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PRIVATE CIJRE.

ALL WHO are suffering from the effects Of seess ,rds
yOhDAN'S SPECIFIC COURSES-re congdent,aly ofsIed.
These packages merely got up 70 self
and productive only Of have stood The test
onseyen years extensive ami successful use NY espec
and No is Of VcncrcaDseae IN every
Each package contains every medicine ana adaPf
private treatise The Monitor wherein is full directions
with Main description Of the nature symptoms
ces and treatment dsdes and much information
OF general interest -
Monitor The Monitor (aone) so cens dollar post
maid will ensure free. The packages wl be
order securely packed.
Sold only al Drug Store FRINGE street. corner Of Marion
n(ew Of Nho's Gs~den Private entrances and
Offices consultation ss Marion, door below
Marion street Is continuation OF Centre 81. n26 imSI
MlLLINARY ARTICLES, CLOAKS, &c.-VEITO.
IVA RINE CO. from Paris, respectfully inform the aides
Of city that they will the 9th ns Broad way
between White and Walker streets, splendid
Hat. CaPote. C'Sak PeeIne; CsmsiI; fancy and
from Havre. -
Dress and Cloak making promptly executed
NJ im.r
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POWERFUL ATTRACTIONS
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY.

BTCudlC1H, Opposite the CITY Hall.
Mr. II. BENNETT, Marsger.
Re-epgsgeren OF SltiNOR BLIIZ, one week loncer
100 Illusions Ventroquisn. Dance OF seven Dinner Pat,s
Mrs THERESA CLEMENCE. the graceful danseuse Mr..
DELARUE the unrvalled mimic Mermaid Museum i've
Aiding Deer Pctprr Gallery and performances all
Performance Wednesday and Sa urdsy three O'Clock
Great preparations making for THANKSGIVING DAY.
ia lmsec
THE GREATEST NATURAL CURIOSITY in the
worid-Now exhibiting the of Chatham street
and Tryon Row. opposite the Park for shcIt time
New York in 1912. "
He considered bv naurass be the most dc
fnrmity in the known world He has double windnpe don
bic breast Double paunch double ribs legs hins
and other parts double. he perfectly sonnd and IN
good health and supposed be nine old and weigh
near 500 pou ,ds.
Professors Of Natural History, Surgeons, and Anatomt
wou d. do well to visit aud Judge for themseve
Of one fore leg, and so from birth.
Coatmundi
Sea Dog Sea Leopard taken alive in North River
The head resembles that ola dog a the skin spotted like
that Of leorsrd. Truly wonderful curiosity.
Wolf Monkeys, sc.
To be from O'Clock A Nj till PM
Admission IL l2 cents children under 10 half
price, ~
Good Music in attendance. p2s ,msm
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ISRAEL,5 RESrORArION, Chnst's Second Coming,
and the Mienium will be ectnred by Margaret Bshop
and Others in Military Hail. Bowery. opposite Spring street
ON Sundays at three and o'clock p NJ Free Admis
spectfully invited IA inns
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THE GERMAN SURGEON
SOLOMON HINE, NJ D., No. 81 Reade street, New York
In scroias and chronic deases charge made Til the
patient Is satised-medcine delivered gratis All
formed under wentyone years. have their bones straight.
ened References given numerous patients who have
cured in thus city. or 3msy
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GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE.
OFFICES SO BoWERY,
NAIioNAL MA1AZlAE OF LITERATURE, ART
GRAAAM's LADY's AND GENrLEMAN's MAuA.
THE PPO srECTiJs FOR lsla

GRAsAMs LADY's AND GENrLEMAN's MAuA-
ZINE.
THE Pro sfECTUS FOR isia
sdto,s-ei-o Imam aud Rufus w. Gi.wold
h5nn Con- ydlors-J. Fcnnmoe Cooper. Richard II. Da-
n. W',,r Ca lon aryau II .nry w Long elbow, r. e.
o.sf.h y r Willis, {. +. Hoffman " w Herbert.
The oldss and most pornlar Of the American L'-
f,fy Msaznes The Namb iuaary 1858 will t-
st me hlItyhiih volume. Its long uniformly
c.isu career, iCm Is commencement with hundred
oef'ps uhtii the 'ine when hss circulat Of
% 'vussnd copies month. perhaps good evidence
srea ani cors anti Increasing me- It the publisher has
~ ms power TO oir To Il old ubsc ibers he
ahces ave necesSarg OF MS determination
ri. seendancy over all the rival periodicals. OF the country
ehgayement dunng The year of such men Bry
Gopper Dana Longelow, hmsp, Mancuf and Others of
~. putaon IN the literary world regular ibutor
III auuition to l embracing the
ie naop Is sufficient guarantee that the work will
uh1e 10 be the paciyal medium e between
ne pest utho and the public Among the attractions Of the
Iy uith voinme Will be several tales by MIR. Cooper Mr.
att N, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Willis, Mr. Maucuf Mr. Herbert
Pa sIy GIsvlF n E%n Mrs Eis and Mrs Stephens
Mr., FEB, smith, Mrs. Osyood aud Ms sisonney Essays
By Mr. ray, Mr.. Jones' MIR. Tuckemsn Mr. Poe, Sc, sc.
The following mole complete list of will
vince the reader that il well nigh impossible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

PORTUGUESE FEMALE Pills.
THESE tarfame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal
We perceive, be obtsinsa in this country. sss sdvs
isn't on We last eoip0, ~'S~ 49, NJ
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Clarendon House, corner of Duane and Broadway
Small Boxes Is cents Large or Family Boxes 80 cent.
Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining for their sale the
will please direct their letters paid T. Roberts
Co., Letter Box 907 New York Post Office. n22 Imsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

The '.partelrs, of tie palace ana ,he
Foet which be digs frcsn.his ownliitile ar.
Il Gen i more grateful to bis palate than Il
slt we're The purchased product Of uns
Ikncxn hands; and this arrunsbf. # II H.
lItFns when applied ii individuals i i.
FqnasEy valid on the broad principle IL
pa'lons
Y we ggeatly~neeA something mora
seovt cur houses and cottsgss. 'that shall
make childhood, youth, sud sse, ali crrII
alasits there i no place like home. rs
Your Summer rambles away from Tie In
el f,.s You 20 10 the farm houses Of as
Fands o;heF States now Just thibk how
differently your memory calls upbn yars.
ems ao1lses Al which you have so1ournea.
I. ou caq thinkoI spots like paradise. and
There are others that you recol.tct. ana
Xxx we only TIE capabilities lor Improve
stScast I'D fsle oraoftahiiies Tor The hansl
1T ipaqstry and good taste. How well
ne gtc4ll e mind tie pretty white cot
fage. the deep green blinds, the palafed
ffelis, The climbing shrub,lhe neat garden
fence, the sweetlys scented howers. .tha
entire Ain Of comfort. and how-Me long
agalh q enjoy The bliss Of quielness and
sePese4 baiieye d garden spot exests a
aqiutary lntfaence. not3oniv ia eaaly life
bat u the advanced periods Of human
Experience
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22
THE afINER.

There's dapgeTin the mines, old mao,
j exclaimed 10 an aged miner, who, with
his arms bent, leaned against the sides OF
the immense vault, absorbed in media.
lion; Il must be . Grighsful life"
4 The Oh Imam looked with stesdfast but
some&ba, vacant stare. and then in half
broken sentences he muitered. "dangeF--
where Is there no.-on the garth or be-
meath it, on ihe mountain orih The valley.
on the ccean. or in the quiet 81 natpto's
mos, hidden spot Uheie hath not death
left some token Of bis presence /"
Truly" | replied; but lie vicissi-
iudes Of life are various; the saiior Sc ks
bis living on the waIsfs, and be knows
each moment That they may engulph him;
Vie hunter seeks death in the wild woods,
the soldier ID the Ifeid Of battle. and the
miner knows rot but iha, the spot where
be now stands tomorrow mey be bis
tomb.
FL, is 3d. indeed, 'Terliedihe old N ar !:
fwe find death 10 The means We see 70
perpetuats life Ills astrange riddle, Fho
shall solve iii
Have you long toHowedlbis oecbpa-
ton I" asked. some whatslrucs with the
old mans manner.
From boy Il drew my frst breath IN
The mines-I shall yield il up. in heir
gloom" +
"You have seen some Of ihsse1 vicissi-
iudss.' I.said, ITO which j gu Just nov al.
ludedip
Yes be replied. with a fsltfring
voice. ~ have. There was time " hen
ihtee small boys looked up 70 me, and
called me father. They-were sturdy strip
lliogs. Nov il seems but yesterday; they
stood befole, me ID The pride Of lheil
strength, ard filed, too, With j father.
vanity But The Lord chasleaelhE iht
proud heart. Where are they now ]
saw the young esl--he was the dearest @
ithe fiock-his mothers spirit seemed 4
lhave settled 90 him crushed st MY feel
i bleeding mass We were togethsaE--st
tnear that his hot blood sprung upini9 ss ]
| face. Molten lead had been iess 1abtins
than those ieariui drops. One monent
/ and his light la6gh was in my ears-thl
next. and the large mass came there Vi
Il ~ cTy ofterTor. but transition % eteFniil
4 was Is the ligh.ning' 7 9 ashTand MY poo
/ boy lay crushed beneath the fearful load
Il Itwas an awiuE monenl bat times tha
IIchange,h all things. bEcggh: relief, aud
nm had Two sons. Bnx nv cup Of allie
lion was moi wei FILL They, too, wer
taken from me. Site.by side they died.
-lno; as their brother. but the FIRE dam
: caught their breath. and left them scoEche
4 and liieless. They brought them hon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

seen eschoiher At the wedding, be called
and With rather grave aspect invited ne
| 70 accompany him Tor flew minutes ID
ine house Of bis au0s-ihe same house
thaitad gliltersd With 50 much laughter
ION The night Of The Bridal. proceed.
ed along cslnlyI for, although SON ewEas
s:raek by tie seGaie aspect 81 our friend.
Il did not exciielmuch surprise. II
20 tIryins 1tihe house fhe lirsl objects
mat .l|Facled our slleHiinnI we're The
e'osed aad sInped vindoys. and the awful
lsie9ce i1s' seemed TO /" breathe and sad
Den all around Z Our friend ssilIrefrain-
edirom speaking, but lead on 1.-THE CHAM
BEKoF DEATH. Our worst lappre hen.
sions were X alised, The lair Young cfsa,
lure, who leSs than year before had slopd
before Us tadiantwith loyeline il ard hone
y s a. now sal Pale. and col iin he iey
einorace OF death. Heflsst agonieswere
dreadful, but. Tie sweet, soIt smile that
told Of gentle heart still fingered On Fer
features. Her infant survived-but III
sudden decease ofihat cherished one
shed gloom oyetsthat home AID lis han
py household which is not vet totally dis
PEELED. The windows Of the dwelling
are still closed, and the afflicted mother
although a sincere Christian. and anxious
70 yield ID 4 Christian spirit 10 the de- !
trees Of Divine Providence. freouently
hhds herself melting in tears, aud her
whole soul convulsed with Grief 4 lbe
memory Of her dear Clara. md sne5
are AuR'an hoPess and expectations. l.
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| 10 the old man A1s ,aaAral. ,k
earthss rirhest $50. sual1 Nnos
NJ nt;re-- ga Mi, 81. su w N'sns nsa
ma , si.,,.. - =, III u' qe @as cbildlasi
~ 49, 49,. - II : s'fssnge decree slal
/ linz tbTnes II sIhas4 81 W. sus ssf'saI
w5oId haSa a;aa|ls 49, u KS. Maon III
snr5risins ~ $3.50 p-t. ;.,' $500. III
Hin.the rbiSes - He go Z s's nsse
.Yoa tIays Snssebl, t.,s.i;.a ..s1.l
n ,d,.c,;'se !. LII IN fe2i'so, dfnfk
u IN. Ut ~ufface uo ypn derive cont
sot ,rL
p. IS = ~ nan I92kea y p 81 From Hest
blesse5lhe h,S ns.,se Il. - ~
49, 4 II Y III
NJ ~, - Il. assa Il 'ne n,usr Plousl
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= a s. 81 OFFICE.

HNH0SR4whose accounts with Messrs ToRD
n s sErpGR are unsettled, are again notified
that the books and papers Of that hrm are
ready FOR settlement and in Charlestown, at a
souvenieht place for settlements. And those
who have settled aud are indebted. will be ex-
pecied to max payment 81 least 10 part Of their
Indebtedness. b. the FIRST Of october pext
A disregard Of this notice By any, will caues
their debts % be enforced By Suits and Thai
without any respect 20 the debtor.
WM. c. W0RTHlNGToN,
r. HENDERSON,
Aug. ls,ilsi2 Trustees sJF& S.
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ny Country Customers

."TtL please bear 10 mind the very great
w scarcity Of money al Harpers- Ferry,
on aeecnrtsnf Delinquency on The part Of the
General Goterniaent towards the Armories .asd
that shah want their aid By The las, Of Sep
TENDER, .at which time wish to lay 10 fresh
and ehesp stock Of Goods. Customers will
please exc1ss this gentle dun. ss 4 Is the result
Of necessity, and The krst made for more than
Is years OF business.
SEPT !, 1912. .wM ANDERSON.
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SCHOOL WANTED

~ GENTLEMAN qualified 10 leach tho va
N rious branches 81 an English Education,
as also The Latin, French and German Lam
guages, Is ttsitoas Of obtaining School lie
would prefer receiving certain monlhly or
quarterly salary, which should be reasonable,
and then permit any IumheT OF scholars, not
exceeding thirty. 10 attend. A School in The
country would be preferred. Apply at
Sept. l, 1912. This OFFICE.
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R 10 MI % YAIl.

Nlf W.
FEyHE undersigned respectfully Informs bis
- friehsssnd the public, thathe has remos-
ed his variety store. aud is nov located on
High street, 10 the New Store Room belonging
10 William Anderson. few daofs from the
Posi- Office. and directly opposite George VI
C1lshaw's NerchsnAT allor Shop- 4 IS present
eslabiishmspl i known Is 5E
Social Retreat, No. a,
Where he Keeps constantly % hand a general
assortment OF USEFUL AND FANCY AR
|TICLES, tpgelher with Fruits. Confectionery
and choiee selection Of
.Miaesas and Vegetable Medicines.
Amongst tie latter Of v hieh stands pre- eminent
H. " AKtkEws' a Mirium Areaniuu, which
ihas been seecessfu in curing al diseases Of the
stomach, and is The best remedy for Fever and
Ague now known. His prices will Be made
| 10 snFt the times a usual--he solieiis visit
| from sfl Who are 10 search DC cheap articles in
/ his line. Eonss and zee ne II 81 events. A
/ l am not 4 regular physician. make no chars,
! Tor visits 80 drop 10 without fear q costs.
III. v. ANDREWS.
Hsrpsfy Ferry, Avg. I i l5t2.
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And lead z Food sTONEs,

q or GTERT VARIETY.
Having purchased On extensive GU ARkf OF
Tie most bsausiful IFhiis and Easiegatsd ~ ar
BILE, and al extensive water Powerlo saw and
Polish with, his prices will be Low. One
great advantage 70 purchasers Is. that all Stone
will be delivered Al his risk, without any extra
charge.
= fr FsLETTERlNE neatly executed.
81 appl,tatioa 10 Mr, Horstio n. Gallahsr,
charlesioIn, those WHO may desire any OF ahs
above artieles can be shewn the list Of prices
and The different plans, lie will also forward
aay orders, epitarhs, &o.s that may bcdesirsd.
or. ~ addressing him, IL Leitersbnrg, Wash-
inrsos connty, Md efdsrs can be hlled wlhou,
delay.
SJ>No imposition need be feared, as his
prices are ilniform.
:. Iannart 81. ISL ".
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OTOEEN OFT Of the Couniing Room Of the
subscribers. on ar about The 9Th AuSilsl.
instsns, q. SILVER LAPiNE WATCH TEE
a66ss ard will be given to any person tor
informaIien that Will lead 10 the recovery Of
he watch n BEARD 3 C4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-22

- - - = =. > -
Iners are clouds lhal must osefs6sds ~:
There are griefs ihat an 10 asl lkaos,
There are sofrovs thar have made Is
Feel the Tide Of human voc
/ Bot ihe DEEPEST darkes; sofroa!
Though il fefs he hears sahae.
Hepsf cheering aray nkY borrows
From moiher's nt ltouhe smslel B
There are days 10 youth |lts greet Us
With fayeoo bright % last 4
There are eaaes Of age 10 greet as 4
When hose sunny days are pair
Bot The past scenes hQver Orr usi Z
And give back f5eheaTt awhile
All that nsrniary can restore rs, H R
In moEifefAs Welcome sm5lst
lnsfe are scenes and sunny pIaces
On which llem'sy loves Il dwsl
Theirs are many happy faces
Who haveknova aid ipved ~ SENS
Bnl.amid joyAor. mid drieetions +
Th~vvfr ndihIug can iredi!s
Thatean show the fond siftc,ina
VI mothers welcome suailel
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AlLpaw on WHEAT.

| 4 The report ION Rust and slliigsw o..
gfsheat, by4a committee at the late quar-
selly meeting ot' our New Jersey Asn.
rqisuraI Society. asctibes these sefionS
Evils 70 loss of sap through The splitting oil
she stray, Under hot sun, imne dtaielg
After a khower Or fogs-I'wo cfdps uer,
fxamined-- one immediately sfttr i sad.
| len drfnehing shower aad lie Other al.
ler aio5-and lH both cases The stra Il vas
found bursting uneef hot sun Win 4
snaPplng noise, IN short splits Oh i fourth
Eoi an inch long, and the sap exudiag IN
every direoiion. A day ortwo after. ihe
~hdle field vas, dafkenad with Iustl in
9o,h cases. and the wheatof very Mile
value II Il does not appear that lheseesiIs
occur While The wheat IS growing, but
Hanly AZ h1ate and CRITICAL period oil ripe-
ding IN enc field lherewere sone trees
Rhlch sheltered the graia Iromt The intense
rays of The sun, and in those spots il was
Aniojarfd. The Committee concluded
lhai1htFeis no sure practicable means of
Security aud add
III Aiildev snd rust are more common
nov than hefote the Hsssian fly appeared
~: tbts State Previous to that time the
wheat was sown tho last Of August and
HE ftst OF September. jillsfsd 49,
5lut little injured n,5duce strong
as Io i e. .,refr: g tl II.
dew and rusi. ~
I'll The dyShaving totally cut offthe wheat.
put The farmers on many schemes 10 meet
:sruinous enemy. Among the expe-
Timea., lEied Hsnuring high just ii seed
Zine, and sowiFlg late was much depend.
ia Oh But disappointment frequently !.
followed from midewfoE rust. As emily 1
sown wheat produces the strongest straw
And iswest leaves, and not SO liable to be
ibid with wet, nor 20 api 70 be throw out
III The ground BY winter frasts, these feas
sons recommend il as aprsveniiye toruxt.
II IA, wha, particular me wheat ought TO
betsown, to escape both fly and rust, Isl
iao. easy 10 settle, but should the fly cease !
it's Interpretations. early ip September. say
from l9lh - he 20th would be advisa-
As, ioTthe Hsrious 70 ssonr assigned above.
The late sowd wheat sometimes succeeds
6Rder particular cultivation and soil !; still
ths chances against Il are as ten to one.
al E.ht,sxrk .adpsftistr. s
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RELIGION
Religion snooths the troubled stream.
She sheds q mild restienden. beam
Which luis % Stiffness every care,
And blunls Tie arrows Oh desoair.
Misfortune scarce can raise a .isa
whist her bestinnuence hover nigh;
NOT poverty one tear beguile,
But she viii change il % 4 smile.
Teach I me, Oh Heaven, Der paths 10 lrra,
5y her bright taper 70 be led
70 my bright domes. the blest abode,
" saints. Of angels, and pf Gen
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.Mlss EraMae;s !Sean lnaru.


sutsS FRANCES Seminary.
ME dutlfs ofihis Institution viii 81 resumed
on MONDAY the 5ih Of SEPTEMBER.
Nan renewed zeal and eonhdsnce, based upon
80 sueees' aua Inc appreciation Of a liberal
TEAMS, Per SESSION OF FiyR MoNras
for az Hf Branches Of the3 Eng
ISL Department $40 90
French 10 90.
. y per quarter Mr., GoeTtr ID SO
Use of Piano per sessiion 2 SO.
Painting 4 ard DRAGGING 10 90
.Sl.atli.eHery rs
,Faet so
Boarding s. Wasling per session. 45 00I
e1~lt is hoped that The pupil. will BE punc-
tual ID ihsir attendance. rs.
!. Sept. |. lst2.
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aEiG5a s92 1AE7lS lss
SEMINARY.

- - = : - A&A
lHNiE Seventh SCHOLASTIC year 81 ihir,e.n,b
= session Of this Institution lcommepees
q MONDAY the 29Ih diino. So Tr.wlsn
oilers her knowledements ID lf,o{R pst,.l.
and Gusrdians who hare hitherto aGor5sd a.
most agreeable proof ii their sppfoB.tiop, 81
eomrtiiing 10 her cars The edues,idu Of ti5eir
Daughters and Wsrds. WIN 81 incseas,-,.
.ee..ng q re Weighiy responsibility or <his sa.-
80 enafges u training the youthful miuB Of
expandinE ~ powers. watching ~ degeIop-
menl, and evltiEating he heart. sn;nd nd ~ z.
ner. Of her pupils, she can. fIrtsti5r .i.'lv ~
s..'..s sslssanee, isdg herseIfio i0creasing
l-thlui exertions 10 this aFduous batdelightfuI
employment l.l
TERMS pen SESSION Or 5 MoNrBs.
heard =. SAG, 4 lVaslfng included, $45
I I. iaailtke English Brancfes,flO
ffencf, [ IN order 10 enlarge the French
CAS-, 70 ertra charge scilt be made
Jor .Adf taHgaqge during TIE ensuing
-na.ie, 10y .alr..Gosu=, pei guar-
tef' Ii sol
Use 81 Ffqno, q So
Dra,oiag and Painting, .Messofinfinr. |
War Hork IN Fruit, Floastrs, and
Shell IRork, each, B 90 \
sTr55-No deductions made for i b,epce unle., !
70 secOunt 81 Ptotraeied sickness.
Charlestown, Sept 1, l647 /
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A8Exx's HOTEL.


H,HELARGE BRICK HOUSE ,si.;..
ing 'ks Public Square, and ssTly opbesii.
The Post Obce. TT $50
April "a 1852.
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sTolTE cuTT-NG.

yNTILLtAM I.op6HRiDGEE respectfully
w jnlorms The citizens e Jefferson. C1srke.
Frederick. and adjoining counties. who may
wish 10 mark the graves other lamented dead,
that be s,ill continues 10 make and suPerscribe
Movements Boz, Column, and plain
HNfosxpss, tsYr. a sKscS
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A 10 o1taia different Flouers from ne
setas Seaa.-Split . small awig of el5ttr
bssh length ways. and having scooped gu.
Vile pith, I'll each Of the compartments
with seeds .ofhowefs, OF different tarts.
Bit which Blossom a5pni Tie same iimei
surround them With mould and hen;yins
togetber ihe.w halves Of the twig, plant
.ihs whole 10 poi Of earth well filled and
properly pre3ared. The steus 0: the
Different aowers will then be SO incdrpo-
lra,ed Al 10 exhibit to the eye only one
hap throwing Out branches covered with
IftoNers Ambiguous 10 ibe seed that pro-
Idncei them IS Horticultural .siagasiae.
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q CARDl
Or. "A. n. BROOKE,

HAVING been. induced 10 change his leea-
Il AVn, for that Of charIestown respeelfully
onsrs ~ services 70 the citizens or the town
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The worldIrolIsd On. We sreateniIy
saw the young bride ID tie streets. sbh hes
cousin. who was our imneaiaie neg hbor.
spoke 81 her prospects Il cbeeritg add
happy. But one svening Just sitef sun.
down, and less than year since we had
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oAR1DR's HornE,
'a''ss'''sn' sesSseP csuniy, Iiirginiia,

,.4k1e ssylIrlRI8 RfDUziz
~, 10y ePposile Inc Coari House.
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III Dyssnterg-AsE lie sessen is Al hand
when al clas4es Of Citizens are liasIle 10
81 siEliclsd with Dysentsry. Dlarrhna,
*, (ssys Tie Farmers Gazette ve
deem1It our duty 10 make pablicftae fol-
Rowing simfls and 4eficsclous remedy
which has been known to Us for several
years. and which We have repeatedly used
with compleie success. Il IS simply 70
take iualbler Of cold water; thickea it
,sith wheat flour is about thu consistency
II flick cream, aud drink il. This tito
hr repeated several times in the coufte OF
sas iday. or asIoiien 81 you are thirsty and
Hi Il dol very likely you will need 10 lily
Il on lie second Siav. We have no, ouiYs
.ned it ia our cases but We have recon-
,nended il 70 cur friends IN many iudsnees.
and We nsperIknew tito fSil Of eifectipg !
fpeedy cure. sven la he worst stages of
ayseusery. ftisa simple remedy and
|.eos!s notEing. Try II, all who need 4.
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icharisstown. March il. is4a