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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
w halcrs.

i'm NRdrd Oct Is sbp City, Elerdge North PACING ocean,
washingon. Palmer, DO; WIN Wit Fish Pacific Ocean
letter from Cap, Hamn Of chip ME- Nj III Sed0' reports nor
letter Capt Clifford OF ship Leondas OF Faaysn reports
Mau July with 80 hb 80 do VIII OH spoke juno .
lat & c. bark Pauina Tatch NIB, 30 bbls sp OIL
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n 7 2 u

Oct II DONALD son Of lb,a1u P and Kate A MAN. aged
months and u days .,,,lty invited ,,
attend his funeral 6ey F6ay) at p b. from the
parent ~ King ST.
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md State Flour owing the limited receipts The demand
Is fair for the East and home trade and there is moderate
inquiry for export There less buoyanCy in the market at
the close. Canadian is more plenty and the market hea
w at IS for mixed lot Of 300 bbs sour in bond sold az
- The sales OF domestic reach 75W bbls at . 815a
12 for No and supcrtine, 62 al 68f for common to
straight State, 62l0i IS for mixed straight Michigan
Indiana and Ohio and y for pure (enesee southern IS
in limited demand for The local trade and the markets
steady sales of 700 bbs at 81! ass for mixed straight
brands Baltimore AleXandriamd Georgetown, and 25@
10 for Fancy Rye Flour Is scarce sales of 100 bbs at
1872. Corn Meal is in limited supply, and is very quiet;
sales of 100 bbs Jersey at n Buckwheat in good de-
mand.
GRA1N-There is still fair demand for Wheat for ex-
port and good inquiry for milling here and at me East
ward and The market Is stfdy ses OF l3g 1 n 0 os
5000 bush mixed do private terms and 700 bush damaged
Western roc. Rye is without much change sales OF
good request; 1000 bush prime forowed SIC and
1000 bush Barley Malt on private terms Oats are firm but
is without change and in fair request for the East sales OF
$4,000 bushels, at 6d6i4c for Western Mixed and 62c tor
Western and Jersey yellow
WHISKY-The market is steady; sales OF 30 Dds OIL
&c. and 30 lhds Drudge at &kc
PRON1SIONS-The market for Pork is again better
The demand fair for the home trade sales OF 900 Dds az
10 80 for Old Mess IL l2l0ll 10 for Mess, and SO for
Prime Beef rather lower sales OF loo l a at o - ~ =?
sales Of loo heroes picked Shoulders &c Lard buoy
ant sales 200 bbs prime nj 4 and goo kegs at 7t@ But
LEAD-Tlere have been further sales of 5000 pigs colt
American al 10 cash and time with interest
HOPS-rhe market is firm 20 bales Old Easteri l8i9
sold at &c; new are l30l4c. o
WOO1-Tle receipts continue light being under 800
bales for the week The sl stock is giving Use
TO some speculative movement. Some iarge speslltIe
sales have been made between dealers e;n 1 : ooo M
been sold since Saturday400i2c for oopo au i i L
on private terms. There is also coisiuerHuIe Z ~
manufacturers who have taken III tue SANE PiSu
5000 TO 0O0 tbs at from 373 to S9c AZ iuianepuai
we learn there have been some very urge h
both markets decidedly irm we notice soe OF oouo
lbs African private terms Pulled Is also dong better
md few thousand lbs have sold at 323c lot No and 12c
for super small lot of Lambs also sold for }oc me
market closes with symptoms OF increasing activity ana
strengthening prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
Ey TELEGRAPH.

mrnol4suATe steamship saraaae arrived a ih' por; tbs
oruin S6rok, and proteett 10 The NaTI af''
vic Il .nrtne..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
BRUCE A. CWLToN, Auctioneer,
DOSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE

u BGfILDING LoTs in the Civ of New York-CO1E
& Chiffon Will sell al auction on FRIDAY, Oct 10, nov
y O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange, the following
valuable lots of ground;
Hudson nnd Jane stsi lots the south east corner Q!
Hudson and Jane sis.
Seyentlav-l lots tie east side Of SeycntiIaY be-
tween Nineteenth aud rwenty-trst SIS.
Sevenrl-ay-2 lois the side OF Seyenttay. next
TO northwest corner of Twcnneth-st.
Twentie-st lot on the south side, commencing % !ee'
west Of Seyeutlay.
Twentietl-st- lot on the north side commencing
feet OF Seycntll-aY.
Lithographic Maps be had Of the AucIioneets,
WasL
Terms-A large portion of the purchase money may Re.
mann on bond aud mortgage. For particulars apply 10 Ms
AuctiOneer. t295l l%on
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Disasters. &c.


Capt Miller OF ship Crusader arrived Boston, reports that
l,h Aug, AM lat d 80 Ion 81 go blowing fresh from wv
weather passed within SOC yards OF large island OF
about 500 in circumference high, which directly
the track Of vessels navigating to the eastward Of the Island;
Capt reports 10Th PM lat 81 % n lon 90 49,
passed brig waerogged ems,t close to the deck
and bowpt standing b boom rgged and arooard an
chor on the she deck aba the manmast and
work painted about IT'S ,uns BURDEN made three
Ia Is o fetch her, could Tuske out her
BIZ Gsn HcCready Alexandria for St John 3D. with
pilot board l3 O'Clock Saturday night 9th
inst on Dry Ledge of Chance Hsrbor and viii bscems total
part materials have been saved Her cargo Consisting
orOOO Of wheat all Lost. The Gem owned BY hessrs
Easabrooks Ring, St john NB and insured for EGO
cargo fully insurel
sen fyRir to saeml Boston for Philadelphia on the
evening at the 9Th between Chop and Cape Pege run INTO oy
had her rboard quarter stove IN and
mansail badly 49,, .;
sen S74I for remained Five Pound Island eveang
Of 18th 49,, LA.
with hacknaac knees lost Sept 3d. the Sisters near Apple
River Bay Fundy reported total wreck Vessel and cargo
insured 49,.
be,re repored sold at auction Sat lrs last
che lay rocks 800 her sails, &c brought LOO she
O of on Monday.
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.Nlurkcts.....,BA

BREApsTrFFs are unchanged Mess poRK IS
al ll4c; Prime, 81. BACON is advancing Cofrsg IS
dull; Rio SELLS iii He
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
.Rcccipts Of Prodncc

Flour; O do Ashes III do Whisky; 35du Huns II bars
Wool 90 live Hogs 1880 bush Barley dltO do Wheat
$500 do Oats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18

Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, October II.
ASHES-The market is steady, but quiet. for both sorts.
Sales of hhls ait ~ fer Pots and Is for Pearls.
COTTON-1'lis staple is without change 10 note. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Passengers Arrived
IN tris Princes Reyaiore Turks hlara,-Mr Wilkinson
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Passengers Sailed

4" Srg Pe9~se or Por.land for San Franeseo-Mrs Smith
IsRtans LADY, hess William Stanwood Noah fech John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
California vessels spoken, &c.

Oct lat 49, 81, bark Corning Corning from Nf0fh
Aug t. lat 81 S. Ion IS w sch Pilgrim, West from Philadelphia
June l2] for San Francsco-al we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-18
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE NEWS FROM THB0LD WORLD
BY THE AMERICA

The America reached Boston night before ias'
at midnight her mails came 70 ttis ols Vs.
,, =. af,er,,oon over the New Haven Railrod
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
no THE PUBLIC.

'TFNHE undersigned begs leave to inform the
Il citizens of Jefferson and the adjoining coun.
ties, that he has located himselfat Charlcstown.
in the shop formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Hicks,
Opposite the Valley Bank where he will manu-
~facture, and keep constantly on hand, a general
assortment of SADDLERY, viz:
MEMS PLAIN, SPANISH, SKATER,
and SOMERSET SADDLES
of all descriptions-LADIES SADDLES, dc.
Also, Brass and Silver Mounted Buggy and Car
rage Harness-Wagon do, Horse Collars, &c,
Of every description. Trunks, Valises, Saddle
bags, Whips, Riding Brides, M~artingales, and
in short every article in his line Of business.-
His work wilt be manufactured of the best mate
rial, and in the latest and most fashionable style,
and not to be surpassed in this or any other State
as to neatness and durability.
Persons wanting work in his line, willdo well
to give him a call, as he is determined to sell
10 them on the most accommodating terms. He
would state TO persons at a distance, that if they
desire to ride one of his fine saddles, and will adj
dress him by letter, lie will furnish them with a
superior article free of freight charge. All work
insured. He hopes by strict attentionto business
to merit a share of public patronage. Prices
moderate. JOHN p. GORMAN.
May i, 1857. p. copy.
N. B. Wanted Immediately, as an Appren-
tice to the above business, a BOY of Is or II
years Of age-of Industrious habits, and good
moral character. To such an one a good situa-
tionis offered. J. p. G..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
BE POLITE.

Az, be -polite, even to your meanest neightor
Il costs nothing to speak a pleasant word as 20"
pass By, to make a graceful bow. Every body
speaks well Of our old collector. Why Be
cause he. treats every body with respect. A boot
black will not fear to bid him good morning
Many a poor man have we seen smiling pleas
antfy as he passed along, because he was no
iced by the Collector. And you, y5ung man,
po,npoas, proud, and self.suficient-wha have
Won 10 boast of why hold your head so stifF2-
Whyis 1t an effort for you to bend your body p
Had you athimble full of brains, we know you
would not act so much, like a hog, and shin off,
whom you meet a poor laborer. We would mol
give a brass farthing for all the good you will
ever accomplish, while dashing about, looking
more like a dressed ape, than an accountable hui
man heinn-OLre Rrntlch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
CHARLES BLAKE,

Watches, Jelcelry, Spectacies, Sitrer and Plated
Wares, Watch Tools and Materials, dc,
dc. Wholesale and Retail,
No. 1872 Baltimore street, near St. Paul ST., Baltimore.
CONSTANTLY on hand a good assortment
" Of fine Gold and Silver Watches, Spectac!es,
Chains, Keys, Rings, Pins. Pencils, Silver
Spoons, Thimbles, Butter Knives, Gard Gases,
&C., &c. Watch Lathes, Vices, Tongs, Nip
Lever and Plain Main Springs, Verges, Pinions,
Gold and Common Hands, Cylinders, Jewels,
Ruby Rollers and Pins, Lunett, Patent, Flat, and
Plain Watch Glasses, Watch Covers, Spirit
Lamps, &c.
10 Jewels set and Wheels cut to order, and
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired and war.
ranted. baltimore. March I9-2m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16

ROOT & SHOE m-ANUFACTORY

THE subscriber would respectfully announce
IL to his friends and customers, and the public
Winter supply of Goods in his line, and would
earnestly solicit a call from all who stand in need
of such articles, believing he can supply their
wants on the most accommodating terms. The
stock is heavy aud selected with great care, con-
sisting in part of
Kip and Coarse do;
Youths and Children's do;
Fine and Coarse Shoes Of every description
Boys and Children's do. do;
Also, Gutta Percha Soles and Gum Over Shoes.
JAMES MCDANIEL, Agent
Oct. %. 1870. for S. Ridrnour.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16
Harpers. Ferry, Oct, Q, 1s49-tf:
sOmETHING NEW.

EFF You are in want of that beautiful adornment
II of the. Figures a natural supply Of .Hn man
eficacions preparation for nourishipg, strength
ening, and increasing the growth Of The .br n !
Tie recommendations alone, of those who have
used it, and been really benefited By it; There re
being known and recommended. From its
emoilient qualities it is unr,yalled, as a restora.
tive Of the hair, and as an essential to the toilet
for nourishing and beauiJying The Hair, pr0n1ot-
ing lis grorrih, and prerenting lis falling oil or
1t exPels all Fcurf or dandruff, and other i'm.
purities Of the skin, ESQ very Pernicious to the
healthy growth of the Hair,) and imParts to it
that clean, soft and vivifying appearance SO de-
sirable at al times, aud the greatest desideratum
to the toilet, whilst from its cooling and invIgo-
rating properties it is equally indispensable TO the
nursery as the toilet.
Prepared only and sold by
HAMMOND 81 WALSH,
Chemists and Druggists.
Harpers-F Ferry, Feb. 5, 1850.
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TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS,
8,


mr.. N. Keclcr & Bro. most respect:
IL fully ~solicits attention TO their fresh stock Of
English, French, German, and American Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Dyestuffs, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medi-
cines, Sc. Having opened a new store, No. 1884,,
Market St, with a full supply of Fresh Drugs
and Medicines, we respectfully solicit Country
Dealers to examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere, promising one and all who may feel
disposed to extendt to us their patronage. to sell
them genuine Drugs and Medicines, on as liberal
terms as any other House in the City, and to
faithfully execute all orders entrusted to us
promptly and with dispatch,
One Of the proprietors being a regular physi-
clan, anords ample guarantee of the genuine
quality Of all articles sold at their establishment.
We'especially invite Druggists and Country
Merchants, who may wish to become Agents for
DR.. Keetey's Celebrated Family Medicines, (stand.
ard and popular remedies to forward their adj
dress.
Soliciting the patronage o dealers, We respect
fully remain. J. N. Keller s. BRO,
Wholesale Druggists, No. asa, Market 81,
Sept. 10, l849-1y. PHILADELPHIA,
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LIFE ASSURANCE.
The NATIONAL I.5ss FusSII2l LIFE AAssuRascr So
cIE1Y, OF I;ospoN.
CArITAL 80, 5OG,00O-SUEPLts

! he VA lIOAhL SSb'N w..
cIE9Y, OF IpSpoN.
CArITAL s2,5OG,00O-SUFFLrs sSSo'OOV
THE Undersigned, as Agent fo7 the above in
IL s%titution, is prepared to receive proposals ioi
Life Assurance, abl to give i'll the necessary IN
formation on the 4uhiect. ;The Company has "
Local board Of Diteciors in he city ofNe:Y York.
Under the directicp: and control o. this Board q
large portion of the capital is invested, as an ad'
dilionaI security t9thc American assures and"s
a q ground Of claim "a public confidence. The ratcS
of pr premium al THU nttice are ms low, and the colt
ditfons Of the policy are as li6eralas those ofany
other institution. j..
The prompt mapIer in which AL losses haze
been adjusted by tilia: society, lis high reputation,
together with the low rates of premium, present
great inducements TO such as are disposed 10
insure.
Printed statements explanatory oftie business
and tho advantages Of Life Assurance, Efgil be
furnished on application to,
Or in his absence. applications can be made TO
DIR. G. +. MASON,
Hedic.az Examiner, ChGrlesto'tn,
DIR. JoHE D.. STARRY,
Medical. h:ranin2t, UdSpers.F Ferry,
Din. J.. u. Taylor,
Medical! E:'r~amine2, Shepherdsto,on.
Charlestown, Oct, 80, 18AS.
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anngrtfeslnel1te
Hanford Fne InsGranes GOmQany,
HARTFtltI1, c-oAsEcTIcUf.:

OH
Incorporated 1911 ehars per Gag PtIa
100000 'sia 81 ss'i'F 20 s1So'0oo.
|ITNIIIS long estaalished.apd well known lnsti-
tution, hasE4rAusacttst a moat exterisise iar
surance business Tor .mtire thaa thiTty'seysn
years, throughoGt ;te Un4ed States ans:ttte Bt'-
fish North American provinces. n hassfimed 20
secure public confidence, by an$houolg6ie a!nd
fsithfat fulfIlmefa 9t its e;;ontracts; and; osnsrs
OF properly are assured tSat all lar cFNIms tpr
loss rDder its. policies wilt be liEeraIlysadjusted
and promptly pa q. PUBLIC Buildings, a5anntac-
tories, MiIir, Machinery, Dwelling fFtouses,
Stores, Merchandise, HouIebold furniture, Yes.
sells on the Stockton whilein port &c., &C, VIII
be injured at raI3s as lowas the risk wg! admit.
The following gentlemen ;enstitpte theS
BOARDt5oF DIRECTORS;
II. HuNTIAGToN,;EsQ ESQ, President.
Albert Day, @EsGzekiah Huntington,
James Goodwin. SJunius y. Morgan,
Henry Keney, CHARLES Boswell,
d. F. Robinson, Calvin Day.
haEs &. Bo11Es, Secfetary.
CHRIsroPHER {. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
Applications for Insurance may se ma9e OF
Agent fer jefferson county. Virginia,
to J. p. BRowK, Esq, wh3 will attend 80 them
promptly. Persqnsata distance address through
the mail.
N. B. On all Ghhrch buildings and Clergy
mems personal ~pttcperty tSe AgeIt wilftpesent
his commissions n reducing the amount of pre-.
miums on the risk BE: Thus srising,s
IanOarv 30 I2GFf-IV : .-.E a. -. ."-.
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

n WOULD respectfully announce to my custo-
L mers and the public generally, that have
this day received another supply oftheyery best
the general satisfaction given by the work made
last fall of the materiaII boughtof Rtekle & Co.,
and the inquiry so often made, :. Have you any
more Philadelphia leather?' induces me TO be.
lieye that it is superior to any made. this side of
that place. / have good workmen in my employ,
viii be spared to make all work in my line COM
pare with that madeinthe most fashionable cities.
Gentlemen's Boots, Caters and Shoes always
on hand, and made to order on the most approved
principle. Also, Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes,
Of every style and shape, constantly on hand,
and made to order. Aicall from the public is
respectfully requested. ]. AVIS, JR,
My father is fully authorized to receive money
due me and receipt for the same, but no one else.
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ID oeti1al I.
THAT coon OLD n


Come sing once more that good old song
That song Of tho dreamy past;
I'VE heard toft, aud know i long,
Yet love Il 70 the iEstt
II brfngs TO mind \ race of
The pFoudeSt Of tscir day,
Whose very names, high sounding then'
Have long since passed away
Then sing szain Thai coed old song
That song Of the days cfyore,
II tells ofhope and joys that long
Have Aed 70 come no more!
I, seuds a drill to The old mans heart.
And brightens his slnken eye,
And bids The trembling tear 70 start
At thoughts ofdays gone BY;
And vet with qufycfiBg lip he Graves
Once more that strain 10 hcarj
II seems an echo from the graves
OF rfcndS in youth held dear,
Then sing again thai good old song,
That song Of the days Of yoTe!
Il tells Of a merry time that long
Hath fed TO come no more
The mfnstTel,s soul hath passed away,
And earth hath claimed its owns
Yet still we have thS simple lay,
breath ofthe spirit flown;
For heaven 70 Time no power gives
Der everlasting thought,
And while the soul immortal LTes'
It's offspring perish not,
And still we sing tho good old Song'
That song Of the dsys ofyorc!
Il tells Of hope and joy that long
Have fed TO come no more!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-04-16

heretofore IN use. It's supeFlofly cOhsIsts-
Ist-In the simplicity and strength of construc-
ton, by which the liability TO injury by wear, is
entirely obvia.ed.
2d-Int the greater accuracy with which light,
heavy or medium drafts can be weighed.
3d-In its cost; which is considerably lower
than any similar Scales.
These are all important considerations in the
purchase of Scales. And as 70. their very gene
raj use, Irefef youto-the following listof gentle
men and corporations that have them now in use.
MARDEN:
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Charlestown Ian
DYEEKG,

n WISH to inform the public that / am now
Il prepared to color any article of wearing APP
parel or piece work that may be offered, such as
Silk Dresses, Shawls, Goats, Pantaloons and
pieces Of merchandise, any shade or color.
Our Dyer having had much experience in this
line OF business, i can recommend him with any
degree of confidence. He excerpts, however,
more time in dressing than he can spare.
Any article left at my store on the 1stof every
one month, will always be ready for, delivery to
the owner by the 18th ofthe same month.
WI. WEBB.
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SAMUEL E. SMITHS
GREAT
sc o &
AND CHEAP

AID CHEAP
Publication Establishments.
SUN BUILDINGS, No. 81 Baltimore street.
S. E.. corner Of Gay. and 226 Baltimore ST.,
corner of Charles, BALTIMORE, I'D.
q E. S. ia constantly receiving the greatest
-. variety of publications, and is prepared to
execute ali orders for American and Foreign
Newspaper and Periodicals, and all New Books
and Cheap Publications Blank Books and Sta
%tionery; ANIMALS and Splendid Books for pre-
sents Albums Portfolios: Scrap Books. and
Note Papers; Family and Pocket Bibles p; Song
Books; Toy Books Juvenile Works and Primers.
~ Agents, Postmasters, Country Merchants.
PedIars, Dealers in Cheap Works, and all others
supplied at Publishers lowest CASH Prices.
All orders faithfully attented to and the goods
forwarded by return of mail, express, railroad,
stage, or steamboat, as may be directed. Per-
sons desiring to purchase books can have their
orders attended to, by writing and giving full
particulars, the same as ifthey were present.
Valentines:
The subscriber also imports and manufactures
Valentines, Plain and Fancy Note Papers, En-
velopes, Motto Waters, &c. Wholesale and
retail. Address all orders to
SAMUEL F.. SMITH,
Sun buildings, baltimore, Nd.
Baltimore, Oct. 2, 1S49-6m.
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AucrsrA Countr. ~

Jnne IU,.I6II. =
This is to certify, that I had a Horse bitten
six years ago by a snake On each succeeding
year the piacebroke ont in a running sore. Last
Spring I anointed it with LitIe's White OIL, and
it Effected a perfect cure. 1 also had another
horse, which had been for some time afflicted with
Syinney. This was cured by the use of the
same remedy. Therefore / feel fully authorized
to recommend III i such cases as safe and certain.
DANIEL SWITZER.
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WIN. LIsLE BAKER,
ATTORNEY AT IAWs& COMMISSIONER,

DRAcTICEs ia all the Courts of Jefferson
l. Berkeley, and Clarke counties.
Being the Commissioned of Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, Mis-
sissippi, KentuckSi Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, and Missouri, fot the State Of Eir-
GINA, he will, ID pursnaace Of the powers
vested in him, : E:renare, fake the ack"o'eIe9g-
any Deed, Mortgage, Bill Of Sale, Power Of AT,
tofney or other INSTRUMENT Of writing, to be used
or recorded in anyFoF said States" ne will
also take depositiGua and pr9ofof debts, to;be used
in any OF the Couste Of said! States."
W Persons residing ouf Of Jeiferson:c county
sioner, viii please give hirq due notice ty mail
Office in the northeast room Of the Odd Fellows
Hall.
September l8, ;a49-6n9
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LITTLE'S
WHITE OH FOR HORSES!

THIs is the best remedy in the world for the
Il various affections TO which this animal is
liable, yIz:-SweIled Joints, SPFains. Cuts, Sad
Scratches, PoIleViI, and Fistula. Below are Civ
en- Certificates from among the many hundreds
that could be secured where this invaluable pre-
~paration has been used. No man has tried it
who does not speak of it interms of the highest
praise. -
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c. A. S. WOLF,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,

NO. 2e3 BALTIMORE STREET,
" EEPS constantly on hand, a well selected
IN stock of Gold and Silver Lever,
LepIne and Verge Watches. Jewelry
of the latest style; such as Bracelets, Breastpins,
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Gold Pens and Pencils,
Guard and Vest Chains, Gold, Silver and Steer
Spectacles; Silver Plated and Britannia Ware,
&C., &c.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of
Watches, and their performances warranted.
UJewelry neatly repaired.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended to, at
No. 263 Baltimore street,
Second door west of Hanover st,
Baltimore.
October 16, ls49-6m.