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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

IowA.-Three locofocos and one wing
have been elected Judges. They are voted
for by districts. The wings elected their
candidate for Superintendent of Public
Instruction, by handsome majority-beat-
ing Judge Mason, who was the locofoco
candidate for United States Senator last
winter. A good rcbuke TO him and his
party.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24
"WHIGS REMEMBER TYLER"

The Democrat calls on the wings 10 re.
member Tyler, before they 60 too far in
favor of old Rough and Ready. If the ed
itor had asked the Doctor about General
Taylors politics, he would not have taken
the trouble to deliver his warning sermon
for he says he is opposed to Gen. T. be-
cause he is in favor of protective tariff,
an United States Bank and other whig
policies"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

INFAMOUS CoNDUcr.--A negro man at
tempted TO violate the person of lady
upwards of rs years of age, on Tuesday
last, in the vicinity of this. place. The
screams of the old lady deferred the william
from the accomplishment of his hellish
purpose. He was held TO bail in the sum
of $1,000, for his appearance al Court.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

General Taylor fought his great battle
on the 22d of February. And on that
very day and at the very hour when the
iron storm of battle was hurting around
him, (says the Louisville Journal,) the Ad-
ministration and its friends in Congress.
were making the most strenuous exertions
to supersede him, to drive him from the
army in modification and disgrace, by
placing over his head a partisan dema-
gogue, who never saw a battle in his lifel
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

THE ST. LOUIS PApERs.-Our st. Lou.
is tri-weekly exchanges come in very ir-
regular manner. The Republican due on
Thursday, failed entirely, while the Union
and Era were two days behind their time,
as usual. This ought to be remedied.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

RELIarous.-A protracted meeting has
been going on at the Baptist Church at
this place, for the last four or five days.
Several have united with the Church, and
many others evinced desire to forsake the
"wickedness of their ways and flee unto
the Savior"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

UTThe wing victory in Connecticut is
complete! The entire Congressional dele
cation is wing, as are both branches of the
Legislature.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

A gentleman, after reading Gen. Tay-
lor's dispatches, remarked that one of his
great characteristics was his nodesfy.
"Yes," replied celebrated wag. who was
standing by, shat istrue, but no one can
saw he is a retiring man."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

ANOTHER Who VICToRy.-The Wings
of Rhode Island achieved victory at the
recent election in that State. Where was
Dorr?
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24
A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE.

UWe call the attention of our readers
to medicine which lis advertised in our
columns. called Buchan's Hungarian Bal
sam of Life, medicine designed for Colds.
Coughs and all diseases of the Lungs It
is an excellent remedy. For sale by DR..
Snelson.
DR.. E. EAsTERLY, ST. Louis, NO., is the
general Wholesale agent for the Western
States. When at St. Louis, few days
since we had occasion to visit the Family
Medicine Store of Dr. Easterly and saw
very large stock of Family Medicines
neatly put up, designed for all the various
diseases to which mankind are subject.
His medicines are very popular. Country
Merchants, Druggists and dealers in Med
icines would do well to give him a call
when at st. Louis obtaining their supplies.
New York FURNITURE SroRE.-Messrs.
JEROME q HARLOW, Nos. 46 and 40 Olive
Street, corner of Second, st. Louis, Mo-,
have on hand splendid assortment of
Furniture, of the latest style, which they
offer for sale very low. Any one giving
them call will find themselves we'll treat
ed-as more perfect gentlemen than Messrs.
Jerome & Harlow, are seldom met with.
See advertisement in another column.
The News AND THE MARKEr.-The New
York Express, OF the 10Th, says "Ws have six
days later news from Europe. bringing accounts
that cotton, grain and -four had declined, This
news had an instant effect to check sales,
Freights have fallen to Is. for -four, and 20 10
gid. for grain to Europe. This will counieract
the fall Of prices, as it is a reduction of 4Oc.
on -four, and zoe. bushsl on grain. on the
highest prices before paid.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-04-24

"Alexander Hamilton, Esq. has been
appointed Judge Of the 81. Louis Circuit
Court, .L. ..f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
NEW
Spring and Summer Goods,

n tiAvE Juss returned from Bsliimoie and
- Philadelphia, spd inyite the publiegsner2l.
" 10 call and examine my Stock, az Ii Am coz.
hdent i Will catapsre, w paint of siy le and Low
prices, with any brought 10 This matket.
would Invite tie Ladies 10 the following 10
Fl bbsnssiies. nlpkSamss;
Linen cambric Tfbndksrchisls;
Prints ofevery description;
Cotton Hosiery;
Tsble Damask, do Cloths. Napkins;
Bonnet. CAP, and Neck Ribbands;
Best French Kid Gloves, Il
Striped Swiss Tor Dresses,
Grass skirts, and many olAer articles 100 nu.
mefoas ID mfpliop5 III
For The Gentlemen.
! | would invite the Gsnllsnlsn 10 call spd see
my sssoffmentof Superior. black French Cloths
fspm S5tois8 per yard. .Blssk rrepch CASH.
metes. Tor Spring and Summer wear;
Superior black Italian Craypts. Fancy do
Gambroonss plain, striped !, and Duck
Drilling Ton Pants Snspendefs;
Marsesiies. Nesting, Plain and Figured, and All
other goola assuall, keRl Ia . couni.y Store
Domestics.
osnaburgs, Slesehed ana brown co,tons;
~ o. eoitops, do WI,
brown and Bic cached Cottops, y.
No. |, 2 and3 BurlaPs Linens.
z, s, TATE s
alestawn, April Is, is47.
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.m.aRRTED.

A: Harpers-Perry. on Sunday morning lest. b.
The Rev. N. Head. Mr.. JosEPH 4 Wars 10 Miss
AntLIA A. wooDs daughter Of Mr.. Isaac Wood,
deeessed-aIl 81 fiktpers-ferry.
We sekno3ledg. with The sbots eefstoas
slice Of wedding eske and in relarn hope that
their bliss may Be uaalloysd- The bright
sun OF prosperity may ever Be without
one cloud 10 darksn ,he journey .of life, o. one
wave Of trouble toIcross treir peaceful path
Ga the bridge. AZ HaFpers. Ferry, on Monds,
morning the 81 inst by the Rev William Live.
Mr. JoHN GILL 10 Miss Mar w. TnAcKr AL Of
Frederick county, Ya.
On Tuesdsy the 9Th ult BY The Rev. j. A.
Smith. Mr.. MiR1NnA Bowkx 10 Aiss MaaTnA e.
BELL. daughter Of Mr. stroiher Bell, Of Clarke Co.
On Thursday evening eeek. nv the Rev. Lev; N.
Munfoe, Mr.. HExhx Z. NAnTNaxx Junior -Edi-
tor Of the Rockingham Register, 10 Miss EIlzaBrTa
A MrEns, of Woodstock, Va
y AZ DAnville. Ky, on the 5, uls. by the Rev. j.
e. Young. Rev. Robsnr !, BREcKHSaineE, ID. D.
late Of Baltimore. tp Mrs VIasISiA saELsr.
On the Esd uit, BY the Rev Thomas Hirkby, Nj.
6ILks y JacKsoS 10 Miss SAPanoSIA f.. DExxis,
all Of Loudoun county.
Al the re;idepee or Charles Ellet, Jr. Esq, Phi.
ladslphls. on "Wednesday evening the i4ih April.
by the Rev. Thomss Atkinson Of baltimore, " Don
BorInIS. ESQ. OF Richmond, 10 Miss MARrTI b.
DASikL. Daughter q lhe late Jadge VIM Daniel, Of
Lynehburg.
In Richmond. ID ST. P.ui's Church. on Thurs.
day morning. 29th inst BY the Righ. Rev. Bishop
Johns, w. g Gag KSovE. Esq.,: Of Ali sndria, 70
Miss Mary, daughter Of the late Judge Stanard, o.
Richmond.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

IT, + = 4
4 epnnunissliss pr..-ed i your psp.r.
isoe1 ~ Gssf otItls he slseiIn, i wa
Ioer c1.-tspe1s<.t says. ..lhSf soI1tr.r.l
Tread . -Fi>E - 41ee olf<fs I1> couoly Co.
Fentie1 I'd s11|1 ~ sd. i1< i,<as.p Inis
. aot Tue. ia aoS r.u : sin<I< sos5 olih
~ ne~ttr o(i11 Itte C1t1iy c.4ssntic1 ~
ier ~ eppoln1L.1<, q ftlsllon ie1 aoaln1Iio1,
and ctsiIt.le he cs1otg d pso1ocs - nsn.
| q i trnt, ~ kh6& 4 Gt1 ths ili<afsA % ~
lfr;ends d bring ~ n1ibs before he conven-
iion, 11l q Wash I rave Z iAcitc1n,enl. Bat
here il gfs1 1lGele1es beiaess tsrn eol-
seat and snihorifiaR Psfso8 - present ny
Isane 70 he C0nssnti6n It's true. I'D confer
viii some q ny psrsonsl f.issds tefsf. he PR
cary messings sere held, ssd sadssseret q
have ihs nods 81 noihinaiiea sdives.ed ~ some
u rs sbiechonabI fcAiases. eui The trisad 10
shom proposed iE, declined taking any steps q
The .psenises % HE sIeusd hat sha ns'ier -,
settled d Fsbfaary Ccuniy Court Linen drop
psd lhe whole subiecs. Is fslla deIlesey II tsk-
ise 30, past 10 ne alEair. IS hy name. NIGH
cone before the coussy cpnseniie1. Bn;'fus-
thsF, I did acknouiedgs the ausbofiy q me
Coanty Canrenfion, for 10 The reply which
made % he eesllemen uho sollciifd ny name
q esntidkis for ne Hoass % Delesa'es,
said snpkafiraly, that if the opposite party
thought proper 70 bring foFasfd eandidales,
sssuid reiirs, q The NOMINEES eere selected f0f
Ehsl coniingenes, and iha, I would be ne last
man 70 sacrifice The Wig party 10 The couniy.
TO saiiay ny prirsis Srisrsnets. Bat 1nloriu-
hately Tor my comfsrt during the Spring can
vass, no Democrat did cone our, and could not
sxirieaie qyaslf with credit from HE position
into vhiehl had been rsshiy ihfown. was
lherefofe compelled 10 bear the bfnnt Of the
battle, ash would have been paerile 10 The ex
irene again 10 have desertedihe field. Success
would not hare compensated for 6odinR myself
10 opposition toffiends whose opinioos bad 81
usys respected add phose good viii ] desired
10 retain Asta defeat, il carried with il the
solaes, ihstI could sgsia meet a political friends
win thb confidence 81 . refHn 81 good in.
These remarks feel called on 10 make 10 my
ljssi6caiion-- for poliiicsi s6ects % askno-
ihing-expeet nothing, and de,ire nothing. !
eanne, close This eommunieaiion without ac-
koeuleigrg 6. -wilh deep sense Of gratitude, the
kindaess which prompted 50 many a my Wing
frieads to break through The letters Of party and
kextehd TO me their generous aid when surround
ed BY q many difieuliies and embssta.sments.
] am noiibe man 20 receive favor and forge.
ihe siYsf. To those "a ,slais ssaas.) Who oppos-
ed me ai,h sidisnce, not scrupu Ions a. 10 The
meaps Of accomplishing their purposes, I will
say, hops the hour Of necessity viii not over.
take them, when they may ,oGnI fsi,nd
r. S. BLACKBURN.
\
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Encourage Homie IhdNsirg /.
MATTRESS MAKING.

YvHE undersigned desires io return bic
i thlnksto the h bic for ihe liberal en-
Eeouragement extends lohifi ii bis. ha,iAesa
for many years par cpd ip assure them the,
he wsi continue his tel efforts 70 pfsssc his
Icasiolaps- The bsl'sr 10 .s9sbls bin, 10 do
shis, he has reduced hi, priess soasidsra5ga ana
mas. nowS on hand and will constantly Keen.
scurled BAR Mattresses. Shlick and Cotton DO:
and Shuck do. alone, of esefy szss
Crib, Mattresses, aud Wseonei,s Beds, also
supplied on. good terms. Matlresses, kc, r.
paired at short n9tlce. and on very, reas6Hqbla
terms-7and all orders executed hnbfullS ind
promptly
Lorg expeficnee enables lie laders Snld 10
present, his work with conhsenre, a. ritual il.
~ respects 70 any manufactured il The United
States
To his friendsin Jefferson and claike. ana
ltdjoinins pouinties, rs. dssirss To tender III.
graceful askno~ ledgmehis Ion ihe patronage
received from them. and h. v IN be bsnpy 10
sefve them further in ihs same saiisfa ctory
manner. il JEREMIAH ROWLING
Winchester. April 20, Ie47-- 3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

II. As4r.Rrsrrss d y.v fosk are
again il open resis,snes 10 he laws; ami
Governor YONG. Who recently released
ihs 4inslesders Of The gang iron the
Peniien,iary. from false idess.oi hanani.
y. has been compelled 70 issue : Procla-
nation oiter;pg rewards Tor The sPprehsn-
sion Of three. sho. influenced 81 ihs,
exercise df The psfdohins pow.
er. have renewed The scehes 81 violence
aud bloodshed. Temporarily arrested b5
their ihpfisodaeni. Why arrest. iry
and condemn them. If Executive Glen.
eneS ]. 10 screen them from punishmeoti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
cash for Negr6es

YVyRE sasseribsr s sialess IL purSAsssssS !
large humber 81 Negroes. 81 boia sexes.
sound and likely. Persons having Negroes 10
dispose Of, will fad L 10 thar Interest 10 give
him : eau before selling, - be will ply he
rsry highest casa priers.
he CAP b seen. al the Bsrkeley Courts, ii
MariinsbuEk, on The second Monday, and al
Berry tilfs 90 he foaEi Is Slokday Ia esch noah.
sna Usually ~ his rssidspc Ia ChkrisstoNn.
An letters ADDRESSED 10 him win be promptly
attended to WILLIAM CROW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
THE MARKETS.
oa.. y d, s.lIlnsr. .sm.rissa, !,

ODiee Of thl BGHfnnoTt -1mfrican,
MAY 3, 5.P.M
CATTLE.-Prieet ranged from S3sss per 100
lbs on the hoof. equal TO S6aS9 rs ntt.
fLOUR.-There were sales on Saturday Of COO
bbis. Howard street Flour q So IS, also Of 500
bbls. deliverable and pay sole on the ia Of June,
Il Se7s. There u = good deal Of inquiry this
morning. and The msfksiis hrm ;, So rs q which
rate some limited LOIS we're sold. The receipt
price from cara il 6 GEL
On Saturday there was sale Of City Mills
Flour ~ $B15 aud another 1t - S7a To-day
thsie istn6se inquiry, and 100 bbis- were cold Il
81. -
szles on Saturday and to-day Of 700 bbls. Sus-
qaehsnna Flour e e6.7s. 49,
GRAIN. --No Maryland Wheat q market u
here L would probably bring IDOL 50et. Tor good
d prime parcels. We note sale to-day ct sOO0
btshels Psaaa. red a ~ cts and another Of 6oo
bushels Il i6o els 80
ssies q Md. Corr Il Sass sskt, Tor white. and
'sfz9s eta for yellow. N
o1,s are 10 good demand 4 50 sts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

TIE virginia YoIunlffF1.
H. ,r>e><>.,, f,.-,,;,S.. -.
ss0ia Rouek onl Reuiv''-fi;SI<1-
anf J[;'I;Snson of Cspt csTIsf-
fon's Cknn1n. =. c.,,unend II q oisce
~ nrS:Ils<. rII;>.f 1900 - a
0r-.- r,..:..:-s-. -
...,,.,-- -
~ $500 81 ~ s.' - - .-: q ''s
49,. !, ,.s :. - 80. 2.
.. - - =. 80 -. - e,..s..'as
~ ~ ~. \. !. . .'-...,...- 49,. 9. ,af
49, s 80. !. -. .sr..-.l Z. es1 e.n'ss.
49, Z .ls.-. 4. ..''.e', 'eelr
49, - i, $3.50. 3.,.s.' . - ness-
49, : =. s 49,. 80 - s..les =
s,s I. :. 3 .- ~. IS - so'7.ssl- 70 me
80. 49, 49,. q. ~: 's ~ lsrsspess'-
NV, es. 80 = ..s s.. aa. :. -.
se.A - .sfsn -, 1877.
aesx snoss xceiieli mend
VEL. sllef BENG eifeumscrlbed on
board siea9ooa's ior : month. Jon may
ven tineg,ne ny enloymert 70 sga:n
lreaqlng tern nrms. of. mounted % my
ho.ss Nay, ssIloPlng over these level
plsins'
Il goI. hapeoiph nao been ordered by
Soi. CuIiis 70 accompsny him p Monte
reg. ,no t1o days since, not : Vifginisn
vas here. Six comPanlss came. Col
'hsn1olpn felofned and now the whole
,fsommsnd q " cpmPanies e here. !
ans'i movctu . 80 csys. e open nee
nae O. communication oetseen lhls post
ana Monterey. On the right bank q The
Sen sssn uvef. infougn Inina. bient.
to'. randolph VII ps len With Q comps.
mes "a command iptfe. and ] shah then
rfocsed on % monlefey. With the Other
% comPsnies. and, alter resting here Z
isw asya expsci e advance % And oecn'
py mon'emorsiesI These Two rlsees
nave never yet been occupied bYa ocf
troops snsll iorl'y mem. sno nope 70
nave 2 oiusn n ssinng possession. zen.
layer mas conferred : nign nonor 10
causing the new zoe OF communication
% oe opeoea oy tne strs'o'a hgimen..
ana ne posts ne nas ass'gaed 70 me COM
maad ere me mos. impor'an. 70 me eoun1
wy lney are 'ef Key 20 lie 'effi'ofy
aoou. Monterey .-S9ins covering nls rear,
ana Mon'smofalss hls advance. ne has
gwen me .Wo pieces O. srhheiY. one q
bfsggs osreTles, commanded oy Lieut..
klllburn. Who 20 distinguished bimseli at
buena v,sls-and The other commanded
~ h. Williamson, Of Capt. Caring
fonstonPany-mannsd BY good sfIillery
men nom me regiment. Gen. Taylor
&intee topoarsphfcka sufvev made Of the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

~
We have private adsices from Gen.
Twiges' camp near Cero Qordo. as late Is
the l3'h ul,. Gen. Twiges hae moved
forward totske thepsss Of Ceto Uordo. on
the 2'h. but iopnd Il 50 strongly fortified
that he was obliged 20 fsIt back 10 bis
camp Of 1he nigh, before. where he WIS
Joined 6y Gen Patterson aud reioiofcsI
ment Of three Thousand men on the eve.
ming Of The l3.h. making The American
force shout six Thousand. with which he
passof Csto Gordo was 10 Be taken on the
. 1lths
Lieut.. Col Johnston. on the morning
of the 18th. made i very daring and beau
tifnl rtconnoissnce OF The Mexican works
NJ the pass al Cero 0ordo. where Santa
Anna commanded in person twelve thou
. sand men. well posted. Col Johnston
exsmined the works within muske, range.
aud was shoi ia The right arm aud the
right leg. a the moment he was raising .
spy gl,ss 10 bis eye. We understand be
IS dong we'll; bis wounds. though severe.
are not dangerous bones broken. =
His reconnoisanee was spoken Of BY tll
his brother officers Is q gallant service,
and they promised that he would be mo-
bly, reveneed on The 18th. q Cero Gordo
Bali SsA.
The follovias Il IN eStrset Of 1 letter from
Captain Hughes, q he corps Of foposrspk.eal
Eusintsrs dated vsra Cruz. April llihs
Yesterday dispatches we're received
here from Gen. fwiggs. At Plano. del Rio.
daled i2,h inst. stating TIA. Santa Anna.
with about 10. 01O men, bad occupied the
slfong psss Of Cero 0ordo. give miles ii
his sdssnce. about 6l,eeb miles from ia.
lspa. where he had an additional force Of
1000 o. 5000 Gen. Ps,Istson. being III.
Gen. Tuiges proposed 10 attack the enc
my 10. day. ll4ih inst. bat prssuue or
s den have been Aent him 10 defer i, until
the arrival Of The commander ia. chief.
who win reach lhe place 10 day. Il l.
nov believed thtl great battle will be
Ioukht soon Il J1lspa. o. lew miles TN
olhef side. !, fotmitsbls pass. called IA
Aoya. which, II gained opens 10 us7ihe
road 10 pcro.e ADD 10 Pusbls.
IN i nol :keueht that anything ssrion,
4illa occur Z. Csrro 0ordo. q Il is repre-.
sealed ihlllkt posi,io1 nay Be turned. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

" By Divine permission the Sacrament OF
.ae Lords Supper VIII Sc aausinistered in IAe
Presbyterian Church in this town on the next
Sabbath. The religious services Of the occa
sion will commence on Friday night and end on
the Sabbath. The usual collection win be Ia,
ken up on Sabbath morning.
MAY 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06
Mccormick wheat Reainar,

II yHE snbscrtbeys hereby inteim lbsse Who
aie disposed to use ihst yaluai les iI,achine.
that they win have 20 Of Them 10 compile OF
der for the rext harvest They " ii Be- sold II
our shop for Sl03,2J L.h. Or xlQ5 90 days
cfedii;7-and will Be ,ered ID sDy fespcn.t
BILE person ordering a mathinr, d ihe actual
csss Of uanspnisauon, which must De paid II
The time of dslifery.
Whit Post, Clarke Co Anril % fA8T X,
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| Il IL. persons Indebted q ,as lie John B.
IA sspppgson. decd win iplease come for
ward and hsks setllement o. payment. All
hasire claims against The estate &c inc dscess-
e VIII please present them properly aushsnli-
Gated for settlement.
fG. w. sAPPINGT0N, IL,
.adm'rJ n ssppiskfon, dts'd.
Charlsstown. Arrii 90. lA41
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0A,EA
Robert J.. weeds. Of FI.ukiil;
W,lliam K,nnevl " Aurusiei
JshS Thonpso1. Jr.. u Anhsiu-
Er<tfscsl
ThoA.s n. D1nisf. % friqes Gso'Se;
JsDts 4 Cst. II Chfsf<r1fld
Aasiia n. Trlbls. q E1.e1s lEsinl
John W. T1lsr, u nlincs william
csbrfsl !. Bsfbes, cf HaI1y3
William T. willfg-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-05-06

Opinion snd experiences Of he Editor Of The
Rnhncnd News and Star, Dee. 8, lst5.
wisTAR's BAEsAM OF WILD CHERRY
II co6slsniIy sdteftised h oar eola6ns. We
feel bouad 10 say that We put little faiih gener-
ally u specifies and nostrums- mach less Y
your oors-slls. Bnl familiar use 81 shis med
ieine Tor six years past-ddrits shieh tine
The editor who Ufiies this has a. inieFvsls sot-
Tered vita acute asihna. ana be writing not 50
rnch Tor tie beach. az ne propristois. - Tor
hat Of hose who are sflicied viii that dis-
lresinG dissa,e; takes plsssDfei 10 saying that
hs has Invariably found il bs1efrial 70 hin, and
! - ssefy ease phsfs 4 has bsep 1sed promptly
. he trst iDdiceiis1 pf N attack, viii eniifs
md pronpt rslisf Fs6n katins aiso observed
ifi,d b o.h6rs, he j. Or opinion thar Il s ucr-
~ ef.hs co.1de1es q lhs i6bIie.
Ne. Essslss. zll,.s sisn,i I 1Urrs o
( DflI 1.1ft y q. IKaRD.
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y pursuance of Decree III shr Circuit SUI
~ fs.loE Court e l.aw and Cksnssry az M
ls'e.n eennsss Pronanncsd u 0siekek T<rn.
1856, u the sui sc .Joseph AtckinrEan 80
oshsfs sksipss Gsofke Re5nalis ana cikers. ins
lendsrs.sasA VIII setl IL p..hiie SScsiss. - IS.
tl.sssy q, a9ta &c .1ass 1877 6efnss III Ho,si
n p,nieI Ehtisf. il shephetd.:own. lsAss soas
Traet 81 hand
Hh'ch vas cohyetsilo IMP 4 TRUSTEES 81 '3So.
heynslcs, ~ deed. J3a. q SIS REGARDED -
TIE otioe 81 ~ County, Csnrl " 1slI., -. 40
s,gAaied n SID dt<dts ihs isis isrns,Is a =
Cd 81 the heirssuf Phnip sbooSA. ma "a /,
slias,ed on be Pp'omsc rissS. sSeut. on .nilss
iisnda h.lf below SheRksrlst6nn. iii Win y
sale g
Terms One. kurih cash l6s 6slshes II =
Dual saa1ai .inslslmehts, % obe. lmo md lkrtp
ssafs IRON The day ~ sale. b bepr i1issfssk ifs
,shai das and % pesssnEed ~ bona. II II = pur-
fA''s'' & k ,sY,' . lss g,s y.
Anfil 81 lst5. :, s''ss Z 80 q
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Negroes for Sale.

THE. Undersigned. 6oder PROB authority.
ya eHef Cor sale. a public anciicHs h
charle.towns On Friday ihs 0lsf day Or My ae4f,
from Is % 20 valuable slaves Men. Women
and Children, title indispniabIe.
A credit Of sixty days will be giyep. The pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security.
WIN. c. EORTHlNGfON.
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FREY,S VERRIIFUGE.
70 DESTROY < ExPEL
8 V@Gaa9S

- = ~
70 DESTROY & ExPEL
IS V0&G39 Z
NfANY PAGES could 81 6llsI with ,e.,imo.
lNH malls certifying The. sstonishine and be
nefc,ai effects Of this medicine. The follow
ing exhibit lis merits ID variety Of cases
Ma ket Street Bridge,
Baltimore. Dec 6, 1915.
Nj child was troubled with tickling in the
throat during the night-on giving her Freys'
Fermifngs wsd OF 10 or - worms e or TO-
inches loDg) and also sOne lep{raie, csneIrom
her. WA. BERSH.
Clsy.on 1o,5nship. Perry Co Ohio,
April II. 1874.
1 certify hat / gave 20 ny child Frey YER
pifngs. and 10 about six hours after taking Il,
kieHrr warns were discharged Prev Qua "a
taking Il, the child Had eserS sppear,nce ,of
spasms. WM. sf0fEBRAkER.
Hsgsrstoi5n, Hetln<ioa CO. ma
81 N. April "a, 1874.
hereby certify that Nlr. c.. Of iIaesrs-
town, sbou, 40 years 81 t<e. expsrisncsd unu-
sufI appetite and uhplssss6l 5snssti6n sbpdi
he bre4st gsnerslIy = i o'clock, 4 NI. One
boisls Sc ErsJss vsrmifnge brought from him
yiFrf Ewo yofns tone ung.usily large tssy
half 4 iDsh n di'us'st sn1 p iesas. Is:ss.
TIE sso,. .dsss.ltaI F,Ssd aH i. "a s !,
JOHN : sSQwE.
Ill ceI5LEs. ! 4.
fsssl iss7-sevs3 Hsrp'-s ~.
u 70 COFFEE rs s,<ts DO Cons: !
j i s1reri1f article. To- s1i1 b.
Afta . ADAM YOUNG, s1si.
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Notices.
INnrIcR.

All persons interested 10 the improyem ~,
ofthe Shenandoah River, are reoaesied L, = -,
in Kabletown on THURSDAY the 18Th May !, 10
o'clock. There will be several add, esss. On
the occasion.