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AMERICAN MUSEUM. GARDEN, AND
PERPETUAL FAIR

Unyalled Attractions day and evening this week
The Manager happy the of the
CHIPPEWA INDIANS AND SGT Avs,
noble and imposing Of their kind Tney will be dress
full Indian Costume and in the appe on
stage several Of their Indian Songs War Dances &c
Also be their Indian War Cance which they
Gently splende Philadelphia and which they
toPsddle H9boken Wedpeday 9efi for Of $500
Mss ADAIR the highly popular Vocali,,s;-La Petite
mic Singer-CITY BRASS BAND of ten musicians 800
900 CURlOsITlES7The FEJEE MERMAID captured
alive the +. ice Islands
Day visitors admitted the evening free
BALLOON ASCENSlONS and performances every
ming before O'clock andW ednesday and Saturday after
O'Clock.
Admisson Is cents-ehdren under years half prlcr
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/ >.
T F. BROWNE & CO. Manufacturers of the Improved
Patent Double Action Harp by Royal Letters Patent
Broadway and 731a Chambers street, New York.
f. Browne offers for sale 1856 Broadway, the finest col
lection of these beautiful instruments the United States His
such enable him business
European thereby saving purchasers the high duties
posed by tariff on these instruments
j. +. Browne would observe these Harps
the approved principles, with all the modern improve
mens unequaed in brancy Of tone, 6neness of touch
them for the Of climate this country, in which
pec they will be found far superior of European
facture imported in the usual way.
These Has patronised by the elite of musical and
pros talent Euroe the latter he would
ton n G. Bochsa who invariably selects from this establish
Lists Of prices and descriptions be forwarded by
Repairing carefully attended to; Harps taken in exchange
Strings, SIC. $50 ltwy%r
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largest and most splendid OF
w Watches in the city, be found the subcriber-
As constantly receiving all description. of Gold aud Sill
yer Watches Of the newest styles, direct from the manuc
oer larger assortment and at much less prices retail than
any other house IN the CITY, Gold watches low
EACH Watches and jewellery exchanged bought All
watches warranted to keep good time the returned
ard "agaated l9YsI than at any other place the city
" =. ALLEN importer of watches aud jewellery.
81 1msec Wholesale and retail 20 Wall street up stain.
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pIAN0 FORTES FOR sALE.-A large and valuable
stock consisting of from so French action piano
all new offered for sale Broadway, Lispenad
and the factory A West Fourteenth street, between the 5h
and 9th
This stock comprises several highly finished and superb
toned instruments with 6 and ocaves Of the latest and
approved patterns.
Every piano forte will he warranted for year. and will
sold at prices unusually low.
j. WALKER.
NJ B-A variety OF good Piano Fortes kept exclusively TO
hire. aug lm&r
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CORK LEGS. HANDS, ARMS, &C.

COkh LEGS, HANDO, AhMo, WC.
THE LOSS of Feet and Legs hindrance to the act OF
l. walkng-JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c.
respectfully Informs public that he has returned from Phi
ladepha No 42 Water street. corner oil fke ST. new YORK
City, where he continues manufacture
" ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and least complicated having through
necessity invented made, and worn artificial leg for forty
years and been for feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction all who call ON MN Tor Legs
Hands, Arms or the Common Wooden Leg. =
j. F. T. would intern those who have had the misfortune 10
lose limb that the Art fetal Limb possesses the following
properties, Wit .
!. A shape exactly like the remaining limb.
2. A capacity to be dressed exactly like It.
g. mode Of adaptation the stump easy SALE aud accom-
modating, having no bearing the end. .
T. keeoint and ankeoint with heuon or aItlculsted
motion IN the lot having springs initiating the action Oh the
muscis MOVING the foot such that the strong ten
All letters must be post paid Sc lm*r
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION WORTH A
"A POUND OF CURE.-Dr. Luna Calderon'. Preyentye
against Veneea Infection, warranted tai II used as d.
ected This preLaat,on having ben tested by aud
Royal Academy Of Medicine Pans surely sufficient gpaan
worthless nostrum The partSusrs Of The expermens made
in pamphlet which will be distributed gratis by the agent one
pe,sa Of which will convince the most seepiica ,.
Principal agency 800 Bowery corner Bond street. trce Oh
package containing twelve powders, 81. szU imNI
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10 PIANO FOR + MANUFACTURERS.
YOU respectfully requested call 1873 Nassau street
and examine specimen of places made by pro
which all others engraving aud neates,
Of finish Besides, they be aoId much cheaper than
heretofore, If a large number required.
Carriage Makers plates also executed in style that
can't be surpassed.
w. L. ORMSBY, 1888 Nassau street
N B-Manuacturers Labels and Engraving and Printing
generally promptly cheap-yery CHEAP.
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TO PIANO FORTE MAKERS.
TCHN GILL, manufacturer of Piano Forte Hardware wishes
to that in addition his establishment ION 26th
and Sd Avenue that has made arrangements with Mr.
John Phy ivory dealer No 10 Murray street New York Gas
agent where article of piano forte hardware be
chased cheap elsewhere, and in any quantities.
Also superior article Of steel music wire imported by
York aud is considered the excepting Web
ser trial Of the only necessary establish its good
qualities.
g. respectfully solcts atenton to the quality Of
his manufactured goods especially his improved tuning
which warranted respect Sixteen yeas close
enton TO the above business New York has enabled j. g.
know exactly what the forte makers require.
All orders John Gill; goth and Sd Avenue New York
Mr. John Phye above will with immediate
ton. Goods forwarded any part of the United States
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FEMAT.E MONTHLY PILLS.

MADAME con- r.I.LO-Femae Periodical filis-0usr-
w anteed in case monthly periods have be
long been BY the medical proson and hun
dred that have useessly tried various boosted remedies Care
necessary TO their though they contain no
m al detrimental to Che constipation Advice given gratis
nard street. Walker and Canal where the Pills sold
Price III per box. au29 lmsm
MApAME COSTELLO, Female Physician and Graduate
IA Midwife, otr ths ,yrcsesscns ladies OF
this city and country Having had long experience surp
the treatment Of diseases incidental
apTes ladies the point Of confinement those suffering
from SUPPRESSION Ieguianty distractions &c TIA; w,i
dence where they always have the best medical treatment
wait and attend them al their houses until perfectly
of the delicate she ociaes personally every
that hesitation dread need never be apprehended.
NE-Madame Costello would inform ladies' residing out Of
the y whose health would not admit of travelling that she
would devote her attendance them in
the United States within reasonable distance.
Madame c. be consulted her residence Lispenard
street al all times h regard the wishes
her patients All and letters must be paid
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TIhNO
John PETHICK respectfully informs his friends and the
q public that he has on hand at his old establishment,
No. 204 Blocker street. .
choice assortment of Piano For,e which he will cell on the
considerations with players of experience-he would readily
challenge with the best Pianos and as
durability he refers the aud frequent ommenda
tons Of his instruments by various professors who have nssd
patterns both of rosewood and mahogany Of six octaves
and eighty notes full German scale.
New York. Sept. 18th. 1913 s2l lmNec
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LEA IKAYS, TAbLE CUTLERY. &c
w; sPlEs co; 2ls Pearl street are now openips r,,
casks OF new and elegant patterns Of Tea Tmy. embns
every variety OF quality color sizes from Eight 10 b,
inches. '''"' e's"' " 'h"'
Also 200 Ivory self tip Stag handl Kpy.. and
Forks. ~ iN"i'e9 an"
Also. Crookor's fine Pen Kpi,, ss
rx-sFa
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strict Police will be in attendance. and great care
Tickets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
~ A limited number of Season Tickets will be d,
posed of
No postponement this establishment OF the
weather the Grand Entrance from Broadway TO the Saloon
teced and the Saloon which is ventilated from the
an be at a m 3
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s1pcroNs, NAN HEAwxp AGE INSTITUTE.

SURGEONS BASDAGE INSTITUTE,
NAnssas sSss fsf$ Sir direction q
s' s,ss fAEfs E
YSf snS Psaeips Institute s..n n,orm.a,.
* Il s,i
ss.fs ssEi; s$ s
Spring Bsndssss for varieosed enlarged Veins
ss ss a ns a.s sad
also BandaBss are made to suit special cases. and TO
Doci knight deyoes special attention the
o abroad saa Sa; a ea @
forward 6sndages to any distant parts Of the country
irons q this Institute and some Of whom have presented most
.!;. Y Ps:.
fSsss; sssssi B! a 9 S E$E: u
Gr s IF H. g. sh{ FoseS e. 50
Re cssss Of Ply; and Surg NeT YORK ely Msxsr,
fa s9SsE% A sssa R9S e R@Ges ss sxy
Muter Megs Jackson Iewson, Gillngham, Homer Monk
In Baltimore to Professors Jennings Jamson Handy Monk
er, Mllar Amman, Hall Smith and Bailey sic 3m eod.ec
A BERNETHY,s Bo BOTANICAL PILLs:-Qne box Of
advertised for certain disease Let the unfortunate res, assured
speedy sdeal sonoElhss, fleets Of KID
Ss'ss %SssSs cx is a iss sqesa.
they equally certain having cured hundreds who had been
taking other medicines for months which tend more to destroy
the than the disease They never leave the
subject the Troublesome weakness which so frequently
smell and any taking them might frequent the most
gS sSss1s S s hsF%s
@ . S Msw sa ~
Brooklyn. by Balgreye. Druggist Fulton ST. SIS MN
THE MOST WONDERFUL REMEDY
IN the world is Winn's Irish Vegetable RELIEF CANDY,
for Immediately removing the 70 flowing diseases-bowel
complaint cholera morbus rheumatism pain the head side
whoopng cough influenza coughs colds and consumption
Fot sale at A Carmne and !56 and IA Dvi'
sion st. ABNER HITCHCOCK,
SIS lmeod%m Wholesale Agent, l0l West st.
TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-Look at bills of NOR
taity and you will find that Consumption more destrnc-
tive human life this country than other disease We
all know that Cough like the of the rattlesnake al
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ENJOY AL-Indla Rubber Shoes and Over Shoes-Just
IL ceyed Gom factory for fall trade large
India Rubber Shoes consisting Of plain and figured lined aud
fued rubbeT elastic oyershoes ladies'
sandals leather and rubber soe ladies' fur and ibbon
bound Grecans and Buskns ladies' elastic quilted silk
shoes styles gooe shoes and styles of misses and
81 ana %f eaSh s ST. ea oa ged and plain
5000 pairs ladies' lined and fur bound rubbers,
Merchants requested examine the stock
No. IS Maiden Lane.
HORACE H. DAY, Successor to Roxbury /. r. Co
s26 lmr IS Maiden Lane.
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The E1 Il.
FRENCH DIAMOND EYE WATER.
supply of this Coyrium, ii can henceforth be ob
ANDREW LAKE, Md,
Opthalmc Surgeon and Oculist, No Sc Whae st.,
east side OF Broadway.
The preeminent and permanent benefit derived from the
who have used IT, both in France England and this
do think IL requisite make remarks eff
cacy. As the fully authorized say, If it should
not meet the expectations Of the patient be returned and
quantity used in proportion the paid which 10 G
81 for vial with glass 20 r. 81 for vial with
eye glass,
This eye water strengthens weak eyes, caused by close
application study work. and renders perfectly
strong, the eye brilliant aud healthy.
IL the patient whose has been weakened by e-
measles, change Of climate and late hours
gvs clear sight to the aged by removing morbid
latons from the
affords almost immediate relief in all nfammatory attacks
10 winch the eye Is subject.
II will the inveerate cases of chronic ophn
~ " A 'f'"'
u removes IN few days smoky appearances and floating
mhidn appear to the the first of
chscung the disease entirely,
PERSONS this 6,d
brilliant transparent brightness activity OF motion
"ich VIII remain permanent, w " '"'''o"
any en as above (pos pad il will be forwarded TO
-, !. :. . s7to 30sr
SThAW WRAPPING PAPER-7ooo resm. or ,7
s2sy ' ~ S"'e ny PEkSSE BROOKS.
c.,i,,,, n, NO 81 Liberty street.
SuGAk12shhds very prime New Orleans suy., ,..
~ from snip Ocmulges, and for sale bv e'''' ianuhR
sur ~. n COLLINS co. 50 soutb .,
WHEAT-<oo bushes prime Illinois Wheat no,, I..a,--
.u "'" '"'' OF '' z K Collins . CO. q son,h,.,
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MADAME SUTTON,
PROFESS OF SIN GING
6i8 Broadway. sis 3msr
FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET IIo

Z
A DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturer has
"A. always hand large dinner aud tea sets
n plain white and g French Porcelain as cnuer and
ds. p1,s Of al ne, assorted dishes covered
shape. ~ ' ~ ~ @"''
the ARTICLES the best ouav and 20 he
sold liberal terms and 20 su pucbssers "a e
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D. NJ. PEYSER, u CO.,
MO- ITO William Of John street. and a37 Broad
r VIZ hsve MY Tinn6s h Ia @ fnpp
leced by person Paris Berlin Sc and which
viz
Berlin Zephyr and German Wonted-the complete
sortnent.
Berlin Embroidery Patterns-a choice selection.
Canvass for Embroidery Of worsted linen silk gold
| and ., iver Of all widths and qualities.
Silk Chenille for embroidery trimming and flower making
Purse Twist German, French and English, plain and shaded
| in skens, sticks, and on spools.
on spoos
Suspeuders superbly embroidered, and Suspender Trim
mDgs
Gold, Silver and Steel Beads, in all Nos
Gold and Silver Fringe, Braid Cord Twist Thread and
Tassels.
Embroidery Frames and variety Of different Fancy Art.
cles.
Artificial Flowers choice selection.
Ernges Of Gotten, worsted and silk imported and
Gimps, Tasseis. Buttons and all other kind Of trimming
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NATIONAL THEATRE

lPHlLADELPHlA
ven. Ills Il EVENING FRIDAY. Sent 20 isss
RICHARD THE HlRD.
To conclude with the farce of
THE IRISH TUTOR
Mr. E. Forrest is engaged and will shortly appear
open o'clock. half.past PRECISELY
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WHEAT-<oo bashes prime Illinois Wheat. now ,,nd,..
n ITO" snip OF "R Collins CO. . so,,h,.,
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4
- BAZAAKS-At this establishment be found every
description OF Boats that the ingenuity
Look what he has done Judge of what he can do Al
his establishment built the follow ing uuvaled boats viz
The Swift Sure Of New Foundland the foot sailing
ppmky IEooblsI the komp Of Hurga!e aud the Paul Pry
the noble Cmbra the O. w. Chapman the forty foot racer
for the United states pOho the barge Empress Florda
Others equally great
Oars Sweeps and ScullsThs branch Of his business
truly worthy Of attention. Look at prices only three and
four pence foot All the SOULS for racing by the pro
peors own hands Those that the last be
at his Office Sixty Boats always hand. Visit his
Bazaar you desire treat All work delivered free Of charge
g. L. lNGERSOBL,
m
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Attending Surgeon and Physician.
e. McMANUS,
Apothecary and Secretary. Sc lmec
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled to the right of presumption lands
within the limits Of the townships above Enumerated is
qued establish the the satisfaction of the Register
aud Receiver of the proper land Office and make there
for practicable after this notice and before
the day appointed for the of the public sale Of
the township embracing the claimed above designated
otherwise such claim will lie forfeited
. THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
ie2i ifaw IN 6()cfr
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RIO TAILORs.-sTlNEMET1s New and ComoIs,s H.

"a Nut Sine 20. stove Sa75 and fresh Broke.
50 ~ ", toh o. the best Peach Orchard Ash we'll
Msshea ~ elty welgher and delivered free OF cart,
t' anr. md s s8rnsr OF King
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
WhcaI-Culter for Sale.

HNHE undersigned offers for sale, Wheatl
C1uer. made By Mr. HuzzeJ Of Bslti-
more, on credit till the Isl day or Jan'y. 1914.
JAMES L. RANSOM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
TRUST SALE.

DURsuANT 10 the terms Of deed Of trust,
u executed 10 me by Thomas II. Perdue and
william Nichols, bearing date the lst day Of
May, la4l, and recorded in4he Clerks Office Of
the County Court Of Jefferson county, J shall
expose to sale. at public auction. before the
door Of the Court house of-Jstierson county, ia
Virginia, Oh, Monday he 5sh aav Of Nav, 1913,
being Couttday, on the terms hereinafter set
forth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
nOmleefics.

fINNHE subscriber would call the attention o
farmers and others, TO his stock Of Domes
TIC Goods, which IS very large and well assorted
Being purchased exclusively for cash, at ex
tremely low prices, he is enabled to offer them
Of sinai advance for cash. As he has bought
them IN this way, efeels confident that be can
sell them cheaper Than the cheapest, by the piece
or yard. Among his stock will be found
Heavy 3 Thrown Cotton fgood ouaIitylat CT.
DO 81 do Sheeting do 10
Bekt "a do Savage
Behtextra super6ae pn6leached Sheeting 10
rs osnshurg. very heavy, 10
Beat 7-a Patapseo twilled Osnaburg
Farnitntean and Apron Checks very low, II
Plaid Ceitons for servants at 10 cents, 2
Bleaehed Cotions, asionishingls low--3-l AZ 6.
7-e fine 1t 10, "a fine and stoutat l2i,
Best Ga Long Cloth sheeting atls cents, and
every thing else in proportion
He respectfully asks call from one and all,
whether they wish 10 purchase or not. where
tHey will find him ready 10 show them through
with pleasure. E. P. MILLER.
April %. I643.
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HARPERs. FERRY
Root, Shoe, g. Hat Storc.

"a S. STEPHENS. South Wesl Corner
IN Shenandoah abd High Streets, in The room,
formerly occupied BY John Rokenbaugh, Jan,
has just received direct from LYNN, Msssaehu-
sets, and Baltimore, Al eases Bob,s. shoes.
Hats, Ec., his stock comprises the followine-
j CASES mems fine cali, hip, seal did coarse
I boots, s:t IN
cases boys and youths do ID
9 cases mems calf kip, seal and coatse shoes,
500 pair boy apd Souih'sshoest coarse and fine.
$50 pair chiIdren's city made and eastern ia eyl
cry variety,
1900 pair ladies' kid, monroe, seal and calf
slippers and walking shoes,
400 pair misses 10 do
10 cases gentIemen's superior beaver, satin.
cashmere and3rpssiafhais OF The latest New
fesk and Paris spring style, from two Of The
most celebrated factories in the cohntry,
40 dozen straw hats, varying in pride from CT
centstup,
Also, splendid lotto leather and hair trunks,
With alyarieig ofother usefularticles usually
found in shoe stores. The above goods have
sbeen purchased for cash, at the very lowest
prices, apd Lam confident can sell them lower
than they can be bought elsew here in the VAL
ley Of Virginia. a call from my former Frieads
and customers, and ihe public generally, is RI
spectfully solicited.
HarnaTe Eaeru e
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FaMcN DrM G00ds.

NlNE Alpaca Lusire, Foulard Silks,
y Ga French Bombazines,
Patisene,a new and beautiful article for dresses
Monseline de Lanes,
French, and American Lawns. nav and n,e,tv
Prih,s Of every style and quality, very cheap.
1.isle and Thread Laces and Inssrtings,
White, Golored, and Black Hosiery, all kinds.
A good assortment Of Gloves,
Ladies fancy colored cravais,
Bonnets and Bonnet Trim mings, new fashion,
Cambrc and Jaconet Mus5ns,
Swiss and Lace do / do
Plain and Figured Nett. Figured valeue de
Manchester Ginghams. &c.
The ladies' are most respectfully invited 10
caI and examine his stock before purchasing,
: as Pc thinks il cannot fail to please the most
faatidious
April 90. EP MILLER.
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AND
NEGRO HgRaN@s
THE BARN in Clarke County. iu,, below
L snickers, Fsfff. On which ne I.te Jads,
Parker resided, having been rentsd out, his Ex-
eeulofs 9il, on "Wednesday he l0ih day II .gprii,
lsl3. expose 70 sale, on said farm.
- All the STOCK,
FL - Farming UTENSILS,
- Sc. theron consisting,
.9mOngst other things, Of Horses, Cat
tie, Sheep, and Hogs,
"A large quantity Of Corn and Oats,
Farming Machines and Utensils ofepery
kind,
Household Furniture, Sc. Sc.
They viii also At the same place, and on The
same DAY, hire out for The remainder of the
year.f until The 26ih OF December next
\ al the NEGROES on said Farm.
Consisting OF valuable field ana house servants
men and womenb several children would be
placed with good masters for time without
charge.
The hire Of the negroes win be made pava-
bic on the 26th Of December next. on the
sales. credit Of pine months on all sums over
IS viii Be given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
II April l2, l643.
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TRUSwEHiS Saul

My virtue eT a deed of Trust, executed 81
Nd George Beckhouse, 10 the undersigned
aud JosephT u DaugherlY, now deceased, with
power tolhe survivor 10 act therein. and dated
on the cath day Of December, 1880, and aalys
recorded in the clerk 'sonice of.the county eourt
Of Jefferson the Undersigned will sell, ii bublic
auction, to the highest bidder, FOR cash. 6Afore
the court house door in Charlestomn, Ill Friafa
he 18Th day cfnfst month (May, is43,
Fifty Acres aI.1...
or the certain tract Of land, situated on taS
south east side Of the SHENANDOAH riyefI IN lid
county of Jefferson, adjoinlng the lands of Il j.
Smith, Roper; Howell, and others, ana kaown
as partof theE Rocks tract, Th6 wholsaracs
contains about foeShundred and filteef acres.
and the portion to be sold is 10 DO carved otfAas
near as may be- the form bs din oblong SQUARE.
from the southNfst side Of the farm 81 4 line
running parallel with James Roper,s Inns, from
the river towards the mountain
Part Of said portion 70 be sold iscioafed aaaN
and part clothed wilh saluabls timber fnxS
Such title only as issvested III the trustees
be made 10 the rafchaser--it Is believed hng-
ever 10 be indisPulaoIeA II A
e. az ANDREW fiLNTERg ~
April s, 1879 SWrieias TY,piss.
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7 WILLLBN .4IrDPRSON

iHInfiNG learned from several repats bic per-
sons n me nelghboFhood, thstsn impress
siop naoeoad mat bis mercantile trade would
e rons LOT easn alone, begs leave torontrsdict
suen report, ana say that such never was his iu-
! ssnuon-ous thal ne is IdesiHous to make ac-
cosnts, At II months, with sll solvent and pune.
tuai persons, who may favor him with their pa.
.rcnagf, and further, that his stock and variety
is large, perhaps more 50, than any othsr store
within Jefferson Codniy. They viii b sold al
low prices, as wilt be obvious at 6rst sighf. and
having eutione storY his undivided at,eniion vii
be given TO il.
Elk Branch, Apr; Is, is43.