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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
OBITUARY.

Died. in Bedford Co. on the 25th June Mrs RHOD
ANN OGLESBY .consort of David OgIssby land daugh-
ter Of Mr. Claiborne Harrss in the Goth year Of her age
In this event, the tears Of bereaved husband afflicted
parents, brothers and Sisters have been ma de freely
u TOW and numerous friends and acquaintances 10 grieye
hat one c.mtnirg in her character so many excelen
traits is gone from amongst them. If devotedness as
sister, generosity and kind-hearedness as a friend be
nevolence christian, ale worthy place among the
noble virtues that adOrn the SPECIES AMI be set forth
examples to be inflated the writer Of this humble tr
butte feels that 1t but of JUSTICE the memory
Of the deceased. record them in connection with he
name She now sleeps in the cold embrace of the tonb
While the WOUNDS OF those TO whom she most deal
are bleeding and the sigh of sjrrow, too deep for ut
terance, rises from the 0osoms Of her companions in 50
siety, who once tOndy enjoyed with her the pleasures
kindness and social Intercourse LET those no mourn
her lcss emulate her virtues.
% kanawha Republican viii please copy.
Died in this place The evening Of the 3rd Of July
EMELINE e. SCHooLFlELD. eldest daughter of the late
John SchOoheld deceased. She had been afflicted with
complication Of diseases, from her infancy. subject
that remarkable and interesting revival of religion
which prevailed in Lynchburg in the year 1922
under the ministry of The Rev. Mr. Charlton. she dis
PLAYED her Christian character by alite Of faith in
Uod Having united herself to the "Alethodfst Epis
pal Church." IN early youth. she was discreet in
her conversation, and pious in her walk, and the
atonemeh of Jesus Christ, her blessed Redeemer she
f'unded'al her hopes for full, free, and all suf
fcient salvation.
Faith was the essential element of her religion. She
lived by faith walked by faih-and by faith, she was
united TO Christ.
The eye, that has been often looked into BY kind
nesa5ors, sympaihsiug friends. and dear relatives is
c,osed DEATH The that urged obedience God
and pleaded for charity man, is mute forever. The
slnd that was neither reluctant slow in doing good ;,
that knew how appreciate the beauties that God has
created around US, longer '.wrappd in suffering
clay, has found refuge from diseases and decline, y
in The arms of the blessed Jesus
81 The Richmond Advocate will please copy.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL TOIIR.

The Boston Transcript Of Monday has the following
prosra'nme of the contemplated journey Of ii President
Whether it IS accurate not we cannot cav.
We understand that .le President will leave Wash
Inson, on his tour to the North, about the middle Of
gasi. lie Will proceed from Baltimore York and from
thence visit Lancaster. Harrisburg Chambersburg and
the Bedford Springs, Hodaysburg, and Pittstsrg He
will then pass through Chic Cleveland where he will
embark for Buffalo; and will be at the New York State
Agricultural Fair at Syracuse the 10Th September.
rom Albany he will proceed east to Boston, and after
visiting the capitals of New Hampshire and Maine III
fetnru south via Providence. New York and Philadelphia
His purpose is oreach asbingon about the close Of Sep
Der.
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FUNERAL HONORS TO EX-PRESIDENT
POI 4.


Gen. 0. G. Clay, Chief Marshall, and Gen.
David Rodes, Col. William B. Brown, It. Col.
!. NJ. Langhorne, JIM. Speed,D d. A. Wilson IT,,
and D. A. Warwick, Esqrs.. Assistant Narshals.
Order Of Procession on 18Th ,le'y 1919
/ squadIon ofHorse, fifty PAGES in advance.
?. Chief MARSHALL.
s. Masonic Fraternity.
T. Hearse, drawn by grey horses, in mourning.
9 Led ii rse (grey) in mourning.
o. Clergy and Orator in open barJuche, drawn BY 2
grey hsrsss in mourning.
T. Artillery Company. with field pieces, drawn by 2
grey horses in mourning.
s. l. o. o. Fellows
s. Lynehburg Hose Company.
TO- Divisions Of Sons OF Temperance.
IL. Band Of Music.
r. Rife Guards
Il. Officers of United States Army, in Uniform.
H. g F." Navy
Is. Militia Officers, town AMI county
DO Spiders who have fought in the Of the country
Il: Young Mems Debating Society
Is. Judges of Circuit Superior Courts
:l9. President and Members of Common Council.
70. Mayor and Aldermen Of Hastings Court.
q. Magistrates of surrounding counties.
z! Members OF the Bar, both town and country.
%. Citizens generally.
"a Lynchburg light Infantry.
p. Leesvle Ir4op Of House.
70 Campbell Canu House Troop Of Horse
Ali Companies. Bodies and Associations will APPEAR III
Their usual uitrm and badges Of distinction and ad
dillon, with appropriate. dges of muuTning
The town Bell will be tulled from O'Clock a m IN
ii the Procession shall have formed, and continued du
ing the march until shall have entered the Church.
detachment Of Artillery will fire minute guns during
The march Of the Procession.
The PROGRESSION will firm 10 front Of the Masonic Hall
q 9V'elOck, = M. aud ur talld Steel 10 We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

S26O997 65 s260, 997 65
The Committee have examined the Bills and Notes
discounted at this Bank, and they confident assert
ing that they OF the first order of debts This nsti-
tulIon seems to be in healthfu condition and well
aged The Books and papers well kept and neatly
filed. we are happy to aid that, of the numerous de-
posters In this Bank very many Of them are Of the in
dusrlous and prudent females of our town and surround
ing country, and of the most prudent and discreet bust
ness men, and 10 all such, or to any persons who have
money 10 lay up, think they find no safer place
todepose the All Of which is resp ctfully sub
mitted.
d. ROBES
SETH HAisEY, 5 Committee
july 10Th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
THE FISH DYING.

letter has been received at Boston form Mealsville
Pa dated The d which says at said that tie fish
N Conneaut Lake dissatisfied in some way, that
they are dying by thousands, and floating ashore that
they caused horrible stencil at tie lower end Of the AXE
and tina: the people collecting as many as possible
and burying them The disease appears to exist in The
head, and when attacked the fish Mil rise to the top Of
HE water, make few weak snggles and d!eo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
Communicated
THE SABLE HARMONISTS.

(SwEESY's BAND OF ErH1oPIASs, have fitted up the
nve-sals Church and they zen there this evening
he persons who compose this band are well known and
'hef epu aton as ieineatos Of the negro character
well established that nothing could say would add TO
L. Their instrumental music is good and their vocal
powers of high order. The immortal PARROW is
among them. and this, of ITSELF sure guarantee that
those who attend will witness rare fun. s--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
MAR RIAGES.

Married. on the 4th inst. by the Rev John Long
Mr.. BENJAMIN F. HOWL and Miss SARAH
ANN, daughter Of the late Charles Mays, all Of Am
herst county, Va.
Married, on the SRI inst, by the Rev Mr. Lang
horne, Mr.. JAMES O'BRYEN 10 Miss LUCY ,daugR-
Ter Of Liitleberry Lewis Esq. all Of this place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

Illinois Senator-l is SAID that the i.ocoocos of Hi
mis- have abandoned both Breese and Shields, and are
concentrating upon McCiernand fr The vacant seat in
United States Senate. We meet the following para
graph in various exchanges, and copy without Knowing
the degree ufcredby aachable the statement there
in contained
"General Shields and Senator Breese were together
at Court, III Bond county, H. at which time they ap-
Peared as friendly if they had never quarreled with
each other"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

versa eincson May all the counties set to work at
once and move in advocacy Of the Free Schocl Sys
ten. which is to revolutonze State and produce
great moral Political and religious reformation where
Ignorance and her trai Of vices SEEM will be found
nothing busthe magnfcen. blaze Of universal Intelligence
among the people, moving in that raridity Of know
ledge which leads to the dignity and real glory Of
States. JEFFERSON
Charlotte July s, 1919
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
NEW POST OFFICE

The Postmaster General has established new
Post Office in Amherst county, by the name of
Cool Well and has appointed Lewis Harrison,
Esq. Postmaster. The Post Office is situated a.
bout midway between this place and Amherst
Court House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
COUNTY NIFCTINE

A meeting will be held at Campbell Court
House, on Saturday next, 10 take into consdera-
ton the proptiety of sending delegates to the
Rail Road Convention at Christiansburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.

The Committee. appointed to examine the condition
Of the Citizens Savings Bank, Lynchburg on the lst
day of July l849, have discharged that duty and beg
leave to port
The Liabilities are The Ass IS ore.
To Stockholders s96 554s9 Bills and notes in Fairs,
Dep silors l74,4l276 Bank for col
lection 25O,3l9.Sl
Real Estate 5l69 80
Cash in Farmers
Bank 5I42 II
Cash in Bank Va. 365 SO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

Bnltmore, July ls, lS49.
Ex Gov. Tallmadge Of Wisconsin, and Capt Levy.
Of the 7. S. Navy. both here, sick with diseas
similar 10 cholera.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LYING q BURG M ARKETs

LYNcHBuRo. July H.
TOBACC0-Inspeced the past week, 1863 hhds.
. previously, 1924 hhds.
Receipts and Inspections less the past than for seve
raj weeks previously-unnspected stock small, with
rather more animation in the market prices range fsm
SOTO So for I.ugs 90 to 50 for Common and
Mddling Leaf 50 to S. for good and fne Shipping
and Stemming S. to $40. for god ana fine Nanuac-
HID made by T. Elliott. at sl2 4 do by L. Oversree.
a, SIG SO; do by J. Hall at sl2; do By g. Nash at
At sl2 do by Ii. NJ. Oliver a, s23 90 and do by
A. Norwood, a. ST. -, and sI2 ..
Commission Merchant.
Prorisioas. Bacon, c; Beef, cts; Corn Mea
Is cents.
For-sis.
JVheat-Red 20 cents; White IS
Grdia.-Corn. 40 cts Oals 27a30 cents,
Ciorer Seed No demand.
Wlsshey.-Saes at 26 cents.
l. Bees,car-lS cents.
Batter-Very dull 10 to ~. for No. 1.
Brandy-Apple, offering Peach. none offering
Bar t85 assorte. and $50 GO when drawn to
order.
Cofee-Rio 5to cents; Laguifa s. 9; Java II.
Mocha 20.
Country Lmens-Tow l2and Flax Is
Cotton Yans-Saes IA to Is cents.
Fedthers-30 to 50 cts
Flur Seed-Sales so cents.
Fish-Herrings. No. /, 81 so; Shad, old 81 so,
new SO.
Giaseng-25 cents
Hemp-NNe qnoe 6 to &c, in demand.
Liaseed Oi-65 to 10 cents-dull.
LGrd-6 g..
.uoLrsses-West India IS to 40 cts per gallon n
0. AZ to is cents.
Plaster-Lump. 81 to 6.
Sugms-New Oreans6 to 7 cents; Porto Rico to s
cents; Clarified ~ cents; Loaf IL to l2i cents.
SaA.-$l87l p.
1allor-9 to o. cents.
1ar-s3.50 per Dbl
IIool-23 to % cts. dull
nj Uoic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

Professor James Hsmitn died Il choler. at Nashville,
On Thursday evening week. He had been Professor d
Mathematics il the Nashville University for twenty
hve years Three otPnfessor H.'s sisters also died du-
ring The same week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

Street down said street Main Stree, thence down
Main Street to Turnpike alley, up said 'alsy:to the
Church
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
D. R Lymans Anti-Spasmodic Elixir
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTIVE WORTH A
POT.V'1 OF CTyPE

vTHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to offer to the public
J. remedy discovered by himself for Diarrhoea Cholera
Morbus, Cramps Spasms, Pains the Stomach Bowels and
all diseases Of like spasnodc charsctr Asiac Cholera
cuded.
In Offering this remedy the public he not the vanity
opresume that he possessed Of than ordinary nfo
nation about diseases character above
dhaving never seen OF Asac Cholera but having
been troubled for days with bad Darrhoea he
made the discovery Of the remedy BY trying upon himself
eecting perfect in or hours and eeeng all the
Since The upon HIMSELF he has given some 80 to
30 other persons by whom has been used the
suit eectng permanent in every
believes For information the public the
following persons who have used it, viz:-D T. c. Peters,
Seth Halsey, James Stiger, John Ogesby lex. Tomp
hers county, many others in town and country not now
recolected. DIR. LYMAN
n B-Ths remedy perfectly safe and can be used upon
children without the least fear of injurious results.
July l2-ts if ID. r. l..
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For Rent,

- LARGE THREE STORY BRICK
Z!HE HOUSE, Iist completed, with necessary out
aifiR houses, and good garden attached in vegea-
49, 9es, situated in desirable neishborlood
convenient to Richardson's Spring. Posses
sion Gamble had Immediately. Applyto
JOHN FARISS, or to
June Sits w L. YANCEY.
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e. FOR RENT--A COMFORTABLE OFFICE
E5iiil on Main street Rent low. Apply TO
I'LL June 25-tsif NJ. HART
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ID. A. WlLsoy. Sec'ry.
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DONDS EXTRACT.--I HAVE JUST RECEIVER
fresh supply Of Ponds Pai Destroyer and Healing Ex
tract. r. IOf.WOOn.
July 9-ifts
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To Cotton and sugar Planters.

PLANTATION IN ARKANSAS.-The subscriber offers
for sale e extensive plantation IN Arkansas, formerly
belonging and occupied by the late Governor Kent Of
aryand containing hundred and eighty
three and half acres OF land.
This lies in the counties of Phillips and Chen
dem aud is situated in Walnut Bend, the Mississippi
river, twenty-five miles above the town OF Helena IL is
said be the highest river land in that region of country
s soil is peculiarly adapted 10 the growth OF cotton Its I'M
provemenls overseers house, horsemi several
houses, and good quarters for servants
Upwards hundred of this land have been
cleared and are cultivated. The of it may be
easily cleared, Che being already done1 and has less
timber upon and that chiefly OF ash, which is readily
sold weliocated wood yard in quantities OF several
thousand cords every year.
This plantation is OF great value, and presents rare
opportunity the public. In the hands OF good planter
may be easily made OF mnen annual profit Its iacil-
tiles OF intercourse with New Otleans afford a constant
avenue for the disposal oil It's products.
IL is distant about 800 miles from CINCINNATI 30 miles
from the mouth OF The Ohio, and ITO miles from New Or
leans
Th. property will be divided into several parts, if de
sired.
For terms, &c, apply (po.t.paidD to
WILLIAM Il. PERINE,
Dec 2i-2aw6w Baltimore, Maryland
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rINIIE Proprietor de la Viiie de Paris respectfully
returns his friends and customers for the very
liberal patronage extended him du.ing the past year.
and announces that he has completed his winter ar
angcments, and is prepared To furnish parties, balls, Nc
with everything in his nc the shortest notice. and In the
bes possible manner
During past year he has given his particular attention
the manufacturing OF every variety OF French Confec
tona, which he thinks will vie with any ever offered Tor
this city, both regards quality aud variety OF style
he has constantly hand every variety oil preserves
cons listing in part OF the following;
IL bottles dramatically serisi-Pne apples, peaches apr
cots. spberes berries pears, paradise apples, at
- cents per bottle
Ia Presevts Paradise apple pear, strawberry, raspber-
Try, me ounce, apricot peach pine apple, at % cents
per h.
Vegetable Preserves ia cdnistes Dramatically seasdTrui
fc asparagus and mShroom AT 81 30 green peas.
500 boltes tomato sauce, at 70 cents per bottle
800 Jars curtint Jelly, different sizes.
Fruit glassc at 80 cents per lb
Persons desiring anything the confectionery line will
will lind their advantage to call "a La Vile de
Paris" q. GAUTIER,
Corner Penn. v. and Ilth street
n. i. VIII be open for nspecrfsn Monday, the 18th
instant, my annual importation of fancy boxes bon bon
Mere, NC. 9. e.
Dec 5-3aw3wit
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A CARD-Mts. BEMAN begs leave most respectfully to
"A inform members OF Congress and gentlemen OF Wash
ington generally, that in accordance with her announce
ent she has again arrived in town from New York, Tor
the purpose taking orders for SHIRTS TO be cut 10y meas
are and executed al her Sht Establishment, ~ Nassau
street. New York She received large number OF orders
when she was here last spring aud viii refer to those who
diem honored her with their custom. Gentlemen who do
not want sh Immediately may call on her now and have
heir taken, and then send their orders TO her Mt
New York time, and from any part oil the country,
AT pleasure She may be with her lates styles and
patterns shirts and collars from 10 IL O'Clock al the
Unittd States Hotel, Pennsyyani avenue.
N b. Mrs. Beman viii remain in town but one week,
say I'LL Friday the 2,d instant.
Dec. 2D-tf
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AGENCY Foi. CLAI Ms.-Mossrs ELDREDGE,
"A PLATr, and STEWART late OF Wall, now OF vii.
liam street, New Yo'k have extended branch Of their
Office 10 Washington transaction OF pubic business.
Ii viii be under the charge OF one OF their mum
Charles II. Stewart, legal gentleman oil over thirty
wears experience his profession, and eleven IN the adj
vocacy public ella As aguaranty TO the CONFIDENCE
public Mr. Stewart has been favored with the est-
monials officers of the general government aud other
public gentlemen before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill preparing his his great diligence knowl
edge business of advocacy and uniform success
1t would not be becoming here aiude further to thoSe
but Elc rcdge, Patt and Stewart solicit persons who re-
qure he of public business to pefse their cir-
nh these testimonials loot and they w ma hht
CHER passports confidence be presented,
better guaranty for success be reasonably demanded
Without entering into detail Edredgc, Plat, and Stew
will attend public business OF every nature IN WASH
nvton and through their Office in New York. TO business
ia that city also Their charges will be moderate and pre-
arranged For attention they pledge their established char
acter with the habits OF life muuurcd in business and adj
vocacy assuring those who may them that what their
testimonials done others they will do for them,
and they will always be found AT their post IN this city
well during the the slttings OF Congress
Letters TO be postpaid - ,, , ,-,r,,,,,r
ELDREDGE, PLATE, Il STEWART.
Office in Washington the house OF John Mason, lr,
esq., northwest of and 18th Streets in New York,
~ William street, first floor.
SE-Cucuars OF E. r. IL 5. can be had on application at
either office.
/ Dec 6-d3tns
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.


person will be entered upon bsohz unless The
payment OF the subscription be made in advance.
Subscribers may forward money by letter this postage
paid BY and all risk assumed by
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER is published Try weekly during the
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during the
subscriptions for period less than will be rscevsd
terms propsrtioned 10 annual rates
90 fosTMAsrERs authorized to act ageats AMI BY
sending us DAILY with enclosed Ave 81 MI
WEEKLY subscribers with sa6 enclosed Eve WEEKLY sub
nbe with $40 enclosed win be entitled copy Of the
edition they furnish subscribers for. x,xu.
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NATIONAL. En,,ug-uouse.-The .ubscr

NATIONAL Eatins-IIDusc.-The subscriber, grateful
of past patronage, announces TO the public that his
establishment has been thoroughly renovated, and
rcsupiIei with all the uXurles that the aud mark
afford, aI respectfully solics continuance of public
patronage.
Come the whole nation Of cpcures, there is enough or
all.
A5.IIis cuisine Of the best that this any other
country can produce
Handsomely Furnished rooms for the accommodation of
private parties. families served usual IN any part oil
The city W. WALKER.
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rENTLEmES'S wEAR.-A II. YOU Nc, three door
VI west of Browns Hotel has and keeps constantly
hand large and beautiful stock OF ready made goods
genemen consisting of variety oil IN
and style the present fashion. Gentlemen
rely upon getting garments well cut and made as II
ordered, and often better
Also every ption Of fancy goods; fine yoke neck
Shirts fresh from New York best French kid gloves, ali
coors beat wo1llen and silk short, every article 10
com plete gentietnan's wardrobe.
Measures takeu and suits made to order. Prices uniform
Terms cash. Dec 3-3sawiwf
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Grand airth-Nght Ball OF the Franklin Fire Compa-
nv of Wash

THE franklin Fire Company take pleasure In announ-
i cling their tlow-ctzens thai they intend giving
their h annual ball the evening OF Wednesday, Janu-
ary IL, 1879 jackson Halt, which time they VIII be
happy those Of their friends who may honor them
with their company.
The spacious hall has been most beautifully furnished
with drapery, gas lights, Nc. and the company pledge
themselves. spare pains expense 10 make THIS one oil
the most Brilliant balls of the season.
On the opening Of the ball the company win present
through Of lis members silver pitcher TO John l.
Mitchell, president of the company.
Wsuens splendid cotlon band has been engaged for the
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PATENT OFFICE,

December %, 1913.
N the petition OF James Harley of P1ttsburE, Penn
" syvauia praying for the OF "a patent grant
ed to said Harley improvement IN casting chilli
ed rollers &c for years from the expiration OIL SAID
patent winch place Sd day of March, 1919:
1t is ordered that the said petition heard at the Patent
Office the LIST day of March heN at IL O'Clock, M
and all persons notified appear and show caH4s
any they have, why said petition ought not TO lie graftU
Ordered, also, that this notice be pubshed IN the unon
National elgencer, Globe, and National Demokrat,
Washington 'Pennsy vanian Philadelphia; True sun,
New York Post, Boston and Post Pittsburg week
weeks previous the LIST day OF March
next
EDMUND BURKE,
Commission of Patents.
p. SEdors of the above papers will please copy and
send their bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
inpt is notice Dec 23-law3w
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TO pERPErUATE PEACE.

TIUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gul loads
at the bfeech the principle, as regatds setting
home the charge, loading from the muZzc the differ.
being that the load is required 10 pass three inches to
rest instead of the entire length OF (may be) moist
the mechanical cbodes the best sclen-
ttc princip pies for this purpose ami enables person 10
load and ire the at the rate Of three hundred nes per
hours aud keep gun clean, the load always dry make
sure fire. and burn the powder WELL which, with the aecp
fit OF the ball. enables 1t also 10 shoot wt unusual
power and precision.
The grn shoots either bal and buckhot fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting @nd wgrlke purposes.
They made order, either in musket, rifle, carhlne
ADD shot-gun form, aud delivered to governments, udlyd
ua organized bodies Oi men whose purposes are no
Al va lance with the laws OF the Unite
States
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug II-tf Paenlee, Phiiadc phia.
The subscriber AMI fred the musko - times in