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I.gOEUER, July 20 lSi-H Wild Cherry ana / GI yTuI
lves geneI Satisfaction. We have been Of il for som
me and thought would not order any but Is Rlmos
ay inquired 5r, and thought perhaps it would be bes
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PIAN,I FORTE AND MUSIC STORE.

II A. TYLER has on hand and is constantly receiving
y; PL4yEO FORTES, from the justly r<z fESS7-5g,a
celebrated Manu- factories OF Hailet, lsss
Davis 4 Go. Boston; John B. Durham, p M n N
David Van Winkle, 4. Il, Gale y Co; andy =
ORDERS received for the iiORST'S PATENT IRON PA
NOS to be delivered in ast ps received from the
factory These Pianos decidedly the bRs Piano in
use particularly Tor the country, where Tuners SeInW
be hTL they I nm longer and in better tune than any
other Piano. These Pianos have utepenUenf rim or case
which be removed in moment, there being ne GoRnag
ton between the Piano and Superior GUITARS,
,-g, VIObINS, ACCOBDEONS, FLUTES, and
E ~. OlUer Musical lnsrumel cglsanty on hand Hna
~ w for sale at low prces. SHEET MUSIC Tor PINE
S$ssyss Forte, Guitar, Flute, etc. Also lNSTkICtlON
Stza BOOKS tor all musical instruments. 1T A lab
era Discount to Dealers Teachers aud all those sending large
orders. . All orders ur0rnDtlv attended 10. mh21
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A " THEREBY, Slip Broker, rs Poydras street,
N \ ~ ;irieans ~ ial6 ly
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CUTS, wOUNDs AND SORES.


The effects of the AIN EXTRACTOR in these cuses
wonderful quickly does il remove all pains and soreness,
and heal the injury. No SCAR REMANS. It's success in
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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was nine year, under ms,oa skill in the cites of New
York and Albany ab0rng under the most distressing Ery
qr attended with inflammation OF The ii neys, and with
e.iTg Piles deeply liberated with large lamps U te slEe
4 hyu eggs prUtrdng, and large BOs covered body.
he urinary suraoDs stopped i0T days when distress I've
auts nto5rabe Ny tongue cracked and the root ai uE
7Ourh was covered with sores and chest at the root
ny ng H. was in constant burning heat lGt cold Ve
I'd not sorf I-.
l. Ills n,ry qnget Tor desth. and ae's expected re-
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. re NIPPLEs.

The efficacy OF hePAIN EXTRACTOR in this dseas
"a remarkable. We know Of numerous cures, aud do
hesitate to say that the Onmen will fail iOr this pun
nos Decaoy prevents from asking certificates from ades
IN this subject. The following procused by Of
AgelUs;-
This will certify that we have used DALLEYS MAGE
cal, PAIN EXTRACTOR as q remedy Tor Sore Nipples,
and caepuly recommend those who be Athlete
with that most distressing complaint, as most vEqabe ar
hCe cure il. ihlEbt, BhA D.
RlbIEly. ADTil, 1885, MARY MOORE.
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From S. S. G{UeTS.l
PADuCAH, Ky, June5, 15-My stock of Cherry and TAI
Syrup now reduced oaX bottles, and its popularity is dal
increasing. You wOut do well send me another supply.
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st. LOUIS, MOI July o, 1910:
Dear Sir About week since, while working at my trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The whole
sten The wound began to iname, and coQtnued do
until became much alarmed. used British OIL, linctur
Of Myrth and several adhesive pasers but all TO no purpose
then commenced the use of
DAILEY's NJ saCSIEAI PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than the pain and inflammation began
to subside, aud has entirely lett me, . go, =,
Can confidently recommend Dalley's Magical Pain l.X.
tractor being anything have e. seen tired iui
removing pain inflammation. -. -, .,.
am a hIpcarpenter by trade, and shall be wilIngto
dy 10 the virtues of the Save all times when
reside Franklin Avenue, at No 5l where can give am
mIOLhau0h uesueu' iiIIESEEER SON M RISnOp.
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~ DAY .zu RDAEnISG SCHOuL TOR hprSG LAElE~.
rt Na ~ omar Austi-tUuduct-d by DR., and Nh.
MslAI LAY .... Is instituuun is under ihe prTsr al
rsntrysuR Mrs NuGauGy, t4g advanced Css-s tile
teary and 5cieuuhc departmsn are 4u4h by Dr. Maaa-
lay, assisted by another gentleman. To give instructions
French, Spanish and Italian lausuagss in Drawing,
DHuig, Vocal and Instrumental Music, the most accom-
plI5Htd professors are employed. .
The school is arrgHEed as to make it both an English
and French school, and the aim OF the principals Is TO con
duct Their puus hryug Oh substantial and YstemaC COre
OF studies, aioiirg at the same time progress We know
ledge and progressive discipline of the heart wei as The
mind For the nsrucGOH Of pupils Of ever age ami grad
OF Intellectual ure ample arancemsqts have been made
No efforts will ne ting promote the mprOyemen ui
the pupiIs, and young ladies received into the 'smy as
bUarle will snare in the eI0yments, privileges and ael
tiuns Of dau ghters
The Play Grolul- item essential schools lnrge
dy and secluded from public view; and Teteerces, when
reque will be made parents who have had heir daugh
tCrs the Institution for years. ..
4 con sc Of Lectures History and Biography will be
delivered TO the advanced classes by DR.. MaCauay dur
winter and aid the pupils in understanding the lectures on
scientific subjects the school furnished with the requisite
ap aratu'. For further information appliCanOn may be
nude personal y or by letter. au3l 3mdS w
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said to have made stipulation not to be obliged to
receive the calls and proessed cvllites Of WOndsr
SEEKERS and her purpose is avoid this country,
as resoutely she did in England all display and
parade. We hope she may be able to accomplish
her wishes in this respect.
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TO RPssF.

A SMALL FURNISHED HCU5E, convenient tc
a business. No child Aadfe.s D. IClfrIF az ms q
Office. Re $3l...AlsO at"O ssCry Rear hOl, ~: b.
containing Four Rooms. Kent So Address - D,,r d, -
this Office. au9O u
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D ALL EY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The OrigiHsi and Only Genuine.
No nMPOIN

Has ever been discovered that possesses Of the qualities
Of tins famous remedy. Almost daily we hear OF new aud
hsretoors IN yae,s discovered by It's application to
new dsases-1u b o remarkable fact that many oil le ell
ccts, known from accident or eKpen1en ooueep
has been the science OF Mr.. HENRY DALEY the m.
ventnr SO admirable the combination % Il ns!- na uat
is found suited to relieve amen to which the
dume of subject Let enumerate some OF the Pc
GuiaT qualities Of this remedy:
Frst.-lt will, within five minutes from I5 application
remove the pain from the BURNS, SCALE, or
BLISTERS. 1t will also remove the pam and cure GOul
TiC-DOLEROUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or rSWELLINGS.
sscgnd-In cases of BURNS, if applied Immediately. il
will preserve le no how be the injury,
unless vital part be buTnsd and consequently any soe' or
inflammation.
TAird-I will heal Burns OF Wounds, Ulcers, sorCs Of
any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
Fglrh-It neutrazes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles, Insects, Rabd animals
Fgth.-It will, wherever applied, prevent MORTlFlCA'
ZION and in old wounds wherever modification has
nenced, viii the disease, and cure the wound even
where flesh has already dropped away II vi" restore the part
| to its natural state.
| Stra-IfBROKEN LIMBS when set, be well wrapped
up in the Salye, Inflammation, Swelling Pain ~
cur and the bones unite and become strong with astonishing
| rapidity.
SeDentl-When the Bowels are painful, or nfamed,
Extractor, if well rubbed tem will afford relief ard
movement, when castor oil Jaap and all oh2
Etghihlto is perfectly safe all casesit never san
10 hann-the system will absorb than Is necsayt1
repair it. 1t will not conflict with any medicines thai may be
| aiken Internally. ,,....i. q. . oil H.,
We have not space in this publication to enumerae all the
| diseases cured by
DALLEH'S PAIN EXTRACTOR,
out we shall suhjoin few testimonials OF its value, selected
fnn the thousands in poes0n from all parta u tn
| county.
It may be confidently stated that there no OF Pills
| which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
Il certain remedy, and the pain and
| tJreness. no.
l. John Williams, q resident of Hamilton county and Cily
If CINCINNATI teel il solemn duty that the
ity thus to publicly that have been troubled with tlt
lie for about years, dunng which time have sui
tered much bodily pain lost great portion OF that me bJ
confinement my bed, and have expended several h1ndrar
OaTs but to no purpose continued TO grow Mean
While, was persuaded, and finally urged 70 MAKE tnG o
| 'DAIIEY'S : MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR" " TO
he a,y lul complaint; and utter amazemen, am a
veil and hearty ever, and the O two boxes OF IN
| tggOus utmeni / ascrihe These facts am WI
ne to afn to, should it make the statement Of az o fs
| lent any authentic. JOHN W lil4ihItlS'
| Cincinnati Ah month, l8i1.
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}nris's Syrup Of Vild Chsrry and IiIr-We woud cal
attention to the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in
other column Several of It's sautaly effects hayeco
nnder uur personal observation, and hcra9rs confidently
ssc1nlgsrd 1t 10 the aiiCedE Ed NJ j. pEsfky PiSiteT
ad TempsrGrss Sentinel, lireHt0f.,) Feb. 3, lS47.
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Corner OF slh 20 streets H., James street street. bGJ@Sa
y,- C. ,ttSt, P''+ - u u = D., f,..
GLlpBES q W. ,Iieu . +, i-oe "'e'
sc anu ~ '7'' ''s' l5Ii5-, ato,,In 80, ;7perirL
e,r-pygs 1 ,,rz,,z ' Nj jlGVyssv
faIH,t.st t1 Gjt;,,ors avs ~ G1I1 V,,,crFori
New OraFaS. Suri 4. Is59 Rpl5 ly
10 THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
s-.,,o.k n, SIobtia md 1Io,1t9n,1rTSy q II, and
re" o'" ''A 'l"D,, nu,.. ~ " O''' - 0 ''''
.,-.-- - 10 l..--,,,..-.-, - Fu.
Sf4A -..,ssy.-. EzgzEitf7--sS |
II z s-as--SlA- zasAa4SEs4E7aaaas /
TpROTGH IN - DAYS
r. - = a5ra.J 80 ~; ;-,+, 10, uiles
> tage - - - su -, - 70 4, - - ~ "
NJ EW DRLLANs ~ rmyL lLti-by me i'aiZ Line
~ Of Nal' steamers OS SEG''NF Sapt LIEN Ca Ii
FDkSlA, LAgl HaVh9lus' ana ie.lllL9 Il, DAl ,Cdp
6Iberson leaving NewOeaqs 81 re = M &no arriving
Mobile next mOrHn 81 OclocS' Ia rare 70 luhe
M0BlLE 70 MhHT'DAERY-Ey the Daiy Line oil sNpe- |
nor First tlaE steamers leaving mg9ue al r NJ ahu ar
HVlng a Montgomery "a uay az pIi A. r. = me con
siss Of l1e 9ONlng ubaLs: lHl h ~, apl tQS ma
~ tLlFIJEl LGIt Adams : Low LIES. il, tsapi
JOnnsOus SELMA Lhnt. hGTeus y An INA l. 'A'l
Johnson; lER. CAut. james Fare Ss IiiGe through
A. 10 % hours. By the Daily Mail Line JCaCh-tGre 80
Time AZ HOuF-. - --
MONTGOMERY TO CHARbESTOE.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK MAIL LINE
VIA GRIFFIN, ATLANTA AND AUGUSTA.
LEAVES: ARRIVES: DISTANCES
Montgomery, "a Ope.ita..'.lS t1 EnFo1I.' u m-cs
Gnsf5Sa fS p I 8 %i" ba a. l M. Bo'o5 g "
sf'.".9 I ~ ~ AmErs. ,.. II + Tr RaIr5ad...lT1 -.
auisa.. p. "a. Ch1rIes,oa . / o. Rt.toad.. D..
Fare-Nontgonery to Charleston, &l6 50 Time through
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MADAME YOHIA-Ths celebrated Philosopher, As
I've tuogst and fIysOgnOm and owner OF the Egyptian
OrucIes of Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
men OF New Orleans that she will remain in the city o
ohOFt time and may be consulted in any OF the abpNe
sciences her office, No go Graver street, between st
Peter and ST. Paul Streets Madam Y, desired, will give
tsrrDgr,,,,eDt f,usnltotiop ii Anl2bnI
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men sCHOOL FOR Y0CNG LADIES,

a BOARDERS AND DAY TUPTIS, CdT0FldtLsI
n street, near ST. Joseph, established in 1872, under the
superntencence of the MISSES .4BLISON, from Lon;
DOM. This Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction. constantly open for the reception Of
young ladies' in all the solid and ornamental branches eQui-
site to a complete and finished education,
Terms and other particulars may be known on appoa-
uOn the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON, on CaIon
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Joseph u. PAlMsftl * CO., 81 GIavler street,
y cont initiating removal to Their store No AZ Camp
the ist of September next will sell their present iase
sluct Of DRY GOODS, consisting OF Brown and bleached
Cutr4s. English and American Prints, Kentucky ilneys
aud ans, white and ooored Flannels DO do, plaF tud
twtled Apron and Humit EhgCsS ChCCtaw and Nan
Keen utles FTangn, Scotch and Auercan tlnghams and
LpF rs; Fine insh ip.us; Linen Sheen,s ly4, US amt
lli Table do. ami pkns together with large asso
OF other seasOnabie goods, mundmg some 1GQU pgee
s4 Cotton Netungs, at GREATLY REDUCED fRlCES.
ung
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lowing satementis word Tor word as Il aken IFom t p
Of Mrs George-without varsh No certificate man.
IfaCtUrng Win sufferers such evidence?
PHLADELPHIA, September26 47-l have been SUBJECT lo
the fifteen years weakness OF The lungs, cough and hect
Distressing cough and pain in breast and left SIDE WITH
night sweais Last Aprl had vuen attack, which lasted
for three months; it appeared that whole uNgs
diseased; would spit up daily half pint Ct matter. took
rPti remedies that recommended 70 me, as wei
rs a number Of prescriptions from our family physlc Al, win.
out any relief At a, prevailed npOn TO tat Dr. Da
vls's COmpOund syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar hch had
the most huppy and sutay effect my disease. Before
were relieved the pan left my side and breast
der that am entirely WE'LL except neuralgia pain that am
occasionally afflicted with on one side OF my head.
JANE ELIZA GEORGE, Thompson street,,
q doors below SChuylkil Sixth, south side,
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FURIOUS DRIVING.

lLUE I.ICK WAFER, ICED-BY THE GLASS,
ID Also by the barrel, constantly hand, or sale by
p, LOUIS MASSEY, Druggist,
au9 COZ Camp and Grsvter ss
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MILFORD, Perry oou,,-y, Pa, QGober l., lSB-Messrs
RUbiaSOn Collins d Co.: SIRs-This is to inform you thai
was afflicted for twenty years with violent pain my breast
much that could hardly lie in bed al night COnghat
ended followed by eu1CiaOn and other decided sympon
Of consumption applied 10 several eminent physicians and
rOuh great deal Of medicine without any relief Whatever
was advised TO Try DR.. Davs's Compound Syrup OF Wd
Cheny and Tar Of which took two bottles, which entirely
eevel OF my complaints therefore, can, with conn
q most valuable medicine. JOHN TOOMEY.
The authenticity OF the above statement is yOuChed Tor BY
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford, who knows Mr.
TOomey and the circumstances Of his MT snow sixty
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81 - a..
ys1HE undersigned at his old established Office continues
accommodate persons desrous OF renlttng money to Their
friends in England Ireland Scotland with Sterling Sight
Drafts payable in any poStOwn in the above named king
ms, and in suit lie also, rs usual, continues hav
ing passengers brought Om Liverpool to this city, on good
ships and reasonable terms Parties living distance, by
,r omp,lv attended to- JOHN TOOlE,
sl0 lV - Bank Place.
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- Merchants from different sections OF the country, Civ
he o laeDg accounts OF the universal uiany and ct
fcacy Of Dr. Davss Syrup, under their notice numbe
III them witnessing its have regularly sold on con
ion thai il did not give satisfaction, the price should bt
T-furned and no one of them has had application to r
Ur he money This speaks volumes in favor OF the medi
cine We append few eNacts from orders as samples
hose we are frequent well as OF verbal account
We frequently hear:
From Doctors PaugAaR and Rush, bath DrGctjS!SR Thp
- stct43,s, as 1co5l rs DrUggists.l
t1lEr7AyAR.. ind, June le47-lDr. Daviss syrup Ui
Nia Chery and Tar oil ike hot cdsE3 we think thai
fyUu choose wholesale agency for that medicine
Jg n tispozs cl almost any in Northern Intlana
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
tT'ieket9 S2o-IIstycs $lo-Quartets
EfgEths 50 50.

v IIeKEl4 S-U--IIHIVtS NIU--OudrtefS So
). EigEths 80 So
Certificates Iof Packages Of 26 Wholes s2sD 90
Do do Of 26 Halves 14O 90
Do dosS OF 26 Quarters 20 90
Do- do Of 26 Eighhs S. 90
OrdcEs fdr Tickets and Shares and Certificates
OF Packages in the sboge Splendid Lotteries Twill
receive the lmos prompt attentions and ian otFieiaf
account Of each drawing SEM Immediately ater j.
is over 10 all who orIleF from us. Address Bk9
J.E& g. MAURY, Aeeafs,li i
Jan. 81, 1850. til Alexandria va.
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Beware Of ImpOstOrs..

VyEIE subscriber takes lhis opportunity kb INFORM
Il lhe Pqelic, that ihe y are mposprs tfaycllings
through Virginia, selling a recipe for making a
Wash Mixture idr washing Clothes traickis asa i,i-
ffiHgfpcRt tgoa S2ertsa' Cranes Paint Rthea,ieal
CanlPeHHd 4HiTtare M flashing CiethesR nd Btker
things Crane's being the only Patented CSml hund
or Wash Mixture that iS'in use, aud NH Cranes
Directions Or Recipe has been printed a4l sold By
these inpostors lSone of these without dafls Oh Sig
natgreD and The yender refuses TO give hs1Aanset
have purehsea the Patent-rght FOR thdl State OF
Virginia from the patrntee, and L on NH a srn,s
will sell oil9ty ar family rights on ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
terms, And hereby warn all persons fraan using
this Mixture, ualess purchased If an aatLosize1
agent as it is violation Of law, and tlHsy make
themselves liable fofIamages and in ali shsch eases
thcy win be dealt with AZ ihelaw directs
f MATHEW McKEE3yER.
Feb: 1850 --3t HI e=E" III Al @sE
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a.arri.eld.

Married, il Fasif county. onlhe 3isi ult., W Rev
John RsHhush: MI THonas A. BtAkEMoRE, % Miss
Mar " CetEmAs sall oF that county
on IT'LL BrEkses1 VI HArpers- Ferry, on Thursday,
Tth inst shy Sile Sew David 'Wilsan. Mr. Datst,
HEcx w MisssAi asFHA ELLEs Sowpuas. both 81 lAis
town. lF Al =
Al Cancels sxekaagt. Harprrs Ferry on TussxL
day lhe Nth iHist, 4ky lie Rev. II. HI. Nv. Msnrs,s
Mi. JaMKs III II s4lga 10 Miss ELlzasxra HAYs-
LErT. soth pE tbis eigrib fEl
90 IaesHAs Sekt. DfsIHoMks KENT, Of Wit
lians eenatf A)ha'l N AMANDA, adopted daaghsef
Of Eden Caflsf ps EoIdoan county
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WHEaTLlND ron SALE.

- / F
r oFEER fce sale the valuable Homestead and
j farm Upon whicti reside II lies ia Jefferson
County, Va. ahcat fire miles from the Winchester
& p0togac Railroad 4 Macsdamixed foad COM
munitatstg With which, and with Charlestown. the
County aPat and. passing along the border cf the
FARM is binder construction Within quarter of
mile Of The Barn aFs two Flouring Mills and with
smith Ship. and Falling Mil. sss
The EKm embraces about , 10 ACRES. about
one-thifds MOOD Is divided into ten enclosures,
exelu{iyeof Lawn and Garden 81 about len Acres
around Tin Dwelling HonSe. There Is never fail
ing Spring Of Tie finest water. and srcaaa 81 water
in twJ oflhe fields.
This Ffoperty has been fnrnearly half century
culiiyhteA BY my father andmyself with ecnSta NJ
view 10 Hs Improvement ard adoThlnent and ~ 10
doqbt un4urp5ssed for fersfliiy BY any Landin ms
DMEILING HOUSE ms
sud Our Hotscs sie large and co,nmo- s s:ss,, -
deus. The large SsoBe Barn s%as about
a year ago DESTROYED by me- and has not been ne
bnii, but the CORN HOUSE and haTrack for
q .ainI es1apcd. etH Es
A.. ANNUAL payment for Ieaimeiaf between two
and thl e hundred dollars Is secured bn pt 81 Ibis
Prppettv mir which perfectly satisfactory aTraHge-
ment shall b. made With The purchaser. ISL,
II not SID pr aely, this Property vii n offered
ID ,helhiabcst hildeI, at Cbarlestowp ~ ne lSt8
aay eflaEsta neff b We Coasif Dag
y|Cohmunication1 addressed 10 me on nc sab
jcct Thou h the Charlestcwa Post Once, will re-
ceiye 1tte9iion Hfi' 4ft-
TERMs d. SALg.-oae third down+-,he balance
in two equal annual payments bearing interest a
Need u 1Fust on the property 70 be taken flF the
PQs5essH5n will b given On The IS qf MAY
III gro W, TURNER
\ BEY1 Alexandria Ga slis s4PgI Y 6rs. III + IN Z
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III; rKrESENcRs
Valuable Cotton Machinery

t IN - u THi VII H
TIME subscris4r oders for sale his coaEse Yarn
IL NlachiaeTys consistug Of E3f
One "a inch Picker and Lap Machine iDaEierth.s d
Seven p inch Cards wph Workers and $iripperS;
Ones Head Drawing Frame with STOPS Motion
ana Can sRevokyaFs complete; ft1
Two IL Strand SpcederS; 10 inch sTravers; i
Fonr Cap Spinning Frames (the DaRfufth; y
l20Spindles, eaFa With al inch Travers - Reels
Together with ! The APeratus belongingEo The es-
iabIshment ineludjng Shailing, HangeHs, Belts
Cans. Botbins Boxes, &c. Sc. This Machinery
is nearly new AMI in good order lJke III III having
been in operates more than three Years4-sorne q
it much less IlSs proposed 10 box and deliver Oh
ship-5oard at NV York far about half the cost a
the same amoaut OF new Machinery. The reason
for Offering 80 lo is. MY water lease is ahsut 10 ex
pire and canndt te renewed.
Amy Information concerning it can BEL obtained
Of CIV. w. Posr, HaEI'efs4Ferry Va, oF address
5s HENRY NJ? LOW. i
Jan. 81, 1850. Patterson, Ntir Jcrsey. /
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4 s0fIhis 0rJefMc know nothing. We gather
sfrum The histo, sacciyed Of one OF ills mem bers,
!sthat Gts princFtks existed forty centuries ago,
ssnd Ire II. F. Npne iato the hearts of men on
sthis s'cnliaent Rld 10 The Old World. The
:Dfuids, WHO hetsah The shadows Of the Oak re.
vercuced lhe 'F !. weye broilers Of ite Order,
rt sstilt,t matt gave the first pulse to the
parcr rrfntiplsiqf tl,ei French Revelation, il
(which In Fay his apdi Washington firmly be.
B1,esed, onls ca d into action tie mysteries Of
E,Le IT. f.! Ist|
eDnr,of iae ke4cs 10 their Constitution, en-.
brace tie i;,lle,Sna: .FNo one shall be initiated
intc lhIs she. Nts does 90, believe in God, the
Father 81 shs taiFcr$r possess a good moral
thsrarter, and ttsis sotsp word Of honor, vow
III preraEscs 10 hsin,aih Il, All hazards, the exst.
rnee sed sancAs pf she Americ.n Union, aud
,he rights Of fbct''
4 Puhski Circ hfw entirsle about 20 members.
with afPliealio3 al esesy meeting fot others.
THIS villast, Aiidaleway.l considering It's
population ,sprofsFlf eteeis any other 10 The u
States for See VI lEs,liuti0ns.s There is Ma
Aooic Lodge, osIa iIelews' do, tribe Of the In
proved Order daRda Men. and this new Order
above named. ssi 81 which are in prosperous
condition. - Spii,si u .Isls+ssn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
lDi : al.

On TAprsiky laSf Al E.0reiisyille, I.oudonE edat.
y, Mr. gkax aSssssa aged about 6s years.
Suddenly. 4 Sal: A1tonio de- Bexar. Texas. or
the l2,h ALI, s.ielssa Laws MAXI. uf HE ri Ora
gooas, aged aSsutssk Lient N was i naiife 81
Clarke ruantf VI fNas educated al West Pd1ni
and sesved VIVA hssinetiuni n The eampsisn stpln
Vera Crnx 70 Die CITY ID Mexico. n he cavalr+
skirmish % klsdelsik, near ne foFrner place. hS
sallaltFY wAk csnetiiIiy conspicuous He was
there severely munAsied 6y lance