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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-03-12
News Linanent for rheumatism,

HaCNF's EEAEstltcIEt EV1 M ts1l1 II tHS111'
A IL Rheumatic persons have very good rea-
N son for rejoicing, that they can obtain an ar
ticle that will set all rheumatic complaints at de-
fiance. We wonder that people will suffer mo-
ment with this distressing and excrutiating pain
when they can find certain cure in this prepare
ton The certificates that the proprietors have,
would astonish the most incredulous. Patients,
who have been laid up for years, and who never
expected again to be about, in health or without
crutches, have been almost miraculously raised
from their bed ofpain, and restored to
sound in their limbs and entirely free from pain
ofany kind. This is no fiction, but fact and thou
sands who have used it can testify to its useful
ness. Beware of counterfeits
Sold wholesale by CoMsTock & Co., 81 Cortland
street, Ne1O York, and by
]. H. BEARD & Co.. CharzestoVn,
A. NJ. CRIDLER, Harpers-F'erry.
Ian IT. 1886
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AGENTS.

scrponS, de- or receive any names IN list
that can be procured The present is favorable tim
for advancing our enterprise and hope those whomsv
feel an interest in its success, will give their aid
WIN. ]. SrEPHENs, Harpers-feuy;
JOHN G. WILSON, do.
SOLOMON STALEY, Shepherdstown;
II. B. MILLER, Elk Branch;
JOHN Cook, Zion Chuch;
WIN. RoNEMous or JOHN HISS, Union School HOu,..
GEORGE E. MOORE, Old Furnace;
john H. SMITH or J. r. REDMAN, Smthfeld:
EDWIN A. reilly, Summit Point;
DOLPHIN DREW or S. HEFFLEBowER Kabletowp:
JACOB IsLER or J. NJ NIckLIN, BerryyilIr;
WIN. TIMBERLAKE, DR.. }. J. JANNEY, or j. O. CorLE
Brucetown, Frederick County;
Henry F. BAKER, Winchester;
Col. WI. HAEMIsoN, Bath, Morgan County;
JOHN ii. LIKENs, Martinsburg;
GEORGE w, BRADFIELD. Snickersville;
J. P. MEGEArH, Philomont, Loudoun county;
WIN A. STEPHENSON, Upperyille, Fauquier county;
SILAs MARMADuKE, Hilsborough Loudo,n county;
GEORGE GILBERT, Romney, Hampshire county;
GABRIEL JORDAN or w. BAER, Luray, Page County
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-03-12

Egg TRADE.-France is driving a splendid
trade by the expectation of eggs to Englund,wnlch
on an average amount to 81, 100000 year, While
the French themselves consume 9,3OO,0eO,ooO
The gross expectation from France to different
countries exceeds, SS2 600 600.
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BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.

IMPOSITION having been Practlsed upon the
IL public by spurious article bearing the 1 name
of .:Judkins Ointment the proprietor, c. HERS
TONS, recommends the following communication;
the public in the newspapers, that he was the
original discoverer of Judkin's Ointment, and had
taken out a new patent thereon in his own name,
having in the first instance assigned as reason
doing many persons To oiB. try 5e
be propagated in this adulterated state, in some
degree resembling the genuine Ointment" As
complaints have been made repeatedly Of this his
oally concerned it is due to the public that they
Should be cautioned on this head; .,
C.. HERSTONS.
Here follows few out of many instances, dis
closing the fact: .e
Mr.. C. HERsroNs have been using Shep-
herds P. S. Ointment in my practice Tor mum,
Der of years. for sores of various descriptions ana
have no hesitation in appending my name to its
value. GIDEON b. SMITH, M. d.
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CarreIrs Western Exchange,
HARPERS-FERRY, VA,
The Regular Opposition Dining

TIc Regular Opposition Dining
HOUSE.
ENOR the accommodation Of the Passengers in
E the Cars, | will have OYSTERS and
other DeZic1cieS of the season served up daily, in
a superior style, where Ladies and Gentlemen can
get what they want and only Paytor 10hat they
get NV situation is the most convenient on the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road, where passengers
cannot possibly be left. return my grateful
thanks to the many thousand who have patronized
THE OPPOSITION
During the last year, and hope always to merit
their favors E. IL. CARRELL.
Harpers-Ferry, Oct, 9, 1916.
p S For the better &C accommodation Of Ladies',
have fitted up an additional Dining Room for
them and those travelling with them, which is
attended by female servants exclusively.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1847-03-12
NEW GOODS.
New Spring Goods.

New Spring Goods.
TT AM now receiving new and general supply
4 of SPRING GooDs, comprising every article in
demand for this season, which have been selected
with great care and at lowest prices, and which
I will offer as lo,0 as they can be bought at any
house in This place, either for cash or to pGnctua
dealers on time. invite my customers and the
public to examine them.
Feb. &c. j. j. MiLLER.
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THE OPPOSITION
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS!

UOHN T. LITTLE would respectfully inform
81 the public that he has just returned from Bal
timore, and is now receiving a choice lot Of
SeasOnabIc Goods,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms,
or exchanged for all kinds of Country Produce,
for which the highest market price will be paid.
Shepherdstown, Jan. /, 1S47-3m
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Cargo OF TIE SARAH SANDs.-The steamer
Sarah Sands sailed from New York on her Return
VOYAGE to Liverpool on the afternoon Of last Wed
nesdav. We do not know the nurnbero Passcn-
gers that 90 out in her. The following is list OF
her cargo -
Flour, 800 barrels corn meal, 600 barrels ;
corn, 1905 bushels; cheese, 46l boxes: cotton,
274 bales; bacon, Ill bales; jaIaP, 20 bales
onions, so barrels; potatoes, 80 barrels; chfome
ore, 80 tons; rice, GS terces; apples, % 0ai!e's'
This is equal in bulk to $500 barrels.
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CUTLERY,

CUTLERY.
WYE have now on hand large variety of
Wv Cutlery, consisting of Pen Knives, Scissors
and Razors of all qualities and prices.
Feb. s. CHAS. G. STEWART g. SON.
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CELEBRATION AT ST. LoU1s.-The anniversary
of the founding of St. Louis, was celebrated in
that city, on the 18th inst by grand civic and
military procession, followed by asnmptuo"s DIN
ner in the afternoon, and brilliant ball at nfght
Among the toasts drank at the dinner, was the
following
Our Army-THe Volunteers and ReguIGrS'-
With Shields for defence. Butler for supplies, a
PilLo,y for repose, and L Marshall for parade. may
they not lack Wool for comfort, Worth in battle,
or Garland for victory; never crying QH't-"an
to the foe, but laying their Toiggs on the enemys
back, pay promptly their Scott, or charge as tue
TAYLOR always knows how.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-24

ltr The Richmond Enquirer has entirely mistaken
the spirit of our recent remarks respecting General
Shields and the Presidency. They were not intend
ed in derogaon of that gallant officer On the con-
trary If we are to have Democratic President, we
should prefer General Shields-ifhe were eligible
to any man on that side of the house, whose name
associated with the Presidency.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-24
Gitp Intelligence.

THANKssrvINo DAY.--To morrow having been set apart
by hishonor the Mayor for the purpose Of Offering
gyer Of all goodn thanks and praise for His extended
bounty TO us nation we, in common with our fellow
citizens, desire to express our gratitude for tho many
tonal benefits we have enjoyed No nation earth
under greater political charlottesville enjoyment Of per-
sona liberty as far as regards life peace, and prosperity
the bounifu productions OF the earth, the haowed in
uences Of unfettered religion the smiles Of Providence in
peace and in war make up aggregate Of benefits and
besowments that truly calls for this public demonstration
OF Thanksgiving to Him who guides the destnes Of the
world. ta5f sH
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN.--We learn that this
Order intend express their thanks the morrow by
Grand Processon to end COLLATION. at Washington Hall
The different Tribes Of the District expected to unite In
the display The members arerequesed To meet nj Ana.
costa Wlgwam, ION the 9Th Of the 9TH Of
the Beaver moon, the 9th run, the rising Of the sum-
The line will form under the direction of Past Sachem
McCauley, Grand Marshal, aided by @. A. Clarke, of
Powhaan and J. H. Donelan of the Uncas tribes. The
following is the programme: 500
The procession will form Virginia avenue the right
resting on Fourth street. proceed along Fourth to street,
avenue along said avenue to Bridge street. George
town thence by said Bridge 10 High street. up High to
to washington street, thence By said street 10 Bridge
along said avenue street north, and by said
to New York along said avenue to Seventh street
along said avenue the corner of Sixth street, where
dinner will be served up for the Order Washington Hail.
by Messrs. Rand Williams.
The NATIONAL LuMINARY-Shone forth last night In all
Its briancy We sorry say that public anticipation
has been deceived The public expected too much, and
not, therefore, pleased Allow simply to rectify
Of the expressions Of opinions made the subject
The display, last night not test the pipes leading
the top light having yet not been fairly heated must of
necessity be filed with dense atmospheric air obstrucng
In great measure the passage Of the gas Nor In this trial
do we believe, that full quantum emitted impaired
While speaking Of this we will for the first time indulge
personal opinion did doubt the practcabty Of
the design to shed suicency Of light but did Think with
out expressing it that the lofty pole that meets the sun in
lis coming detacted from the beauty Of the building We
architects yet claim taste In regard these
matters and hope that other arrangement may be
made so as to hide the barren appearance Of that LOFTY light
MARKET. TO morrow being Thanksgiving day, those
who desire provide themselves with firms for the occa
sion had better attend Centre market this afternoon
will be no market on Thursday morning
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Arripals at Gotels, ETC., up to 9 y. III.

NATIONAL HOTEL, pY s. 8. COLEMAN. III
Eggert Ny g Tiffany
ID Richardson and lady La Gov Van Ness lady A. sery,t
Mr. q Mrs Schuyler M j s Hyde, Y - '.5''
e bradshaw, Ny 1t ingalls,, U IA
Bradshaw, NY @ Gibbon, s G
o X Tunsien, Va Leslie Va .asssa
Williams and lady, t4 J G Wetmore New Orleans 4
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, BY t. y NJ. BROWN.
J w Jones, Ohio w Clagett, Md
Hon y Chase, Tenn Hon ]. Levin, Philadelphia
Y W Bimcoe, va w II Grimes, Ala 74t
LII Ashby, VISA WJohnson, Ala
G w Ashby, Va q r Edmonds Richmond
M Enhon, va w ii Banks, NC
"a Higgins, Baltimore Huntop, Va
Smms, Howard District Mr. Kent, Nd tas
Conoway, do. Jas Warng, Nd
GADspy's HOTEL
Jas Duncan, New Castle w II Richardson, Va
Pkeman, NY + Gardner, Nd
TyLER's HOTEL.
w o Grain, La J Dckerson, Philadelphia
A Lee, Va Dckerson do
A Arnold, NY
& UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Murray, Ky Mrs Anderson daughter, Mo
o Minor, Mo DIR Bussey Pa III, Y
G Hathaway, New Bedford Casey, III
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COPP'S PAVILION,


A .fetr steps north Of Colcman's Hotel
ON the first floor is first cuss RESTAURANT, with
" several spacious private parors for parties, always
ready nj the shortest notice.
On The same floor there suite Of spacious md very
neat BATHING ROOMS where baths OF different kinds
may nj all times be Ind at the low charge OF rs cents each,
hot or cold Good servants constantly In attendance with
out extra charge Both the Restaurant and Bathing Estab
lishment are deemed Inferior 10 none In the country
On The second door In a ROWLING SALOON, both COM
modioua and elegant and unsurpassed by any similar
loon In either Of the cities OF the Union
In the rear OF this Saloon 10 wcLappointed PISTOL
GALLERY.
The Pnyone charges in each department will be mod
crate and the whole establishment Will be open every day
and evening OF the week. except sunday which day the
Bathing Establishment alone viii he open until IL o'clock
The proprietor invites the public 10 call and examne
nov 4-dim' MOSES COPP
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ronr OF ALEXANDRIA,, NovEmpEn %.

ARRIVED. t1
Dr. brig Mayfower, Graham, Maitland, ~. s.,
plaster to VIM. Fowle q Sons.
Schr. Gazelle, Wood Baltimore, TO Lambert 4
Mckenzie and freight for the District.
Schr Repeater, Traverse, Baltimore, to Lambert
d Mckenzie, and freight for the District.
Schr Mary Frances, Beazely, NJ c., shingles to
Smoot & Uhler.
g Sch Eclipse, Balangcy, N. C.. shingles to smool
& Uhler
Br. brig Muta, Clcvery, Halifax, by William &
Sons
MEMORANDA.
Br. brig Loyaist Lyle hence ut Halifax 10th inst.
Brig Edward Dearborn, hence at Halifax 10th
inst tft a1
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-24

REVELATIONS New Orleans Pcayune has
received printed pamphlet containing a series Of
intercepted Mexican letters. They reveal great
many important things in regard to the attack on
the capital-such as that the Mexicans had 10000
men in battle; that had Mr. Triss instructions been
not so rigid he might have made treaty of peace ;
that Gen. Scott could have entered the city after the
10th of August but that 1t his design to act as
he did; that the Mexicans brought their heavy can
non from the Penon, during the armisce TO the side
Of the city on which the Americans Were &c.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-24

DEsrnucrIoN OF THE OFFICE OF THE NORFOLK
BLAcos rIRE.-We regret to learn that this office
was consumed by fire on Saturday night last II was
a large three story brick building The propretors
lost every thing but their books They were insured
nearly to the full amount of their stock. 1t is sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.
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Commercial.
ALgxANpnIA, November q.

no. ALEXANDRIA,, November q
FLouR.-The news by the steamer Acadia has not pro
duced the slightest effect upon the market Prices remain
the same as last quotedWagon price $3.50 Yesterday
there were no sales from stores that we heard Of
GRAINThe receipts Of Wheat are light The market Ia
firm, but change in prices Wequote 100 l3 for
red and 1876 100 for good TO prime white No sales Of
Corn, and the market is perfectly dormant Il Gasene
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af MONEY RENTED TO EuRopE--Pe de-
string to remit money merchandise to their friends
In Europe, or to have their friends brought over
without sending them the money, can do so through
Harnden q Co., by applying to their agency in this
city at the store of j. F. Caan, Esq, opposite the
post Office. ssNH
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-24

II The Legislature of Mississippi has been de-
prived by an amendment to the Constitution, ratified
at the last election of the power Of charterng Bank
ing Institutions. i
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-24

M Mr. b. @. Thbodeaux len New Orleans on the 10th
instant on his why Washington Mr. French need not
indulge the hope that Wings will not be herein all their
strength They will be the spot, and carry thorough
ticket DO you hear that, Messieurs Frenchesl
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-24

Ar One of our soldiers at Tampico recently died
Of the bite of n Tarantua.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-24

Itr The second regiment Of Tennessee volunteers
were to leave New Orleans for vera Cruz on the l7
instant, &k le
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0es The E-Strcet baptist Church win be
Wx1R open for public service tomorrow morning The
Rev, Il. w CusHMAN will preach at II O'Clock, a. m
2d-ll. m u ~. ~ .-----. n.
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sbip Ne u 8.
ponr OF wAsHINeros, NovrMnrn "a. ls47.

t4s. ARRIVED. H
Sch William Marin, Armstrong coal to John Pur
dy-P Philadelphia.
Sch A,rgo Publco, Dunningtep, wood to George
Mattingly-river e&#
!, Sch Gratitude, Daily, lumber to John yanrisic &
Wilmington, N. g.
Sch Waymark, Wheeler, wood to James Harvey
O. Co.--river.
Sch Joseph, Jones, wood to James Harvey & Co.
river
:, sloop Margaret Ann, Gibson, wood to George
Mattingly--rver.
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AZ The Havana correspondent of the New Or
leans National assures us that the people of Cuba
IRE not at all on fire for annexation to the United
States. All they think of is their siestas and their
segars. They, however look forward to the time
when they will be traded away to the United States
by old Spain, and considering that time as certain
to come, they resign themselves to their fate like
PHILOSOPHERS sT1t
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THE SLAVERY QuEsrios.--Judge Breckenridge, in
his Essays on the Mexican war; thinks Tint In order
to give negro slavery an existence in any territory
which we may get from Mexico there must be an
of Congress to restore negro slavery to such ter
riory becuse negro slavery does not exist there II
this be true, Mr.. Wilmots proviso would be an I'M
necessary declaration the part Of Congress. But,
admitting that Mexican territory be acquired under
the Wilnlot proylso, what effect would that proviso
have upon the Peonic institution already existing In
Mexican territoy2 1t is species Of involuntary
servitude under which the rights of the Peon are far
worse protected than the rights of the negro slaves
are f Fi
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1--WE have published those resolutions in a previous
number e.e. a&
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MARKET. Tomorrow being Thanksgiving day, those
who desire to provide themselves with firms for the
sion had better attend Centre market this afternoon there
will be no market on Thursday morning,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-26
EladE Thousand Dollars !
-. 900 D0IINRSl 10000 DOIlARSl
.4LHX3NURL7# LOTrERl.

~. %. fr 1877.
10 be df@e9, Saturday, Nag -, 1917.
Ga Nuuhr LN'cN II Dawn Halb'9.
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TO ThiE sCkoftLOts.

>NCTOR T. w EWING Informs the public tha'
d he is in possess on of Beyds remedy er Scrojua
It's loo well known 10 the community 10 comment OIL
,rhse who are al cted may call I'M him aud be relieved
lis office is near New Store. Buckingham county Va.
His Pos, Office. New St0re Buckingham.
Charges are moderate
Aprll 22-ts
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To IsGrCEI:lllGs.

Z o FaFIgEIslEGE@.
BELL. RUCkER s. co,
Dealsrs il Foreign ami Domestic Dry Goods,
IYHcHEu re. VA
III AVE the pleasure 10 say to Merchants VII, ruy
d Goods in this place. that they are now in rec i1
II their st ok Of STRING GOODS. comprising a larger
amount # sirl' lie Goods suited IL HE trade oil Mer
chants. thai il has been their pleasure 10 ocr.
cali Is respectful requested, believing that all who
make twill fad Goods to suit them and the right p-
ctS.
April l9-ts
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TO .NILLERS.

4 HAVE just received very superior lot of Old ia
u chr and DGotp Boitn% Ciotls. from No. / 10 To-
u which invite the attention If Nllllers Sc,
April 29-=ts DON /. {. PETERS.
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FL Es5s :.7ss II.

INlf subscriber has received fresh and extensive
szrmeat IL 9lrtirularly do7res a cali from Coun
Try Merchants AM Tie public geafrllr. huffe pucha
s.ag as he thinks lie ean chjr eStfa Inducements
II. L. RICHARDS,
April Its
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NEW spAI4ge: GOODS.

NEW Sp~GElSG GOODS.
LEU1S e. ENf,LEDOGE.
vNhoEneaFe as,h EspfY5B uae:,Fc,-s In,
$500, nm Nt',l- sI.I-sG {NlrEIC1>
1.'' -
- TX n {" q q L. ~
Main street. Lynchhnrg, virginia,
UEANE received thcir en,re stock dSmple and Fan
u 4 cy Goods. comprising al of the newest and mts
fashionable sJyl,s Il Gods. tn 0hoh thy would n.
respectfully ask an examination, by the friends lie
public generally assuring them that hlh gnos and prices
Shall rl ase Below is a list Of goods N our line
Enafes Dress Goods. &c
silk varn Alpacco Irsrcsl fines, nallA
rnn,laz. avns, RI. Ja,L5neif5. Swiss a.i
Maid Misllns fncy s,yrs)
Black and blue black Si.h,
Fancy SILKS ard Tarlion Muslins
French worked Cares and r,llirs
I inon and Caf3bric lIan',eachi,E:lall prcc,l
Kentinos Ribbons Flowers and Iaces
Hosiery. Gloves. Scarls Shawls. &c
Buttons and F1ingcs for ladies dresses
White. blue. pink and scarlet Satins
hlars,illes and Grass * IT'S
While needle worked r hes
Mous de ainrs
Parasols sun Shades Sc
fsonsgo,,,o,,a. Stoo<rs
Superjor black French Clotis.IaII IrcesI
Rluo do d., do
nra,vp and Olive do d., ,a
Black Frencl Cassimeros(incst qualy)
Fancy DO (ncw styles)
piece black French tastmfrtt iof gen'icmeh's
coats FINEST nade)
piece Olive French Cashmcret fr gents coats
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Tl-o'1 II5-HI111 - -Vma1T 3I1I-
Esblhs iis..
aeraiceDc, # patloe,sot - NbH,s. &t2a
u. d.. ai 2alh',c. g
%, do q aQG ule9, ~
DO. d.. Of ~ l&WhGs 3. Is
SaSse 'a'aOusan E1ogSars.
IoPgasot = 0.u9o ae 4 Jua0aa4'
21Ptzc> Of 4 5ula arr &loaua1l
loltr1as 81 + oll arc tl0pnagl
ALEA LN'DRLl LOIfERI.
no. -, fr lsll
r ~ dgeera Saturday, uoy l5f5, lst7
8 Namler Lottery II Drawn Ballots.
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ENimc Toilet Soap.-A fresh supply of these
q beautiful ira sparent Wash Balls. superior article
fJr the toilet. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
March It's
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S,3FEfl fHoSGENE GaS LAMPS,
ihe same as ere nor IN is,s IN 81 Pa,fs Caeh Lna

I'VE subscriber has beaa appointed sole agent for
h iyncAburg and VIII ordefeyery klod wanlea,and fur
nsh them at the manuaeurets puccs, coat OF anspar
iation only added lie has few Lamps On haud To-
sale The public ar invited 10 call oud see them.
The Gas will he sold at IL per guoa
II. d. RICHARDS.
Arril lh---ls
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TANNERS OIL.
80 bares Tanners Oil. Of prime quality On hand
and for sale low. BRYANT s TlNSIEY.
April l9-ts