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DURTONs THEATRE CHAMBERS sTREEr-sATUR


~ day Evening" July o. will b. performed burlesqe
Opera Of LUCY DID SHAN AMOUR-Fnrico d Morcfat, Mr.
f. Meyer Raimondo, Mr. Jas Dunn: Edgardo ase-s
tue Rayenswood Mr. John Dunn Lucia Mics Chapman Alice
elude with draa called D0MBEY AND SOME Dombey,
Mr. Varrey Mr. CARRIER Mr. Msrshsl Major Bagstock Mr..
Frougham; Captain Cutie Mr. Burton Walter Gay
Dunn Edith Mrs Knight; Florence Dsmhey Miss Hill;
mer Miss Williams Dress Circle Parquetta 90 OTIS
Family Circle seonnd tier 25 Doors open 1t
CuvfoS -
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE July 2S-SO0O United States 6s of 1867, 1O
1000 do do do, 1915 SD 9l Mary land currency SIS @
1000 Baltim and Ohio r. Dvd Bonds 67 1000 do do
67 1000 dc do do 67a 1000 do do 6 shares Bank Of
Baltimore soa United States Of 1857 closed at oi bid
Baltimore Ohio Railroad shares 2ss bid 30 asked
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AGAINST IT.

AGAINST 1T.
Democrats, Gncluding Democrats. ....... 0
Mr. Calhoun and his Wings, Gncluding Mr..
=, frriends) 20 Hale0. 1890. 10
Five Senators, Allen, Badger, Bell, Metcalf, and
Underwood, have changed since the test vote, on
Saturday last and one, Mr.. Pearce, was absent
Maryland and Pennsylvania, if both members had
been present, would, doubtless, have given nated
vote Tor the bill, and Massachusetts against it.
bill, nine against it, and five divided.
There is now in the House Il clearly ascertalned
majority against the bill But no efforts are spared
by the President to gain over the number of votes
requisite to Its passage. His emissaries here have
been all day busy IN the House, with what success
| am not prepared TO say. This palpable and
hardly disguised attempt to control the legislation
OF the representative branch Of Congress. on
a question SO momentous Is monstrOusly
Tupton cease :! Can no law pass in which exc
cutive patronage is not brought to bear on
the one side the other This it is that
lends strength to the agitators. They complain,
that, on every question In which the rights of the
North have been involved during the present adj
mnstraton, Mr.. Polk has stricken down those
who were sent to guard the interests of their con-
stituents, by finging at their heads some appoint
ment, the price of their subservency to his will.
When will this system have an end
The two amendments to the details of the bill,
moved by Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, smooth away
some OF the less important OF its obnoxious fea-
lures. One OF these amendments provides, that
writ of error may be carried up to the Supreme
Court of the United States in any case, without
regard to the amount in controversy; and the
other provides, that the prohibition to legslate
slavery shall be applicable to negro slavery alone,
and not to peOn servltude. GALvIENsIs.
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UEOO RLwARD-cRoss's SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR

d Enn REWARD-CROSSS SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR
DOOO the of gonorh@a OF all yet Disco
vercd for the above plant this the most certain makes
without the least
drink cxposue, change in application The PRO.
pretor challenges single instance Of recent gonorrhoa be
brought which the mxue will under forfeiture
Many cured in days Sold by Dr. JOHNSON, at 3
Broadway Of CHAMBERS street. Granite Buildings by
SANDS. loo Fulton, o. William
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WASHINGTON, July n, 1873.

The Vote Of the Se'sante on the Territory Biz.
The struggle in the Senate is at length over At
so'clock this morning, after continuing session
all night that body passed the territorial bill, by
vote Of 33 to %
fEAs-Atchison Atherton, Benton, Berrisn Borland
Breese Bright, Butler Calhoun. Clayton Davso Miss
Dickinson, Douglass, Downs, Foote, flanagan. Hous-
ton, Hunter Johnson of Md, Johnson of La johnson
OF Ga King, Lewis Mangum, Mason, Phelps, Rusk,
Yuee.-33
NAxs-Allen, Badger, Baldwin, Bell, Bradbury,
Clarke Corwin Davis Of Mass Dayton, Dix Dodge,
Fech, fitzgerald, Greene Hale, Hamn, Metcalf Mil
Ter, Niles, Underwood Upham, Waker-22
ABsEHTEEs-Cameron Pearce, Webster-3.
The followingis classification of the vote bystates
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CuMMERClAL AFFAIRS.
HONEY MARKET.

FTIuNy, July No-U II NE
There was no material change in the stock market
this morning. Harlem fell of q; Canton Co., -;
Long Island "a. Erie r. r., IA United States Sc
eurties closed at the rates current yesterday There
Is no alteration in Pennsylvania bonds
The market was less firm in the afternoon. The
business at the second board small The Euro
pean news has had visible effect upon markets.
and the inactivity which have noticed for several
weeks past still continues
The amount Of duties paid yesterday, July 9th, at
the New York Custom House, was $1341s8.
Sixty cents paid to day for the bills of the Canal
Bank.
The movements Of cotton in this country up to the
latest dates this season. compared with those for the
o. responding period in the previous year. have been
a. annexed
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Two PRINTERS AND PUBLIsHERs-THEA ADVERTISER,
arespchbe gentleman from Bfitah Island wishes to OBJ
tain situation as oremas Of weekly newspaper oce either
in this city, OF any ncighhoring place. lie practical printer
and has been engaged in tho business
frencs OF the best kind be IL ed For further
information, apply to WIN. NEWELL n co, Spruce st.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New ORLEANS July % The cotton market at New
Orleans more animated, and the demand brisk
Two thousand bales sold-middlng bringing from 81
to 5ss Other articles unchanged, and markets gene
rally inactive.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, July 81 Offerings
of the week 11S0 beef cattle 800 and calves
$50 hogs, and 1900 sheep and lambs Prices-Beeves-
Sales range at SIS so a 81 the lbs; 4s0 head
taken to New York, and go remain unsold. Cows and
CalvesSales generally at 81 $l4 for dry; $12
$25 for springers and SIS $50 for fresh Hogs
sold at SIS the 10Olbs Sheep and lambs brought
81 rs SO each for sheep, and 81 so so for lambs
as in quality Hay-The market range of good
timothy is SO a csc; old is worth 9Oc a ST the cwt.
Straw sells at So a 81 the 100 bundles.
BRIGHTON MARKET, July N.-At market 375 beef
CATTLE Including $50 left Monday 100 stores 27OO
sheep, and $40 swine. Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote
extra at SO; first quality SIS SO a IS; second quality
SIS 25 a SO; third do IS S.. Stores-Very few
sales. Cows and CalvesSales at $40, o. 81 3d. and
3S. Shesp-Du sales small lots at ST so, 70, 8S,
25, and IS. Swine-Sma pigs to peddle, 81, 524,
and &C., old hogs and 52c. At retail, 81 and TIC.
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~ U tUkE, NO PhY.-DR. CORBl1T, ~ DUANE STREET,
member OF the Royal oege Of Surgeons London be
oontu in treatment Of delicate diseases No matter how long
you may have sc ulcers upon the body in the throat
pains in the head and bones Of the legs Of fourteen
years. devoted to yenerea diseases enables Dr. G. the
form Of this disease Recent four days
No mercury ufed Structures cured in weeks
scarcely any Ian Constitutional debility Those individuals
who have INDUCED in certain oa,hsome habit positively be
restored to health and society Remember pufrc rect on.
TusC pr JVlus,r's
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BROADWAY rHEATRE.-sATURDAY EVENING. JULY

t(KOADWAF THEAIKE.-SATUKDAY EVENING, july
49, iSs the performances will commence with the Grand
Asiatc ballet acts and Fix tabeaux called AIMEE,
Oriental Vison-Nadhr Mons H. Mon plasir Ekabr Mons
Barholomin; cisco. Mon rb Haidee Mad A. Mon plaisir
Zuka Mademosee Anna Buan To obviae The objection Of
prolonged performances during weather the Ballet will form
the ainm the eveningAn
paratu perfectly venGlate the buldng-Doors
7h-Dress Circle and Parquee 81 cens Family Circles
25 Gallery l2L
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CAsTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO COMMENCE AT

(NASTLE GARDEN-PERFORMANCE TO COMMENCE AT
~ ocloc Admission cents children half price,
ing Director Mr. George Enthusiastically Evening July 30
Will be performed the the DEA SIOTCap
Cannon Mr. NisknsSn; Imid Mr H9land Louisa Miss Rose
ClIe Chatter Miss Nickinstn MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT
TO conclude with LAvATER, The PhysoPnomist
Judge tooJohn Cspnr Lavaer Mr. cknsop Bargomas,er
Be- Mr. Holland Zug, Mr.. g. Andrews Marquis dc Prevail
MI L. Baker, Loute Miss Niekinson; Madame Bctman,
Phiips
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400 600 BOTTLES AND OVER OF KELLINGERs


pains from twenty to fifty years standing
from fifteen to twenty years. have been rey
short Pains of weld
and be cured in few days in diarhGa cholera morbus bilious
chOc 1t is certain to Is taken. Thousands
annually saved Our principal agents. druggist and
Others that they sell about 100 to to that of
mnent sold 1t is put up niarge bottles s mild axreea
te aecordr to dose ten times cheaper than any other
Office 20 Pearl the Harlem Railroad Offices and Ruton
Clark Co.. and Of the druggists generally throughout the city
and ntrv
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MOVEMENTS
Exported to G.. Exported to
Ports. Received since Britain since France since
Let September. September l. September I.
1877 1886 lSa7. 1876 lS47. 1896
Orlns Jul 10 6S2S8 70U42 sos 065 342 14O0b6 S2068
Mobile July Is 47S66 2S75 2la025 6D3 6lSl2 1888
Florida, July 1919 1881 39l8 27796 22l2 1882
Texas July 1926 G4Q9
2l75O3 23l74S lcGG63 l072N SIT ll,l50
Carol July u A2722 342l09 ll, 1852 1888 600O
N. Carol Juy22 l45l 6y06S
Virginia July $3.50 l0,830 So l52
N.York July "A lO09Sl A3l6 T,963 3l,lS
OthPrtsJuly q - 1914 9H l,4l2 AS
fetal Bales 224S26s 26ss2 1895 27sl9l 2l2797
Do. last season. l,7l9,e32 735,Bo - 2l27V
Increase. 493436 4699T 6694
Exported to E1portedto
North of Eu. other Foreign Total Exports to
Ports. rope since Ports since Foreign Portsl
September !: Sep Ia. since Sep;
N Orealns Juyl6 1904 "a 443 l056 546T Ss63l 4S7390
Mobile July Is 1911 1898 1917 l44Sl 304S7 l6676O
Florida July 1882 $40 1926 1882 S2,7l
Texas. =. July 772 543 772 543
Csorria July 20 l24 9S7 9+4 ll325l 1892
8 Cafon July % 1883 $3.50 S7T 6433 lS7l27 lSO7sS
N. Garolin July ~ -
Virginia July $50 81 -. 4S l52
N. York July "a 1854 2,H3 $40 1895 l7aieS los 672
9th Ports July 70 l,6eS AS $50 43S 1904 2ooS
Total Bales. l40 Co. 439 1881 S257 I73 04 l096 1888
T0,al last season. 6O,4 H,2o7 - l,c96sSS
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NIBLOs AsTOR PLACE BRoADWAY-SATURDAY EVE
IN ming July 29h for the BENEFIT of the L,maa Fam y will
be performed the popular piece entitled SOMEBODY ELsE-
Hans MoritI Mr. Dawson; Minnie Miss Rose ehin After
which series of tabeaux, called the ITALIAN BhIGANDS
Characters by the Lehman Family and Mar,e Succeeded
ALLAN APE-Jocko, Mr.. Narzetti Fernandez. sohmid
Cora, Mile Mathde Doors open at quarter before T.
m At Z Admission. 50 GENTS.
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Democrats. ....... 0
Wings, (including Mr..
HALEY. 10
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nR GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING THE DAY AND
~ evening at his Once No IL Ann formerly No. ~ In
those difficult And roaeed oases Of Structure Glee and Deli
cate Diseases which have obstinate for physicians Of
less ezperence Private entrance through the entry the oos
sbed physcsnA may b had ~ h store in 'front.' No. IL Ann
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QOWEaY MISREPRESENTATION EVENING, JULY 70,
~ viii performed NY re. Low cLGak-Nr. Hooker. Mr.
helIamy Tactic M Ii. Halt Mrs Dobson MIRA Sokney; juliet
snookA Mrs suhsrad To be follow ed by the fairy sxava
gspza Of FORl UNIu and his Seven Gifted
turnover, Mr. Warden Aourt, Mr.. Stevens; Emperor
hatapas Mr. Burke F,run. Mss Taylor; After which,
STRIP Mr. Jordan; Marie Mrs Jordan To conclude with LOAN
Of LOvER-Ger.rude Miss Taylor; Capt Am'rfort Me-.
Warden; Spyte Mr. Burke Ernestne Mrs Suthe land
Docr open at performances commences at Boxes
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M kCHANICS HALL, NO. az BROADWAY BETWEEN
N1 Grand and Brooms streets Monday July a. every
night during the week The ORIGINAL CHkIsTYS MINIS.
received with such distinguished patronage the
honor announcing that owing the their un
ampled SUGGEST they will remain in this city and give their
inmtatle entertainments for week Admission Is
cepta Doors ct Concert commencing o'clock On
Saturday, July 49, Afternoon Concert commencing at
O'Clock. Kansgs and Director. EP.CHRISTY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09
VaInahle FARM ,fnr Sale, .

FTyHE undersigned, Trustees az lie est7tr ii vii
IL liam Cow alea, deceased lEers IL private
sale, the very valuable FARM known By The name
Of : BETHANY seven miles souih Of ChaTlcs-
town. Jefferson coanty. Virginia, ioiaing The farms
q II. L Opie and Mrs. Lewis, ard lying i;nlne-
diately on tie west bank Of the Shenantnah Tirrr.
There are two gOod springs OF neTer-lailing Saler
! good brick Dwelling House and Oui-huisdiugs.
This farm i remarkable FOR its adaptation 10
de growth Of wheat, con, clover &c, AID Is one
Of the most beauiifufoa the river
There are Two hundred andeighiy acres Of clear
Ell Land, and one hundEed and 0sty seYrn vel,
Timbered, making in AZ - I acres.
Persons wishing TO purchase can view 4 premis-
es By calling Mr.. George HaEris the presen, &C.
cnpank no I tgs4.r1fl yf.ssss,.,- -
Application for purchasing may he made 10 Mr.
Rohen yamiesoR of Alexandra, Va, and 10 John
II. Hargrzye, ShrPheFdSoEn Jefferson, county.
Va, ether personally Or u letter posi- pa
4lF Il ROBERTi JAMESON,
@ JOHN T.. HARGRAYE
June Is. lsfS-ff. E. Tca1csx
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tbs SicKLY SEASON.


There is not a man. uoman or child, bun should
take medicine al this season Of the year. but more
especially al this present Time; for there probably
were never many causes existing AZ one period as
there are now 50 lhtelyt0 produce state OF sick
ness The repeated changes in the Atmospheric BY
acting they do upoa the constitution. and quality
Of the blood itself give occasion for the most fatal
and malignant disoKieE< The bile beeomcs (and
olien without any winning in most acrimQnious
condition from hese repeated changes and ifrthc
stomach and bowels have been neglected previous
", the first symptoms require immediate attention
Even those who have healthy disposition Of body,
are subject 10 sickness under these circumstances
Therefore 10 prevent any danger, We ought careful
" 70 guard againsi eoStiye STATE OF ulr b0wels-
Once or twice they should be evacuatel ia twenty
four hours. There are many causes which produce
unhealthy blood; sometimes il may arise from ricf
Al others when the system is in state Of fllueSs
il can take place from sudden oy Close application
TO literary undertaking can produce itin al ca
ses where many persons have to be seen and spoken
10, which producing nervous excitement Is fertile
=ssafse Of unhealthy blood occasioning that sow
nervous fever which has carried Oh SONG Of o1r best
men inca martyrs 10 their reputation bat which
knoNledge Of the powers Of BfandrefhS PilIs would
have prerented. Those who dcSsre 70 secure their
health, under almost AR adverse circumstances.
can do 50 By having BkaSpRErniS Pillson hand. and
AZ once resoftins 10 them when the first feelings Of
disorder take place 10 their bodies As this advice
4 used % will the health be- The time win vel be
when man. that makes good medicine shall be
honored more than be who Is an adept Ia tie ar Of
~
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CANDY MANIF ACTORY.

THE undersigned, proprietor Of the above es-
Enlistment, begs leave to call the attention Of
the public to his large assortment of @
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

THE LAzlEsr MAN-A worthy old citizen
Of Newport, whohad the reputation of being
the LATEST man alive--so lazy, indeed, that
heused to weed the garden in rocking. chair,
rocking forward to take hold Of the weed and
backward to uproot-z had way Of fishing
particular his own. He used to drive bis
white faced mare down to the spot where the
tautog (blaekfsh1 might be depended on for
any weight from two to twelve pounds-ba
his gig down to the water, put out his line,
and when the tautog was safely hooked, start.
ed the old mare, aud pulled him out
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M u w "a O0U $
Chcnncr Than Ercr.

XTTEhave i,,St opened ibe Iargps, mos, cIegant
wv ana CHEAP sloek Of Fall AMI Wintar Gnnds
tha,has ever bs,n bron,,hi 10 ,hs ma f,et Il Will
we invite me alentjon9i the Iadies M rtcnlagly i
Call and examine
fsgylTrrTT I,n6 T,ut,;,, W. b,,.. f,rths 1.di.
beautiful s,rinct t,ureI and SIt;a strirrd FT.nrb
and Scolc6 Ca,h mere ami Wousl;, A. + l.sinesr
CIarance Plaids ana man, ma al; + yn 1.i,IS
plain Maid and srrine saI,in-strincI AInacras. II,
Mohair .r,stres tfonn NJ Ii mn. s. - n 49,
California OREGON. Sama ami Gala PIaids.
PAIN md Tn'iS,ed fi;m.,Lsms ~ 70 5i ,.iu'
Rich HACK ,vaieScd "a sir,.i f1rsss ,ix
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EXCHANGE 1EoTBE,
IN ASHINGTON .CITY- ID. a.

W -l0IIINUIV+N VIII. D. z.
TIME very liberal patronage extended towards
IL the Exchange Hotel since il has Been III The
occupancy Of the undersigned, making i, cmpha-
tically The I" pHgiaia " al Qaarttrs, has induced
him toexiend his apartments in ofeF 10 add to the
comfort Of his guests. Accordingly he has leased
the large and pleasant building adjoining his pre-
sent establishment which will enable him to accom-
modate the travelling public Comfortably as anv
othcr Hotel in the civ While the " Exchange
il sitnated in more qpe; and retired part Of the
City than soms Of the Hotels, it is nevertheless as
convenient Of access from the Rail Road Depot.
The undersigned cannot permi; the presentop-
portueity 10 pass without returning his grateful ac-
acknowledgements for The liberal encouragement ex-
tended him By his friends. Their kindness will be
an additional NEGATIVE to c-eIfion
T. NJ. .McILHANY. y
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hr The eastwinds, says the Boston Post,
have given Mrs rPartipgton an unpleasant
sore throat aDr W thinks I've got
the bropn ereefers," said she to one of her
sympathising neighbors. Il don't half dis
gna my food nather, and my pallet troubles
me dreadful The doctor has left gurgle
which he hopes will cure me. What dear
man that DIR W-is} The iinan,e1its Of
his face is beneyolence itself! He's SO devo-
ted too 1t does sometimes seem as il he
was willing 10 make sacrament Of his own
life for the good Of bis patients
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

10 There is . man up country who always
pays for his paper in advance. lie has never
Had sick day in his life, never had any corns
or toothache, his potatoes never rot, the wee
vii never cats his wheat, the frost never kills
his corn and beans, his babies never cry in the
night, and his wife never seolds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

Gz- The tradesmen, who announced for
sale 'mouse,traps and other swee tmcats,n has
found a worthy imitator on thcccast Of Guinea.
Alta free black settlement in that region, q
law was recently made, providing that mo
person shall publicly worship aligabors,
thunder, or other reptiles under the penalty
Of ten shillingsn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

ABSENCE OF MrSD.-An exchange tells Of
. cooper down east, who finding considerable
difficulty in keeping one Of the heads Of
cask he was finishing, in its place, put his son
inside 70 hold the head upl After compile
ting The work much to his satisfaction, he was
astonished to find his boy inside the cask,
and without n possibility to get him out, OK
,cspt through the bung-hole.
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lash Store and Cash only i.
aaRoArHs. naRoarrs.

i NEED mol icll ron what have on hand, an Of
u you citizrns and cuuniFymen HERE'S the plzce
10 Uhtaia ali kinds VI merchandise Ms stock is
entirely too large 10 enRErEaie; cume one, come
al, and see hEinTc bayiRg elsewhere. Is intend 70
SCI 10 every customer who viii favor me with a
gall If 6aa's ct my price. we will meet hall
vsy. in all clzeS; il. thai wont do, win sel any
hSw, If tr1ns 50 that SCI The cash. Teando more
Scsves. for am enzble6 10 sen AZ one oOehalE ur
lgss profit ior cash As Ipect 10 lose nothing by
cEediiing goods oct To- par day. six ard eighteen
Months. and thea lose IL Sohefe goes eiIiLens Tor
J; cash sySiem Il onehah the usual profit, OF rSe
q rs, and save money 10 bur more goods Hiih,-
r MS sore is found on Hotel Square. near the Pc
t.nac Bridge, Harpers-Fer1y. 7 have an entire
srw stock. just rceeiTed AID opened,
JACOB NiSSW AMER.
Hasnets-Ferrr. Sen. q. Isl7.-lE
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10 An irritable man went to visit sick
friend. and asked him concerning his health,
The patient was so i'll that he could not re-
ply--whekeupon the other, III a rage, said,
i hope that may soon fall sick, and
then wiz not answer you when you visit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-09

TF1HE subscTibeTs haFi1g taken The loom f1Fmcf-
u " occupied b Samuel II. Ailehoag. have
added 10 their stock I good supply Of FLOUR, BAf
CON FISH, LARD, &C. II Shall always Be our
aifnio keep q god supply Of the above named arti
cha and We are determined 10 self As low a. they
can be boushf in ihe Iowa. We expect 70 receive
in q feWdays large supply o. G. A. and fine Salt
bsides large SrDck u Groceries il general which
CsiI lad examine them before purshazins else
Sept SER. 5 = ISIS 81 .''s = K WOODS s CO
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10 CmcKEN TALK-0ld Chanticlecr A.
wakes in the morning, flaps his wings, vocif
crates at tho top of his voice, @,comea rHles
h-es>e.n Immediately from ncighboring
roost, another answers, so they ,to here. .
This is no sooner uttered, than a third re-
spends, at considerable distance, .'aad ere-
~ sc,he-rcm
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Musical.

lust opened, beau,ilnliot of Musical Instru-
j ments, such as fine and common Violins &, 4,
and keyed Flutes fine French Accordions Fla
gcoles, Flies Italian Violin and Guitar Strings cx-
ira Screws, Aprons and Finger Boards for Violins
Guitar Screws and Pins Clarionct Reeds &c. AZ
50, ! lot OF New Music for the FlHte or Violin,
comprising all the new Pnlkas Walizes. Songs, sc.
Preceptors for Violin, Flute and Aceordion-all OF
which We will sell surprisingly cheap.
Sept. .. n. e. R.tWLINS & co.