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CHEESEMAN'S
ARABIAN BALSAM.

VNHIS valuable Medicine has been used for
IL more than ten years, and is highly appreciated
for the peculiar and eicacious property 1t possesses
for the cure of all kinds of Wounds, Bruises,
Sprans, Sores, Burns, and Scalds. and is a never
failing remedy for acute or chronic Rheumatism.
IL is warranted to any of Piles Fistuio,
of however long standing, when everything else
has failed, and It affords Immediate relief in pain
in the side aud breast, pain and weakness in the
back and loin, and can be depended to quiet
Pain and relieve Soreness in all cases. This won
der working Balsam will restore numb or torpid
limbs, stiff joints numbness in any part of the
body, and is sure and pleasant application for
lungs and Threats, quinsies, &C. This ID no doubt
iul remedy-being prepared in accordance with
strict and we'll established chemical laws Its rep
utaton has been, and still is Onioard, and is now
| extensively used in all parts of the United States,
while the universal satisfaction it has given,-the
increasing demand, and the numerous and respec-
table testimonials from Physicians and others who
have tested and nfalliby proved IFS efficacy, shows
that it needs only to be used to prove its invaluable
excellence and satisfy the most incredulous
OF As there several counterfets, the pur-
chaser should be particular and that each wrap
per has the written signature of the proprietor.
E. CHEESEMAN. q
In bottles, at so cents. For sale by BUTTON
Il CLARK, Brattleboro. 6m IL
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This way, Gentlemen!

SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.
TNHOSE who are in favor of good Share, are
IL respectfully invited TO call at the Dressing
Room over the Post Office, where they will get Il
done in shape, and feel good as new. Hair Cut
ting done in the latest style.
Also
Razors and Shears sci to order, ready for use.
Particular attention paid to cleaning and taking out
grease spots from all Wooden Clothes, and restoring
them to their natural color, without injuring the
cloth in the least.
N. B. Don't forget the place IL o N b
DOOR SOUTH OF THE POST OFF1CE-UP
S7.8IRS.LD J. l. HOWARD.
Brattleboro, July l, 1874. IS
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"Brney is the man" says the Emancipator.- =
Yes, "Birney is the man, echo the trumPeiers'
"Birney is the man" "Birney is the only man. =
Well, il seems, sure enough that "Birney Is the
the man who SOLD a "tellow being INTO bond
age. " two months after he had become fully con-
vinced of the right of his slaves to their freedom,
aud OF his duty, christian, to give it to them.
Saiem Register
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SyZE the subscribers being appointed by the
wv Honorable the Probate Court for the dis
trict of Westminster, commissioners 10 receive, ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands of all
nersons against the estate of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

A Powerful .qcquisition-The Hon. John San
ford. two wears since Loco member of Congress
from Montgomery county, n. y, and one OF the
10 He saws that he must staRd By the Tariff, and
that Polk, Calhoun, &c.'w CRUSH 1T If they
come into power.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

Serious accident at Brandon on the All inst.
Edward Briggs, in the employment Of Mr.
w. Conant, had his right hand blown off at
the wrist by the premature discharge of can
non, while he was in the act of loading it. He
received two other wounds which perforated
the chest, and was otherwise badly burned a.
ted soon after the accident, by DR.. Dana, as
sisted by the physicians of the place, and not
wthstanding the severity of his wounds, we
learn that he is considered in fair way of re-
covery.-Rutiaad Herald.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

Handsome Conduct.-The True Sun says; "We
understand that Philo P. Rust, Esq will not claim
the $1,000 damages assessed by jury, in the case
of Rust vs. Webb, for libel. Mr. Rust is satisfied
With the ustice done to his character by their YER
diet, and honorably and literally declined receiving
the money"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

Henry w Du Puy, former editor and publisher
of the Orleans Republican, at Albion, but lately OF
the Wabash Standard Lafayette, Ia, well known
to many of our citizens, we see by the last number
of The latter paper renounces Locofocoism and de-
clares boldly against the annexation of Texas to
the Union.-BufalO Com.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

Capt Childe is surveying new line for the rail.
road crossing the Connecticut at Willimansett, and
coming up from there on the west side OF the river
Some Of the directors are of opinion this VIII be the
best roue-the traghest, the least expensive, and
of less grade than the east side route.
Northampton Courier
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

.oP The Wings of Western Massachusetts, hold
mass Convention at Springfield on the 9th ofAu-
gust. The "latch-string' will be out
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
@.1A WILL be sold at Auction, at the
fstTs13 w Inn of George w. Lamb in
~ Wilmington, all the real estate of JOSH
.as4sAsA. ua Smith, late of Marlboro, deceased,
with the reverson of the Widows dover, on the
18th day of August next, at one o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Said real estate is situated in the west
part of Marlboro, on the stage road leading from
Bratteboro to Wilmington, containing fifty acres
OF good land, mostly cleared, with dwelling house,
wood house, barn, and blacksmith's shop thereon.
Terms of payment made known at the time of sale.
OSHEA SMITH, Admir-.
Marlboro, July IL, ls44. AZ
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NOTICE.

a. LII persons ,oho hnre Recorded Deeds remsin-
80 ing in the late Town Clerks office, Brattle-
boro, respectfully requested TO call and take
them away Immediately. To those who able
to pay for recording the fee will be thankfully re-
ceived, and to those who unable TO pay the fee
will be given with the deed. As some of the deeds
have lain in the office more than thirty years, it
seems that the Titles 10 their lands are not toorfA
preserving! STEPHEN GREENLEAF,
Late Topn CItrk.
June 25, 1874. as
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KALL0CK, MOUNT g. BILLINGS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
European s. AMerfraM
DRY GOODS,
I73 PEARL STREET,
NEW YORK

III M. & D. keep constantly on hand an ex-
tensive assortment of Foreign and Domes-
tic DRY GOODS, and are daily receiving from
Auctions, Importers, and Manufacturers, new and
fresh Goods embracing all the latest styles and
patterns Of English, French and American manu-
tacture.
Merchants and Dealers are invited to call and
examine stock and prices, consisting IN part of
English, French, German, Orleans Cloths and AL
aud American Cloths paccas;
Plain and fancy CASH Printed Lawns and Mus
meres, Sattinets, and Inns
Vestngs, Of all styles Irish Linen and Linen
American Prints OF every Lawn;
style; }Pongee Hdkfs. and other
Brown and Beached3 styles;
Sheetngs and Shirt Black Italian Cravats
ings; Fancy do.
Scotch and American, Scarfs and fancy Hdkfs.;
Ginghams Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons
&c &c. &c. &c. &c.
New York, July 10, 1874. lmis2os4G
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-07-26

The Green Mountain Freeman is hunting
up reasons for opposing Mr. Sade. Why not
come out plainly and honestly and say that Mr.
Slade is a strong abolitionist-has labored as
long and more efficiently than any other man
on the Liberty ticket in Vermont--but you will
not support him, because he don't belong to
your pGrty.-[WaLchman.
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M O TT CE.

y sons Ezekiel ID. aud Ira E. Pierce, their tune
through their minority. | shall pay no debts of
their contracting, claim any of their earnings
after this date. EZEKIEL PIERCE, JR.
Putney, July 4, 1874. 40
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China, CrOckery, and
Glass Ware, v

AZ FULL and splendid assortment, just received
IA by DICKINSON, DAY 81 CO.
July 8. CIV IS
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TIMBER. sc.

TIME following articles are wanted by the sub
H. scriber, 10 be delivered before the LIST day of
Sentember NEXT
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SHAD.
IL Y E.

SO BUSHELS RYE, nice article, for sale by
e)V July 25l C. TOWNSLEY Il SON.
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CHE ESE.

AZ FEW hundred old New Mich Cheese for
~ sale by G. TOWNSLEY IL SON.
July 25, 1874. %
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PORK! PORK!

m TOWNSLEY & SON have Just received
Va bbls. Western clear Pork, for sale by the
Dbl or 10. June IL 1874.
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ADDISON BROW N.
September, iS42.

P.S-Since the above was written our echooi
System has been thoroughly tested by the auu.,on-
al experience of nearly two years. ana mas an4NFi
ed the wishes and expectations OF its proecsS ana
patrons.
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LA ID,

LA II ID.
1000 LIB. prime family Lard, put up in stone
lOOO pots for family use, for sale by
c. TOWNSLEY 81 SON.
June H. 1874. DO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

1t nBI.tt.

INllE .asseraers ta,Hs pateAsstd DE I'm
EIk YARD sa N4fa ,ftssf araf .ae Hr.8ss.
ia.rnff occupied o, NlLes- A El.e fe,pe1.G.IIt
ru ar 30 .aie fsai lsct are IreaarrsI a. ffars
iafa.ss o. t.ass 81 PM LUMBER a. lie s.o4l
ssar.Ilis iefIas l8f ea-h
Aaseh~e ~ ft.s tafl 81 saor.isat B'aa.sr ma
hinf Which - iat eHHsasi#t saap..ed VIII ra#-.
I'D EssrIag acaftff s...f4as .s4',af s n4ah al.
be- sa.d 81 rasa be .aN al aat l.acr % TIE Ne.
iefn country Al aritn ihaHtia#IY received a. q
Ff''H'. ''1 attended BE- l.. ROOT 20
WhssI.He a gus l-ff
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- Sap. y lls.a. brn y Ala5 l1A u
~'efflns Candiss suF Hfifcis NJ
- Hhls rfins kecithed MhttY
lu,l rec sos4 sasgffuaeui Of superior WeaVei'
Reeds
On hand Fa.l s,ssfirrni 4 Dr. Csols AMI
efposnes snd day sllis 81 ihs 'lpst Aisa.
Woes and L-quas Of svfr dosof gitsn. Al 81
ne shove saielns 81. n ssld a. ioR prices -
essl - appfg, e. prpluu.
pfas4 f,aeh.t Bss.,sf. Gtnssng. A. t.augAi
~ s4.h o. 49,, saaf 3GlAAlS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

n AIIIItS=A t#arHzIH tss .r##.. -
w Naae.s .4s# r.. 49, ~ .-a#s -
.HNS >NMI AT
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
IsIARm Elna SAL. q.

C,isb ,d ,nri,,,, b,uso al a.,,Lo L,n.n |
, suilabIe harm an anore and no,cb ar
vub,n y rod ol The door # viii ns Sold
ow and on reasonable Terms in nav.
uo,,e.
Aov nerson WISHING IN nrocure Fl rleas
NV, 0"" '"''1''''''' "''''' WIZ w "o'' 10
: a. '"o sec wv P',",5 "nn,i ,rru,,,,
o. 90. oC,'' " ELL
- ,'.,.o,. ~, =
=, Ga.nn.s g., sol- Sr
Po"' - Cl1uw4NGS e. AKEps
CorrolI,oo Nov 81 IeAA
Sforo zV.1rn A. exceII.n, &C
sor,nen, tor sa,n NV
''' '"'0"' ~ CIrnHiINCs z, AKEpS
C,,o,I,on Noy s,h 1874
gRsbEhUS
TLo E.,oo,,,...;a. C.,t,,o.aIr
o..,I. K..LL.,,,,C, nIoLo,r,a
Geography & Atlas, and school books
generally, Tor sale ny
CUNMINGS & hhEko'
-
Dye SGUgES.
Madder, Alum, Indigo Logwood and
Coperas Of a superior quality Ior sale
by
CUM NtINkS N A IL EkS.
CarroIton. Nov. 9Th lS44.
--------- -----------------------
Produce wanted.
Wheat. Fisx-rad, Twolhyseed, Clio
Beoswax TaIIow. Flax. Rsgs. Tcwvarn.
in short almost all kinds OF produce
bouah, hv
CUMMINGS g. AKERS
CartolltoD. Nov. 8ih 1914.
10 6o7eo Clotb Fnr Seal end S4sIerte
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
sale Of Real Estate by or
der Of Court.

On the 3lst Gay oI December, A
d 1874, between the hours Of 10 o..
clock A NJ. and O'Clock p NJ. Of said
day, al The door of the Courl house in
CsrfOIton, wll be sold TO the highest
bidder, The following reaI estate, as The
property ol James McCombs, deceased
10 wit: The East hall OF The North
East Quarter Of Section Twelve (l2 J
in Township fourteen CI4) anh Range
SIX 10 excepting 10 acres sold to Fran
CHS Reynolds, subject TO the dover estate
Of El zabeth MCCombs, widow Of James
McCombs, deceased. Appraised at
1875 90. Terms OF sale, one third 'ol
Inc purchase money in hand, one third
10 one year, and the remaining one
third in two years, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises, with in
Ierest.
WILLIAM OGLE,
Administrator with the will annexed OF
James McCombs Decd.
November 80, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
PROPERTY IN HARR iSBURGH
FOR SALE.

The subscriber proposes to sell his
property, situated 10 the town Of Har-
Tisburgh, Carroll county, OHIO. lying in
the North part Of the town, opposite Mr.
Loase's Tan yard, There a,e Two Lots,
with good Two story frame !B use on,
also good fran Stable. Also. Two lois
on Main street. adjoialDg the Wagon
making shop of David Need, on one of
which is good Blacksmith Shop
will also sell Two entire sets OF Black
smiths Fools
Terms viii be made to suit purcha-
ser or purchasers. lG the subscriber
should be absent at any time, the pro-
perly will be shown and terms made
known by George Pugh, ESQ
EDWIN WOODBUBN
New Harrisburgh, Nov. Is, 1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
BALDNESs AND Loss OF HAIR.

Is caused BY a want OF healthy aclIon
Of the vessels which throw off he per
spirstlon from the head NEe0 lheso
vessels are weak or dsessrd the pos
spirsIioo IL rhrk end clammy aud "a
hsr,- 10 he mouths Of the potes ord
clogs them Up and dries and forms
sruri or danduf Lpss blood is then
carried TO he roofs Of the hstr, and Tor
want OF which The hslr has not sufii-
cleor not rishmenl end consequently bs'
comes dry and harsh and beRIns iosen
slbiy 10 toll of which eonllBninR 10 IN
crease. evenloaIly produces badness
Restore me capillary vessels Of he hesd
to heir former healthy circulation, and
foe silky new hair will make lIs 80
peafsnce which, will increase IN qusnIi-
ty oud volume until their bsir becomes
thick and healthy
JAYNE'S II Mr. TONIC is the only
preparation thai has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bald Heads,
which It has done in innumers Bile 10
stances, and will seldom iaii, # proper
~ and perseveri0gly used
For sale bv | Atkinson q Co., Car.
roIIron, and R K GRAY, Way nesburgh.
September IL, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
PORK! PORK!

The subscriber wishes to purchase, at his
residence in Augusta township, Carroll
county, large quantity of PORK!
Next Friday | will receive Turkeys at
from 1874 to 25 cents, Geese at 10 cents,
Ducks at z, full grown Hens 81, dressed
ready for market, Rolled Butter 7 cents,
tor which | will pay in Store Goods as
soon as | get on the first lot Also Cash
paid tor newly cut HAMS.
JULIUS C. HART.
November 25, 1874.
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BOOKS.
Nov. 9Th 1874


BOOKS.
6 doz. U S Spoilers,
6 doz Cdbbs,
2 doz. Eclectic Spoilers, Readers and
Arithmetics.
2 dOz Western CaIculaIors,
Q doz Kirkham's Grammar.
2 doz FroeI's History OF the U S.
Q doz, Missouri Harmony,
doz Parley's Geography,
] doz Mlchel's Primary Geography,
ld,z do Geography & Atlas,
doz. Walkers Dictionary,
Half dOz Comslock's Chemistry,
Hall doz do Philosophy,
Halfdoz D'Aublgne's History Of the
Reformation,
Halt doz Edwards on the Will,
Hall do2 Confession Of Faith,
Half doz Methodist HYMNS,
Half doz Watts Psalms and Hymns,
Half doz Davids Psalms,
Half doz. General Assembly collect
ion of Psalms & Hymns,
l8 doz Almanack's
On hand and for snIe bV
W. NJ. SINCLAIR
Nov. 9th 1874.
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WILLIAM OGLE.
Sale Of Real Estate by orr
der Of Court.

On the 3lsl day of December, 1874,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ
and 4 O'Clock P. M. oil said day, on the
premises in Harrison township Carroll
county, Ohio, will be sold to he highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the
property Of George Hartman, dsceas-
ed, 10 wit: IL acres 10 the North Wesl
corner Of the West half ol the North
West Quarter Of Section FIVE IS ! in
'Townshiptifeen, U5) Of Range sA Is ,
Terms Of sale, one third cash in hand,
'oDe third in one year, and the remain
ing one third in two years, 10 be secUr
led by mortgage oO the premises, with
rinleresl
REBECCA HARTMAN,
GEORGE HARSH,
Administrators OF George Hartman
deceased.
November 30, 1874,
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List of Letters

LASE Oh LtltCfS
Remaining in he PoslsOfice al Carroll
ton, Carroll county, Ono, or The first
Of October, 1914,
Mrs A Arch bold Parick KIRK
RIB BDvle David Lindsay
Ellen Buck John MUucrlsth
Susan Burrier Wm MrGavran
Tho's Brown 2 Reuben Newman
DAVID Capper Martha Norris
Peter Cook Catherine Puzh
John Carr Daniel Rennecker
q S Craumer Sie2ber Slaley
James Durham Moron Sleeves
Joseph Dickson Rubl 6 Scott
John Elder Alfred Vince
Jacob EueDsler Amos Wheeler
Hoff & swan Harrlson Wllcoxon
William Kneen John YanG
L A King
THO'S WILSON. P. NJ.
1900 Bushels FIaXseed
The subscriber wishes 70 purchase
3OOO BUSHELS FLAXSEED,
For which he will pay the highest price
on delivery.
WIN NJ SINCLAIR.
Csrrollton, August 9, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06

Remaining in he PyslFOfice al Carroll
ton, Carroll county, Ono, or the first
o. October, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06

A large stock of excellent Mddder y
Indigo, jus received and for sale by.
W. N SINCLAIR.
Nov. 9Th 1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
FRESH GOODS.

ber still continues the business OF Merchandising n the Old
occupied by himself and others, He has just
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-12-06
Pckin Mansion House.

The subscriber would respectfully in
lo,m The travelling community aod 9th.
ers, hat he has taken The TAVERN
STAND, io Pekin, Carroll county, Ohio
at the corner, aud intends keeping such
accommodations for both man and beast
as Will satisfy all who favor him with a
call.
H IS TIA B l. E,
will al all lines be FURNISHED with the
best The country cen afford, and served
up IN the best style,
HIS BAR,
will be supplied with the best of Liquors,
HIS STABLE,
will be attended by careful hands.
He hopes ly strict attention TO bnsi-
ness to merit aud receive liberal share
Of public patronage.
H 6, FLINT.
Pekin, Nov. IS, 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
TRUST SAFE.

EEY virtue OF deed Of Trust executed ID
Nd the subscribers as trustees, by John Stri.
der. on tie lst day. Of July, 1915, and Of record
10 the Clerks oficeE 81 the Count. Court OF JEFF.
ferson County, for the purpose of securing a
debt therein mentioned, ss due to Henry Miller,
which debt by consent decree of the Circuit
Superor Court Of Lay aid Cnsncery for JEFF
ferson County, pronoua6ed On the 3ist day OF
MAY last. was ascertained 10 be the sum of
s3ii0 with interest from thesa Isl dsy oe1Fehru.
aty. 1912 til paid. we shall proceed 10 sell, at
public auction; for cash, hefose the front door Of
the Court HOUSE Dc IeHersoa County, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and 5, P. NJ, on
Monday The lsth day qf .iIrtmber nszt,
lbeing Court day. all that certain TRACT OF
land with the aPpurtenaHces, lying in the
County Of jefferson, upon the Shenandoah Riv-
er. near Hsfpers-Ferry end cosamonly cailee the
"GULF MILLS copyeyed lous by said Sirider,
by said deed, containing
$50 ACRES,
or so much thereof as maybe necessary to sa-
tisfy the said debt and interest. The ssld tract
OF land is that on which said Sirider now re-
sides, andi available and desirs BILE property
especially on accopnl of The MILL SEAT and
other Water Rights helopgiuesto il Such title
as Is vested 10 Us. which j. bel eved 10 be iudis.
putaole, will be made 10 the purchaser
WILLIAM LUCAS,
Fl; ISAAC FoUKF,
Get. 10. 1874 Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
DIED.

% "wednesday morning last, MRS. EMfLY G..
T4Itoa, wife nf Mr. James TsyIor, near step.
sbsfdsosn, and daughter Of Capt. John Moler cf
1hoagh siienee ~ tlhe spprprti.te rxoression o.
gt' ,et onF ieelises will not permit Us 10 % one
Sfsrsiy gifted ~ the virtues Of grnlegeas, piaeea
. p grave ~i,heut some slight though melancholy
rss,e o. Ahrction
II ne absence OF oslepislion he that excellence
'hFh lyaieates an elevated mind, The subject Of
elnoeees united with feminine diilidepee, pos
sed pre-e tnineHtly that's whish enlitled Ber tothe
seem and admiration Of ~ that kaea her, exhibit
sspnlioFmly, IN al the varied relations Of ife.
ssAfness OF manner, and ~ efeaness Of temper,
d,rseterieiic Of her existence
lnfthe Domestic circle she was better known. and
e1il be- best appreciated. with devotion 10 The
asnIbersot her family. She possessed deep sen.
asllly-her sympslhies ever being alive % the dis
Hesssd-reyering God and Christianity plaei,i-
tT ih death bespoke the resiensticn 10 that AL
nIslpy bat hieh terminated her seemingl Is nomen-
Hry lllness
s4At Harpefs Ferry, on wednesday 25;h ult, of
Consnfhpiion. Mrs SusAs RoLttSs, IN the 3Oeh
FearIsf her age.
Al his fesidence in corisville Okin, on iae d
III. Mr.. JosEPH c. STARRY, il he 25lh year Of
ms age, f5rnierly Of Berkeley cognis.
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.M.4RRTED.

% Weopesday evening. The o5,h nlt. b. IL.
Rsgt James chishelm, ssd svrnrtLr LocEr
AftI.hap,, q Msf'insburg. 10 Miss SartY Du..,
SE FefS.sFs only daughter Of he lale Dolanv
Fous.aL. Esq Of The u s NAVY.
o iasSqaf morning lag. ~ the Rev. Alex.
sPdet 'assf' ar GEpRoE w. BLaEkMoRE Of
Ky lo1 IA Lucy A., daugfrer &c MI. samuel
% ilnfsday evening. Sept. och. ~ ,hs Rex.
Jd'spn 1loiper, ~. John LownAw ID Ma RI.
fEcrl c4LI4HAE, al Of his couniy
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Attention. Friends /!

1NHE subscriber, sthankful for the favor that
u mas been extended 10 him for several
years, by LIBERAL community, would inform
old friends andMew, that he is now, as ever,
ready and anxious to serve ihem,in all thatp ers
sainss 10 his profession To say that he will no I,
nor cannot, be beat in any description of Doors
s SnoEs, either in price or quality, is but ex-
pressing what every one who has heretofore pa
tronized hin, willingly and frankly admits His
materials are ofthe best qualfty-his workmep
excelled by nope 10 tho county--snd his effort
directed 10 please the public. Whilst be IS will
ing, when requested. TO follow the "good old
fashions, !" he YET gives watchfuI attention TO The
mutations thai SO frequently occur, and IS pre-
pared to serve st tho shortest notice, those who
desire the latest tip' Remember, bis prices
can't be bestmore especially when the casa IS
made to jingle IN his ear.
His SHOP j. Of the old sand, near David
Humphreys store, where be is always glad TO-
see his old friends and as many new ones as
think proper TO call
Is-Coun;ry Produce taken in exchange for
work at the nsrkettpgice.
THOMAS JOHNSON
Sept &c. 1874.