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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

TROUBLES IN CANADA.-Some of the Canadians
determined not to pay the taxes required by law
for the support of schools The Quebec Mercury of
the 18th ult. gives account of several emeutes
which have broken out, in consequence of attempts
to enforce the law The aid of the military was call
ed In, to suppress one of them
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

rs~uERE will be sold pubic sale Washington street on
Monday the 18th November next, the following
perty Of John Koonz deceased late Of Marion county
four horse wagon and he'd
horses and harness. carriage and
the running OF buggy, saddle and bride Six
nonhs credit will be all three dollars.
purchasers giving their with approved security without
any relief from valuation apprasement laws whatever
- ABRAHAM KooNTZ Admin i<rator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

HERE wilt election held in the town Of Pendleton Mad
IL Ind the Goth December
for the of elecng thirteen Directors the Indianapolis
and Pendeton Railroad Company Said election will be conducted
all the of incorporation pescrbes
the Commissioner CALVIN FLETCHER,
RoBT HANSA
CONRAD CRoPLY,
JONATHAN MYNER
THOMAS ARSUrH,
JoREPH
November 8, l847. 493w JOHN II. Cook.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

The Buffalo Commercial says that person has
lately arrived in that city from Ohio with a sort of
centaur-the body of colt, with negroes head.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
EXECUTOR,s NOTICE.

NIOTCE hereby given that letters testamenay have been
~ granted undersigned in the county of Maon State OF
Indiana upon the will and OF Hamilton Davis late
Of said county deceased All persons indebted to said estate will
please SETTLE those having claims against the
are requested them for settlement forthwith The
4isw ALEXANDER MOCK Executor, sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
NOTICE,

OFFIcR INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANT
Indianapolis, Nov. -, lS47.
sHE Members Of said hereby notified that
nua Meeting Of the Company will be holden at this Office
the day. eng the first Wednesday, Of December next
O'Clock in the forenoon for the purpose choosing Directors
the transaction of other business be deemed
ry By order, 493w CHAs. w. CADY, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

OFFIcIAL.-Gov. Shunk's majority in Pennsylvania
is 1877, and Longstreth's l7,7lS. That will Dc
for the old Keystone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

The wings of New Hampshire have nominated the
abolition candidate in that State for Governor Ihis
dement's the union Of New Hampshire whlggery anf
Iabolonism, and leaves those two parties one in IN
lterest and principle
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
New Cash Store Wholesale and Retail
Hamilton & Parrish,

Indianapolis, Corner Of Washington and Meridian
streets. room formerly occupied By Mr.. Peel,
RE opening stock in this staple and fancy
N dry goods, hats, caps bots aud shaes.
Also OF groceries. purchased the eastern d
lies AZ the prices. attempt 10 enumee
but respectfully those wanting cheap and good goods
snd stock before purchasing We anticipate
ton good bargains and prompt business
we hone TO n liberal share Of public patronage.
n b. The highest price in cash any quantity wheat
Nov
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

in his chair with leg thrown the other.
and appeared be in perfectly good humor That said
Hannegan did speak to said Mcdonald either before,
at the time Of after said assault and battery, this
Opponent believes The deponent would further state that
he believes from all the circumstances, that said Melon
aid committed assault and battery upon said Hsnnegan
without giving him, the time, any notice whatever Of
his intention so to do. J. MCLEAN HANNA.
Sworn and subscribed Before me, this 2Oth day of
October ls47. ]. H. MCCORMACK, J. p. IL. 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

STATE OF INDIANA, OuntaIn OUr %
The undersigned and witnessed the attack
recently made the Hon. E. A. Hannegan, by Ezekiel
Mcdonald, in Browns barroom in Covlngon, the cir
cumstances of which follows: Mr.. Hannegan and
Mcdonald both sitting in the aforesaid roon Mr..
Hannegan had been in conversation with some gentlemen
in the room; conversation words whatever passed
between Mr. Hannegan and Mcdonald. Mcdonald got
up and approached Mr. Hannegan unPeceved as we be-
eve by him. Hannegan and his back seized the chair
aud violently both the chair and Mr. Hannegan back
wards upon the oor and in that position inflicted some
injury upon him. when he arrested by couple OF
gentlemen (strangers) who in the room This at
tack was made without any notice warning to Mr..
Hannegan, by words or otherwise.
WIN. s. DENISON,
Oct o. ls47 VIM. CARLIN.
Sworn to before me, this 9th Nov, ls47
]. II. McCoRMAcK, ]. p. IL. g.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
sHERIFF's SALE.

EpY virtue Of vendoni eKponas directed from the clerks
office OF the Marion circuit will public SALE
day of November, the
of indianapolis within the prescribed by law the
and profits for years ofthe following real estate ow
The east half OF the north quarter section No. 30 township
No. ~ and a. Mo-
in Isaac Hauis's addition the Of indianapolis
failure realize Of adudgmeni Interest and
will the time and place the fee simple OF said
Taken property o Thomas Moore Al The sun of
Thomas n. smith and David Williams. A. w. RUSSELL
3w Marion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
AupIroR's OFFICE, TIPToS COUNTY, INDIANA,
October 10Th 1S47

NOTICE given and lots returned den
~ quent OF taxes due on them for the year
Upton and state of Indiana or so much
thereof satisfy due thereon respectively 90 due from
the thereof be sold atthe house door IN Tpon the
said county Of Upton in the State oil Indiana on
the Monday January A. D. 5s within the hours prescribed
by law, If paid before that time.
Given my hand this 10th day Of October A. D., le4s
NEWTON J. JACKSON,
41w Clerk and ex odicio Auditor Of Upton County
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

State Of Indiana, Boone County.
the August Of the Boone Probate Court A. D. 1884, said
n court declared Horton deceased be oba-
file their claims
against the estate probate within
months from they will be entitled payment
THOMAS p. MILLER, Administrator.
Oct e6 ls47. 45-3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
NOTICE no PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.


Every entitled the right within
the townships required
establish the the satisfaction Of the Register
the proper Land Office and make payment therefor pae
dca eer this notice. and before the appointed
the public
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD n. YOUNG, Com. Of The Gen. Land Office.
43-lOwist30ihDec.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
STATE or Ispr.x., Fountain Co., q.


Personally appeared before the undersigned, j. H.
McCormsck Justice Of the Peace within and for the
county aforesaid, James NJ. Hanna. who. being by me
duly sworn deposeih and SAITH that the 20th day of
October, A. D. ls47, the said dsponent the hotel
Of p B. Blown n the town Of Covington and that Ed
ward A. Hannegan, of the county aforesaid, into
the Of said hotel and down by and conversed
with the said depoDenl upon matter OF private business
that the said deponent and said Hsnnegsn agreed go
out Of said hotel attend to said BUSINESS that said de-
ponenl got up and stepped 10 the table to deposit file Of
newspaper that he had been examining; that he imme
daieIy heard a violent and sudden noise behind him
when, upon turning round, he saw the said HaDnegan
prosaied upon the hoor upon his face, and one Ezekie
Mcdonald las deponent is informed the individual
named) upon him, attempting TO nfIct personal IN
Jury upon said Hannegan; that said Hanna pulled him
If he ascertaned that his object. Sait
deponent when be first turned round upon hearing th'
noise struck with the thought that said Hsnnegar
had been seized Of spopectic III, and abored unde
that impression until said Mcdonald commenced kcknI
said Hsnnegsn in the face when said deponent puIle,
said Mcdonald off, Said deponent would further state
dat not one word was passed between said Hannegan
Mcdonald before the said reneounter. Seid deponen
would further state that said Mcdonald must have ap
preached said Hannegan behind to attack him, (f sal
Mcdonald made the FIRST atiack) unless the said Hanns
gan changed his position in his chair in the very sho
space Of which it required for said deponent to max
about two steps from where he sat TO the table, That sal
Mcdonald appeared be sboring under violent passion
and utterly regardless Of the consequences Of the vioer
kicks which be was inhictng the head Of said Har
ne0an That when said deponent turned from said Har
ns4sn 70 approach the table. said Hsnnegsn sisn
bis back towards said Mcdonald, rather leaning bee
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

DHESS GOUDS.
a A PIECES Of Silks. do. Of Gnehams 10 do of Jas
W pa PIaids just received by
as HAMILTON 4 PARRISH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
Sale of Delinquent Lands and Town
Lots for Marshall County.

Sale of Delinquent Lands and Town
Lots for Marshall County.
AUDIToR's OFFICE, MARSHALL CouSTY.l
Plymouth, November 49, 1871.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the
In have been returned delinquent This Office for the
of due them and owing from the thereof
the financial 1885, and that the whole of the
lands and town lots in the delinquent list mentioned much
thereof may be necessary discharge the pens
and charges which be due thereon due the
thereof at the time Of sale. win be sold public auction the
house door this county the Monday January
next commencing precisely 10 O'clock A of said day by the
County Treasurer unless said penalty and charges
be paid before that time. Said sale connne
until closed. WIN. NJ. DUNHAM,
z9-iwis Auditor Of Marshall county, Indiana
HATS AND CAPS.
ENXTRA Fine Fashionable HEAVIER brush and
h castor do cloth plus fur and glazed Caps
cheap for cash. 40 HAMILTON & Parrish
Sn CASES Boots and Shoes good cheap
&Qp cash store, wholesale retail
4s HAMILTON & PARRISH
GROCERIES!
on SACKS Rio Coffee 10 barrels N o. sugar.
~ and sugar house Moasses, by the wholesale
40 HAMILTON d PARRISH
DYE STUFFS!
INDIGO Nader, &c &c. by the keg pound low for cash.
II 49 HAMILTON PARRISH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

INDIGO Nader, &c &C. by the keg pound
40 HAMILTON q PARRISH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

N. h. TAYLOR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Indianapolis, Ind,
WILL attend all professional business conhded TO his IN
w Marion and the adjoining counties
Prompt given the collection and securing Of debts
Office Washington street in Norriss building S43mwSsw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
Boxes per Month,

And find difficult with large force OF HANDS, and the late
improvements machinery which have adopted to manuc
ture them fast enough supply the demand in thirteen western
and southern States One mandatory constantly
preparing the which
they composed From the best information obtain from
selling agents. correspondents
all of the country medicine per month"; less
than 600 cases OF Fever and Aue thousand Of which have
resisted all other treatment
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18

Of the day---Vast amount used per
mOntIl---The numerous and Wonder
full Cares III effecfS---Its Magical EGect
upon Bilious Fevers, and Fever and
Ague---Great Excitement among the
HOctOrSi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-11-18
GROCERIES,
DYE STUFFS

on SACKS Rio Coffee; 10 barrels N. o. sugar. Loaf
~ and house Moasses by the wholesale retail
40 HAMILTON a. PARRISH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14
VARIETY.

Am AND coMRoRF'- Sambo - Pete,
shat yoa liok Massa Polk mean BY glib
bin aid snd comfort 10 de Msxlcsns.
Psfs We'll; 1 doesn't k1oz. zactly.
Sam6o.-Why you dumb nigga. Guess
1ou no be- seqlsinted wild modern hisio-
~. .4id means lsltin Santa Anna iFu dc
blockade, 10 help DO Mexiesns fight &c.
neral Taylor.
Psfs.-Well. what be de eomforfi
Sambo.-Why Dc two million dollar
Polk AZ Congress 10 give him last sun.
mar. 10 hand obeI TO Santa Anna. But
gusss Msssa Polk dicn.t eotch Congress
ssieep datiime-he didn'i got De sinners.
Eskl yshi yah!
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S9B BHtIgD lE0RG S,
For Christmss & New Year.

{HtiE stienliou Of the Ladiessna Gentlemen
n Is inyised TO my SclIeeiiea OF Annals and
ISplendidly Bound Baof s.suited:t 10 the approach.
ing IIoIydays Among them may be found.
Fhe Bouahif Annual, Or christhss, New Year,
or Birth day Present
The Diaeeui. Present for Ell seasons or The
year, viii cotored BngrsvinE%;
The Opal, or Pure Gin for tho 5Iolydays.wilh
the most splendid eoi'd Engrsxiugs;
The Floral Year; the Florist wall fad iat this
work great treat, Is il Is thesnost magni6-
cent work Of the kidd have ever seen, EN-.
belIished with B5qtets OF ftnwers, drawn
from nature. each dJuer Illustrated with .
Poem
The Rose, OF Alfse,tents Gin;
The May Flower Zoe lS47 fi
The HEseinth. OF Aaecs,oa's Gin;
fae Rsligiopa Keepsake Tor lsts. BY Mrs, 81
gourrey
The Chtis,nas Keepsske, the engraving. and
sljle Of this work surpass ami religious An.
naNl ever ysis published
The Religious soaxrais
The G.it Of Friendship or Tokea Of Renem-
Fraadship Offering. Tor sS7 sllhnush NE
character 81 shls aanHal rs fqisy established,
me present aumbef viii be fouad 10 exceed
~ merit sai besu,v, Ill lis predecessors.
The Mosher9 rrsseRf. ~ O Ierins for ne yoiiss;
The layenils FsFEst ne Noi;
chf'sinAs elessous. q hshdsone Annual 70,
,eAildren
With esrs other k.a5sTs IL harnd works de
|s,gp<d q rrerents Tor ekis1ren.
Alsn rAe feess 81 tner,es byron. sk,ks.
rea'e, Nerse. Burns. S3ii~n, Cooper, Mont.
SamaFy. Mrs s srnfnxya ARD lie ahs. sn1 Other
tal4enle Nelf1 nnsfRpi<fdidiv Sonrd
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o. SRQ9@ e CO.'S
raah Ig@s /. Ha e., c q ,l and Fur

y
4 Nconneeiion with Gentlemen'sWafdrobsA Ar
u ticles. Salesfooms and 2, Browns ho-
tel, al the sign Of he Golden Fish =
We ODER for sale very full and splendid a.
a part below
HATS. Cashmere, Moleski nand
Brush Hats, ofthe most approved models now
10 vogue, in the style and manufaciars 81 which
We defy an competition.
N. B.. The Franklin Institute or the city Of
Philadelphia, 81 their recent Fair, awarded u
two medals for the best specimens Of Beaver
and Molsskin Hat. and the American Institute
have Also awsraess Is the highestlhonors f6r6ss
consecutive wears :eyidepcss or he superisrity
Of our manufacture.
s
Extract Of \ latter from cen. ANDREW jackson
t6P.P Blair. ESQ. Of Washingtou.
ri tender nv thank. 10 Won for his elegant
Hat. | shall preserve +, as memento Of Won.
friendship. Piease "a saw "a Messra. O. FISH
eco. fihe m ,nuiacturers i maj 4 gives prool
aftheir snner;nr " m a this hrsneh 81 meehan.
is6a ~
rL..,..
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Comprising about 700 cases, as foll0,cs
Mems, boys snd yopih's thick Boots
Mems, kip, calf AMI seal Boots,
Boys and youths do. do.
Mems thick Brogsns,
Mems Msnroe's anS kip do 81
Boy 3 and Youths d.. do.
women's Morocco and kid welt Buskins,
Do. do. do. Ties.
Ladies' extra 6ne Morocco Buskins and Ties,
Do. DO: Gator Boots,
Do. dos Cater Buskins,
Do. Leather BoViees,
Do, do. Buskin and Ties,
Do. lev priced Mid and Morocco Slippers,
Misses Leather, Kid.k Morocco iyelts & Slips
children's Boots and Shoes tgrept variety,)
so cases mems navy OF planters b.Ogsns, very
heavy, and extra size, with 4 great variety o.
mems, wsman's, misses ard eaiIdren's Gum
$50 cases HATS q c.aPS, comprising Beav.
4 ers Silk, Russia, Cashmere, Drab q Black
Wool,
Alao-Every variety Of Fur and cloth caps,
$50 Hair Trunks, Escorted sizes
1900 lbs Shoe Thread, assorted Nos
Purchasing direetsof the tpanufac;urers In
New England, upon the very best terms, the,
fasl themselves full prepared TO olier 10 lhi.
branch Of their bnsiesss as great induce meul.
% can hs net With many Of the Northernma
kets.
Prince 81, wharf, AIexsndria, d. c.
Sept IL, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14

RlE0RGE B. MONROE, thankful for The
~ hbsrll support extended towards him duI
ring he two last seasons, informs The citizens
Of Chsrlssiown and neighborhood. that ne has
again opensd bis OYSTER ROOM, Il the old
stand, three coors East Of The CouFt-houss, -
He win at ali tines keep on hand the best oYs-
tsrs the BsltimoFe market ean Afford which
viii be served up 10 = style to suit the tasls Of
the most flstidions epieure, By giving him one
days notice, be ilifurnish Oysters b. the Cau
10 any who may prefer receiving them in this
way.
He solieits call from bis old friends and Al
many new ones as possible, as il shall be his
constant effort 10 render entire Satisfaction.
Charlestown Orf % 1876
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OYSTERS /!

THE subscriber has made arrangements Il
i be supplied Daily, with
Fresh Oysters,
Which be will serve up II his Rooms, few
doors below Sappington's Hotel, in any manner
that may b desired-Fried, Stewed or Roasted
Oysters will also be disposed Of BY The Can
Families wishing 10 be thus supplied will pleas,
give notice the day previous.
Give q call al my establishment, where 1
general variety is always kept 10 please the "a
late. J.F. BLESSING.
Oct %. l9A6s
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UNI rEIS e AlFEg
Ill b e n,

q u Pc cry nj
TstiE undersigned nssst respectfully nfslal
I'm lhe pltnic that hesNss lcasea The Hotel II
Harpers-Ferrs, known III he u NITED STATES
HOTEL. He has beeE aaslefed hy the kinS
Testimonials hf has. received Of the salisfat slo3
and app oval 7of his c5bdact, is i landlord II
Chqritstoaen. and bringing 10 his residence ih{
experience Of some yeaEa he believes be WILDE
able to msiniain his cha dieter amopg his friends
and 70 acquire new tFibules Of approbaiip.I
from the travelling pnthr, He Is Determined
10 Keep good house, 9hd one which will rel
comniend itself
He asts the traYellEss by tho Rail Road al
veil as all others - gfIs hin one call, and il
there be any reason ab.s cause of complaint Of
the fare Or The manner M lis service, q sccoad
visit wiilnot be expectess He win endeavor IL
be polite and courteous, sod all in his employ,
connected with the II sskl, will be required ID
practice the same dep8ttment. Preparations
have been made for The serommedalisn or yisi-
ters-singiy or in famiSss, aud the beat the
ma kets atTofdwill be aeihe service Of his'pa.
irons. His bsf will bSIfnrnished with good
WINES and LIQUOR Sand bis Stable viii DO
attended byone VI the Ssst ostlers the State
can produce. JOS. f. ABEL.
April TO- lS45. #s#
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R. "a. TOW.N.ER

MOULD respectfully inform his friends
w customers, and the public generally thai
he is now receiving another handsome assert.
ment Of fresh and beautiful
FALL s WINTER GOODS.
Consisting Of foreign and domestic Dry Goods
Hardware, China, Glass, Queens aas Liver.
pool, and Stone Ware;
Wooden Ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cans
Drugs, Paints and Medicines:
stationery Of all sorts; together with large
assortment Of Groceries, Castings, Wagon
Boxes Weaver's Reeds, wrought and CD
Nails, in d word, almost every article USED
In this section Of country.
All Of which will be sold on the most accom-.
modating terms. or exchanged for country pro
duce Of any and every sort.
BIT. ToWNER.
shepberdstown, NOV 10, 1886.
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AT Rules koldsn i The clerks one. az Il. cir
euh s1psrier cogst q Law and ehsnccrv for
Js.srson county ne Etsl Monday IL Jsnuary.
J0ssPh hIitins PLArErFE.
.7GALkST
Henry Wilkins and Jzmes Wonn. late
partners trading t2na.r ne name and
firm IF Wiizias & Wonn. Pkil;D
C0ons, William Stephens. ana
John Ksplingsr and John L;ftIs. parf-
ners, trading unaes tie name ana
firm of Ksptinger s Link, William
NJ Mccoy aud s4ndre,o Hunter.
Trustee Of said Mkcoy, DEt'rs.
III CHAHcERK
1.-THE dsfsadanis, Heafy wilkins ana Jane,
= Honn, not having entered their
APPEARANCE ard gisea sscarily according 10 Inc
Act Of Assembly, and The rules az his Court,
and Il appearing By satisfactory evidences that
they are not inha biiants ofzhis Common = IN.
q oTdersd, That the said defendants Id
sppear here on the 6tst day or The mex,
term, and answer The bin Of The Plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order beloTthwi.h
Inserted ID some newspaPsy published in Charles
town, for two mosths suecsssiseiy, and posted
At The front door Of the Court house in the said
town Of ChsrlestoxpI
A eopy-Tsste
R.T. BROWN. Clerk.
a
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Coal Stoves.

n. a. - NIVttlT ONOSe = - =
gFNHE attention Of those in want Of COAL
STOVES is invited 10 the improved kind
tnat Is now being manufactured al the Hsrpers-
Ferry boundary, which consists Of 1--WE different
sizes, suitable for Offices, Shops, Stores, Church
5, SC. .7lso on hand, Hot-.air Cooking Stoves,
which will be delivered and sci up in any section
OF the country they may be wanted.
WANTED-A large quantity Of Ola Copper
ADD Brass, and old Cast and Wrought lion
which will be taken 10 exchange, at the ,hishes
price, for any thing in my fine.
HUGH GlLLECEE
Harpers.FerrY. Nov ,I945
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14
Look This Way5

BUDAPEST Tobacco in TOW NJ
~ Tobacco worth IS selling for 1871,
Do + :. 60 f" 25.
Most superior,at ga,
A lal of Extra Segars, said TO be the best and
cheapest ID town,
Srapish Trimmings, snuffs. &c. fer sale By
Nov 10. SH ALLEMaNG, Act.
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DaUid Saiveley and John II. .McEadree,
Drugs. Medicines, &c.

a NJ. CRiDLER has just rsiurned from
ne the East, with fresh and Weil-seleci-
ed assortment Of Drugs, Medicines. &c. Those
10 want will please give him call, as ia his
Store they will find every hing which belongs
10 the Drug business.
Harpers.Fer Dee "a
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Also--AirEtIght Stoves, for chambers. &C., at
from S51to SB. N
Persons inl ihe country wanting any ofthe
above Stoves, BY addressing The subscriber, md
enclosing the cash, may depend on having as
good an article sent as il they we're present.
4 JACOB RUSSELL. Jr
No 80, Light Strfei, Baitimo,e. Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14
STEPHENS q WELLS,
HARPERS- FERRY VA.

yHyaKE this method or making known 10
a their friends and customers, si HArpers-
Ferry, and the codats in general. thntihey have
just returned fram the Eastern MARKETS with
IA Ch0ics Selection of Goods,
ings aad SsliiarMs. v hieh for siyls, qualify and
price they 6stlef themselves canaot be beat in
the county.
Also, a splsndid assortment Of
READEyM.4DE CLOTHING,
such Is Oyer Goals. presscoafs, Frosk Goats.
S1ek Goats and 5coalecs, frcm 80 10 $50. Also.
large assortnsnt OF Yesis, Pants, Rounds bouts,
shisls and drawers. eke,p and good They re-
spaeifully ask est from The public, and
Pisaee ihsmselses to use every exertion 10 give
sTEPHEEs < WILLS.
HasRersFsrry. Dec. 10 SPirii copy.