mrs. blue,
Aud millions, with admiring eyes,
Shall call him from his rest
The livo OF new victories,
Our Harry Of the West
Our Harry, &c.
When sought the red coats, as OF old,
The empire Of the Earn,
And British cannon once more rolled
Its thunder over the sea-
Who loudest eheercd our gallant tars
And fired the soldiers breast
Til victory hailed our stripes aud stars
M. iairy % we " 'A''
Cd,
~ ~. 80 ~ ''',' -, w. H. ',li-,
H., .l,,'H 49," ~ 80 ',o ".,S
~. 49, nv WA. nv y oi,' W 49,,
Aud reared her starry crest!
Young INBfrFNpgN,E. at tho cal
farru 1T 80. "A.
~. - u. '''o ''9''
~,
T" .eh : - ~ - W ,'''.l''' We,
- - i1i'y 49, NV ssiois
- -. ~ ''.s '.'.1' l''u 'e'i
~ cHc'Y eA''.- 80
nv .t'e 90 y ''.a'''=' F" ~ 4'.'
=, ~, .t''s W. -
~ i',.e s,.''s5 ~ ~ ~ a''s "'.ls
~ ~ .ts 70.
Ley WI N."I-'usi laplp ~ ~
Ahe "'I-e tts'hilv tseis'
LOO STRIVING "uieH = y i.is- can sac"
70 eaftiiest i,aIf % beelt--
iet iaee oces Dia am haA'
wen hcsd iAeir 'Faisf9ua guest
hentackY fihes never taA
W IN Harry Of ta@ u esI
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IMPORTANT WORK.

Nov in The course Of Publication, Dictionary o.
ARTS, ii 4SUFACTUREs Il MINIS,
CONTAINING A CLEAR EXPOSITION o. 1nEiR rGiycl.
fLEi AsB ratcrirE,
w AsDaEw UeE, IT. D., F. II. s.. IT. G. s. " 4
y, Loaa, Mem. dead Ms. PttiaG., y. PA. Sac.
r. Germ. ligaoe. .Halu, Sc y. sc.
zaIisa anqacstoaably tie most popular work
~ OF lie kidd ever published, and hook mos,
admirably adapted to the wants Of all classes of
the community The following arc the important
objects which the learned author endcayors to &C.
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lst. To Instruct the Manufacturer, Mets,ur-
gist and Tradesman in tAe principle Of ticit reg.
pcetiye processes, as 10 render them, IN reality,
the masters Of their business and, 70 emancipata
them from state Of bondage 10 such a. ate Too
commonly governed BY bind prejudice and 4 VI
cious routine.
2ndiy. TO afford Merchant, Brokers, Dtysal.
ters. Druggists, and officers o the Revenue. CHAR.
acteriztic descriptions Of the commodities which
pass through their hands.
3rdly. BY exhibiting some IF the finest dove.
opponents Of Chemistry and phgsics, 10 lay open
an excellent practical school to Students of these
kindred sciences
4shly. To teach Capitalists, Who may Be desi.
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plausible claimants.
5thiy. 20 enable gentlemen Of The Law 10 be.
come well acquainted with the nature Of those pa.
teni SCHEMES which are 50 apt to give rige to liti
cation.
Chilly. To prescn, {, Legislators such clear cx.
position Of the aple manufactures, as may dl7.
snado them from enac.ing hws which 9bstruct in.
dlstry, or cherish one branch d /! u the injury
Of many others.
And lastly, to give the general reader, intent
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OF the nobles achievements Of Science. iEeilecting
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Great Britain and the Untcd States owe their
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The latest statistics of every important object
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ing town, and every village throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada. subscribers may be oh.
tanned With the greatest facility, Address, post
paid, La Roy Sunderland, l2G, fulton street, New.
York.
80 ToerefY editor who gives this ADVERTISE
ment entire IL inscriions we will forward, 10 or.
der, one copy Of the whole work provided the pa.
per containing this noticc.b ecut iothc New York
Watchnan, Nea Yofk.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11
DIR. ID. AsBURY
New CcVartncrship
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

FuNliE Subscribers having formed copartner-
n ship for the purpose of carrying onthc Tai
lorng Business in all its various branches in Con-
cord, n. q. under the firm of Price & McMastcrs,
offer their services TO the people ef Cabarfus and
the public in general Their shop is the same oc.
cupied BY Mr.. Chas n. Price. They Halter them
selves that they viii be able 10 please all who may
favor them with cali. One OF the firm having
been employed considerable portion Of his time
as cutter in some of the most fashionable E,,ah.
lishments in the CITY Of Philadelphia and having
the advantages oil an extensive acquaintance IN
relation to his business and the other having car.
ried on a shop ios considerable time in Concord,
they ere sure that they can offer inducements to
the public in their business which they pledge to
fulfil Their work shall be done in the latest aad
most fashionable sJl and warranted TO be supe.
rior in Workmanship to any in the country. They
hope by punctuality and strict attention 10 their
business TO merit share of public patronage
Their price shall be in proportion to the times.
CHARLES n. PRICE.
JOHN Il. MeMASFERS.
Concord, Feb. /, lsi2 22lf