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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31
NO DECEpTION.

NOT week passes away without I'VE have to
record some Of the most astonishing cures of long
continued Asthma, Incipient Consumption. Bleed
ing at the lungs. Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breath
ing, and various diseases TO which the Lungs and
throat are subject, by DH. TA1LoR's BALsAM or
LIvEEwonr. This great remedy is daily effec-
ting the most remarkable cures. Thousands have
been restored. when dangerously afflicted, by tho
inestimabe virtues Of this medicine. If you have
cough, shortDess of breath, asthma, splitting blood,
pain in the side. or any other synpt0n Of c0nSnmp-
ton, hasten and be cured by DR.. Taylor's Balsam.
Other remedies may quiet or lul thu disease, but
resort at once to this great balm, and you will be-
at once cured.
impurities, no medicine can equal it. The follow
ing certificates are only SAMPLE OF HUNDREDS:
We daily receive many testimonials in is favor,
too numerous to make public. The dose Is small,
and one botIe often cures the worst cases:
Great Cure for Consumption. For seven years was
afflicted with Consumption i seemed impossible for
symptoms, night sweats raising blood, violent hnd
distressing cough. pam in the side and chest, debility
and want OF appetite. Truly believe could not have
lived but for The Of DR. Taylors Balsam Of Liver
and The blessing Of God, which have saved ms life
sexton Of Rev Mr.. Matthew's church ChrYstisst.
Consumption g. Lfrer Complaint Cured For years
suffered with these awful diseases and from my heart
feel for all similarly afflicted and beg Of them TO
DR. Taylors Bassm of Liverwort. This medicine cured
when could rot move in he'd and not expected
to live was cnred in six wecks BY this 20.
sctabie medicine. II. A. MAkKs, l06 King st.
Consumption and Dyspepsta Cured Having been
cured Of these distressing complaints wh,ch rave car
risd TO the verge OF the grave, by DE- layors pal
OF Lverwort from 70 Beekman street, ! consider
it my duty make publicly known W. il the hepe Of
for could not cat and was daily declining until
a skeleton hope this will induce any one afiie;
ted to Try it, especially lneg love lie Sa health and
| ROBERT u. IIoNo, jr, corner Oak & Pearl SITS
| rrPreparcd by the proprietor, 73 Beekman-st,
New York Beware of Counterfsits. The only
genuine has the written signature Of GEoReE
TAILOR. NJ. ID, on the engraved label, and sold
by LTPrlrr & WILKISGs, also WIN. SHAW
Druggists, Wilmington, n c.
orders addressed to the proprietor 10 Geek;
man-st, New York, will receive prompt attention.:
D31-47 l6-ycg60mre4m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31

New YORK. Dec 25.-Very little doing in the
New York market, in Cotton, operators awaiting the
arrival of the steamer.
Sales GOO barrels crude Turpentinc, at 80 37h coo
North County Rosin, IS Is 100 barrels spirits
Turpentne at 40 cts. gallon. An offer Of 80
was made for parcel to arrive.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31

@'-Ihe Wings OF New York have had q
great soS. meeting TO respond to the Lexington re-
sO'uuons and speech. The meeting, however
"a CaS only composed of the Tribune, Greedy &
M wings. The New York Courier, and
T., ' oS whose organ that paper is, had nothing
70 % with the meeting ' I'''''D0
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31

PUBLIC DoMAIN.-The able report OF the
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
Shews that during the year 1916 there were
sold 2,263,73o acres of the public lands, pro-
'"cmg the sum OF 50 ,904,637; and that du-
r."g the first three quarters of the present year
there has been sold 1,sa9 ,o24 acres, producing
the sum OF s., 363,352.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31
TOWN ETECTION:!:

CITIZENS! ATTEND THE ELECTION !!
AT the Commissioners Office, in the lower sto-
ry of the Jail building, on Monday next, the
I'd nroximo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31

FAYETTEVILLE, Dec 25.-Trade has been fair Turing
the week-a kinds of liquors very scarce, and readily
command, Peach Brandy so to 80 Apple do. do to
AZ; Nhiskey 4Ot 423 Every article of produce brings
d fair price
Cotton comes in sparingly; and prices improving
AS high Sc per ID has been given; trans
action. to y may be considered the ruling price.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31

CHARLESTON Dec. 25.-Cotton II to Sc Rice 3 to 32
CENTS Rough do 81 to 93c Corn SO to 20; Bacon hams
TO re- sides to a. shoulders to 4 Lard 10 10 H. Sack
Salt 81 Is to 81 20.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31
DIED..
The Married woman.s Private Medi,

In Raleigh very suddenly, Mrs. Emily John
son, consort of DR. Charles E Johnson.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31

EDERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTI-
CLES.-Supplleso of Cologne. French and
German Hair. Cloth. Nail and Tooth Brush
es; Lubin's Extracts; Ronsel's Philocorin
Oil, or Ok Marrow Genuine Maceassar OIL
&C., &c. For sale by ....-.-, =,
LIPPITST & WiLLKINGS. :,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31

lust RECEIy ED,-Fresh supplies of
- Pearl Barley. Sup. CuPii, Rad Se!ieae'
Tayior's Balsatn Liverwoft, Rowand' 8 1 ONO
Mixture, Pearl Sage. &C., &c: For sale oy
LIPPITT g. WILLKlNGS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31
THE PEOPLES TICKET

IL
EDWD. B. DUDLEY, JOHN DAWSON,
J. G. WRIGHT, B. FLANNER,
GEO. w. DAVIS. JOHN A. TAYLOR,
JAMES 7. MILLER.
The above ticket is rendered 10 the LEGAL
roters OF the town of Wilmington, for their
sufrages on Monday next, the Sd of January,
that beng the time for said officers to be cleo
ted TO preside over the affairs of the town.
Many Citizens deeming it expedient that the
time OF election should be known, take this
method of giving the information. The en-
suing election involves matter of great in
terest to the community, and the necessity of
change in our town government is apparent
to all. We do not charge the present incum-
bents with wilful neglect of duty, but attrib-
ute their neglect, on the part of the majority of
the Board, to negligence in their attendance to
their duties. 1t would be ;nvdious to parti-
cularize, but that there has been a most pal
pabie neglect of duty in the particular interest
in the peoples welfare, is perfectly apparent
Reports are in circulation that there has
been monies paid out of the Town Treasury
to meet the negligence (whereby injury to pri-
yate citizens has been incurredD of contrac-
tors for the town. If the citizens are compel
led to pay out OF the Town Treasury any a.
mount for suits Instituted against the public
contractors Of said body, we would like to
know it. If these reports are framed in a
spirit of malice, we would like to know it.
And further, if they are facts, let the people
know 1t. MANY CITIZENS.
Mr.. EDITOR Please oblige US by insert
ing in the Journal, the following ticket for
Commissioners Of the town of Wilmington.
MANY VOTERS.
COL. JOHN McRAE, ISAAC NORTHROP,
JNO. D. BELLAMY, ]. D. GARDNER,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31
COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET

WILMINGTON MARKET-Dec 80
The receipt Of country produce has been extremely
light since our last report much that little
business has been transacted Bacon has reccdcd in
price Corn and Neal is Lard extremely
Cow and Black Eye Peas plenty and fraction low
Naval Stores last sales Of Turpenne So so for soft
and 81 40 for hardarrvals very limited Tar 81 SIS
81 Co. n5~Sce table for prices OF last sales.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-31

Bank hates of Exchange, Wilmington.
Bank checks Philadelphia, premium per cent.
" " Boston, /" " +"
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Berkeley Springs, Bath va.
O'FERRALL u Co.'S
RAvxExON xROTEx..

THIS celebrated BATHING and Wa,sr;,.
= Place, d sex ready fof the reception 81
cempang. Their means Of aceomm ~ tinr
guests has been greatly increased. hyiwhiEs
they will Be e1abied 10 provide ami. ~ i sa
psnens,i = me most eonforlsble siyle.
10 addiilon TO their we'll Knows Boarding
noese, tney nave leased the PAVILION E90-
Z 81. occupied for the lasi lev years 81 CT.
strothers which has heen tenessied ~ 10
which many valuable improyenenis hases been
made The location q tksss two bollfings.
and The easy access from than 90 u: Ladies'
Is wall as the Gsnilsmep's prs, ienee7shese
decidedly preferable to ~ ether eslaolHfweni
In The town. and psss espeeisily Tor afsllds,
~ 3 is:s s q 4: 'I nan dsf inc
Spriug and Baths.
The Public may rest assured that the comfort
Of our guests viii receive oar nesef-tifisg ef.
ferts, and 10 those who are scquaipisd With Us,
will se trust, be SUFFICIENT guarantee 10 receive
. continusnee Of their patronage
81. Johns Rua, Oh the Baltimore s. Ohio
Railroad. j. the stopping point for this plAcs-
distance only two miles, over newly giaded
rosd. M
We have engaged The services or 6rst
rate Iineof Coaches. with careful drivers and
good horses, who viii carry them ovet the
road with care and safety.
Bedford Water fresh from the Springs for the
accommodation OF their BosFders
A Band ofgooe Music is engaged for The sea
son.
All communications TO the subscribers. will
be promptly atiended to-.
Julyl, 1874
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b ! a q! ::
Harpers-Fer Agency
: OF TIE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.

HyHE Canton Tea Company hasbeen popu.
II LARRY known for many ears This j the
largest aud Oldest Tea EstAbiishmeni in Aneri-
e.. The public have had full proof OF their in
tegriiy and responsibility But such has been
the great and pressing demand fsr heir
or late, that they hare been obligedlo enlarge,
70 great extent, their two principal estkslish-
uents in New York, VIZ:
1875 Chatham and 1863 Greensrichs ISIS.
/ They moreover posssss facilities, 10 reEatien
10 the Tea Trade, in . very abundant dsgree,
and doubtless. superior 10 any other Tea Con
cern 10 Americs. Their scrupulous Iegsfd TO
an principles that tend 10 elevate the chaksetsr
III large house, Is veil understood, aud has
slready secured them connection, Prokably.
larger than al oihsr Tes Esta hlishments matted
aud they consequently are determined . sell
Teas parsr. more fragrsAt. and perfect FOR iAs pr
ets In the aggregate, than any house u the
ord -China excepted
Reader, make the experiment + Retail prices
as fellows subject 10 aIleases 10 be teiusaed il
1-os "A af-
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so Gu siaRle meal
rs meal and horse
IS 6rsi y eek n 50
0 thereafter 4 .:
ROARDING SCHOOL
1T WILLOW HILL, one mile from
!. Kerneyspiiie Depot, lsf Co. Va.

Rrv. III FRARY. PRINcIPAL.
1N0uE IL, Tsrm OF this School will ecmmsncs
81 On Monday April 18th.
A iimi % number sf boarders viii % re-
.csissd, who will DO treated, in oil respects, as
,ssnhers of the family. Ii will be the aim 81
80 pripoip.l 10 educate the eonse fence snd
efsvsis ne merals, as we'll as 10 secure intel
ae1t,,sl prsrress The location OF The School
is:hishsy favorable 70 health aud morals.
.For board, tuition, be. the charges will be
s;xty dollars per session -exespi where two
.cIlrs frsm The ssme family, 10 which case City
Win Be- charged. For tuition slone, the charges
vii IS from three six dollars per quarter,
Aeoarding 10 he branches pursued.
WlIiow Hill. JsGsrssa CO. VI.
lntil a. l0l1v-ly
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] "a GARD.

The Senior Partner 10 the above Gard would
say 10 81, friends and to the public generally,
that he has again resumed. with renewed zeal,
the praetiee Of bis profession, which the duties
Of public lifr for the last few years, have CON.
PEELED him III : measure 10 neglect. To all,
thea, who would enirnst their business 10 his
charge, he deems il oily necessary for him 10
say. thai he Is again prepared, as heretofsre,
with I'll his energy, 10 do battle 10 their cause,
lend 10 protect. with ~ his asiliiy, the rights
and interests 81 he clients. He can gsaerally
N. fannA. nAan moi alsaxhara- enthusiastically
fss Aug. ga 1Sf5-W
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Music. Mnsic.

SUPERIOR and eonnlon yiolins; one, four,
- and six keyed Flutes Flies Jesshsrpss
&c Also. Extra Violin Bows. Bridges, Screws,
Aprons, French Rosin. Genuine Itsiian Guitar
and Violin Strings, Cisrieuel Reeds, &c. Also,
music BOOKS, viz "Howes School for the
Flute, Violin, Guitar and Piano = The Violin
without master. - .'Aecefdion Without. mas
ter" and .'Flote Melodissn arranged fer cue,
two Or three Flutes or FiOIinp, Music paper,
&C., just received and foe sale vety cheap BY
Juus IL. TH0S. RAWLlNS.
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From he Gsorgsiols .ddsesis.
soEG.--coME URN NE.
Come with me. ms iovk to 9ght,
The silver moon d b.smig;
Heaven i bathed in living lBht-
A myriad stars aregleamfg. +
Let % seek the tranquil gyse.
And hear the nigh bird sinsingi
Echoes soft, like sigAs Odbse.
Among the hills are riking.
List Inc sou,h-wind woag theei
The tears o. eve are fling,
Aud they III beseech & mes
Come thou. obey ihef eallings
Come. and win be " guide
4arAs We are fondly roing.-
Happy with thee bymy side,
Who ART 50 loved sni loving,
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A NATIONAL WORK.

General Idytor,s Life, Battles and
DESP ATCHES,
INCLUDING highly important letters from
i the President n the United States, the SCI
creiary Of War, Gen. Taylor, Gen Scsn, Com
Perry and The Mexican authorities Fuil &C..
counts Of the battles Of Pslo Allo, Resacs ae la
Palms, Monterey, Buena VISTA snd Vera Efuz,
III IL U s TRa TED
BY map. Of The Battle Grounds Cities, md per
traits Of The principal Generals. The only cor.
rect portrait Of General ray lor yet published -
This Is one Of The most interesting and Chez pest
works Of the age, furnishing 70 large royM &C.
tavo pages with splendid engrayings for as cts,
or i've copies for in aeIicle covers for tsnd.
log by mail.
~ r. C. CLARKE.
IS Dock ST, PhilsdeIphis.
Ediscfs advertising and noticing will receive
Eve copies
June a. ls47. i
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Doctor 0. q. NIX.

LkTf o. WAsHINcToN CiTY. D. u
HAVING psrmsnsnily established himself
N . Chariestown, pro1efs his services 10
ne public He csc Be found. ether Day or
nig1is 81 hb Once o. 81 Carers Hotel, unless
professionally engaged.
Ones one doof ffsa Mr. . II Boards DWELL
ing.house
i1 opef,tios. % ibs ..slh performed By
9appeintmeut only.
June 10, fe97-6m. 4ea
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q d " -.

"HEN not q Dr Strains oaiee. Dr..
GIBSON vii b found csrlsrs
juus ~. lel5-3n.
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Atihs recent determination ID Piiisburg.
I tailor named Worth bad bis shop orna-
menied with Two iranspsrencies. one bear.
ing lbe motto Worth maker The man
BE olhsr. N takes rins mn 70 make .
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THURSDAY MORNING..
EPOEYRE


Hard By I've cottage 'i'ad' near she Wood
A s,r..t. .I,s., : ~ = he door
Where I'll sho uilI( ~. NJ vii Underwood
Receive ho,pit.,,s store
To cheer that ID tooE ana 'pe sh'sket shsrd,
The .,ri.~.S. ever iasils
Your. ~-ls6ms % freely pssiske Il The board,
And si,et ssrds res, Cor ne night.
The bird. Is The moraiDg IN sing iromthe iree.,
And herald ,6s young - n a.ys
Then -ishIhi npri.Iss depattif you ple.ss,
Wen 'es yeu rset she'd on he way
Yonr coin for sdr service We 'isshly fsjest,
No traffic FOR gain we pursue.
Asi - the Re ssnl tlat We ' Z O. enc,
We take lin me good ibAs Ia 81
Mankind teall pilgrims on ifs's resryro.
And mary would wander stray,
10 seeking Eternity Z silen, code,
Did mercy no, point out 4 vsyt
fall could their duty diseitge a. ,hey-souiI,
To those who are friendl@ and poor.
The world would ressmble cot near The woods,
And life The sweet stresmk my door.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A JOKER 'sEtvED OUT,

A MraID---, 10 the town oil w,
in this State. was applied to by an Irish
man for The loan OF bis Gun for a day -
Pat was unacquainted with its use. and
inquired d Mr.. D. how tofoad il Mr.. D..
supposins that be was guizzing said thai
he generally put 10 about tUo feet of po,o-
der and shot altogether! The Irishnan
took the gun and startled for the field |;
when be was cleSssis.s-s,du.t II nv r rhv
compen-sn' / pity the man that finds
came 4 pIiniy,' was bis soliloquy as he
ssmp,isd ,bs, contents .H ,s q biz powder flask
down the ramrod. the two feet' were
coming short. Next be emptied his shot
pouch into the barrel. and found tina, all
his ammunition only made a foot and .
half Of load altogether. As luck ,could
have il, PAT did not meet any thing 10 the
shape OF lawful game 10 empty al 60
he brought up at Mr.. D . with the gun
in prime condition. No questions being
asked honest Pat respecting bis luck the
gun was laid aside and forgotten.
A few days after. ID. had occasion
TO use his gun; being in haste, he glanced
q, the lock and seeing thai il was capped.
be pulled The trigger al his object the
CONSCIOUSNESS may be imagined. The
gun burs, into pieces. top numerous to
mention and The unlpriunais Joker
found himself, after an nde6nits space Of
time, looking stihe STARS with one eye
'bunged light. and bis noe inquiring the
way over bis shouldefl
His 6rst thought was vengeance on the
Irishmsu. When be lound him. be com.
nenced inquiries ~ 10 what The devil he
had bsen doing with BIS gun-'ypu blast
ed bog-trotter, you put 10 powdeIIenough
to blow up ell The castles 10 Mexto T
Pat no, Undertaking him. skd iup-
posing be had not pat 10 powder snoogh.
replied--'An' sure, put in oil III pow
der and shot bad. an II, Was foil eghie { o
inches load il that was not enouih sure
couldn't belp il. Faith. an yh'll be
plsised 10 load your own gun nexliimel T
Poo. D. shut bis other eve. sndleft for
Canada The States couldE'i holdIiim.
IN r Sprit .f he iims,.
G
On ONE CoNDrTIoE Some yeas ogo.
when one Of the middle States uasfram-
ing new constitutional the discussion
was very warm and Ordinate. JAt q
this moment country member who Aad
been absent for some days previously ea.
tered the house and took bis seat. Ana
thar member who vas "a fssefof the 4.
mended Constitution, vent 10 him
and endeatored te<mske aconvert 81
him.
You mu, sois for the constitution. b
al mesae eaid ne.
IN mink OF i, saidfhe couDtry mem
Der.
.Bu, you gust nske up your mind :
once. man, Pr the vote is about 10 be L.
j ken.
The eolhtty member scratched bis head
snd seemed puzzled.
\ Gone Why do you hesitaisl Win 70.
i prsmise me 10 vote Tor tbe Constitution
II am sure 4 will give general saiisfac.
] ii0n-'
Il win voie for Il on one condition, said
| lhs country member.
What Is thatf'
And 90 other.
.But vhatIisil7
IgAy, iAsi. iisy Win u i rua 81 :,
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YNHE aatsrslgosd, Jshn Kabls. solisoon H.
= hsbeuer and David Johnstoa. trttiinf a.
der1he name snd frn Of KABhE, HrSsErowE.
\ yoHnsToE, having leased the KA0L.BTOwN
MILLS for term 81 yeays. will st.1 fair 10.
dueements 70 he farmers fsnssaliS Eitksr 20
grind their wheat, o. 10 sp1rchnss lie gams "a
eesh. These Mills bsve Eery rsesniII undsr-
geoe . inefosgh rePeir-snch ~ HeW Burn,
Boiling cio,hs. &c and our present faeililissfor
Erinains VII snabis as 70 naBusaesde thirty
Barrel. 81 hour per day. Fsnilies pi,hirg :
prime article Of family hsur can Be- 90 tpiied 4,
ell times 90 aeeommodatine tefms.
We hope, b strict sllentioa 10 busiRsss sud
promplaesss in all matters, 10 merit khare Of
thespublie patronsee.
JOHN KABLE.
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Dancing School.

III .s slsaly secsnrsgst, Ne dsdsnigpsd
- y -. =. . ~ soih dsy q this noah, q
49, esRpngisnt hsiel. b Chaslss.
- -. .s:.eg scaeel, sheieis altibs nedsrn
-. nsl., WsliEes. sad Dancss 81 he
N, "A ). z, ~ % taaghi. Proper attsntion
ners u ihs pupils.
!. .ss.ess yishi.g q BE- isaghf, si piesss Issve
her names With Capt. ssppinxto.. No .ill
Maks knopn lks isrns.
JoAs osBURN.
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.N.EW. C.aBEv.ET
MA NUFA TORY.


n kT.E. STARRY. respectfully inform
do she public generality, thai ihey have open.
sdin ChsFlestewa, On the corner vest Of the
Hank ani opposite the Post odice,
Enbimct Factory.
ilavInx t1pplisd themselves with stosk .
Materials. they are prepared 70 Manufacture.
and will keep constantly on hand,
Dssreopss, SidebearSlS, Sofas,
Wsnrdrobes, Redste0ds,
- ee.rv olker article Ia he Cabinet line
7hsy hsve also Supplied themselves with
ek.i.. ss,.rtnsnt ef PAPER HAN6lN3S.
ard win giss prompt attention % al business
- hat line.
kspairinx Of al kinds attended to.
Also
Chair-making & Painting,
Execnlet with neatness. aud ell srdeFs from
1islance promptly attended lo.s
q UNDERTAKING. also attended y win
pl1LDnsss-
AIlo-TerninE 81 svury de..sipiion exseut-
- VIlk psonplnsss.
I..|. 49, 49, E.... -.
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HARPERs-FERRY, JuEE lG, ls47.
"E, the undersigned, having been 'sppsint-
w cd an investigating COMMITTEES, by the
Stockholders OF the Harpers Ferry and shenan.
doah Manufacturing Company at their bnual
Meeting held May the Sd, isif, respes.f.''
report; 81
Tar as II respects The dis6nSsement ofthe funds,
and have found that ell Of the sums paid out
have been Gully approved Of by the President,
in accordance with the BY laws, and that The
vouchers exhibit clear and satisfactory state.
ment Of the objects for which The different sums
have been paid. The funds expended, 50 far as
The committee we're able 10 Judge, have beer
iudiciously and economically spplied
The committee beg lesvs 10 state also, thsi
they made q cursory examination Of the build
ing and other works connected with the Fscio.
~. and that they were highly grsti6ed with the
rapid progress made 10 every department os1he
work The arrangements made for securing
the steady aud uninterrupted sdyancsmen. Of
the work exhibits great prudence and foresight,
and the committee feel assured that they csnnot
speak 10 lstms too complimentary Of the a6iii.
~ and success with which, so far, the President
has concuc,edthe various and complicated a..
tbirs Of the company.
Respectfully submitted
GEdRGE SMITH. So
BENJAMIN MOOR, III
Philip BURKART.
To ne Stockholders Of ihs Harpers Ferry and
Shenandoah Manafaeiwias Compsny. s-k
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Shannondale Springs.
. J.ARELL, PrOprielOr.

u. u. n BELL, proprietor.
n HAVE leased for q term Of years, this de-.
~ IirhtfuiI aalefing place and will have il
epsa Tor lhsrecsption Of company, on the Isl
pf Jane. Every sxertiou will be made 10 rem
der the time Of Walters agreeable. His Fare,
Ae. shalt be second 10 that Of no other watering
tiaee 10 yirginis. 6
The Stage will ruu - usual daily 70 the
Hail Road Depot, a. Chariesiown, TO convey
Visitsrs 10 end from the Springs.
TERMS.
a IS 6r,, seek so Gu siaRle meal
3 thereafter rs meal and horse
$50 per day
The Ferry will be frse Of charge TO person,
waiting The Springs-hut 10 all cases wish
Iisitsrs ts get return tickets 81 the Bar
May 20. ist7,
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Attorney ait Law
n As resigned the 0fics Of Pay ma,isr OF the
III q. s. Armory 81 Hsrpers. Ferry, and win
10 future devote himself exelusiyely 10 his pro.
fession.
Ne will attend the several Ceuru Of JefFer.
son. Clarke, Frederick, Hampshire and Morgan
Coantiea.
IL charlsstown. May 81, lsi7-3m.
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HATS AND CARS;
CHRISTOPHER THOMAS,
Fashionable Tailor and
Habit Maker.

would respectfully inform
bile that he carries On the
TAILORING BUSINESS
IN the shop Isiely occupied pJ NJ
Ksfehevsl, II DuI6sl1's Depot,
sad Is prepared 10 sxeesis all
work entrusted to him in The neat
- and most fas hinnah avis