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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-05

TO HO!!!
RINGS VERBENA CREAM.

THIS Celebrated Shaving Compound all the rage,
well tonsorian professors those who
fer 70 their diam The improve
Gently made in It's manufacture pieces the Verbena Cream
above compe tition. g..-..I
The subscriber having purchased the copy right presents
the public with elegant as and thar
shaving be equall only Wall broker
the Cream the advantage better
the party by the and this speaking from
perience. 0F
To prevent imposition by the spurious articles now in he
market the directions for will have the signature
Of the proprietor, other being genuine.
For sale wholesale and retail at 100 Nassau st, .
H. SINCLAIR. Proprietor
". B-Also for sale, Rings kiilr of Life Nelson's Ex
Of Sanapana DIR. Browdes Compound Syrup Of Indian
Tnrnp. &c. OF Ims m
DAG CARPET, RAG CARPET AND LisT.-The
~ cheapest the city500 yards Tor sale all nicely mixed
and striped with fast colo Any Of this ar
ele will do well to call and before they as
OF 0recnw icb
Also tubs ard Ias booms, and all kinds of furns hing
low to all Of the city free Of charge
otaym
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MAGNOLIA LUNCH.
CORNER BROADWAY & CHAMBERS STREET
The fropretors OF this ell known desire
to their friends aud the public generally that the
Tor she'll hsh having commenced the
for constant supply of the finest the market ahods-
Pona Shrewsbury and all kinds winch they wall serve up in
every style, and at moments notice.
steaks and every delicacy OF the may always be
und here IN style desired by the lovers thugs
supper parties entertained, and Meals served all hours
entlencn dining down will find this desirable
being within two minutes wall OF the City Hall.
The popeors return their thanks for the liberal
bestowed, and hope BY business they will
share OF custom. CHICKEnING x CARLISLE
las
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So ~ 80 -

BRITAIN AND IRELAND WEEKLY.
THE subscribers arrangement bring
passengers fom the old country, by ships Of Tie first class
known trade. The ssels composing this line sail week
ly from Liverpool consequently all unnecessary delay to
sengers is avoided
Persons abe to make engagemen for friends to emgrae
the will study their interest," and the In
aud comfort Of their friends by making such engagements
with the subscribers spared
that preference which has for been to
hem
has al been customary with this line, when the
settle for decline coming the passage
promptly undei to those from whom with
deduction.
cree passage per steamboat from the Of Ireland
and Scotland, to Liverpool, likewise be secured
For further particulars apply TO -
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LlNDELL, wENNERsTROM & co.

BAKERY, 40 Lispenad street. The respectfully
- Informs his old friends and hat he hs med
his old business OF baking and will be thankful for their av
Having taken the stand formerly occupied by G. W. MIL
40 Lspenard celebrated Tor good cake and the
subscriber the
the well known kn,ckebock-r Bakery, No. 10 William ST.
fvorte for good crackers aud thinks he has
not foi gotten how please the OF the public
JAMES TOMPSON.
NB-Always hand fruit cake of all kinds prices
wedding cake Of all sizespound sponge of all
szesusk biscuit and bread every and
crackers fresh lmsP
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GUNS AND Pts tolls.

GUNS AND PISTOLS.
0J- EXCLUSIVELY.-D 30
JOSEPH, "A Maiden lane. up stairs, importing aeen tfor
o. the sale Of English German and French double single
auel Eowing and Ducking Guns, from the lowest fin
t qualities Pistols of every description this and other
markets. embracing hundred different kinds all which
he now prepared 70 offer the manufacure prices
appointed for the largest houses Europe
which enables him TO sell at extremely low prices.
large assorted stock OF the above always hand.
City and country merchants particularly
call, previous to making their purchases. JyN 3msr
MADAME C0sTELLo-Female Periodical Pill. guar
M anteed where the monthly periods have
come irregular from colds other Their certainty of
and hundreds that have usclessv tiled
dlssindeed these Pills IN therf enecs
sometimts their though they
medicine detrimental 10 the constitution Advise gratis
all those who the Pills. by Madame Costello "a LIS
penard ST. where the Pills sold genuine Prices 81 boz
ms im.r
QEMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, &C. &c.-The sub
70 persons residing Of lreland in the
as he and his predecessor business have done Tor the last
thry yeats and more also, 10 any part Of England, or
Money smed BY letter tpost p,d) To the subscriber or
personey deposited with him. with the name OF the person or
spsons IN Ireland England, scotland % whom Il is 20 be
sent ana nearest post town. will be Immediately transmit ted
seeordIngy and receipt to that effect given or for
s2a lm.I GEORGE MCBRIDE Jr, SO Ceda street
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MOTIFS STONES

Il .
QEPAlRE y RICHARD AYLlFFE, established nine
and other Stove which he sell very price
Stoves and PIPE rut up at the shortest notice.
N B.-fue coustautly on hand. Imsr
QEFORM YOUR STOVE BILLS-Economy and utiity
~ being the order of the day. the subscriber has
70 sell Stoves the lowest possible
Column Prlor stove all the purposes of CRATE
with half the trouble and expense, suitable for sitting ms
oces Stores or halls, worthy The attention Of pers
wishing to purchase.
His of cooking Stoves are not surpassed in the
city, for cheapness aud SUPERIOR style OF combi.
ming all the requisites for kitchen use, and great wing Of
fuel which Is item overlook in selecting
stoves
He socis houseksepes and Others give him call the
ONCE OF the Warren Furnace Company. No. % Fulton
N. Y, before purchasing else where.
AS this company manufacture their stoves purchase will
not be subjected by buying from second hands Their
assortment consists of alright cooking and paror Stoves
Pumps, Iron Furnaces Coffee Mills Kettles Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware. &C.. wholesale aud retail Orders caslings so
cited. J. v. TIBBETTS
OILS lmtec 22 Fulton street. N. Y.
yESPY's PATENT CONlCAL VENTILATOK.
THIS cheap, simple anil efficient adapte all
purposes of Ventilation Ships, Steamboats,. Churches
be kept free from unwhoesa me efuva;
Il also an efectuai cure for Smoky ChImnies.
The subscriber having purchased the gb for the City and
County Of New York. is prepared to supply the public with
Metal Roofing all descriptions furnished in any part of the
Croton Water Pipes and Plumoers Work in general Also
Galvanized Iron and Tin Wholesale Stove ppe
bath tubs, coal hods &c N rnces greatly reduced.
All work warranted, an orders BY letter attended TO-
p. SUMNER,
SIS 3msm 100 Water street.
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Letter, to be Free must have Free Stamp" affixed
them otherwise three will be party
whom tn letter addressed No money be enclosed
letters unless istered al principal Offices Lists the
lat all Of which free released
s25o per oo and every information. be obtane' s
the late CtyDepach Post will be received IL indispensable
that the number Of the rsdence aouId be stated in AL
through this Post
The Post Master solicit. the ears, should any
irregularities JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM
au28 g Post Master.
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TERRAPlN LUNCH,
uNpER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM

UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
J Of oay v ~ y ~, = QUI yIvEi THOUSANDS
closing Of bs severe disappointment, from The
%e fof nors ,ss SSye and ssaa they feed
er memory hsng his han Terspin also The pro-
pnrio one Of The finest little fellows Chris,spdom y.p
Carr Now, then, smack lip~ y. -; az
Tte Soup and teak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
upon 'ohn, 10 good and drink ma, H.
again guaranteed the Tenspn. single look int he ojd
Ice box VIII appesse the hunger of him with the sbou
and taste Of the genuine half old prices Wi;
uckle the palate Of the veriest anchorite '''Ne' ""
Green Turtle served up this day every dav ,n
me season. OH I'm m
LIAR NDEN CO.'S Express Lines TO Boston, Providence
IL Hartford, New Haven Springfield and Phladelphia daily
HARNDEN CO.
OBS lmr Wall street.
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
TT MONZANI IS Thompson street. rtves instructions on
.. the Flute Terms US per quarter. % ,msr
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NUTICE TO FIRE VEN,
ND all Others desrons of keeping Feet Dry and Warm
- The coming BY calling the OLD EXCLUSIVE
BOOT STORE, No Ia Chatham street they can be accom-
well known
WATER PROOF BOOTS.
Constantly on hand full supply IF all other kinds Of Boots
Prices TO suit the times.
Aso-hat invaluable article Rogers Metar Elastic Heel
Boot can be obtained the Old Exclusive Boot Store No ~
Chatham ST. ,2s liner
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a OF Solar Lamp very superior article.
Also article Of Dehecter improving light of
the old pattern Of Astral Lamp.
Also style Of Foreniine Bronze color immova
Together with every variety NJ Lamps Chande for
churches, halls and public Uudings.
PLATED WARE.
Baskets Caslor Trays Toast Rocks Candlcsreks pkn
Rings Butter Tsbs, butter and Fruit Knives, SHUTTERS and
Triys Coffee and Tea UTns, &c.
Fine Table Cutlery and doze Jspanned r Trays
in great rarity of patterns aud forms fine glass Bowls
Pitchers runbers Dishes, Gobets, Decanters, Water
ties, Sugars, nc. &c. ...
W. &H beg respectfully inform their friends customer
and the public generally that their arrangements with the ma
nufactur that they sell all articles in their line
remarkably low prices; and respectfully invite them call
see their show which alone sufficient to compsn
safe Tor the troubs s22 3mbr
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWAR
8 ASTOR HOUSE. -
FRENCH Porcelain Dinner Services, us pieces s2 90
1 White GRANTEE, do do 1l2 do - 90
french or English Porcelain lea Sets, 90 do 90
Dinner Plates. French Porcelain, per dozen, Ie
Do do Granite, blue or white, do / 90
Sonp, do French Porcelain, do 90
Do do Granite, blue white, do 1 90
lea Cups and Sauce ia pieces) French Porcelain,
Egg Cups, do do 81
Cut Wines, per Dozen from 80
Do Tumben, do do 200
Lemonades. handled do 223
TABLE CUTLERY
vi the finest Descriptions DOZENS low
Of S2 the Just opened handsome of Toilet
Ware. r. SIMPSON,
NB-Agent for the sale Of Simpsons Ear Cornels for the
relief OF deafness. oIs La. m
HAYDEN's STEEL QUlLLs-The subscribers nave Tor
sale rome recently improved notifications Of these
lent and opuar Pens.
The Rsauy Writer unanimously voted the King of Pens
combining emnently fexiblity and per nanence.
The Dcken considered the pen for price the
The Unon' fail suit every body afording at
IN cents card t who!esse) different Pens
The New York. every merchant will have in his counting
Together with the famous Double Patent and Comb nation
arel Pens, with many Others, for sale by he agents
oil lm~rc j & HAYDEN 5Pratt
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WAICHES LOWEK THAN EVER.-In consequence
w OF the reduction duties by tariff the
selling his stock of Gold aad silver Levers An hor Is
Lepine, and other Watches and spe udd
patterns and JeweIry, retail considerable
from former prices being much lower than be bought
for other place the CITY, Gold aches
to Is dollars each Watches and Jewey exchanged bought
All Watches warranted keep good
turned Watches aud Clocks repaired in the
warranted, at much less than the usual prices.
&C. ALLEN, Importer Of w iiches and Je welry
ola lmsm Wholesale and Retail, 30 Wall ST. up stairs
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Old LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
- ~ ~

IL OLD LINE Of Packets Liverpool VIII hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
sealing falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
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SEGARS-SEGARS.
THE following choice Segars on hand AZ HEN
IL QUES'S HAVANA. AND PRINCIPE SEUAR
R,ondas, in half and quarter boxes
Do. No >, half aud quarter boxes
Noriegas, IN quarter and eighth do
Para Kegalos, 10 gu after do
Regaia of superior quality in y, y and ilO,h boxes
Congresas in quarter boxes
Trabucas, do do
La Norma do do
La Esperanza, do do
Tres Amigos in cartons Of 20 each
London kegalias, in of 40 each
La Pruela, in quarter boxes
Misgan's spotted in quarter boxes
Panet,la's, do. of superior oualitv
Yngenendad do
Demoyas, do
Mateos, do
Primaveras, IN quarter boxes
Alra.zas do
Constantias,
Bustamentas, do
Esmero Regalias, do
Imperial do, in quartz oxes supe ror article
N. B.-Hotels and groceIs Piled on reasonable terms
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OhOTON WAIEK.
HANSON, WILCOX HANSON, Plumbers Brass
- Founders and Cope Table
No 800 Broadway, New York.
long exGerence in business in this and other
thus assuring the public all entrusted to them will
be promptly executed with view permanent
wo,krns Mike STYLE and of the best mate Ials.
Their charges will always be moderate be reasona
bly, atoed by any competent and respectable concern
Water pipes every approved descrinon for
the Croton Water Patent lead pipes, IRON composition
and timed pipes Brass cocks and Closets of
superior manufacture Hydraats Of red cedar bathing
TUBS bath Hers on the best Phladelhis pan and other
articles IN the foregoing branches OF business oi8 lmsr
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RICH TONED EIGHT SILVEK kETrv
.l l. u L L
SECOND HANDIa rare and splendid instrument will be
Of imsm '''''' s. ,bompsonn street.
TO FAMILIES GOING SOUTH, TO the West Ino,e. O,
Europe "A respectable female "a Of age wishes 10
obtain permanent situation as seamstress gentee family
She would prefer going Europe would accept good
offer South the West Indies The best OF refer.
ences gwen Address A. A. A. Dor 765, upper Post Office ~
York. " - sior
TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-Bri & Penman
thod Of water PROBING by They render perfectly
water proof all kinds of wooens linens, silks
&c without injury TO either abnc color lustre. b. & r.
having been awarded diploma by the American Institute for
their proof articles exhibited the fair have
now commenced business under the firm Of the New York
Water Proof Esabsbment ~ Christopher street The
Style mach superior TO Macintosh yet offered
the public, being free from that unwholesome. estby
and osigseabe smell hst Macintosh always has let
kntosh lose that injurious oder than becomes useless
uce The above preparation does smell and in all
allows ppiraon 10 evaporate freely but sui perfectly i'm
pervou p psrti olarly call The attention o the
armv navy, remen wachmen carmen, carriers rsvelen
seors and In short all who ssd 10 the esther b.
r. also Water Proof all kinds of coats pilot and beaver
pants closks, any kind Of wearing apparel without
injury either usir. or TRIMMINGS however delicate II the
fabc this will be economy
and great saving TO the wearer
Any order forwarded u Christopher
will be punctuay attended and every article
will be done with the greatest and facility. The ony
warranted place Of the kind in the United States. ~
o3l6~r
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GYM NASIUM,
sPARRING SCHOOL u PISTOL CALLER Y.
THE AMERICAN MACINTOSH.

LIE AMEhlCAN MAClNIOSH.
DREJUDlCE habit, make prefer every thing
foreign. We ask such make trial of erproof coats
and and learn for far
conceed) that the ouly merit peculiar the ported
the American, that they have hung
Cheapsde until they became rusty and fashion, then
shipped America TO be sold good enough Tor the
Pnce Of the American Macintosh from dollars
HORACE II. DAY, Is Maiden Lane,
lIasr Succe In Rovh Iudia Huhh ~
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MUSTARD FACTORY.-J COGSWELL has removed
" from ia Allen l27 Roosevelt street. second story of
store occupied by Mr. W. Pr Miss coffee and spice dealer
where he prepared furnish the article at short aud
liberal credit, put up in any style.
Hotels and families supplied with elegant article Also,
O1 ms
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Personal Property

mentioned in said deed of trust, consisting Of
Horses, acagons, gears, farming sste'a-
s5}s ct every description, forge and
smiths toels, a parcel aeheot and rye
By the busheJ, cattle, SC. &c.
The purchasers to give bonds with good Sc
curity for all sums over FIVE dolIars for five
dollars and less the cash viii be required.
Also, on the same day ard at the same
place, shsll proceed to sell at public sale,
2 certain deed of trust, convened to me as
trustee, by Nathan Penny hacker, on Rock
Eerge, recorded in the clerk IS efsice Of sl2en-
andoah county, and situated as above men>
toned, to secure a debt due and owing by
the said Nathan Pennyhacker TO George NJ.
and Joel Pennybacker which trust the said
G. II. & T. Pennybacker have assigned and
Fuansfered, to secure their creditors.
shall proceed, on Nonday the 18Th deg Of
September, 1912, at the store and tavern
house of Samuel Coots, in Brooks Gap, in
Rockingham COUNTY, upon the same terms
and conditions as set forth in the sale of the
Pine Forge real estate. to sell at public auc-
ton, sundry tracts OF land, mostly timbered,
supposed to contain So 90 Acres, situated in
Brooks Gap, in said county.
And also at the same time and place, GA a
credit ofsix months, shall sell sundry art
cles ofpersonal property, consisting Of Fur
mace Tools. Lumber, &C., on the same terms
with the personal property at Pine Forge.
SAMUEL T. NEWLAND,
July IA, 1842.-8w Trustee.
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EgEIEF6OVD
MEDICAL. COLLEGE,.

FgyHE winter term Of Lectures in. sfis Insti-
y tuition. will commence on Monday the
3lst of October, and continue Four Months.
JoNu CULLEN, VI. D Professor of Theolgy
and Practice Of Medicine
L. w. CaAMsERLAySE, n. D., Professor of
Aateria Nledica and Therapeutics.
Il. L. BouAxvAN, N. D., professor of o.
stetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children,
TIL Joaxsov, II. D.. Professor of Anatomy
and Physiology
Ava. l.. WARsEn, VI. D., Professor of Sur
gory and Surgical Anatomy.
S, MaupIx, M D, Professor Of Chemistry
and pharmacy.
Professors CgLLEv AMI yvARxnn, viii each
sleliYer two Clinical Lectures week. in the
Infynary at the College, Professor JoaxsoN
two week, at the Aims House and Professor
Cua7rBEHLaTEE occasional Lectures at the
Penitentiary and City Hospitals, as interesting
cases present Themselves. These institutions
furnish a large number of instructive cases,
and the numerous Clinical lectures, to all o.:
which the Students viii be admitted without
charge. viii afford them rare advantages for
becoming acquainted with the types Of South
ern Diseases. and witnessing the appropriate
treatment The Surgical cases admitted into
the College TnGrnarv afford the Professor Of
Surgery opportunities Of performing many OF
the Major and Minor operations before the
class.
The facilities for the study Of practical A.
natony are unsurpassed any where. The
paqieyieJ Tor dissection is most ample, and the
extensive Anatomical Museum is well stored
with healthy and morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus and collection o
snecimsns in Materia Medica are very com
y,,ete. In fine the Institution offers facilite:
for the prosecution of Medical studies unsur
passed by any similar Institution in this coun
Try.
The price of Board, including Fuel, Lights
servants attendance, &C., is from SO so to s.
.,e,. week. AUG. T.. WARNER,
Dean OF the Faculty
AUG. Ii. ls42-8.[s5I
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VIRGINIA, TO wlr:
1T court. held for .the county Of Page, on
Monday the 9th day of June, 1919 Adj
olson \. Jones. administrator of Wharton
Jones, deceased, plaintiff, against William
f. Wood and David T. Wood, defendants
IN cHANcERY.
VESHE defendant. David T. Wood, not hav-
FL ing entered his appearance and given
security. according to tho act of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi-
tant OF this commonwealth, It is ordered, That
the said defendant do appear here on the 4th
Monday in September next, and answer the
bill of the complainant; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Woodstock for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of
the court house of, Page county.
A copy-Teste.
WA. C. LAUcE. &C.
July IL, 1872 -
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TO att GosacesYsed.

The subscriber has fully authorized SAMUEL
c. WILLIAMS Esq to receive, and receipt fer
him when paid, all monies due the Sentinel
office, from April l, 1889 TO March, !, 1871
and has conferred the same authority upon
Mr. JonS G.rkwuap, in reference to limo.
MES due said Office, from March 4, 184i, to
March /, l842. a collector will shortly wait
upon all indebted; and unless they l;quiaate
their dues more rigid course viii BE adops
ted. This may be relied upon, as the bushes,
OF the office must be entirely settled
JOHN V. RIGDEE,
Late Proprietor Of the Sentinel.
April IA, 1912.
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GGart1tetGTSGIp.

ITOTICE.-A. S. R#onrs in the contin,i-
ance Of the business OF the late firm of Rhodes
and Danner, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants, has associated with himself, in
partnership, J. S. Guyer; under the firm Of
Rhodes and Gryer, to date from the. 1st of Ju.
", 1912. fhey respectfully solicit the pre-
ference Of the friends and customers of the
late firm Of Rhodes s. banner, and beg leave
to assure them and the public generally, that
any business confded TO thei" hands viii re-
ceive their undivided attention. They will
shortly remove to their new and commodious
warehouse, nearly opposite their present stu
alton, wher; they intend to keep constantly on
hand, The usual SUPPLY of Groceries, &c. &c.
at wholesale and retail. A large lot, afording
them abundance OF wagon room. in the rear.
will enable them to attend promptly and con-
venientlv to receiving -four, other produce,
and merchandise.
RHODES. & !. GUyEH.
neaot. Winchester, July %, I342-tf
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DZS S Q Z U T T @ n
OF PARTNERSHIP.

.YE7EIE copartnership heretofore existing be-
8 tween the subscribers, in the Forward
ing and Commission business, under the firm
of Rhodes & Banner. was dissolved by limita
ton, on the 1st of July, 1912 as was also by
mutual consent. at the same time, the copart-
nership heretofore existing between the same
parties, under the firm of Banner 4 Co, and
engaged in business at the (ate Taylor's)
Hotel.
d. S. Danner is fully authorised to use the
name Of the late firm of Banner & Co. in set
Hing and closing the business Of the Hotel up
to the LIST Of July, 1912: as is also, A. S.
Rhodes fully authorised to use the name OF
the firm of Rhoes & Banner, in settling and
closing the business Of the firm.
August 4, 1872.
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EgE2Ty AEga1 OF
NfT'RJ SION ON
That Wooden Shaker

gETHEREAS. 1t has come &c my Knowledge
w that certain persons hsve, without my
consent or permission, and for their own ex-
cilsive use and emolument, constructed q GER
tain Wooden Shaker. attached to the Thresh-
ing Machine invented by Mr.: Mathew Mckee
ler, of St2unton, Va; the patent for which
Wooden Shaker | have purchased of SAID
McKeever for Shenandoah, and therefore am
entitled to the sole and exclusive right of con-
structing. using, or vending the said patent
right in the county:-This IS to notify and
forewarn all persons from constructing, using.
or vending to others to be used, the aforesaid
Wooden Shaker. The law viii be enforced
against AL offenders, without respect to per-
sons Therefore take timely warning.
ANANIAS D. BORDEN.
s5uly ., 1876.