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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESSlND COMPETENCE.
NlY IS 1T

NIY IS 1T!
That behold macy maes, scarce in the meridian oil NE
broken health aud ins with complication OF diseases
and ailments Ihem Of the for the enjoyment
of life at an age wheS health bnoyancy of spirits
and my serenity Id arising from condition of health,
should be predominal{ 49,.
Many of the cn,ls.s her suerings AZ hst-perhaps years
before perhaps during hood, the first years oil maaxe
their origin Sd sh as 10 pass unnoced anu OIL course
IN 4rTER YEARS,
When too lat. TO bebenerted BY know ledge look
back and mourn audegret the uii consequences OF our
ignorance. ,,r -,
Whist would noeen give TO possess IN early NE ths
knowledge obtanbm after years Ana what GAYS M
nights Of anguish w4might have been spared II the
klo ledge timel possessed. u IS
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
To behold the cknes and suffering endured By many VIE
for years from causes snpe and conoiiapie easily
remedIed-or better sal hot incurred, II every
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed the infnrm,ion contained little volume with
in the reach Of ALL which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY,
And her husband the Toll and anxiety Of mind
necessarily devovng upon him from sickness OF the wife,
without giving him the opportunity o.; acquiring that com.
which his eyeons entitled and the possession
which would the happiness of himself, wife, and
children
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COUNTY COURTS.


Counties. Judges. Residence.
Allamakee E. Elias Toplif, Monona.
Appanoosc. :. Reuben Riggs, Centreville.
Benton .... ohm FOrscythe Vinton
Boone...... Samuel Mccall, Boonborough
Buchanan. o. Il. P. Roszell Independence
Cedar........S. A. Bissell,. Upton.
Clinton. A. r. Cotton. De Witt.
Clayton ......- 'lllams, GarnaVlllo.
Clarke. ......... Oceola
Des Moines Charles Mason, Burlington.
Dubuque .....W Y. Lowell. Dubuque.
Davis ....... II. W Briggs, Bloomfield.
Delaware .... John Benson, Delhi.
Decatur .......D Cannon. Decatur
Dallas. .......S D Burnes.. Adell.
Favette .... .Thos. Woodle, West Union.
Fremont ......T. Greenwood, sydney
Guthrie. .....T. Bryan 80. Pamela
Henry .....M T Edwards Mt. Pleasant.
Iowa. W. H. Wallace, Marengo.
Jackson.......D. f. Spur. Bellevue.
johnson ......F. II. Lee, Iowa City
Jones ........ Joseph Mann. .Anamosa.
jefferson $500. Moses Black, Fairfield.
JASPER Jesse hickman. Newton.
Keokuk John Baker, .. Lancaster.
Lee Ed. Johnston, Fort Madison.
Linn..........N. W. lsbell, Marion.
Louisa. .......W. Williams. Wapello.
Lucas .... Jonas Wescott, Charlton.
Mahaska. 81 L c Crookham Oskaloosa.
Muscatine ....A Waahburn, Muscatine.
Marshall GeO, AlWdleI. Marietta
Marion. Joseph Brobst, Knoxville
Monroe ,.....D A RichardsonAlbia.
| Madison .. j. A. Pitzer,. Wnterset.
| MilIs.......J. Bennett 49,. Coonville.
Pottawattamie T. Burdick,. kanesville.
Polk Byron Rice, Fit. Des Moines.
! Powesh HEX :. j Ogden. Montezuma.
| Page ......... VIM Shearer,. Glenns
| Scott ........ VIM. Burris,. Davenport.
! Taylor. ...... John Low,....
Van Buren,. G. Wayne, 80. .Keosauqua.
| Wapello .... Silas Osborne, Ottumwa.
! Washington q. Enoch Ross, W Washington.
Warren ....W Henderson, Indianola,
| Winneshiek q. David Green, DEBORAH
Wayne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CorydOn
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
A. G. Dodge, Senator, ............B burlington.
| Bernhart Hem, Representative. Fairfield.
| Lincoln Clark, " dubuque.
U. S. OFFICERS.
Dist. Judge II j. Dyer, ..... Dubuque.
" Marshall. S. B. Sheleday Newton.
Surveyor Gen1 Geo. 3. Sargent, Dubuque.
IOWA CITY LAND OFFICE.
Register H. D. Downey. Iowa City.
Receiver. Eastin Norris.
FAIRFIELD LAND OFFICE.
| Register ..... Frs Springer. Fairfield.
Receiver ..... W. II. Wallace,
| DUBUQUE LAND OFFICE.
Register ...T. Mcknight, Dubuque.
| Rorciver NJ M Moblpv
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JUDICIARY.

ME COURT
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JACK WHALEY's BREEcnEs.-Jack
Whaley's wife one day CHANGED to
find an elegant piece of white leath-
er on the road, and she brought It
home with her in great delight to
mend Jacks small clothes which she
did very neatly. Jack set off the
next day, little suspecting what was
in store for him; but when he had
trottcl about five mics-it was in the
month of July-he began to feel
mighty uneasy in the saddle, a feel
ing that continued to increase at ev-
cry moment, till at last he said, at
was like taking canter on a bee
hive in swarming time; and well it
might; for the piece of leather was no
other than a blister that the apothe-
cary's boy had dropped that morning
on the road.
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BLACKSMITH SHOP.

1'HE Subscriber would respectfully inform
i the citizens of Johnson county, and the
travelling public that he may be found at his
old stand, where he is prepared to do all work,
in all and every branch of
BLACkSMlTHING:
Such as horse shoeing, ironing wagons, car
riages, buggies and the manufacture Of ploughs
and all kinds of farming tools, at the shortest
notice.
He pledged himself to give entire satisfaction
in every case, or work need not be taken away
from the shop. He has now CD hand several
New Two Horse Wagons,
ironed and finished in the neatest aud most
substantial manner, which he will sell upon
the most reasonable terms.
share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited. ANTHONY COLE.
Iowa City, July 9th, 1851.
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A SUDDEN APPEARANCE.-A little
scene, as the saw goes, mot set down
in the bills of the day." took place on
Sunday evening at a house on Wal
nut street. For some time past a
gentleman, somewhat prominent in
this city, and generally supposed to
be wealthy, has been paying his de-
roirS to a lady residing on the above
street. His neglected and abused
wife and family keenly felt such
heariIess treatment, and on the above
evening the wife, accompanied by
her son, followed the erring husband
to the domicil of the cyprian. Wait
ing a few moments until the gentle
man was fairly seated, she suddenly
strobe into the room aud confronted
the guilty pair, A tableaux indescri-
bable here ensued, the husband stood
amazed, and in his own language,
"the harness dropped" The injured
wife picked uP candle, calmly scru-
tinized the features of the object of
her ''iege lords" alteration, and af-
ter telling her. on The reason of her
visit, she left the room. We hope
the gentleman will profit by this, and
sin no more.-Cncinnati NonpareiI.
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Q. =. UT II LIS'
Dist. Judge j J. Dyer. ....D Dubuque.
I" Attorney 5. Whicher, Muscatine.
Marshal. 5. B. Shelleday Newton.
Surveyor Genl Geo. 8. Sargent, Dubuque.
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FAIRFIELD LAND OFFICE.

FAIRFIELD LAND OFFICE.
Register ..... Frs. Springer. Fairfield.
Receiver. .....W. IL. Wallace, "
DUBUQUE LAND OFFICE.
Register ......T T. Mcknight, Dubuque.
Receiver. NJ. NJ. Mobley,. 90
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CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
Bernhart Hem, Representative. Fairfield.
Lincoln Clark, dubuque.
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NnN R.,OG
\ SHOE. NAT AND car STORE.
Ii n n Squ are,

SHOE. mar AND car STORE.
N Ii n n 50 ~ re.
LlNGHBuHG, VA.
rlNHE undersigned Inv, jus. opened splendid
L stock OF BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. CAPS,
TRUNKS. CARPErBAtiS. &C., &c.. purchased this
MI in Bosr,n. New York and Philadelphia from the
lest osfnb ahed hoas.s in the northern markets. by
me of the Erm whiehthey would call the attention
ri the Ladies' aud gentleman of Lynehburg. and the
trade generally.
They have lao purchased the HAT ESTABLISH.
MENf of Mr.. Jacub Rnmbongh, and having in their
ainpny No, | wo,kmen, they prepared to msnufnn
re 10 nrler HATS al the latest style aud fine quail
ny.
call at our store. door below Messs Mosby and
iarand,s Auction room. where Ne will our best
uttons Ia please. A, COCHRAN,
doe iris JND q. TAYLOR.
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I'm nEsMING MACnuNEs aud

'Nn 10 Il u NG MACHINES and
J. WHEAT FANS The attention of the public 10
trapcollully invited Ia stock Of ThrcshnP Machines
aud Whcni Fans which substantially built, and IL
the most approved patterns. Persons in need of such
implements would do we'll To give our stock exnmi.
naon. feel satisfied that they will be pleased both
in price epd work munship.
All I'm, cement. warranted To perform we'll,
" Ib-ts DIuGutD a. BROTHER.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEslii

RRNANS II MONlC WATERS are unlare In
- tue cure Il 5nughs, Cold- Asthma, Bronchitis
Sore rhrnui. nnnrs,ness, Difficult BrcuIhng. lncpien
Consumption, and senses of the Lurgs. They have
tnste of medicine, aud my child will take them.
Thousands have hcenl tored health thni hud before
DIES, 'nre'l. Testimony huuarcds ut cnses. A
sins le dose relieves il MINUTES
Ask inr Brynn's Pum, &c Wntcrs-the original M
only genuine Is stamped 'ryan." Spu,ions kinds urc
offered for sale. Twrnty6, box Sold by deal.
generally j. BRYAN co. Rnehc,ter, n. Y. Pro.
netar-. Wholesale by j d WOOD, Richmnrd; r II
ROBERTSON &Co Peter, nrr J. II. PATTERSON
&Co.,W hceling, aud ID. II, IL MAN. Lynchbutg.
OCT l3.d3mif
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McCORKLE & JONES,


wnaLEsALr q RETsit
SirOcers ~ Commission Merchants,
Main st, Lynohburg. Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Emil Supply, to which
"A they soIeit the nttcntua Of their ifends and tho
public generally, vizi
300 Sack Salt.
100 Bngs Rio Sugar, Jnvn aud Maacnibo Coffee.
60 bblp. Crushed Pulverirod, Coffee and C,ai
fed Sugars,
10 hhds 7. Il. nnd N, o.. Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Mills, NIL sizes,
100 Sides Sole Lebther,
so Tons Country Rolled aud Band Iron. oil sizes,
% CHses inc stick Licnrce,
80 do Common Stick Licorcc,
20 do Fine Mass do
y Coil. Mani la Rope, to inches diameter,
80 Baskets Olive Oil
rs Boxes Candies, all qualities,
10 Barrels N. O. Mola.sss,
5 hhds. West L.. do
10 Burrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
& do Tnr,
40 do Herrngs. Mackcrel and Shod.
300 bush. Glover, T,moth,. Orchard. English Blue
and Ever Green Grass Seed.
5000 lis Prime Western Bucn Sides,
3U0n lbs Fine Family Hnms. Shoulders and Sides,
cured by WIN Mns.ie,
5000 lbs Cast Sheer and Blistered Steel all sizes,
40,p00 Feet lety Fuse.
900 Kegs Blasting nnd Gun Powder,
Is doz Rowland snnd Hnmes' Shovels,
sd0 Blankets, different qualities,
300 Wool Hats, do do
Also
Collcoes Domostics hleacler and unbeachcd-Bed-
Tickinga O.nnburgs, Smokn aud Chewing Tobacco OF
all qualities of their own manufacture which they war.
rantnl of which Thy will sell low for cnsh, TO punctual
customers time, or in exchange for country produce.
Call on US before making your bill. elsewhere, if you
please.
We want 1900 10 400 bushels sheled oa,s for which
oct 2idts MoCORKLE & JONES'
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
PoIt Walthall Line.

Po1t Walthall Line.
VIE beautiful and iavorile stpap,b nth Fen -
AUGUSTA, under thr command OF S-~rssxsazrss--ss5
capt. Nm. c. Smith $50 long aud favorably known to
me travelling community the Potomac and James
hIVcr has fesunrd her place the line via Pom Wal
hall, after having been ,nely ,ebu ard le, out
IA the most elegant sly c aud furnished with Lite Boats
Lhe Presersers, Force Pumps, anl alt the n pliances
required by Art of Congress the safety oi ss
nngcrs.
The Oars running il nexion with the Augusta will
lenve the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot every Mon
dov, Wednesday md Friday MORN rat 81 &c ock NJ
Persons arri ing in Richmond. by the Packet Bonts
hive but few STEPS walk Ia tn" Cars.
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
rateda,s viz: Tuesdays, Thursday, aud Saturdays, Mt
o'clock A.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &co...--. s. 90
fnre between Richmond. Coke's, Rings Mill and
Children over three yebr, and twelve
yenrs of age, half price
Meals enc ,.---... ...=.. -. ...#.. 90 so
Servants, throug 49,. .......-..-. so
Servants To my point II riyer,..---..-..-. 90
Meals, Observation-Disclosures. .......... 90 %
nov dscts THOS. DODAMEAD. SHpt
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LIME KUYERs IAKE NOTICE
lnn SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
iVO IS do Ground Alum Salt,
For sn G by
nov g-Is WA, 4. MILLER.

VIRGINIA AT ruleA held in the Clerks oihre
al the County Court al Appam ,tloS County, On
Mnrday ihe 9TH dny of Novembur 1895
John II. Davidson, Millnd Davidson ana Il 'ard On
WILSON,. ..-...--...#- -...--.....-.. ~ ihhHs
AGAINST
William Davidson. Elizabeth u tyidson, Polly ilnrdi-
man. Benjamin Garter and Lucy hi. wifr and -
OF Judith Davidson, decd, whon siHll be NJ q
I''aW"'s. =. $1,000. -...-..- HJrhd'Hs
The object ot this suit il ohnin decree or III
sale of the personal of Judnh Davidson deed
aud distribution OF the proceeds of such sue among
those entitled thereto.
Ard II appearing by proper affidavit lea that the de-
irndants, Willi,m Davdson. Erizabeih Davidson Polly
ilnrlmnn, Benlnmii Garter and Lucy his wife, not
rcsidets ol this Suite: il ordered that they do mp
p'nr here within nionh after due publication here
Of ard do what il necessary proeet their interest
aud thu copy ut this rider be published week
for four successive weeks In the ynebure NtRiuian,
aud posted ut the front door of the Cnr House OF this
County, ON the hut day of the County Court.
Copy -Tese.
II BDCOGk, Clerk.
JOHN ~. FLOOD. r. q. nay wiw
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

o., Aoove safe has been postponed 10 Monday the
IIH November, when il will rnke nluoe at Amhers c.
n ,a''' being Court dry.
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MCGOWAN a MARTIN, OFFER ,hsi,

N OOtWAN Al WAAbhN. orf III th"i'
lVH services 10 the public agents In
RECEIVING a. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the snle Of any aud all kinds Of ounry Prud,o
that may be their care One III us agent,
MI Royall will be the Rail Road Depot every da,
the arrival Of Freight Cars Tor The purpose of receiving
aud taking charg" o. any prulncc sent I" care.
The elps.st auonii eivenl . the receipt and dov
cry \ hea ,turn Or Oats.
Lett .by mail ,r otherwise will be promptly attend
ell to. mug le.dsets1
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Greene 4 Heath,
Co MISSIONS ME IL HANTS
SAN FRANC CISCO,
CRl I'm r m m

PARTICULAR ATTENTION rAip TO sALss or TOBACCO.
REFERENCES;- A, & A. Lawrenc d CO., Boa
toni Allen & Puxson New,York Paterson, Adams 81
Co, New Yurki Courtney, Gushing Co., Baltimore
Davenport Allen Il Co.. Richmond, Edmond Dascp
port Il CO. itiehmotd; MeCorke Il ne. Mcdaniel
Hurt n Prcston Miller e. Crenslsw. Lym, libnre. Va.
ott IL Ilmf6m
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
1benDer la uney a StuDle ID Goods,

NJ AIN Street Iyo.hbarg viIinia, Store IN
WI Cmlo's new building, fn mriy known ~ Kyle.
beg leave emil the atcntng of his friends aud
The public to his large and desirable stock III Spring and
summer goods embracing every article usually kept NJ
the dry gouds line, which will be offered
which cannot tail please NIL who may good
goods Mt low In,er. II Is friends aud the public
neatly requcs ed call aud examin. HE Stock II vi
Afford him very much pleasure to exhibit it,
lg-ts
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Unfading Likeness
In their large assortment and grent variety of
Frames, Cases, Looks Medallions, Pins &c,
q. w. MINN1S.
\. s TANNER,

IT lrlI UIEll nv FYTlsfs
IL G.lerirs, Min St.,ta sprs rom I ilge ST.
Lynchburg-> kenmore ST., Petersburg and IG Mai
ST. Richmond Va. oct 10 l.
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An Immense Coal Field In Market.

F1NliE undersigned hus leased for fifteen years Canl
/ fell on New Rive, Montgomery County, within
or .ev~n miles ol Tho Dept of tho Virginia aud
Tennessee Rairoad ut lew River.
SUCH. the bnndess quantity ana superiority OF this
Coal TINT the unlu sieped "a induced, irom its Hreat
,hluc aud ulnntc pruablcnc.s, to invite attention
wards II Tot the pui oC precuiiag additional aid in
liz arrangement lie will dispo4o Of hs interest alto
~ thor, such arrangements IA mny BIZ acoepIn-
hle tommy one WIN mny be engage In the
terPrize Ills Tense fifteen years with thu undispu
mb rtiehto Why over tho lanls, 81 Timber. &c.
And the privilege secured nitnr the fifteen years
Pin" oi removing all the Coal which may be raised IN
that time
The proximity Of this magnificent mine of wealth to
tie rrent improvement of the State, mud being exactly
the linz f Tie brunch Rail Road. down New River
considerations which must nuke II OF great vnlue at
dstnut dny.
The liberal policy which the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road Company are puraaing-by running
iar he Development al the PteRt mineral OF
the South we.iis another consideration which, will
hnnee The value Of the conlheds desire bring In
the market
All communications tie .uh eet will receive prompt
ncnlinn an every facility In making pcrs ana obsorya
tions, afforded ly the subscriber.
have appointed inn. u. Lee, Eaq., Of ~ nohbure,
my agent receive commune atione aud enter into
gaations concerning future operation III hsrncrpise
Either MI Ire oi myself will respond promptly to all
COMMUNICATIONS
My dress is Blaoksburg Montgomery County, Va
oct es.dsr2mf ISRAEL PRICE
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NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, W eluesday. and F,idnv.
nj o. a, NJ. for Port WaIha, where connects with
me eamhoat Augusta, Capt w Smilh,f,r Norfolk.
"r'smnuh, and all the intermediate places
"'f 10 N",olk or Portsmouth .......-.......s2 90
The freight ON all articles for Norfolk on Portsm nth
ard thu different landings the river must be pnid in
pdvuioe i''' ~
n B-Selvant- travelling by themselves must be fur.
nished with passes SO that one Gun be retained NJ
the office and it must be expressly slate, ON the nss
that they permitted 70 on tho Cars or Bout the
case may be.
nov 2.dSrts TUDS DoDAMrAp 81,
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w CONSIGNM ENT-And for sale low to
ton oas-s Superior Mass Lcarice.
eetss pe'r L1rss heavy Negro Blankets.
w. II AOSBf
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ACTION SALES.
.CGKOEs ron SALE
FUTURE DAYS.

NEGROEs ron SALE by siuue
= :, ,lertee of the Circuit Court of P,ttsylsaaH
! .hnll on Munlay the 2Sth inst, II being Court
Ilnlifax Coufi-Hou-e, sell Ia ih highest bid or.
.roes, the properly uf Jua c. DanrLdec'd .,
!, - nt snang men. women "a 4 rhildren-one hay
I sirl--nl likely. One half al the purchase mum
NJ .ix months. and the balance due in twelve
4 5 id fur division.
JOHN ID HUNT. Commissioner
IL 1T The same time and place, shall sill Is
Ii NEGROEs. say three men. one woman with
Ilren me woman with tine child. four young wo
Il re-, bows ani one girl.
Il b we Negroes truly valuable an1 desirable
fr no null. My object ing To raise mnLe,l
1 lecred the likeliest Of my number. aud can
|,asly recommend them. One of them isl e,'''i
! ooK.
TERMS:
hat payable in six Innnths. and the balance in
Notwithstanding interest from the expiration of
i g months.
b d wci28nov JOHN 4. HUNT.
Richmond Examiner copy
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

(sKY sIDE'I,IGHT CoMBiNED.)
MAIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW BRIDGE ST,
Lynchburg Va,
BEST be the Art dat fnmornlize,
The Arr that battles | ines tyrnunc cuim
To quench il. :"
vENIlE Subscribers have the pleasure TO
l. the citizens of Lynrhhurg and vicinity TINT heir
Gallery j, NOW IN readiness the reception OF visitors.
Having arranged th,Ir light and rooms with every
convenience Tor the successful prosecution al the Dn
gucrreotSpe and brought their md the atest nd
most APPROVED APPARATUS lhry feel warranted in say.
ing that those " hn mav wish aud
Unfading Likeness
Cnn obtnin such taken ia the be.t style OF the
The much n mined aud HESS Stcreoscopic or
Solid Daeu"neotlpss taken by the sub, rl in all
their perfection, seeming it to sford ia
sculptured ,fnt Iary.
In their largo assortment and greni variety nf
Frames, Cases, Locks, Medallions Pins &c,
in which ilacr Pefu the tsfr Of al may he giut.
flied in style a!.o IN price. All pictures warranted to
eivs satisfaction, NJ clrl.e vi lie mple A visit
their tinlirv Is nost respectfully soi.d. wnether Pic
lures irslrel OF pnI,
q. w. MINNiS.
\. TANNER,
f,a,t ical Dngrrra' rypsts
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D.NR 4 u - An who want AXES ol tho real
Il Collins& Co mike should be particular to notice
the stamps there various counarcii. aud imitn.
stamped Collins aud lahed much like ours which
lrandulcnty sold in parts Of the United States
manufacture. They lnnde In different pnrts
nf the country by various mixers and generally
al very inferior quality. The genuine Collins which
hive acquired such extensive reputniicn invn,
ublc stamped Collins A. Co, Hartford and each
axo hus printed label with my signature. IL 10 now
more Than % YEARS since we commenced thu bust
with the stamp Of collins e. Co., Hartford, md
| do not know of any other axe.maker by the Of
Collins in the United Staios. y. w. COLLINS
IA
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TRACT OF LAND,

sonve,c1 ir said deed, in the county of Pitt SD
H. living Oh Stauntnn river. knosn rs Wcsts Fer
1 adjoining the lauds of Sterling J Monroe, J. w.
peni Lain and others, and containing by com
h. 400 ACRES, he the same more or less.
L. of The land is valudble and there is Ferry
Ii TO H. and public road leading from Putsylva-
Lyncburs, the Land is wei worth the ntien-
ihose who may be disposed to embark in the
l.. nf public entertainn eat.
t;tlr . the above land is believed to be indispu
but acting as Trustee, shall only convey such IL
II, vested in me such.
SAM'L 4. MILLER, Trustee
Messrs. Joseph and George West,now residing
!, abuve metoned land, will doub,les show the
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New-iork and New Jersey Eleetious

NEWLY oRk Nov. AT the election held yos-
terday in New-York for State officer. and mem
bers of the Legislature, the whole Wbig State
'''ket was elected except for Judge of the APP
PEN court The sotts cast a larger vote than
the hards. The Legislature is Wing.
TRENTON, y. j.. Novg.
Price dem, was yesterday elected Governor Of
New Jersey The Legislature is democratic.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. y.
Inc Neopolitnn Minister TO the United States
died here last night