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ri Office here by gwen to tie creditors Of
~ William Alexander, that personal dis
chnrge hath been granted to said debtor and
that the first Tuesday Of April being the second
dny Of oar County Court next succeeding this
date hath been sci apart for the final hearing in
ms case, where his creditors NAV attend, and
chow cause ifnnY they have why final dis
charge shall not be granted snd drblor.
Test R.C. HDLIYDAy ok.
Fec &c BIN, Of CeGsl Co. Co,r,
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BLIND MA1JUTACTORY.
II. CLARK.
Venitan Riinh Marnfanturar.


130 SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE, No. l43
South Second Street, bcloac Dock 81.
PHILADELPHIA.
AZ EEPS always on hand large and fash ion
Il a able assortment of Wide and Narrow Stat
Window Blinds, manufactured in the best
ncr, of the best as, and at tho lowest cash
prices.
Having refitted and enlarged his cstablishs
ment, he is pre- pared to'complete orders to any
amount at the shortest notice.
constantly on hand an assortment Of
MAHOGANY FURNITURE
of every variety, manufactured expressly fol
his own sales, and purchasers may therefore no
ly on good article
y Open in the evening.
ss"Orders from distance packed Ca refully'
and sent tree OF porterngc, TO amy part oIthe
city
Philad'a Aug Is 40, II. CLARK.
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PHIL. WnIL. and BAIT. Rail
ROAD LINE.
a 7,l;sa f-.,..:.s@9 an

The Morning Train Of Cas- from Philadelphia
or Baltimore arrive at Elkton quarter before
ii O'Clock a. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phia at
quarter before - o'clock.
Night line from phila, reaches Ekton at hal
past u O'Clock at night.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before II o'clock, T. NJ.
.4prl I, 40 BENZ. WELLS, .4gt.
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G. u A ~ q .

The subscribers n re now ready to supply deal
ers and others with this valuable Manure. They
offer ior sale
500 Tons Patagonia, in bags.
600 do Pernvla
Warranted first quality. .4lso,
callers IN oil,
Hayo always in Store Pure Sperm Oil, for Man
ufncluring purposes. This oil is adapted tn
machinery Of every drscl ption, and being ofthe
purest quality, cannot fail to give satisfaction
j. b. a. s. S. ALLEN,
Feb le $50 No South W harves, Philadelphia.
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sat'inets, Blankets or Flannel as directed
payable in cash. wool or share Of The al
iIcle manufactured.
He has had long experience II mannfac
turing wool, and will give his undivided
attention TO the business, and hopes 10 be
able TO give general satisfaction.
Persons wishing 10 exchange wool for
cloths sc, may expect generally to find .
ock on hand, and wool can be ef al the
ores in Ekton, with irections, where he
will return ii as soon as manufactured
GEORGE EVANS.
A aril % '49.-lk.
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USl' received lot Of Mrs, Smiths Buskis
e. shoes. a lso, a let ofcIlidrnns shvoa ueen.
snzs Aad Gl.sk. r~'vN
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become the VICTIM G E q U A C X E RY, as
by the prescriptions contained in this book any
one may cure himself, without hindrancc 10 bus
mes. or the Knowledge of the most intimate
rend, and with one tenth the usual expense. In
edition to the general routine of diseases, it
uly explains the cause of early decline, with
ol'serva on on maria rc-bcsides many Other
arrangements which 1t would not be proper to
cnumcrate in the public prints.
IP Any misunderstanding TWENTY-FIVE CENT
enclosed in letter, will receive one copy ofthi
book,by mail, or five copies will he sent for on
dollar. Address, "DR. w. YOUNG, No. l5s
SPRUCE Street, PHILADELPHIA" Post paid.
Is1Dr. Young can be consulted on any OF
he diseases described in his different pnblica-
lions at his Office l52 Sp:uce street, every DAY
between 9 and 8 O'Clock, (Su ndays excepted.
Oct 10 GIN.
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NEW GOODS.
FOR
FALL AND Wi.ITiS !!

q L PELL'S Cheap Store east end of Elk
"a ton. Just received and now opening, at
the Cheap Store, in fHkton, & large and general
assortment Of goods suitable ior the present,
and approaching season. His stock is now very
full and complete, embracing every article usu-
ally kept in n General Dry Goods, Grocery,
and Variety Store His stock OF
gSssy Geo asS
is larger and more select than any he has here
,uorr offered to the public, and he flatters HIM
self that he can sell to all who may favor him
their custom.
GREAT BARGAINS,!
Call aj "xrnnc for yourselves, and his pri-
ccs cannot fail to please all who may give him
a call, as he is resolved 10 do bds ness Oh the
most Gccomal airing isrlny,
Ready-male Clothing.
He las cons,anlly on hand, Il general asso ri
ment OF clothing, from Shirt to Great Coat,
and will sell at q prices, Il sing lie garment to
a full sult. eInhralcig every arhrle ofapparcn
I L r \ / L r E,
of all descriptions, such as Bureaus, Tables !,
Chairs, Stands, Cots, Mattresses, Dressing G!as-
SEES, Rocking Chairs, Scltecs, and every article
ofhouschod Furniture, all chcap as dirt.
GROCERIES.
An extensive assortment of Groceries at pri-
ces which cannot be surpassed q: and provision
of all kinds, bacon, dried beef beef tongues,
sausage, cheese, mackcrai, herring, lard, butter,
meal, -four &r., St, &C.. all Of which lac Is Of
ierng exceedingly low, at tine sma liest possible
advance upon cost prices.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.-The highest ma
kct prices paid in cash for wood, bark, potato e
apples, dried fruit, ans, butter, eggs, lard
wool, Fathers, hide rags, fur, old copper,
hrGss, pewter. &C.,
He invites he farmers of the surrounding
neighhorhood to II and cx mime his goods and
learn his prices. They cannot fail to be graft
fed.
NPGratefnl for the liberal share of public
patronage which he has heretofore received, he
is determined to do everything n his power to
retain and increase his custom.
WILLIAM PELL.
Oct. 2O--tf AZ Ia , =, ~,
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TUyO SPORTS Powder, Shot, r
Il Walkers Caps, Tubes, Wadsutters, sad
Baldv,n's improved wadds, fsrssh BY
Nova BI MAY.
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Wool Cardins,
SPINNING. WEAVING, SC.

The subscriber respectfully iniorms the
public tina, he has taken the WOODEN factory
AT sGarfet's Mills" miles above EIkton
on the Big Elk where lie is prepared TO
manufacture wool into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth.
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D0ctr Yourself,
For 20 Goats.

by MEANS OF TIVE POCKET
EscULAPIUs, on, rcry one
lis olcn Physician :~enty
of a hundred engravines,
fourth rditinn has upwards
showing diseases in every
shape and form, and NAL
formations of the systoms,
BY W. YOUNG, Nj. Il
The time has now arriv
ed, that persons suffering
from diseases need no more
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j UST RECEIVED, A lol of Fancy Cassi-
u merss!or sale low by Brown & Mstehrs.
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BY ONE DCLLAR's WORTH.

The first cnsc state, ia the which eprcted
In Mr.. y. H.yhia, OF Rome. Oneida Co.. n Y. aud
risk moi any Of our vcrHrity, wncn say that ths
l. hN snnv., Lnr and hnnicgg of Of I'm
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bRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT,

and al impure diseases Of the blood viz ScaH H,aI
sal RAsnm, Rheumatism, EynpoaS, Pirpies the Fnce
Phs, BucS, iIcrTs CoStlrtnesS, Ms,cuftai Diseases
Liosr COmpi,nf. Pans IN The Beck Side, and Limbs
Rush nf RLyod 10 The Hcnd nic etc
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Astrology, Astronomy, Threnolo"
gy, and Geomancy..
Ely PROFESSOR C, w. ROBACk,
FROM SWEDEN.
PHILADELPHIA Pa,
FROM SWEDEN.

OFFICE No.7I LOCUST STREET OPPO-
SITE MUSICAL FUND HALL,
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~ WI WI I'''T'IN TIL I'EF'Vf'
on a ~ GE OF LIFE.

From the G,ri to tho Woman, and the Woman at mid.
Dir aye tie one case is nccsie,ated and the other 80
grnia'v suppressed rs Ia prevent any of c fntai DIS
that frequently Htise ia consequence OF such
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and Clrcntc CoRris, "hundautIy prove it, unf"i'ing
,R,acg in such licenses, aud its undoubrd rutnivc
power aud soothing. healing properties in tho following
complaints and diseases, viz: Spi,ing Of ih0d, N.,d
ing Al the Lungs. FDir ~ me HttlSt ami SUE, Night
NmS0is VcroOrs c"ptljmis, Pair,iaitOH # ht Htut,
th"sa hf;uirr Dys,rt,ry. Hui SuEriei COppdinis, ~
,.LLl Nh. -uL.li L
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IMPORTANT TO TIE AFFLICTED.
CHEAPEST AND MOST CURATIVE.

1t is question OF small importance for the alict.
cd to decide which, oil u.l the sirsaparllas and other
r,.Iiu uinsi
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PATTERSON'S
.ALTERATIVE g. TONIC COMPOUND.

WINCHESTER, June D, low
Having used Patterson's Alternative and Tonic Gum
pound, both myself and in my family, for the last eight
years. and having been cured of obstinate cTsveness
sick head ache TO which have been for long time sub
,ecl, lake pleasure recommending its use to others al
ficled in the same way.
have also used il for Cholic and Cholera Morbus, the
latter vqry Violent and Of which was relieved by it in
very short time
IL has proved equally eficacious with different members
Of my family, and in many other cases within my owl
knowledge Signed, .. IL. hE.nr'
New Market Shen Co., May 80, 1850
take great pleasure in recommending Pauersons Alter
alive and Tonic Compound have no hesitation in CIV
ing il as ma opinion that this will he fund an excellent
remedy for the various diseases for hch il is ec"Mmend
ed. particularly Dyseotrfy, Dyspepsia and Liver Aec
TONS am no physician. and speak dsnieres'edy.,
have used the medicine. and have experienced great relief
from land Notwithstanding The preudices "'he Faculty
j, has gained celebrity and popularity which have called
into exercise additional supply the great and In
creasing demand for it. Signed,
''''s ]. S. CALVERT.
No. Prepared by JAMES F. PATTERSoN-and
sold, Wholesale and Retail, by THOMAS ?. EsKRIDGE'
Druggist. Saunon. Va.
June r. lS50.-ly.
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STAUNT0N W00LLEN FACTORY.

HE prope'ors hayingcompered their buildings and prs
vded themselves with machinery Of the most APP
proved construction. eady manufacture IN The
beet manner and the shortest nulce the fabrics which
are commonly used in the country.
They will keep on hand g"od assortment OF Linssys,
Fued cloths. Jeans Keseys, Casnetts Salnetls and
Stocking yarn, which they will sell on moderate terms, Or
exchange for Wool at The market value.
For the accommodation Of The farmers they will msnu-
facure such goods may be desired and furnish all the
materials except the WOOL they will card wool spin yarn,
and full and dye cloths receiving payment in wool OF mOn-
ey. as the customer may prefer.
The prices for manufacturing when the company furnish
every Thing but the WOOL will be- as follows, according 10
quality, viz:
For Lndseys from II to 90 cents
/" FnIled Clolhes from 90 In so cents.
" Jeans and Kerseys from 90 To 80 cents.
8" Cassnetts and Saliineiis from 30 to As cents.
The prices of carding The Company furnishing the oil In
all will he six per pound payable in sash
IN delivery of The rolls.
Ten thousand pounds of Wool wanted Immediately.
ID. w. KENNEDY, SUPP
S %: + T $:. J $:::::.
April 3, 1850.
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Y OFFER for sale Trsct Of Lend lying OF the South
Forh Of Rockfah River, in Nelson County adjoining the
,nds of james Moods, Esq., Mr. Samuel Wuods and OH
ere, containing by oldsurvey between
FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED ACRES,
considerable portion of which is Rocshsh os grounds
and branch fats The bslsnce is ell srabe high land OF
good quaity-ndeed ia very superior The low grounds
end branch fats fine meadow lend There on the tract
On ample suppl; Of timber and Two worry desirable
rock qusrres.
The improvements consist off Mill, propelled by Rock
fish river built in modern Style with csstron machinery,
and tvn pair ostonea-the basement story OF ste" good
Sac Nil good framed Sarn Corn ioses Stshies, Iobac-
so HOUSES Negro Huuses with hr,ck csmneys,s small
DWELLING 1FCEsE,
leo Houee and other necessary out houses snd On apple
Orchard ofexcellent winter fruit.
Aockfsh Vuey e situated at the Eastern bsse OF me
Blue Ridge Mounsin is high end romantic country, ske
remarkable for its beauty heahluness and fertility aud
the tract nou offered for sale has long been regarded smong
tho most desironls in that section Of country II 10 distant
f,um I3oxsrdo,le On james River, and the Canal about
.shteen miles from the contemplated Depot on the Hall
rordnuv in progress isom Charlottesville, scroes the Blue
Ridge, to Ssunon only eight or ten miles, twenty n s
- rxr:-.:-:-, "L""t fifteen from
Steunl0n The terms will be msde to accommodate the
purchaser and guod bargain may be had by early appca
ton James NJ Harris, Esq. who resides onlhe land lie
may aso be addressed BY letter, directed TO Greenfield
Nelson Co., 20.
JOHN l.. HARRIS.
N..,oh.r oS 1910 80
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
PExyoNxA BOTTOM.

n OFFER s,r s,l, The auose TRACT OF LAND, sit
sa,sd in IN. County Of Raleigh on The head OF Beck
.or;dye ttk of Goal Aiver, containing 1890 ACRES.
This iaul was located very early day sbout ~ years
,po b, Gen james Breckenridge. OF Bue,ucgl, and was
,ei .x the ust desirahls tract in oil that region oi
.nmn,ru hiny On, Of Me very first locations The whole
f hs r.c, !, susceptible Of cultivation, and is nearly
,,s bs, i, NAV be ploghed any and every way without
dtcuy From lie ocalit? ii has many advantages over
any Tract in the country. 1t ia situate Immediately ~ the
bsse Of uyandoe Mountain, which mountain IS uninhah
tied and is unnhsbabr and aoounds with the finest sum
me, ,.roe far stock ~ be found in the world This Farm
only about AZ milea from the Kanawha Sal, works.
1 IL also con,guoun 10 the Virginia and Northern Camel
Coil Mines immediately upon The public road, IL miles
distant from Raleigh Court house, al which Coal mines and
Salt works, all the produce o the SOIL WIN ma ftaoy
market, At tho highest prices and from the fact That il is
,bou, IN, region where The Ohio and Virginia stock traders
ann. in competition with each other stock will always nd
an easy and ready market. al high prices
The facilities 10 market from this place. will be greatly
increased in very short time, from the fact that the Legs-
sure as last session. appropriated from The public reas
ury cum suHcisn, for the purpose of cleaning ou CnaI
River ~ as to make na,gsbe for fiat boats up TO within
short ds,snce Of this place and The said Legislature Also
pro,id for IN. construction Of Turnpike uad from Ra-
exh Court house. to the Kentucky line, which road must
n,ss through This Land About rs Acres Of this Land is
cleared and ,.os u; ctivation small portion of which is
in Grass and unsurpassed by any Meadow in the State
About 200 ACHES have been desdened and now Under
going preparation for cultivation and there is ahu'
500 Acres under good fence. The whole Of said Farm
we'll adapted to grass and may he made one OF Inc mOS'
DESYR4BLE GRAZING F.4R.nS
!, yrsmia There il upon its Bottom containing between
400 and 500 Acres, perfectly level hne dry soil, and well
dsped u either grain or grass.
| There is upun the Farm three comfortable LUG RIA
DWELLING HOUSES good well Of wafer I.s,,,m
and good springs convenient distances from the
Houses There s.o upon and around said Land an mex
4 h.n nF tho fines
wud Upon the whole, it is one of the mosl desirable
Farms in Western Virginia. the Land king productive for
either grain grassa ready market hume tor oil IFS pro
duc,s ind in addition this il is situated in the most beau
,ul, az well as the heelthy portion of Western 'lr
ginio. r
will take sis dollars per Acre, for Sad Tract OF Land
which is really moi than half s value. Persons de-
string to purchase would do well examine said Land io'
themselves befur- purchasing elsewhere. may general
30 found upon The premiseo, or in the immediate neghor
sood snd will take greet pleasure III showing the Land
aay gentleman desiring TO purchase ~,o>,
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FgAVE just received then Fall and Winter supply Of
IA READY MADE CLOTHING, and now offer III
he public the largest and carefully selected assortment
ever offered in stsunon They hsve been very csr"t in
Msking their selections 10 pay strict attention 10 the q
of the materials. and 10 the neateet durability and
Of the workmanship and thslr entire stock they
fore confidently recommend Our block comprises IN part,
lbe following articles, viz:
Fine Black aud Blue French Cloth Frock and Dress Goats;
English do Black and Brown Cloth Sack CUais; Drab
Cloth, and Sack Over Goats; Black Beaver Cloth Over
Co,ts; Black Pilot Cu,h Over Goats; Blue Blanket and
Felt Over Goats DIeb Coored Over Coats fall kinds
pplendd lot of Black Cloth CIOaks. very cheap.
Together eih general assortment " Pansaoon', sz:-
Black and Blue Cloth, aud Cashmere Psnls Fancy
Cashmere aud Cloth Pants Black and Blue Ssltlnet
PanxIoons; Fancy and Blue Sa,linet Psnalmns.
Together h rich and choice selection Of Pess, ris =
Black and Fency Satin Vests; Sk Velvet no.; fisIh
and Fancy Merinu Vests stecl style; Black Cloth d..
Cashmere do Plaid Wooden do; Sal,inet do.
We have and will keep large and fashionable assert
m~n of Bouts Shoes Hats and Caps. Also. GeneH ems
furnishing Goods such Fine Shirts, Drawers, six P,ck
and Neck Handkercheis, NusPfnders Stocks and I"
lars .lsu Silk and Cotton Umbrellas; Leather Trunks
and many other articles ususy Kept in Clothing Sure
necessary to mention
Tie public general invited TO call end examine oar
stock OF Goods which Ne will sell st cheaper rates. than
similar articles can be purchased elsewhere.
We will be in receipt of fresh supplies throughout the
season. We will this Fall and Winter, have decidedly The
largest stock of Clothing ever brought 10 this place
Ne are determined ~ cell the principle Of Large sales
and small prvEs"
Being concerned with on. ofthe largest Wholesale Cloth
ing Houses in the City of Baltimore, persons purchasing
will d. we'll by ling before purchasing eIsee mere.
q. they can bs supplied ah every article IN our me- as
cheap as they be purchased any of The Eastern ees
Cali and examine for yourselves Remember the place,
| dour beloa The Stage Office. FRANK d W.
Stanton, Sept III l., lS50.-3m
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COACH MANDATORY.

'INHE undersigned having bought the interest Of jams
MARsTELLER, in the concern Of HARDY & MARsrEL-
LER beg leave to inform the public, that they have nceas
ed their Stock and will continue manufacture all kinds
of work in their line-such as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and
Buggies,
in the most fashionable ofthe best materials and
terms suit the purchaser. Especial attention given
all kinds Of repairing From the specimens OF work sent
from our shop arter ourselves to have given sasfas
ton, and with determination merit continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed the undersigned
pledge themselves to renewed efforts please. Shop near
the Bank HARDY s. BROTHERS.
MAY l6. 1919.
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AIN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusvey proves that
"Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

REV. DR.. LANDS, CLERGY MAN
Of Now Jssy distinguished aainments and exalted repus
Gon -
SIDNEY, New Jersey, July IL, ls4s
DR. A. H CHRnrr-Dear Sir: You wish to know of me what
been result in OF the application Of TIL
GALvANIC BELT AND NECKLACE My reply as follows:
For about i,esy years had been suffering from Dyspepsia
Every the symptoms became could obtain
relief from of medical treatment whatever
OF frequent
weather in the discharge of pastoral duties became
subject Chronic Rheumatism which for year after
year ndescrbabe anguish Farther in the winner
Of AS and 6 in consequence Of preaching great deal in my
the Bronchitis which became require i'm
meiat. suspension my pastoral abors My system
thoroughly Frustrated and Bronchitis became
that these disorders connected with each other through the
there seemed to be remedial agent which could reach and
this purpose completely failed Aast was led BY my friends
your and Enough with very angune
hopes their ecencyO determined TO try the effect of the s
rlicaon the GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This in June, 1916. To
isroHsHxESr MY DEsPEPsA GONE Eight
RESUME PASTORAL LABoRsj NOR
OMITTED SERVICE ACCOUNT or BRos
RHEUMATIC AFFECTION ENTIRELY
Such the wonderful and happy results Of the
pertinent
recommended the BELT and FLUID many who have
been Likewise suffering from Neuralgia affections They have
tried them RESULTS, BELIEVE,
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w, LANDIS
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.gT THE OLD ST.1.yD.

g doors above the Store Of b. Crawford, Esqy)
r1'IE undersigned continues to carry on The COACH-
MAKING BUSINESS in all lis various branches.
e thankful for patronage heretofore receivedand hopes
from his long experience and personal attention to merit
continuance He has variety Of Carriages on hand Of
every description used in this country.
o. Repairing done the best manner and at reasonable
prices.
He has also connected with his Coach Mandatory the
SaddIpry business. and will keep constantly on hand
and for SALE Saddles and Harness of every description. Car
riage Trimmings, Harness Manning. Whips. SaddeIsss,
Carriage Springs, AxIes, Sc, Sc Call and see.
JUDSON Mccoy.
Saunion. Aug. 81, lS50.-tf.
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$50 STOVES.

syNHE Subscriber is NOW in the receipt Of $50 olOfAs'
Il such az the .,
VICTORY COOKING Stove Iron Witch, Baltimore Alright.
New Kitchen Companion, Green Mountain Alright,
E.na Alright Ben franklin Alright Paror Stoves open
ont Paro Stoves, different patterns; len Plate Stoves
ri,h boiers; Ten Plate Stoves without boilers
He also keeps constantly hand general assormeht&
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
Stills and every thing in the Copper line manufactured 10
sfJer and in the very best manner.
Also. RooFlNe with Copper, Tin or Zine, and GaIer-
ing will be done on the most reasonable terms. ,.
he has also ON hand superior article Of Brass KET
TIES. very low.
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles, would do
well 70 call and examine beOre purchasing elsewhere, n
,hs subscriber is confident he suit them in every re-
seecs. Call and see D. +. POlN1S.
Slauston, Oct. 2, lS50.-2m.
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OCTOBER Is. 1850
BR8gYlMBlDgs 81 G0WMgs

BRBEKlMHlUgs q GlYWMSs
RE still receiving Their large ana splt'uid assortment
last SAMPLES is an elegant variety OfLAOlEs DREss GooDs,
such as
Rich Turkey Sarns A wide, of almost every shade and
cnor. Plain and Figured Chameleon Silks. from Is to
o. per yard Rich Brocha Silks. the finest ever offered
in This market, sold a, Siiy retail prices a. ''ziie
silks "a, 9S and 4 4 Plain Black Italian Silks Fig
ured and Warered Black Silks, superior quality; Strip
ed d. Silk PopIanrs Figured Cashmeres do all wool
Mouslanes English and French Mrrlnnes, Of all cols;
Sylvan AIpaccas; Fancy and Plain Black do; Mode
Cuored Mprnues besides grea, variety Of other Goods
suited to the season.
my Vndicator cupy