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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

FRENCH OPEN WORK BONNETs.--
49, Jast recsiyed, large iavecs Of aosr Breech
Opeu work. Pamela end Rough aad Rssdy Boa
VI nets u the nehsst and moot desirsbis psstsrns.
GEO. h COX 367 0rsnd-st
rr,22 2ws Near Columbian He'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

II The VIcTIM OF INTRIGUE, Tale Of
Burrs Conspiracy has just been Issued by Graham in
cheap yet readable form.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27
RHEuMArIsN And The PILES

Ds rowNssSp-Dsr x Ny wife has been for ssvsr
al year, anicted with rhsumatsm. ne has Tied mang
different remedies obtain relief bat all " no per
pose. She finally induced BY seeing your sdvsstss-
meut give SArsapartlas trial We procured some
Of Il from your agent Mr. Wan Busktkl and gives ne
relief and IN very short ns psrfscty cured wN
also together with maa h ny employ badly troubled
with piles and by using small ssssiy OF year Ssfsape.
rilla our com laint completely cared consider u
one OF the beat OF medicines asd YOU'D saviss ell who
afflicted 10 give Il Q Trial 0AkRlf CHAMBERLAIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

'Aeo Narrative Of Adventures In the South Seas
oy hkssAS MxLvrLLs, author Of Typee." Q2mo.
". Ss New'fork; Harper Brothers. Lon
aon' John Murray.
LUIS peculiar and interesting work, written in
unusually freesndeasy manner and possessing, the
carrying the reader along with It, The ARA.
:, 1.ee''sry begins where Typee' ended, bat hs.
'N'oer connection with the latter work. We say
"~s begins, for the authors adventu. es AZ, stated
:" own Introduction only shifted tr.ernselve, from
peS'n' captivity among the ns,ives In the valley of
' 20 the Society Islands through many scenes and
n'a'am OF ule Ysnkeebuilt prlvaiser, the Julia
Sp0ysd &c British GOversmsn, packet In the austria
n. out s''erwsrd condemned and pure hased by
,... sAlas house In Sydney. BY whom she wa, di.
70 me voysssis which our suihqr Asurss 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

q" MEXICO As 1T WAS AND AS 1T B"-W II
Graham has received Nos and of the new edition of
this interesting work, by BRASTy MAYER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

INCREASE OF SPEED AND SAFETY OF
cPEAMBOATs-The sDbscribers new boat built ex.
- prossiy Try principle Of propeingl viii be
launched Ten he~n days Any tine Prerloas 10 The
trial b. will sell oneeghih ~ the right for reasonable
con peussIon- Ny nelhot Of Increasing tho speed
snd saety Of Steamboats, bAs he Confidence OF ell who
have examined IL Apply 70 sEWALL SHORT,
mYD lF- los yesey-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

Journal OF Travels during ls4l-2 BY DAVID Mn
LARD Prof of Biblical Antiquities. &c. Q2rno. Do
3ss) Third Edition. New.York: Published by J
@. Hsmlin, lo4 Ludlow-st
This is work Of merit, and il is pity it wa
not Issued IN better style However have the sub
sanse' and very readable substance 1t is The mai
o'ees OF the authors journey the recovery of h
neD'ai much leisure was in consequence at his dispo
va and he appears to have turned ii to good advantage
Inc whole work 10 the result Of personal observation
sna, a. nch. Il Is interesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-27

D. TowxssSp-Dcs- sv I have the pleasure 10 In
form you that three Of my children have been cured u hs
scrohas he the Of yosr excellsnt medicine. Thy
were afflicted very severely with bad Sores have ,aAsa
only four bottles Il toch hem away, tof which feel my.
sslf und or deep obligation. You're respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN. los woostsrst
New York March 4, 1877
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
THE DAUGHTER.

Numerous instances might be related OF daugh
teri who have eXcel!cd in affection, i'll kindness
in obedience, and in picty but the reader doubt
can call To mind many cases OF this kind fresh III
his own recollection, which leaves it unnecessary
for us to mention them.
Every daughter should be afectionate and klnd
for, without these traits of loveiness, woman. il
any situation, would be unworthy of her name
for they ndorn and grace her far more than can
beauty of form or features; and far more lasting
for outward beauty may soon fade away; but the
beauties of the mind and heart remain while life
lasts-and every pain or rrow-disappointmcnt
or misfortune, only calls them the more into eNer-
else No accomplishment can be compared to
them, and that mother who neglects the culti%a-
ton of her daughters affections, is unworthy the
place she occupies in society, and may yet live TO
mourn over her fatal mistake.
a daughter should be obedient to her parents,
and above all, to her mother, for nothing is calcu-
lated to njure her in the estimation Of others go
much as dsobeiience; her advice and consent
should always be obtained before anything Of in
portance is done, and the child who fails TO
obey her mother, or disregard her counsel, will
have reason to mourn over her folly, and shed
many tears in secret and in sorrow.
Piety, though last named lis OF the greatest i'm
portance; for while there are duties to be per-
formed to those with whom we associate in life,
there are also others which we owe to our Greater
and which should never be neglected or deferred;
the performance of which will prepare you to act
Alright under every charge, and enable you to bsaT
up under all the ills that flesh is heir to- as well
as cheer and comfort the heart, while passing
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
New Goods.

NV E have just returned from New York, Phila-
w delphia, and Baltimore with new and
splendid stock ef-E gtches, JeiceLrys and fancy
goods, among which will be found fine gold watch
es, from $50 to 500.
Gold Guards Breast Pins, Rings, Earrings,
Bracelets, Necklaces, Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold Pens in Gold and Silver Cases, Gold, Silver
and Steel Spectaces, to suit all ages; Pearl, Ebo-
ny, Tortoise and French Gard cases.
Casters from 81 so to $l5 90.
Ladies F5ans.-Nye have on hand large
stock of Fans of every variety and pattern, from
81 cents 10 81 so.
PcrfrIrnery.-Of every kind and price
All in want of any of the above goods would find
it to their advantage TO give us call before pur,
Aprii 30. c. G. STEWART 81 son.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
miscellaneous.
EDUCATE TIE PEOpLE.

Give me the command of the musicians said
an ancient sage, and will conquer the people
Give the free school, the patriot sage Of the
present day may say, and viii rear you Up
people who can never be conquered An iatelli-
gent educated people in slavery never yet existed
a nation, the masses of which could read and
write, were never yet conquered, on their own
soil.
Is not this argument enough for any true-5!eart-
cd American in favor of universal educatpn.-
We are free. We know all the blessings Of ma
tionai liberty. We are confident that no power
on earth could, if they should attempt it, deprive
US Of our brth.right. We intend to hand it
down. in all its glory to our children, and we ear
nestly desire that they may preserve it untaTnsh-
cd and hand it down to the latest generations
But will they do it, if they are not taught 10 re-
spect the foundation OF intelligence and virtue,
on which it is built In government like ours,
every thing depends upon the character and will
oil the masses of the people. 1t will be in vain,
that we have class of educated men, fitted to
guide the affairs OF the nation, ii the people do
not themselves understand what should be done.
II they cannot defend their cause in argument,
well as with arms they will soon be on the high
road to slavery. Ii the next generation should
fall behind the present in general intelligence. in
the power of comprehending, considering, and
discussing their rights, privileges and duties, the
generation following would probably decline still
further; and the day would not be far distant,
when the voter would be unable TO read, much
less to write, his own vote, or discuss by his own
fire-side the news of the day and learn for hiuise
what his servants were doing, in the Legislature
and in Congress. Whenever it happens that leir
information is obtained only by hearsay, theywill
be fit tools for titled arstocracy, or proper SUBJ
jects for a King. Ye who would avert this d@sti-
ny from our beloved land, and make her always
she 10 DOW, the home Of the mighty and tue
land of the frce,' foster the Common School. Be
not content with educating your own children
Give the benefits of education to the poor carry
instruction to their very doors. Bind them to-
gether in one brotherhood of intelligence and
virtue. Plant the school house in every hamlet.
Encircle it with honor, and make ii a rcproaca TO
be ignorant Depend uponit the Common School
universally sustained, is safer bulwark for our
liberties than forts navies and the school
masters service, though humble and unobservcd,
is nober and more enduring than that of Gene
rails or Comnodores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen have kindly eoseu.s,,
scorpions, &c. or receive amy additional narsi to'
that be procured The present is fayoraSs-:
for advancing our enterprise, and hope lbosf L
feel an interest in its success, will give Us lher
WIN. J. STEPHENS, Harpers-Ferry;
john q. WILSON, do.
SOLOMON STALEY, Shepherdstown;
IL. b. MILLER, Elk Branch;
JOHN Cook, Zion Chuch;
WIN, RoNEMoUs or JonS Hess, Union sehuOlg,,.
GEoRGE Z. MooRE, Old Furnace;
JOHN III. SMITH or J. r REDMAN SmithfeH.
EDWIN 4. RELY, Summit Point;
DOLPHIN DREW OF S. IIEFFLEBowER, Kabl.,,.
JACOB IsLER or ]. NJ. NICKLIS, Berryvilir. ai
WM. TIMBERI.AKz, DIR. J. J. JANNEY, or J. O Ca.
Brucetown, Frederick County;
HENRY F. BAKER, Winchester;
Col. WM. HARRISON, Bath, Morgan County:
JOHN III. LIKENs, Nlartinsburg;
GEORGE w. BRADFIELO, Snickersyille;
j. p. MEGEATH, Philomont, Loudoun county.
WM. A. STEPHENSON, Upperviile, Fauquief comm,
SrLAs MARMADuSE. Hillsboroqgh, LoudOun COUNT
GEORGE GILBERT, ROmney, Hampshire county. ~ ;
GABRIEL JORDAN or w BAER, Luray, Psge C5ur,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
SAMUEL KALB.
BALTIMORE, October %, 1874.

BALTIMORE, October 90, 1914.
Mr.. C. HERsroNs Last winter received a
small wound in one of my feet sent TO a
Druggist for a pot of Judtin's Ointment, but I'M
fortunately the article obtained was spurious; In
using it my foot kept getting worse, until | be-
came incapable of attending to business-was
confined to bed, and had to send for Physician
Had not got relief might have been ruined
Fortunately, however, friend called to see me
and brought with him a pot of Ointment which
find is prepared by you, now called Shepherds
Patent Specific Ointment. On applying the first
plaster an alteration in a few hours took place
the wound soon became in state of amendment,
and it effected perfect cure. From delicacy,
| forhear to mention the name Of the Druggist
from whom l bought the spurious Ointment, but
think the public ought to be made acquainted
with the fact The one deem very valuable,
the other ought to be discountenanced.
E. c. THOMAS,
Market street, west of Pine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
FURNITURE, FURNITURE.

NMTM. ABELL tenders his thanks to the cit-
wv zens of Harpers-Ferry and vicinity for the
liberal patronage he has received since he has
opened his Furniture Room. He would inform
his friends, customers and the public generally,
that he has removed his stock Of Furniture from
Mr. John G. Wilson's to the lower room of the
Stone Building, three doors west of a. Holland
& Co.'s store, where he intends keeping on hand
an assortment of all descriptions, made in the
most worIman-lIke manner, which he is deter
mined to sell as low as any can be bought in the
Valley of Virginia. He would respectfully invite
persons in want of Furniture, 10 call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as he fiatters himself the style
and quality cannot fail to please.
Any article sold by me, or my Agent, Mr. a.
Holland, is warranted what it is represented to
be when Sold
Harners. Ferry. April 2. ls47-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
ROCK COTTAGE FOR SALE.

TgyEIE heirs of the late Sarah Clark being ie.
Il sirous of going West, offer for sale the Farm
on which they now reside, containing
II0 Acres, 3 hoods and Be Poles,
by accurate survey. As regards locality and fer.
ility of soil, it is not 10 be eXceled by any in the
county of Jefferson, and perhaps no farm in tie
State is similarly situated in regard to water faci,
ties. The fields are watered by running streams
through each-there is good Saw-mill on it, and
in addition TO this there is fall sufficient for -four.
ing mill, woollen factory, distillery, any kind
machinery that capitalists may desire. The stream
is sufficiently strong at all seasons TO turn any
all OF the above mentioned works, and to any per.
son DESTROYS of investing capital in small landed
estate favorable opportunity is offered. The
farm is situated two and half miles South Of
Cha.lestown. Letters addressed to B. L. CLARK,
at the above named place, will receive attention
March 5, lS4T-3m.
~ Lancaster Tribune is requested TO copy
three months for S. 90, and send one copy OF tie
paper TO advertiser and the bill to this office for
collection.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

FEHHE subscriber, Grateful for past favors, and
Z hoping to merit future support) informs his
patrons and the public generally, that he has re-
Gently received 4 LARGE AND CAREFULLY
SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS belonging
to his department. He would call attention par
ticularIy to his assortment of
Morocco and Calf Boots,
Kip and Coarse, do.
Mems Morocco, Calf and Cordovau Shoes,
Clay, Jefferson and Monroe, do.
Caters, Slippers, &c. &c,
Boys Boots and Shoes;
Morocco Kip and Leather Shoes;
Ladies' Morocco, Kip, Leather and Lasting
walking Shoes;
Do do Slippers,
Point Isabel, do.
Misses Boots, Buckskin and walking Shoes,
Slippers and ANGLE ties, great variety;
Children's Boots. Buckskin, Polka, Walking,
ANGLE and strap Shoes of all colors and prices,
Servants Boots and Shoes, extra quality, very
large assortment.
Lasts of the latest style for Ladies and Gentle
men, together with an extensive supply of mate
rails of the best quality, which he pledges himself
to have made up to order in the most durable and
tasteful style. All orders shall be executed with
despatch, and warranted to give satisfaction, as
he has in his shop, the best workmen in every
branch of his business.
JAMES MCDANIEL, Agent
barlestoyyn ADril s. 1877
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

brothers from Richie County,
Va, left ter native hills, to try fortune in Ohio
Their sweethearts, unwilling to remain behind,
followed them, determined, come veal or woe, tn
share their luck On irjourney they reached
McConnelsve, o.. and encamped for the night,
when their mother, who had accompanied them,
forbade further progress until the nuptia knot was
tied. A messenger was despatched for the g IL
cense and squire" and the twain were made douhly
one flesh, in the forest, before their camp FIRE, the
stars for sentinels and the trees for Witnesses
LoaU.-A clergymancnce undertook to convert
a negro, who was all but incorrigible. AS an
argumentum and hominem, he told Gully that the
wicked did not live halt their days. Dat dar Is
hail. Well, den.I spose him die, bout leben
Clock forenoon y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
OUR GIRLS.

Our girls they are pretty
And gentle and witty,
As any the world ever knew
Talk not about Spanish,
CircasSians or Danish,
Or Greeks meath their summer skies blue
But give me our laSses,
As fresh as the grass is
When sprinllled with roses and dew!
Each lip is like blossom,
Each fair swelling bosom
As white as the iagh drifted snow;
With eyes softly flashing,
Like spring bubbles dashin5
Der hill rocks TO vallies below;
All smiling with beauty,
All doing their duty
Where shall we for lovelier gO
o. ours are the fairest,
The sweetest, the TaTcst,
The purest and fundest ! see;
Their hearts are the tIuosi,
Their eyes are the blGcsr,
Their spirits so nObl5 and free;
o, give me no other,
True love, sister, mother,
Our own are the chosen for M,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
From William McJiAon, Esq,

BALTEMORE, JANUARY To 1910.
Mr. c. HERsToxs Although the reputation
of Shepherds Patent Specific Ointment has been
SO long sustained by the public feel it duty TO
add again my appreciation to its well earned merit
ii ought mol to be lost.
A granddaughter of mine was bitten by spi-
der or other insect, which caused much infamma-
ton and became dangerous sore. Many salves
were tried without relief. Finally, her mother
applied to physician yet for three months it kept
getting worse, until it extended from the knee to
the ankle. At length advised your Ointment
in two days change took place, and in two
weeks from that time a cure was completed. L
have used the Ointment you make upwards of
twenty years, and never knew it fail. 1t is be-
yond doubt worthy of countenance by the pub
lie. VIM McJILTON.
For chlblain or frostbite it is a valuable remedy
B-For sale, by ]. p. BROWN, Ag't,
Feb GO IS47-6m Charlestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
Fresh Groceries.

n THINK can rival any one in selling cheap
II Groceries, such as N. o. Brown, Loaf and
Pulverized Sugar Old government Java, Rio and
ST Domingo Coffee, Gun Powder Imperial, Hy-
son, and Superior Black Teas, best N. o. and
Sugar-house Molasses, Superior English Dairy
Cheese, Rice, Salaratus, Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace,
Solar Oil for Lamps in the summer, Whale Oil,
and almost every thing in the grocery line, just
received by Tf1OS. RAWLlNS.
Nav 81 1917.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
snoRr Hill, Loudoun County, Va. !

Nix. C. HERsross "A daughter of mine was
cured of vary bad sore leg, by Shepherds Pa
tent Specific Ointment Judkins' Ointment, got
ten from a neishboring store was applied frs tbut
afforded no relief; the wound kept getting worse
then sent to Mr.. Miller's, Lovettsville, and OBJ
tanned pot of Shepherds Patent Specific Oint-
ment. This so changed the appearance of the
that it very quickly began its healing ope-
ration; and from dangerous and alarming sore,
succeeded in making perfect cure. So valu-
able a medicine is worth the patronage of the
public. DIR. Brenaugh of Lovettsville, advised
the use of this Ointment.
SAMIIEI, KNLB
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

--~tzX ARGumESz Fos. DRINKING" Now ak
YOU elers, who's the best citizen, him as supports
government or him as doesn't? Why, him as
does, in course. Wesupport government, every
one as drinks supports government, that is II he
lckers at license house. Every Blessed drop
Of Ticker he swoers thar, is taxed to pay the sala-
p Ty Of them ar crate oI5cers, such as Mayors and
Corporationers, HE cons,abuls, Presidents and
Custom House gentlemen. Spose we was 10
quit drnkin--why government must fail; 1t
couldn't help it nn hoy. That's tie very rezun
drinks. Idont like gtog-I MORALLY hate it
IF folImrd my own iSrlination, I'd ruther drink
buttermilk, or ginger pap, Deasbon's sody water
But lickers for lie gaoL of my country, to set an
example ofpatriotisnand virchuos selt-denal to
the rzin generation - !Strd,o Sucker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

IMPROVE Your TmE.-Tmprove your time
If young, consider that youth is the seed time if
middle aged the manhood is that harvest; II ad-
vanced in years, that sid age is the season to enjoy
the fruits of our intellectual and moral labors.-
At no period Of our lives should we permit the
hours to pass without Improvement We always
regret when it is toe late that our time has been
msimproved Then be moving. Don't be idle.
Let your example tell Iavorably upon those around
you, and in old age You will not have TIC regret you
lived TO no purpt.se.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
AGENCY.

V. B. PALMER, whose offices S. Z. corner of Ball;
more and Calvert streets, bAbTIMoRE; n w. corner
Buildings New YORK, and No. L. State Street Bos
roN The agent in those cities for the SrrEfT m
JEFFERSON" He will receive and forward promptly.
Subscriptions Advertisements, &c, and ully autkg
zed To receive payment for the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28
Look TO Yomr Emterest:

GUST received large additional assortment
y OF Tools OF every description, such as Broad,
Hand and Board Axes, AIDES, Hatchets, Drawing
Knives, (Ilidd's,) Rasps, Files, Braces and Bits,
Spirit Levels, Masons and Plasterers Trowels,
Hand and lennon Saws, Hammers, Mallets, Fen
ner and socket Chisels, Screw Drivers, Cages,
Extra Plane Bits, Coopers Patent Crows, Turn
ing Gouges and Chsels, Shoe Hammers, Patent
Avis and HATS, Shoemakers Kit, &C., &c, all
of which l will sell on the most accommodating
terms at reduced prices. THOS. RAWLfNS.
May 81, 1S47.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

Young Wonlanhoo1 :: the sweet moon on the
horizons verge" IA thought matnred, but not
uttered-a conception warm and glowing, yet not
embodied-the rish halo which precedes the rising
sun-the rosy down that bespeaks the ripenng
peach-a flower
"a flower. whiris quite flower
Vet ~ no mere n h.,L' -----
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-05-28

FHNHE undersigned has the pleasure to announce
IL to the public that he has for sale. L large as
sortment of
BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE,
Snch as Sofas. Bureaus. Tables, Chairs, Mattress
ses, Bedsteads, Looking Glasses, &c. all of which
he will sell at very reduced prices. These arti-
cles are manufactured in Alexandria, OF the best
materials, and in the best manner with the aid OF
machinery, and under such favorable circumstan-
ces as enables him 10 assure the public that they
are better and handsomer, and Will be sold cheap
err, than any made in this quarter of the country.
Those who have been in the habit of supplying
themselves from the Alexandria establishment,
are particularly invited to cali and see the arti-
cles now offered.
Call and examine before you purchase else
where.
NJ UNDERTAKING, and Repairing of all
kinds of Furniture, attended to promptly.
JOHN r. ZIMMERMAN.
Harpers- Ferry, April 80, 1S4T-6m-
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DERSONS who have thin hair, or whose hair
IL is falling out, have here article that win
keep it from falling out, and increase the growth
of it to remarkable degree. This preparation
was discovered some Is or 90 years ago, since
which time the sale of it has been on the increase.
Thousands of bottles sold weekly in the city of
New York. 1t will keep the hair perfectly free
from dandruff, and smooth and glossy. Its great
est virtue is in restoring the hair the heads of
those partially bald. Ii has been known to re-
store the hair the heads of those who have been
bald for years
Sold iohoEesale and retail by CoMsTccK & Co.,
81 Cortland street, Nelo York, and by
]. II. BEARD e. Co, CharteStoE0H, and
A. NJ. CRIDLER, HarPers-Ferry.
Jan. II, lS46--eow1y.