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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

kosl.--$5 Reward.
ON Saturday the elh Of July, between Mr. L.
NJ W. Washington and Charlesi0wn, pair Of
GOLD SPECTACLES in a red Morocco case.
Any one finding and returning them 10 the sub
scriber will receive a reward Of So
Aug. u, 1873. +. LYLES-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20
miscellaneous.
Major General Winfield Scott,

The National lntelligcncer Of the 4th instant
publishes The following just cnconium upon the
brave old veteran whose name stands above,
pronounced by Major Gen. Shields ut Public
Dinner rendered TO himself and Major Gen.
Qultman Il few days ago AT Washington city
Gen. SHIELDS rose und said Mr.. President,
with your permission and the consent Of the
company, wish. as subordinate officer Of the
American army, 10 give the health Of that dis
tinguiShcd commander under whom my honor
able and gallant friend and myseIfhave had the
honor 10 serve. | feel it due from ME to Gen.
Scott, (nppause,) first us one o his officers hav-
ing returned from the headquarters oflhe army
which he has SO nobly aud successfully com-
manded Think il sill further due, returning
as do with conviction thai the army has been
commanded in such manner by Gen. Scott rs
10 call forth the applause, and estimation, and
high regard, not only Of his counlrymcn, but of
the whole world. 1t wouldIbe useless and a
foolish undertaking on my part to attempt ade-
quatcly TO describe before this intelligent as
semby The skill and high military knowledge
displayed by General Scott in the conduct orlhe
Army from its landing at Vera Cruz until it en-
tered the garila a, Mexico. III should atlnmpt
The task should fail. coold not portray with
business the conduct of thai disling ished conf
manler in the hazardous enterprise in which he
has b;en engaged. But will say this, that in
the history Of the world--in the annals of all
the military affairs hnd enterprises that have
ever read. find no enterprise comparable with
the capture Of Vera Cruz. One of The strongest
positions in the world-so sIrong, indeed, that
it was deemed almost impregnable by the mill
lary minds of the world, and yet on coast the
most difficult of access in the world, it fell be-
fore an army ofls,OO0 n,en with the loss ofon-
Iy TWO score. Applause. And the same skill
which enabled him to accomplish this underta.
king marked every movement of his progress
until he entered tho gates OF Mexico. '+
lnthc remarks Of MAJOR Gen. JesUp, respect
ing the bravery an1 salaniry and in;elIiscnc3
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5tIctteO Doetrp.
PARTING.
fko& tnE WESTERN WEEKLY.

Farewell friend! the word is spoken,
Lips have breathed the last adieu
Hearts have bled DER pleasures broken,
Pure as friendship ever knew
Farewell friend may absence find thee
Still the same as now thou art
Treasured thoughts of those far from thee
Dwell forever near thy heart.
Looks lit up with hope may meet thee
In some fair and stranger land
Welcome smiles of pleasure greet thee,
Eyes of love and voices bland
But, when brightly pass before thee
All the joys Of fashions train,
Mcmory's magic charm steal o'er thee,
Bear thee to thy home again.
Hearts drink agony tomorrow,
Whence, to-day their solace springs
CheQucr'd scenes of light and sorrow
Mark the course of human things
Soon, alas the farest roses
Lie disrobed Of all their bloom,
And lile's pageantry disclOses
But pathway to the tomb.
Spirits, sentinels, protect thee
Till thy final hour may come
Faith unwavering then protect thee
To thy amaranthine home
Where with songs of JOY and gladness
Friends may walk the pearly shore,
And the parting word of sadness
Stir the depths of griCf no more.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20

LAND SPEcULATIoNs.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has issued, through the commissioner.
circular prohibiting fees from being demanded
at the Land Office for services demanded py law.
Complaint has been made 10 the Department. thar
registers Of some Of the dsirict had Offices d..
mandcd fees Of persons wishing 10 locate mil
itary bounty land warrants. There is no war.
rant Of law for feos in such cases, and lhe re-
ception of them is expressly inhibled. Fiva
hundrcddolars PR annum is allowed as salsty
for registers; and for this all services requir,d
of those officers pursuant 10 ae, Of Congress
must be performed, sxcep, where iheFe u "a
express alowacce made by law.'~ a'' @ %
FRuITS OF THE wAn.--The HOLMES County
Wing. Of The 7rh inst, publishes The nsmNs ol
% members ofCapt. Hoagland's company, vino
have died since leaving that eouutry--2I of HI.
sease, and Two Of wounds received 10 batde.r--
This is great mortality in a single company.
The list VI deaths was furnished lhs Eittor BY
Lieu,. D, FHeSeE, Of that company. who has
returned homJ en- accou'D Of pfeirGeIsd i'll
health. .gs.aH ngt gara odl 90 -,,s,l o.,
H.... H
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IMPROVED HoRSE CoLLAR.-The Proyidencs
Journal describes horse collar which has bseH
invented in Ecgland which must be regarded
as very great improvement. 1t consists of a
tube Of India rubber or other suitable substance,
inflated with air like life preserver. Its ad-
vantage is that it fits the horse exactly, easily.
and without undue pressure upon any part, ant
leaves the breast and The joints of The fnre legs
free from Calling and sudden pressure to which
the common collar subjects them. "The mer-
cillI man is mercilul TO his beast" and VIC hops
that this improvement WILDE generally Adopted.
NJ Y. Farmer. ..t.
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CUTTING llAY FOR SrocK.-It has frequently
been asked how cutting hay for stock adds to It's
nurtiye qualities. Ii is prscisely upon The
same principle as cutting up meat fine and ma.
king a mncc of it. There is more or less nu.
lrment in the tougher pieces, and even gr-iste, If
these are cut fine with the chopping knife; and
nicely cooked and agreeably seasoned, the dish
is eaten with peculiar relish, easily digesls, and
goes twice us far as in the ordinary method of
'aking meat in slices; for under such circun.
stances We reject all that is not tender, juicy, and
particularly palaiablc. In cutting hay all tho
coarscr parts and even straw are made agroea.
bic 10 the taste Of aninals especially If it be cut
up aud spiced with little meal, shorts, or bran.
Nor have they the power 10 reject any part when
cut up, and as all is more or less nutritious, tho
hay must 60 further, nor can il be pulled out
and wasted as when fed loose. Another impor.
Iant consideration is, an animal can fil its stom.
ach much more easily and readily on cut than
uncut food, and can then lie down and ruminalo
and rest, allowing the food full time TO digest and
distribute its strengthening qualities throughdIt
the system, and renovate ii Tor renewed sxer.
ions.- AmericaH Agricut.
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for tbt farmer.
WINTERING BEES.

There are various modes Of winienng bees:
some let them sci 10 exposed situations all win
ter; others in sheds or bec.houscs; some ST
them 10 close cool rooms; some put them IN tho
cellar, and those who have goneinlo the extreme.
by way Of protection aud economy, have buried
them up in the canh.
Large swarms Of bees will generally DO well
in exposed situations, if they have good vcnrila.
lion. Strong swarns often DIE for want of air
in the winter, or from damp and moldness produ.
ccd by Their own pcrSpiraIion; hence apparently
strong swarms are found dead in spring with
plenty Of honey, and the owner is unable TO ac.
count for his unexpected loss.
The best way 10 manage large full hives, is
10 place an empty hive or box under them. that
they may have air. Anolher ADVANTAGE il The
water from their perspiralion running down be-
you'd their influence. Otherwise il may COZ.
geal near them, and, in mild weather thuw, ana
BY the warmth Of the bees, produce dampness
aud death.
Small swarms, that have but liuIe food, ar,
sometimes winlered in good condition in the
gronnd. Bees ar. APT TO contract danpness in
the cellar, unless il is dry, or the dampnesi
which arises from their perspiralion is not dissi.
ld'cuJ Dut BhHclS uIIuiiu lnetil NO llclT QeStFue
lion.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson, at the Neck or SoHth
End Of this city, has been successful in the
management Of bees, and in some respects hil
mode is peculiar and ingenious. A few winters
ago, many bees were lost during the winter. A
bcc-masler had seven hives that stood outdoors,
much exposed to cold, storms, and sunshine,
and he osl half Of Them. The same winter
Mr.. Whitson placed his seven hives in Gloss
closet, Ioleraby warm, and they al! winlcrcd
we'll.
! In all cases, whether swarms be large or small,
exposed 10 storms or not, they should be prolcc.
I'd from the sun in winter ia order to make the
temperature as equal as possible, and save the
bees from the injurious extremes Of heat and
cold which, besides being destructive 10 the
health and life Of bees, causes u greater con.
sumption Of honey than when the bees lie dor.
manI in cold weather. Another great injury
from sunshine, the bres are revived. and 90 out
on pleasant days, and are often chilled by cool
winds, and fall on the snow. In such cases they
cannot recover, unI thousands are lost in some
winters from a single hive. When II hive is
completely shaded the bees will not generally
come out excepting it be quite mild, so that they
can fly OUT IN safety.-[ Boston Cut.
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LrTTEE THoA Us. cLAv.-Exar.s no.n /.
letter of the Hon. Henry Clay. of a. - H..
70 bis friend in Virgihia, which hs brunmu.
70 publish, Unauthorized thOegh 4 bs by ,hs
distinguished auihor.-A Alefaadria Cas<fl,.
Il have this momcni perused an able pamphlsl
from the pen Of Mr.. GallaIin, in which, wiihou,
any eoncen between US, find hat he takes sim.
liar positions 10 those which had previously
occupied. He loriifes them BY slnking array
Of facts nnd powerful aFgumenI.
81 am not surprised aI the impuinlion Of m.
worthy motives to me for the delivery Of ,hs
speech. That has been so long my foriupo
that should have been surprised ifft had nui
been made. VIII ihey charge Mr.. Gallain. in
'he publication Of hs pamphlet, with being
aciuaIed by the desire - attain the Prcsidencyf
There is Us much ground in the one case As ia
the other"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-20

Gran eminent Doctor Of Divinity, residing
not hundred miles from New York, and famous
for the originality OF his phraseology, was alseep
the other evening 10 his chamber. while his wife
was meBding rent 10 one Of his garmen,s.--
llo woke and asked The lady If sbc knew why
she was like the devil. 81 do not" was her
answer. do yO gveiIup" lido, cenuinly.'
because, said the Doctor" while men slept. Tho
eIemy SOlced tqres."-M Y. Eps. Post.
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EstaAlIshed Rates Of ldvertISInp.

One square ga lines or less,l three insertions.
81 each subsequent insertion rs cents Larger
ones in proportion. A liberal discount will be Civ
en- to those who advertise by the year.
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FEMALE BEAUTY.--lhe beauty oil icfnale
figure consists in being gentle serpenIlne.--
Modesty and Iuxuriance, fulness and buoyancy;
rising, rs if 10 meet; falling as if to retire;
spirit, soliness apprchensiveness, solfPossesSion
a claim on protection, a superiority 10 insult,
sparkling something enshrined in gentle
and harmonious movement, shonld
all be found in that charming mixture Of the
spiritual aud material. Mind aud body are not
to be separated where real beauty exists. Should
there be no great intellect, there will be nieIlec-
tual inslicl. grace, an address, naturally
wise amiabcnesS. Should intellect unite win
these, there is nothing on earth so powerful, OK
ccpl the spirit, what it shall call master. - roo
OLu BUT CooD.-A writer on swearing, say;
thai an oath from woman's lips IS unnatural
| nd incredible, and he would as sNoa expect ;
Iu from ros ,bu!.
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rss5a"2 - Goods.
NEW SpPING * SUMMER GOODS.

NEW SPRING * SUMNER GOODS.
"a ". IiEISk Eli j, now rerelvinv MS srr,rg and
vs. SHWmrr stock 90 Goods. witcn were generally
purchased at greatly reduced prices, New Work. Tit
Dress aHt taf-v ths richest aud re-: dc
sS. aud ecaprisr sltnc varieties Of fabrics not
tr.urc introduced IN This civ.
DRESS GOODS.
Gh1uVcatle G5dco ami Embroidered aymure ilks.
Fnulard Silks spring styles ana very low prices;
Ecf. Silks cn,rus aud Brk. Bin stripe arHrr; Go
DO RerliusA~ plain raiors for Friends; Gro lie Rhine
eytrs quality and width. au ~ rich iustte; Rich Rob
Roy and other paId silks. Italian i.ustriug.
Also FOR DRESSES.
Embroidered Grenadines, tile stylo out; Plaid
y Ssuc irrcgas. trs1utir Muslin Hfoche Tissue Plaid
Els De Chevrc, very Ncgutifu and new; Embroidered
huslns, French and shot Lawns, Swiss Muslms N
ruiors sut White fnr party dresses; 100 pieces cling
hams n French Manchester, EarlSt1u and solid checks
being te most assortment have ever offered
Zeal French cliiuil-. entirely style; Eng do
American prints iu great variety.
MOURNING HEEsS GOODS.
Black Brothc Tissue 10 embroidered Grer5 dine
PLAIN Black Lawns ani extra gnmbazitcs, Lupiu>
hpusiu dc Lanes. extra FINE; Mourning eliutzes and
Ginahams, Black Cashmere, Jet blk Alpaca, very su' pr
quality.
BONNETS. Sc.
Sprug Bauucis. comprising very an choice
Sarietics. noIuet Ribbons, French Artiiicials aud
Nreathss
Wheeling Narch2i Isis.
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COUGiiS,
PHTilISiC,
INFLUENZA,
BRONCHITIS.
PHTHISIS puLMONALIS.

81 ND all other Bronchial or Catarrhal affections arc
sd. EFFEcrCALLY, and frequently IL relic
we'd and cured ny Dir. rRU&AL'S lNFALL1BLE
COUGH REMEDY. Ithas never faIgd 10 give ample
satisfaction OuG or two doses will satisfy you tat lis
virtues not exaggerated Read the follow from
the of the luni0 editor of the ptishurgh Temper
ance Banner, and daughter OF Judge Gordon, Of Mon
ongahela city, Pa
DR. Truxa-buring the spriug of ~ | contracted a
cold, which was attended with most pcrlleXns cong h.
and shooting pains through my lungs. II was almost
impossible TO lie down rest al nigI, for acute pam
and shoruess Of BREATH and aerusng bottle Of ceie
hraled Imperial Couch syrup without benefit, took
TWO of your lnfabis Remedy aud was perfectly
relieved, and have not been tIouhied van Il since
MARTHA !. q. AL TER.
Pittsburgh. Dec 20, i5f7.
For sale by DR. CRUMBACKER, Messts FAlGCHl Id
* TAYLOR, and MELLOR 25 cts per bottle
mr. -
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01n9D6mn
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
THE GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING
STORE


orc w GMAll on Monroest. neytd'or to sweeneys
n Bells t!lass store. IN the room lately occupied
By Hamilton. Sands 4 TO.
= AN now receiving entire new stock Of Goods
- consisting ia part OF Hack blue green brown al We
Mulberry, mrisihle Green. and Dahlia Brasdclnths
Black doe skin aud plain black Cashmere all grades
French, English and American fancy cassme res great
variety BLACK aud fancy Satns silks Aarsail ies Cash
mefeS six aud Linen and every other Kind of fashion
ada Fouas iof Vests; Tweeds, Cssblueretts Summer
cloth. hrap, etc CrotOn cloth and various other art
ccs suitable for Summer coats French linens linen
ts, cotton Drills. cassnets. musns caiicoes and in
TART every article necessary for shionab Merchant
Tailoring Establishment.
READY MADE CLOTHING
MY stock OF Ready Made Clothing VIII he decidedly
peeraeto any in the CITY, from The fart that they are
al fresh. having made them up during the last month";
think can safely say there IS not as rood a stock
of clothing an The city. and determined to .el nem
At much less prices than Clothing ever been sold here
before The stock viii consist Of cloth Frock apd Dress
coats, al sizes. coorS and prices Supiuer coats
sorts sizes aud kinds rsEtaloeus tassmcres
summer cloth cotton, hncu tweed aud all other SORTS.
Vests of all sorts and tinds; Stocks. Bosoms collars
shirts Drawers. UndershirtS cravats hdk'ts Gloves
Suspenders. Hose aud half hose amG every Article us
ally kept in a CiatAing Store.
Ny stock large and fashionable, and purchased in
New York and Philadelphia for the ready money and
ready money are terms of selling them: and a. |
davc located myself permanently business am de.
'ernHcf 10 give my whole attention 30 having mg clio.
thing w0il matte. snd viii sell then mrrh loss than
any other establishment ia the city.
t. nay old friends and the public in general would
LAY give me oakland know my clothes and my prices
viii salt Won
Don't forget the store is Menroe street. next door
TO Swcervs Il Bells Glass store. g. w GRAHAM
Wheeling, April 10
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ID q ID apH.
CEAG gEssUNseRY.

Corner IF Cl0y and Fourlh Ntrtet, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEELING, Va.
~ M'GISNIs, q. ". CUNEyNGHAM, JAMES BA6Gs.
M'GtNNlS, CUNNINGHAM &c co.
TTyAREROOM at the House OF ID. M'Ginnis, No 10
W@ East side OF Market square, where in addt ion
his stock of Iron, Nails, Groceries &c, will he
constantly kept on hand al kinds Of castings; cooking
the approved styles also every other des
crption Of Stoves and Crates OF the best and most
beautifu in use; sugar and wash kettles
all sizes, good assortment: also every other descrip
of ware make the assortment complete. We are
also making preparations 10 have good assortment OF
the patterns of Pougs for the coming season,
all of which will be sold the reasonable terms
Job work done the sh and lowest rates
jan sgd M'GINNiS, CUNNINGHAM Il co.
JAS. d. NGILL. b. BusHsIELD. WALTER c. ROE.
Efc cGII.L, BUsHFIELD ROE Wholesale Grocers
I've and Commission Merchants, No. l9I Liberty ST
ri tshurgh. ia
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,


yI,E undersie ned has the pleasure of Informing tie
pu!lic that he has taken this c0liHo Nous ana wen
arranged Hotel. the first near the BRIDGE where ne Is
nre JARED to accommodate his guests in the most a-reea
lie manner lie has renovated the establishments III All
reynecs and has been particular in procuring new fnr
niture Reds and Bedding, matter OF comfort winch
The travelling public will readily appreciate Passengers
ON the Railroad will find this House always III the es
condition.; the extensive Dining Room wi'hh Few iett
of IN. ar and dinner the table the moment OF the
arrival so as afford ample time for coin'o'tane
meal of the hest which the country and cily can auota'
RENE once more settled in the spot OF his iati
witty the proprietor will take pride IN making MS Hose
an agreeable resort for those business pleasure, al
of the most romantic places IN tie uhon' anu no
theretore feels Lroper deg rec of confidence in inviting
his numerous acquaintance throughout the country "
give him a ca II. Remember, the trst house near Tic
ridge. JAMES H. WA"Eh'
April 10, lS4S
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TALLANT g. DELAPLAlN,
WHEELING VA

WHEELING, Va.
N RE now prepared to supply their customers and
irA country Merchants generally, with thsir full sup
ply of Spring Dry Goods They have now IN store ana
,lier for sale on good terms
% cases Prints, assorted styles an qualities
10 Bleached muslins
s colored and klack camhrlcs,
l6 cotton pantaloon stulis,
4 or do assorted Lawns and dress goods,
s Gnghans, various qualities,
Alpacas.
cloths and cassimercs,
- Saltinets,
Tweetls various STYLES,
:. Linens and linen checks for coatinss,
=" irish linens,
Spring Vcsilngs and black Satin do.
5 cases bonnets, 6 ?. L.. hats,
. Pedal and cots, " Leghorn do
, Parasnls; together with Nankeens, Rleached
and Brown Drills, Tickings heavy Sheetings and Shir
tnrs checks, Mariners stripes, Table Diaper, Hosiery
Saspenders Buttons Threads of all kinds, Sewing silk
Pocket Hdkts cravats, Lsces and Edsings, Pins ane
Hooks and Eyes, Tapes, Sesas combs, ribbons gloves
II
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McORTNEY & CCNANT,

GROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS,
OIL door above Market Alley, west side Market 50:
- WHEELiNG, VA.
The nnhli. that they have fitted up the above estah
Ishmeut in superior STYLE aud are prepared 10 accom-
mediate customers with The best qnay OF goods OF every
desrr,Iou III their line they also ptcrarelto pnr
chase All Kinds of Produce on the most satisfactory
terus. UNI 'ht % No''-N''-'
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RlTrER'S
COMPOUND SYRUp OF TAR WILD CHERRY
,'HS pleasant safe and acious remedy for coughs,
colds sore tus1at, Asthma. splitting uf ho1d oil
diseases OF the chest tcnds 10 toSsy FTtoS tu sale
BY storekeepcrs, generally, "a TINS and adjoining coun
ties At rnE Low rRitE az - TER BOlrLEi and
wholesale ana retail by lhr proprie,ors,
l. * Is J RITTER, Druggists,
l64 North Second 81, below Vine, Piili4'A.
Read the following voluntary testimonial -;
SHithGcd. MONROE co, Pa, Dec =. lSi7
Messrs ] l. q Il Ritter Gentlemeu-l feel II my
duiv TO acknowledge 60 you The great heuehI nave
eened ffatn tha OF Your Compound syrup ~ Tar
and " ND Cherry. Having heen Tor a long lime afflicted
N4th Pulmonary compliant, tried All the usual rem
eir. without o!tainiur rcnet when fortunately Tor me
was recommended to Your syrup. he titst bottle
made d,cie,llq favorable Impress ou ou my disease
continue tA&tug H. ana all happy To- say hss Afforded
lue great rrirt ana cgrerfay recommend thos. sut
fering under similar plants 10 Use Your Invaluable
ue iclno. JOuN NaN tiAhI.
mr ~
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seg EGScF1Ipg.
RALrlMoRE LOCk HOSPITAL.

BALTIMORE LOON HOSPGTAL,
1ryUERE may heoNtained the most speedy Remedy
fsaS ioi GouorfhHa, elects, structures Seminal Weak
qeSs Pain ihe Loins, Infectious Of tho iucys also
chose peculiar affections wh1harisr from certain nrar.
Ice 1 YOUTH and which, if cured. renders marriage
nnrsshlc. and The end destroy 10th mind AMI hadv
This remedy VIII also wpotcncy aud every svnp.
tom ofa SECRET DI.EAsE.
PHYSICAL, AND MENTAL INEECILTTY
often consequent avon any voluntary or constitution
al Noessof The NfBiLE row FIR Of the human sNsteRi
A CURE wAEsANrED - PROM uSE TO rwo plyF OR
40 tAARGF NArg.
Office, No = sorrn FREorutrg STREET. on the leG
hand side going from Baltimore street. SIX doors from
the corner
.,.la - 49,. 90 : L-....-L ~ ~ - -..
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2S0nkg> Nr>
HOOKS. NEW SFOCE

ROCKS. NEW STOCK
i NAitIY and noctet Bhies Presbyto PeaIps AVID
4 Uyaus rsa'uis of David. variety Of school Bl,i.s
Belize. c Readers Sanders Readers Cons Readers
RAY = Arithmetic Davies Arithmetic and Algebra
Gomsiock's Philosophy. Chemistry and Physiology qaa
tv1rie.v % standard works on Theology Medical and
general Literature Rsrk hooks and all kinds fstatio-
nv. wide window blinds aud wall paper. sold low ~
any 5stat -iHnont ia the city. hv
JOHN FISHER. Agent
s9'a Main street. AV heeim
BOOKS BOOKSN
lie subscriber havio entered INTO -ilch an arrange.
i"ent With al the largo publishing heuscs q" tina
eastern c'oS IS t enable iu sell their uub slnrs
PRICES ia Now Yo-k Rost9n ard pbUadcjphir. CaHat
be corner Bo9N stare Of Main dui Union streets.
dec " HORp