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LAND FOR SALE.
5000 N,iH $500 .ycyes
Il II w. SC III - u L. :.

fDNllE subscriber proposes To establish Law Schenl
d IN the iownoi lynchhurg. to commence On The
2Uih day OF Nuvenlr next and continue until ihr 10Th
day III August ci3 comprising Session of
exclusive ct an initrnsslun dnrln. tine spring
the Superior courts Of his circuit
The students will be required 10 read tina tex, bonks
regularly and upon the portions read undergo p-riu
zeal examinations. These will be- frequent, Inurh il
detail and conducted the plan of question and
s"er "a mode o inSrn tn centrally adopted. and u
believed, best calculated Ia impress tie suhjeri VI hN
studies upon the mind Of the student During the o..
amlnaIluns there will he delivered such lectures and e.
pana tons a. may he deemed necessary.
The text bonks will be: Chly's Blackstone, Tuck.
crs Commentaries, IomaA's Digest. Loinax on EXecu.
tors &c. Sll:ke On Evidence. Chilly and Steven %
/ Pleading.
In connection with the Law Schonl and in ,rheanre
OF IT'S object II is proposed also. To establish MOOT
COURT" be held periodically during tho course in
which all the students. who suif ieny advanced,
Will be expected 10 practise. It's design will be m
par, t" the student. acquaintance with the p.,see
"i the Law IN the several Of this common wealth.
while he Is ia acquiring knowledge of its principles.
TERMS SO payable in advance. Letters addressed
t" tie unarsgnri At lvnchurg. seeking other parties
lars in relation to the schoo will receive prmnpt a,ws
ton. DANIEL 4 XlI SON
Anyj Vets
0$-Th. Rich nnnd Wing s Enquirer will please ia
Sert weekly ill stnppd
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New Iron and Brass Foundrx

Nlf. uNDERS!GNED. having leased The F...
dry House olJ. NJ Warwick, ESQ.,. mm-d,,.I,
Oh me canal, IN Iynclburg, adjoining tho Commi..,.!
ana Lumber warehouse of b. +. Sackett. ,ake. ~.
method To inform his friends and the public pen.l,.
thereof lie prepared to fill orders any size Or -,
tern with nea'ness and DESPATCH either in Iron or ...
having employcda firsrae cas,erl,h in Iron ,nd n
any one ordering Castings who have not the pattern.
can have them made at the Foundry, on the mos, =.
communicating terms. 81
Ia addition To the Foundry and Pattern shop. l h,,.
Machine aud Finishing shop, on the same ,rem.s.
where am prepared 10 make repair any Kind Of A.,
chlnery IN lron Brass or Wood
he subscriber is agent for the manufacture and AL,
OF Bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Sm,,
Machine. newly patented Machine, which is w,r,,.,
cd 10 excel any other in USE for cleaning thu 49,,
k'nd al s"",'y ana dirty wheat. lie is now manuhe-
turing Cast lrnn Tobacco" Fatieners snperior ,,.,
Persons Interested invited To call and rxamin. a,
themselves before purchasing elsewhere. W
lhrcs'ilns Machines on hand T. sale - prim, ,ni.
Gle. y ~ fnrcrs. 10"
July 10 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

Henry Clay and his Freads-Ne tuck nolire some
days ago OF a splendid Glass Vase, manufactured hv
Mes>'s. Sweeney \ Co., ol Nheeny, which tux the
lHLe at The late exhibition OF the Franklin Institute
Same OF The Wings Of Pttshurgh res lived 10 purchase
THIS vase. aud preser, !. to Henry Clay and Tor that
purpose letter was written 10 the manufacturers Her,
IS an extract from then letter in reply:
SirWo ourselves design having the honor of pre.
Srn'ns the ~ ase' 10 Mir. Clay, and consequently II is
not iJr sale
by sending il 10 him we shall attain TIVE fold put
Pose IL VIII be testimony ot Personal regard AMI our
lfSHhalin Vt hlsoMn unwayerln. defence OF American
industry against the sapphg Influence Of Foreign labor
a"d seffe to show lie petiec,,, ami skill Witch our
own nsiise wmknen have arrived. as exhibited in the
Article ITSELF is undeniable that that this skill they
never would have attained but Tar the fostering hand o.
protection through the eAeriions Of Henry Clay.
~ Is inca nothing more ihsa ordinary Justice that we
should present Inn with artlca that has been mo
nounced ono Vi hs hn.s Productions Of our nanuiau.
tufers
laFrankori, ky.. the friends nf Mr. CLAY have dc
iermined t. false column his honur Il Is 10 be Do.
nc, vuiued, mt less Than hundred feet heb an
me ol the hs Overlooking the metropolis OF The STAT,
The column vii! be constructed ii stone of which there
IS an abundance Of The finest quality al hand Gov.
I.echer IS at the head ut the committee TO HON the
cnnpeiion of this work Of gratitude is entrusted Ken
tuchy knows how 10 honor her SIN; the column which
she VIII erect viii not b. firm IL. confidence. in M,
wan to w'tost name u 10 dedicated.
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RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.

fHNlf. subscriber has rs,ahli shed Law Schuu in this
n cIly; The tern having begun the LIST instant, aud
end1ng on the last day oi April next.
The current embraces The outlines, or general
principles Of tile Law Of Nature and Naons-ol Con.
MIA al snr length; aud will he followed by another Course
oil more technical and practical character, extending
through another ierm aud embracing of the
lmpnfIan branches Of our Municipal Iaw-,osetcr
with the subject III Pleading. Practice, and Evidence
more largely and infinitely considered
At the same time. 10 Accommodate such students
may not choose prosecute both these a, full
length. there will BE- condensed Course embracing the
must essential parts ot each Ct them in single term.
And there will be short additional Course Of Khet
orc embracing the principles uf the particular
IL applied 10 Forensic Augmentation; which may be- Ia
ken most adsaniageonsly in short summer term, al
the end oil either ot the other Courses OF Law or not
unprotilably. al intervals during It's progress.
The lee for instruction will be $50 for The Course Of
Law for the term, and $50 for the Course of Rhetoric
payable in advance.
Applications may he made by letter. OF personally to
the subscriber at the Po~haan ilouse or at his ri q
on Nh street, south side, 18th door from The corner on
Main.
WM. MAXWELL.
Richmond. November i1tb. IA
to- Gentlemen intending It enter the School during
the present term, may do most conveniently on or be
fore the LIST day Of January next when the Course will
reach the subject Of Municipal Law; and the fee for in
slrucon in such case will be $40, for the remainder Of
the Term.
Richmond, Nov % CIV
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TO TO5dcc0 .NMnufucf,xrers.

Nif subscriber ha"lns taken the large 4 convenient,
= " l"'atd ware house IN the Basin lately occ spea
ny NlesSrs Lewis d. Cren,haw & Co for the pu,ns..
"f Conducting general Commission and Fnrw,rdin.
nnSI"eS>-will he pleased To receive Manufactured Ia
hacc". and forward ms, ructsd cha ryipv onl,
cents per box for receiving and iorwardng.
JAMES II. JUREY.
Richmond, Sept. 10 via
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REMOVAL.
USEIf.E.TyS n I'x(TO?,

atch .nahrrs, Jeeciers, and Dealrs in " iioru an
Fancy Go0as, LyNcnBURG. Va.
4 Az removed from their old sand, which they
occupied Cor twenty nne years, To The corner
bose opposite Nichols & Bell and one door below john
u Mren's, where they are now prepared To execute
WIN despatch all orders IN their line at wel.
or ifon ~ hgsof Democrats "SlyaipAfouisp or Stand
.tisis. Iiards or Sofis.
Every "nier wil be waited on with pleasure. bni es
pecally would they invite the attention Of the AIDES
I" tier Improved aud establishments where may be
ionnd JEN tLRf AND FANCY ARTICLES. oi
'he latest patterns, ana 1t prices In please, to.ehef
with variety Of necessary articles such a, snnrrnr
Needles, Sclss rs, Pocket Knives Gold and Silver Spec
lacles, SC. Sc.
Sept. IL ia
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Sale Of I1IunDlc SL,YI.EN.

~ virtue "i a deed Of trust executed In us by Jes
- So A. Bramhl.u and vi record in the clerk ;, of
nee n Bedford cnhiy, and IN pursuance oi decree
de'rd IN the case ot Wharton < J,,hns1n Trustees A.
gansl Stephen {. Hun * Gu aud others in the cir
cut snp"rior court II 3pdfrd county will. al ib.r
~. Bedford court house. Monday the Pend day Of
DecenIhrr. 1874. Chat being day) offer fr sale
to the highest bidder. at public auction, credit ii
SIX months,
SIX SLAVES,
conveyed in the said deed. Five of these Slaves
are likely. young and valuable; Of them ar. Men.
one y"uag Woman, Girl abou, IL or II wears old \
Boy about It or | | years DID, and Woman abnul !
years odd The purchaser III he required give bond
with good personal security for tho pay men, of The pur
chase money.
The title To the Slaves is believed 10 be entirely good
but ac"s as Trustees. we will convey 10 the purchase
such title only as IS vested in by trust deed alrc-
said JOIN \. WHARTON
JAMES +. JouNsON,S if"SffS'
Nov. 81 Win
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r. Il a. c a. ii O u.

I'VE Subscribers ~ open English and Classica
SCHOOL. IN the busrmeni story Of the Second
PfesiyeHa" Church, on Tuesday, the lsl vi Oeober
nest.
Terms, per session Of five months For the eemen-
iay branches Of English 5000; lor the higher branch
rs II English, $500 !.r the Classic. and Maihema,
es 5000 A. NJ. BRANCH. Il. b.
T.. WINSTON, Graduate J.. NJ l.
Sept GO Is
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4lcf.fcR!.
F5g TIE vigsIsIsf
sCRostl<s.

II ons,eJ, rererra. Almost sdor.a e, name
ia .l.r5er'. fsl.rs. srsat. nc ts st esald throw;
\ or e-ss, maize. =. -Aosi, eas,ss three shame.
X eiaisent sui shs be ,s.n.bsfn sirines glow.
I ears Vi aash4dssei -, ma,st thou still know.
{, ou,d nan behold .he table, ofth, heart.
al. al my soan.rs = stamp thefein red and;
4 ns,sn's pride, Wr proud, own thou art.
Y oar fame nn.nil,ed. pure, As sha .are,t mind.
i.,asaslrz, Va, Dse. 9th, ,siI r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

JNV' u a. T.. q. WCCL NNAHNN,
CROCERS .2NU COANISSIOv
.NERC HlNIS,
IYS CHE VI.
give particular attention 10 tina sals NJ rlvs,
IN W heat tobacco and all kinds nf prndnes Iih..
"a cash vanrrs mad. produce in hand tour ch,,v.
is 50 cents hocslrad. tur selling hsceo (.ods n.
crived and forwarded. Ono charge for draysys)
GROCERIES.
A good stock at low prices.
Corner house. Vain Street. mex, door 10 Dr.. Sears
Drug Store, 4 doors above Bryant s Yunns's.
Sept 10 IL
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E'DEs RENT.

'bNllt. tw" firrpr,u brick tenemrais Immediately L.
4 low the Frauklin Hotel, IN main street They A..
both IN good repair and the upper apartments are WE'LL,
dsplrd FIR The Residence" of private families. P,msr,,ou
Ut nne tcnrm-nl h- hll early Ia November and mr.,
haps souner; ut the other the first Of annary ney,
WM. RADFORD
Oct 8 w,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

EDGEJJ.DRTH SE.NZ.V:lRX
MRS f.. Y, LOMAX, PRINCIPAL.
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prin.
fbNilS Institution, situated in the town Of Liberty,
4 Bedford County. Va. will be open for the recep-
ton of pupils the LIST of October.
Ii is the object Of the Principals to mpar the
dents useful AZ well Ornamental education. For
this PURPOSE Mrs H. and Mrs d. will be aided BY COM
peten assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for !he LIST class $50 pr. months
:. 2nd do Is -"
JUNIOR class - S"
Tuition in French, by Mile. R,ge,
Of Frsnce, 5"
Music by Professor Winkler OF Ger'nany,-P Piano S25.
Harp SIS; Guitar SIS pr. 5 months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, a. Professor
charges
Plain and Ornamental Needle work. So pr. five months
Use Of Musical Instruments 81
Each Young lady furnishing herown bedding and towels
N. B--Board may ais, be obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
Reierences-)udge Slanard and James Lyons ESQ
Richmond; Judge l.onax, Fredericksburg; Rev Dr.
llawley and Rev Mr. Laurie, Is, PRESBYTERIAN Church
Nashnglun Gen. Gordon aud Hon. VIM C. Rivcs
Abenarle; Dr.. 2. II. Glhner, Lynchburg; Geo P
Tayloe. tpetorri.
Bedford, Sept. 10 IA
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Capital. 3OO,OO0o
f. d kk = a 4. q

F. d kk = A L. Is.
.-EI HOUSE AND LOT in the tow n
En:;:A OF Lynehhnrg. on ST street. and adj ,inn.
E3 lila Dr. Saunders's Factory. containing one
fourth ot an acre, belpnsing To the estate of
ION" Lyoch, dec. Of Tennessee. An immediate sal.
desirable. WN DAVIS /, An,
lIlh mo. 2lst u,s
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.VEGYOES EOR N.lLE.

.VEEKOEN FOX N.YLE.
10y virtue of a decree Of the circuit superior court Of
ID law and chancery Tor The county of Nelson, in the
case Of Fortune and wife aud Others against Hansbo.
rough aud others, shall, "Wednesday the 22nd Of
January next the residence of Sam Hanshruuyh in
the county Of Nelson, expose 10 SALE public auction,
to the highest bidder, on a credit of twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security,
Nineteen or twenty Likely SLAVES
The title is good and the slaves valuable.
5. CLAIBORNE Co,,,,.
j. GARLAND, { N''
Nov ii i22Jan
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Comm iSSlONerS' SUle0f Lana Ui<y
<fNrPx

! StUTCSs
/ EPURSUANT to a decree OF the County Cuur, ot
Bedford. al The November term, 1874 in the case
lhaN,,r &c. against Hopkins. &c. the UNDERSIGNED
wm were appointed Commissioners by the sal ,l,rree,
will sell at Liberty. Bedford Court house. ON THURSDAY
the 9Th day u January, 1915, the highest bidder a,
public auction,
TRACT OF LAND
belcrg-g to joel Early's estaie containing $50 acres.
1t being that rorllrn III that Trac, of Land, ON which
the said joel Early resided in his e time exclusive of
the w'ws d"we (i not being intended To sell the i'd
"m sdower) The Tract ii Land is very valuable. and
hes about two miles sn,h Of Liberty Upwards Of two
ta"drd acres o II Is III woo,s, and heavily ilnbtred
The balance Is cleared. The Woh Land is of the brs,
quantity. and will produce fine tobacco The cleared
La Ind is ol good quality.
Also. at the Time and place. and by virtue of The
s'id deere, will he sold, NINE SLAVES. bplnuipo IN
to the estate q, said droedert ss,ig of nre, wuen
boys and girls most ri whom likely Young and vain
able. "
1erms.-'fhe Land will be sold on a credit Of ono
wv" ana three years, tae purchaser giving bonds with
good personal security. and the title 10 the same re-
,alned until the whole of the purchase money is p,id-
ne slaves VIII he soli On a credit of twelve ,non,hs
rAcep as 10 tho sum OF ), On each slave which ~ IN
ne required IN CASH. the purchasers giving bond and
good security.
The lille 10 the ani and Slaves is believed tn h. nm,
q"es''"aoe, but acting missoners we will con
sey with special warranty only " WIZ
JOHN &. HOPKINS.
JAMES A. EARLY, oom'rs.
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Livingston County Pre- lniunl
p L o U q II S

M w. FUQUA having transferred to me IN.
4NIs agency Ut the LIZ L\GSTO.N COUNTY
PREMIUM PAOJGHS, an now prepared Ia veil
at the ticory prices large and well assorted stock
viii aso lniurm the planters aud armers that "l
be constantly ecelvng direct from the manuacioy, 70.
above PnHghs, Points and Flxlurrs so that thsft VIII
be M difficulty u getting the Points. Slides &c to ss'
the Ploughs at any lime. II would he needless 70 mn
10 mention here. the any advantages that the Living.
son Plough Possesses ohei Pouahs now IN USE
tor It's character is too well known by ,hse who nave nave
used them. 10 need any farther rcconnendal"n oa'
and look at them. T.. J. OrEf,
Commission .Nerchas&
July 25 wiaa
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INSU RANCE AGAINST F1,,E

1NSU RANCE AGAINST E1aE.
VIE subscriber has heen appointed Sub Agent oi
L the New Yurk Conlrlbuinnship Fire Insurance
Company,
CAPITAL 3OO,OOOo
ONE" No. 81. Wall street. This company insures
buildings in general. Merchandise, Household Furni-
"e' and every description Of Personal Property a.ains,
loss or damage, by fire.
The subscriber is prepared To receive and sociIs ap
p'Ica'ions for Insurance in this Company from the CHI
zeIso Lynchbnrc and of the surrounding country.
A. Ii. ARMlSrEAD, Sub Al cnt
Deg IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

Aopfrons Orr,cx. % December. 1914.
Ia compliance with the several laws prescribing my
us. -si dus have ihr hanaf transmit Ia The geuer-
al assembly my annual report On The finances
Rsespis aud Disbursements for The past fiscal year
The balanee in tho treasury on thu st oc,oef 1873
exclusive of the funds under the direction al the
c''nd sad';vt, " Sls,Gl2 oil
The receipts fiUin Thai lime until the IL,
OrioSer last, irim taxation and other
ordinary sources Of revenne, ass 79i .567 30
r rom dividends bank stuck aud Interest
dse the Common YesiIh ifon The bOafd
Of public works, lis.s65 50
Fox interest on Washington monument
fund usus and parl ol pnncIp,l 90 "A
Oa account o' iemPpfsry hans, IN be re-
paid oh Decembef, 1914 10000 90
s.,O3l .02i %
Amount Of warrant, drawn on tho
treasury ioT the same I,eriod ei time, VIZ:
/ or ordinary expenses Of
soyrrnmfo. s.2s.leo 46
For interest Cum
nonwealii's debt, ln>
oiud q tempHafy
i an. irou, hauks 6s.7s5 30
Pad on rcqn!ssans from
the bard of public
WORKS u meet inter
cat state BINDS 10000 90
Bank lans refunded
the 10Th Dec.an-
ter. ls43 $4,000 90
-
I.0g7,93i 80
Ffcm which deduct war
tsns unpaid tho
lsl October, 1914 lie OIL
- s. .027 ,e22 81
Balance 3,iyS 81
Dcjuci alouunl standing to The crcdi, OF
the Washington monument iund 2,i52 u
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XlKGINIi. To Hl1..

V1RGINIt, TO WIT:
A i rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the e;r, ,;,s
Court Of Law and Cbancery tor the e,,n,, a. ..psr
III Tho month OF o. iolcr, 1874; -! VI tialfsi
" iila'a NJ. Cabdnis., p..
against
' ' ''' Defendant
The defendant not having his ap,,earane. aud Ia
ing by satisfactory evidence thai he i. hbt an ppes'.
TINS toninpnweai. il Is ordered that the ..,, 81
appear the FIRST Monday in January next and u
Plaintiff bill mud that cop, of this o,,Icr h. lie
serted IN The .ynhburg. Vms man for two month. u.
rNrN anu posted nj III. ion donr Of the court house
county. A Copy-r.,tr ss "hn
o,,o,.r o, WM. HOLT elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-12

onr leaders viii remember The letter we copel from
tie Richmond Enquirer. waen by ''disnpush,d c,i
len vi Sauih taruua understood 10 he Mr. plckens !
IN Which, some Interesting revelations were made IN rr
gard 10 Mt Poll ruurse, &e inls letter. ON reach
h2 Sharesinn caused quite IN eArlo>un aang the nu
Lying supporters et Mr. Pix. The Charleston Ney
'af1 publishes the letter, and accompanies It with The
tdipa my remarks
IVY Ar AND PRESCRIPTION AGAiNsr ruy Ao,r,r,
Traitors ~ msiie attenllUh IA. following l,,i.t
we oeiiere II was not intended uf publication; but Thai
'ha venerable etof OF The Enquirer has ,r once cum
hii'ei tfar pas. anl b1wn correspondent who will
have no reason Ia thank him We the,ofre viii ma,
Peak 81 the letter m the unIestrsnrd terms which "a.
n"d use mee u Ia be regarded an ANONYMOUS cum
Enumeration intended f,f The press
he writer Is Identified tryuId mistake hy the inter
nal esdenee Of The elisr. lie dies moi reside IN Cba,l
i'm. bui IN Edge field We know who ne is mi Il.
knoss do. lie is nseraaly mistaken boih in his
in'ans :" advancing himself aud In his Conception Of the
sise OF public opinion IA Csfuns. Dies he really hr
lave MAJ bus visit To fsnaessse has 'soiied o,n p,o
yieP Oar life IN II ppie ihsn ;eiiiiis vi our psopt
sfe pfaHiy gaolan u the inporsn N, fsct oi HI, hav
ins gone there al sl We did nal knsw ii uu,il he told
last @ees.
He, qieaian nalfsr, (ve leave il 10 himself To
"ese'p anu dssie IS present Position and creeJ.) de.
'rces al WIN sRliaiej The question VI State reslsancc
last simntr pad ssys their ye mss nc:iher WIS
i"f raTtiir Row az We honor the msnly lberaliiy
.su canaof ui hiajH Henry, oi Spartanbug. who IN :
lsr address To his Constituents while he differs rm s
widely i;an Eofe than Tie Pols,i too us Ia doubt
ear heatiy tairuisn So WI csenu, lo ,or tl,s.sr
!aw and ffscrisr leinsasi uus h WAS o,cr
Sm'h lafnl,ila nnllirr. lie rs wer.nue II, r.u,un,s
.. ani impaas.i el,lise, Dies h. I,k lie ia beyond
me fsi.h 81 siiiaf iinpuis hai. ADD that We plcs s 10
baud, hasd nse. css.. 81 g,e " surs a, lrasl >
1ssl vl4ssiaii,y ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-21
COACH AND WAGON SHOP.

ENHE undersigned takes this method of announ-
Il cling to the citizens of Bloomington and the sur
rounding country that he continues the manufacture
of Coaches and Wagons. at his shop in the lower
story ofthe Carpenter Shop of J. c. Irwin, near the
Steam mill I'd street where he is prepared to exc
cute all kinds of work in his line in a substantial,
neat and workmanlike manner on terms unusually
low for instance, he will furnish two horse wag.
CONS warranted to be of good Materials for sixteen
dollars. Knowing that the public have been de-
ceived by the publicity Of pretended mechanics who
understand the Drag better than the mechanical part
of the business, he would only say that he warrants
all his work not to break down or give way under
the first load that is put upon them.
p All kinds of produce taken in payment for
work. Repairing done on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS PERRY.
Bloomington, Sept s, IS43-44-Gm.
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A T this season ofthe year, bowel complaints are
IA always very troublesome and frequently dan
gerous: every family should therefore, he provided
with box of these Lozenges, which will aay the
morbid rrability ofthe bowels restore the checked
perspraton stop the facilitating discharges and in
short time cure the most inveterate case of diar-
rhne, chronic dysentery, or habitual Iooseness.
they sery pleasant to the tase and are sold at
the law price of 25 cents a box.
FAHNESTOCK'S ANTI-BILIOITS PILLS.
A gentle but efficient cathartic, expressly adapted
for family physic; and are not surpassed by any
other pill in use for all csses in which cathartic is
indicated. They will operate thoroughly without
gripping, Price rs cents, for box containing 80
pills,
: PNEUMONIC, OR COUGH BALsAM,
A valuable remedy for Coughs and Colds, Price
25 cents,
COUGH LOZENGEs,
These Lozenges possess all the virtues ,of the best
Coue Syrups, are convenient to carry in the pocket
and are very pleasant to the taste, Price 25 cents,
LIQUID OPODELDOC,
This penetrating article possesses double the
strength of the common Opodeldoc, is moro ceanly;
and much more conveniently applied, Price rs cts
B A FAHNESTOCK & cos EYE WATER
For the cure Of weak or inAamed eyes. Price 20
cents,
Prepared by B A FAHNESTOCK eco,
Corner 9th and Wood SITS, Pittsburgh Pa,
From the long and eminent standing of the
Messrs, Fahncsock's as Druggists, the public have
the strongest assurance that all the above medicines
are scientifically prepared, and wherever they have
been introduced, stand uNRIvALLED in curing the
complaints for which they are designed,
To be had genuine ONLY of
B DOUGHERTY,
Druggist of this city,
SAML, TOWNSEND,
Merchant, Wappelo,
N . The public are cautioned against purcha.
slug other medicines, SIMILAR only in NAME to the
above-atho one has been found shameless enough
to alter his to avoid the law of counterfeitng
and assert that it is as good as FAHSEsrocK's! A
word to the wise DC,
Bloomington Nov, 10, lS43, lily