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Cure Of Consumption,

Ljror Complaint, Colds, Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all Throa! and Lung Com
plants.
| have published a brief work on Consum-
ptiOn, which contains an invaluable recipe
for the cure Of these prevalent diseases, even
in their worst stages, when friends and ply
siciaAs have given up all hope. The Lung
5aLSam prescribed in this work Cures wihOu
the expensive aid Of physicians or injurious
use OF patent medicines. In adopting this Sys-
tenn Of Cure the patient kBous ,chdt he is u.s.
ug-knOws that he is not shortening his
pays by the use of anodgnes or mercurials.
which may seem to Rcliere but never Cure,
He knows when using this Lifesaring Bal
sam, that he is taking mild, pleasant, effica-
clJuS remedies, such as Nature prescribed
for the ills her children suffer. The ingredi-
entS composing this Lang BalSam are obtains
able (Cheaply tOoJ wherever consumption
exists, proving that ErerV III has It's aHtidoLe
ConsumptIve patients may Rely on thJS reCeIp
tall Lung Complaints are removed by lls
use)-l. would not attach my name to il, had
doubt Of its efficacy. The directions for
preparing and using the Balsam are perfectly
plain. Iprefer selling the Recipe TO making
the Balsam, as it enables people to Make
Hctr OJCH Medicine at a IrIGmg Cost. vii
impart the secret of making the Bdlsam, and
the Family right to use it, for 81, but in 10
case will | sell it for specializing purposes.
Proof Of its Goodness.
Jackson, Mich. March 81, 1851.
Doct. s. .TOUSEY-Su: Youwished me
to let you know what effect your preparation
of Medicine for Consumption and other dis
eases had in my family. After the first ten
days my wife gained in weight 3 lbs, relieved
her cough, changed her cOuutenance, and all
appearances were better. My family would
not be willing to do without it. 1t is a med
icne much needed in Jackson-there is many
cases similar to my wlle's. The Rev Mr..
Blanchard will write you for recipe. Res.
pectlully yours. IF. POOL.
Address, post paid, (enclosing SI) DR.. S.
TOUSEY, 100 Nassau street. New York.
The work goes by mail under seal.
October I, lS5l-6m
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Fits! Fits! Fits!
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS.

For the cure Of FIts, SpasmS, CrGmps, and
aU Nervous and Constitutional Diseases
Persons who are laboring under this dis
tressing maIady will find the Vegetable Epi-
lcptic Pills TO be the only remedy ever dis
covered for curing Epilepsy. or Falling Fits
These Pills possess a specific action on
the nervous system; and, although they are
prepared especially for the purpose of curing
Fits, they will be found of especial benefit
for all persons afflicted with weak nerves, or
whose nervous system has been prostrated OF
shattered from any cause whatever. Inchron-
ic complaints, or diseases of long standing,
superinduced by nervousness, they are ex-
ceedingly beneficial.
Price s. per box, or two boxes for So
Persons out of the city, enclosing a remit
tance, will have the Pills sent them through
the mail, free of postage. For sale by SETH
S. HANCE, No. los Baltimore street, Balti-
more, Md, TO whom orders from all parts Of
the Union, must be addressed, post paid.
June 2, ISJ3.-ly.
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If8Y I Is u

ResOlUed by the Town Council Of the Bor-
ough Of Stroudsburg, That notice be given TO
all persons owning lots Of ground in said Bor-
Ough fronting on Elighabeth street, commen-
cling at the south east corner Of the lot occu-
pied BY James II. Stroud and Charles r. An
dree, thence down said street 20 the northeast
corner of Michael Browns lot ION the north
west side Of said Elizabeth street) Also COM
Tnencng at the northwest corner Of the lot
owned and occupied by John ID. Young, from
thence to the northeast corner Of the lot
owned by John Boys, next the saw mill lot,
on the southeast side of said Elizabeth street,
are required to have the sidewalks of the same
Oh both sides Of said street graded, curbed,
and paved with good brick by the first day OF
September next, and the same shall be made
and done under the direction Of the Town
Council, and according to the survey (as to
beighth and width made by the said Council.
All persons who neglect or refuse to have
The same graded, curbed, and paved in pur-
suance Of the above resolution and with
IN the time therein appointed, the Town
Council after the expiration Of said time will
have the same done at the expense of the
property owners, according to the Act Of As
Bembly entitled an Act Regulating Bor-
oughs," approved April Sd, 1851.
Notice is hereby given, that on and after the
10th day of July, 1853, the following tax shall
be imposed upon the owners of dogs and bitch
es in said Borough. Upon the owner of one
dog fifty cents, upon the owner of two or more
dogs fifty cents for the first and one dollar
per head for all others, and upon the owner
Of every bitch two dollars.
Supplement- TO Borough Or
dimamce.
Be it enacted by the Burgess and Assist
ants or Councilmen of the Borough Of Strouds
burg. and it is hereby enacted by the author
Jty of the same:
That on and after the 10Th day of July,
1853, if any wood pile shall be permitted to
remain in any street or alley of said Borough
for a longer period than forty-eight hours, the
owner or owners thereof shall pay fine Of
City cents for every period of twenty-four
hours said wood shall remain in any street or
alley aforesaid contrary to this ordinance.
Approved June 2Sth 1853.
CHARLTON BURNETT, {, Burgess.
JOHN EDINGER, 9
GEORGE II. MILLER,
JAMES II. WALTON,
DAVID KELLER, $
MELCHoIR SPRAGLE. 3
June 80, 1853.
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The above reward will be paid for the ap-
Prehension of any person who will say that
Isaac H. Loder does not sell the chea pest
and best Cabinet Fnrniiure at the PeonLeS'S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-17
I TAlI.OR,S
FALL FASHIONS, 1852.

HSAYLOR, OPPOSITE BARNFMs would Invite es-
i peeial attention 10 his Fall Fashions Tor the
ensuing season which he viii introduce on Wed
nesday, Sci TENDER Isl, being confident haiti will
be found the most graceful ana truly superb HAT
ever presented. IN commencing the Fall cam paign
he would return franks to his numerous friends and
customers Dot their generous support, and IbeSS 10
assure them that nothing shall be warning on his
part 10 merit continuance of their IavcTs! In
view oi the vast accumulation ofSmail accOpnts as
accfuiEg underline old systein'of Sen.Annl al coll
lscti0Ds as we'll as exigeaeies growing out Saf The
change I'D our State Constitution, has Induced him
10 come before hfs customers with a new front; in
other words, hethas determined Ito change his man
ner Of toing business, and which, he fattefs him
self, viii meet their hearty approval. A per cent
age, insepafable from the credit system, including
losses ana collection will BY thiS change be secured
the customer as instead OF booking them for the
small sum Of S and ST. he willlmake an abaie-
ment Of ten per cent. toreash payment thus Hat
OF superior quality. the material and Manufacture
alike being the highest class, and which under
the credit system CANNOT be sold for less than s.,
wilnow nett 81 So an article bf second duality,
which in all p0iHts eanR9 be SURPASSED cue AkBibHg
pH6Rgs OF certain dedteTs 10 tae contrary Hatrffh-
Standing in MS or any oh egg fof tie same price
ri-: 81, will now netl 50 60 thus there win be a
clear abatement or ten per cent and the rule will
be applied without deviation 10 every article 10 the
trade. Bfygad his, is iatpGsSiLeI; u preLeadmore
is absurd. .1.S Na#s & 4
To secure his customers asupeTior article lie has
perfected arrangements hy.Waich he imports 8t his
raw material and has established on his premises
manufacturing department; HE whole ektabl ish-
mehi being under the immediate snpsrvisionbf his
own eye, and directed byThis experience, he skill
and tact OF superior foremanship regulates the de-
tails, and thus completes the whole arrangement,
and insures % the customer the faithful perfor
nance Of every part Of The coniFact.
Sent g. IS52-=6m. -fe': Opposite BarnutIl's
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CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. !

TIME subscriber tegs leave TO return his sincere
Il thanks for the very hberal patronage he has
received during The lasl thieen years he has teen
engaged in Coach Making in Charlesiowni ant
this is the CONNIE ncemenEofa year and set
Ting U p time hi would mbst respectfully request
all who know themselves nSebIed call and settle
AtIihere are sona few accounts that have moi been
scted'for the last ten years he,wdud suggek set
q, ment, and thea b. psfiecty willing Togo IN for
antRher ten.
lie has large assortment of CARRIAGES or
all kinds, which be will sell low for cdsA pr On
croaA to suit the purchasers or ma Ike 10 order any
description of CARRIAGES. He hiss now on
hand Jenny Lind Coaches, six-passenger; Rocka-
ways. four ard two passenger; Bugeiss ditto /;
Carryoles and Bafuuches.t Also, largo stock Of
second AaAa Carriages WI cl will be sold very low
Coach Barouche and Ba9gy Harness from SIS
10 $500 made OF the bea plaitripl, aud ID approved
Workmanship.
Carriages and Harness fepaiTed II short notice
Fsh. 10. 1853 1ft w. ]. HAWKS.
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Warehouse al me Old Furnace,
uRE4T CORN, sd, .u.AyTED.

WHEAT, CORN, Sd, TAINTED.
7NHE sabsfIihefsrsspeetl1ly inform the citisens
Il .of Jefferson and. Berkeley counties va, land
those pc Washington comfy, Md, that they Have
erected large and tomtaodibus Bfick Warehouse
at ihe+0ld Farnace, On the RolomaeriFer (nfder
abe name and lfHi or Lucas & MpORE.@
where they will at slliInes tc prepared ID furnish
transporialie1, Va hsjr superior liEe -of Canal
Boats, for any. and afi freight destined for The
Markets Of fAp Dislfiet Terms Reasonable and
such as will make II the neIis, OF als 10 give ,lssn
II tidal. HI
/ 'ieft-rhe highest market Cash rriee will he
pstlI f5r from 1--WE ~ twenty thousand bushels Of
WHEAT-ta W delivered III such ilnifs as The
parties may agree and in paFcels 10 sniilihe chn-
Feniehce Of thpse Interested Also The highest
market price VIII be- paid fir CORN, OATS, .and
codniry Prodnce adHefaDts. Farmers and others
win ana ii 10 their iTterestto tall before disposing
bf their Grain or Produee, aslour arrangements are
such asto ntffr inahfenenis{ equal 10 that az aty
other House VI The VAllry
\ PL1SI,ERi FISH, SILT &c,
Will Ne kept Christianity on harii and disposed of On
the most rea sdnabie Germs ly lhe cargo ri smaller
quantity ROBERT LUCAS JR.,
Hill SAMUEL MOORE!
n Old Fdrnacc, Aug g. lS52+Iy
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HATS! HATS!! HlTS!!!
NECENAIL a. RXlO..

NJ JX M LI'IMURE Is I'R q ETT, On
nESlsE to call the attention of their friends
IL and The public generally, 10 their CO
general assortment OF HATSiofthe latest ~
styles. Mop. K Brct deem ii uhneeessa- ~
Try 10 tax the public with reading long dissertation
on The selling and making 81 flats, believing that
az Intelligent public pay hut lille attention it
We have never Thought y NECESSARY ia give olher
than psain announcement Of dur introduction or
Styles &c. and feel assured haiit has been a+ipre
ciaied hy our friends and The public generaI{y Who
hasn ior 80 many years extended p Us sol liberal
share o. heir patronage Ii il hardly necessary
iof hsio say thar we have The sane facilities that
Others q Fe, 70 get up onrtwofk and have always
sod u, prices a. reasonable andfafe continuing 10
do -. as asY establishment IN the CIV Cali and
jndge lnr yourself
4 N4velnber4 1852 'iF#
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nALTIMoRE AGENCY.
YARIETY.


Ma viii never see him more.
~ lSince thus be- likes 10 roam,
And when his cab stops u the door,
~ John, say-I am not home
lie smiled last, night whea Bette smiled,
They must have met before y
ifihas By Der be Is beguiled.
Ill never zee him more y
i,il sing no more the sony he loved,
Nor play the waltzes DER,
Nor wear the eolors be approved,
IN never please him more
I'll conquer soon loves foolish fame.
As Thousands havelbeforc,
Look strange Mhene'er hear his name.
And ae'er pronounce ii more
The plat Or hair must resign. -
=, That next my heart wore
lie, too, must yield that tress Of nine
lie stole when truth hesEoie!
The miniature fused TO trace,
And feel romantic DER,
5 I'll tear from lis morocco ease,
And-neyer kiss i more
This ri6g--his gift--I must return,
III makes my fingers screi;J
Then there's his leitcrs-thdse Plllburn,
And trample on the floor,
his sonnet. that my album graeed,
(My tears thus blot il o'ef,)
The leaves together thus paste,
And ne'er behold il more
III waltz and Dirt with Easign c.,
Though voted of a bore y
In short, I'll show my heart is free,
And sigh for him no more
n we should meet, his eye shall shrink,
Ny scornfIl glance before
That's his kncck-hcre, Johnt ] think
III see him jast--onee more.
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ZOllicIxOfIerss
Anti--n heumafic g0rd;aI

For TIE Cwe ef atahaiaaioru and Cronsr Rie,..n.;.
RAsrRatse Goat, Ns'naisia, Seialieq. Lumbaeo.
&c. 9cs Sc
0F A diseases Incident to he human family.
" there y none perhaps which occasions 81 much
iDtense suflering and physical disability an. none
that appears % elicit so little commiseration and
sympathy as Rarsu3aiisaH Ia Us variaus modiicas
tons. Medical writers ana ne faculty Ia eeneral
have entertained different views asio the cause *
this Eainu maladY, and hence the variety Of come
poundssct one kind on other, which have been pre-
senteu 70 the public as enralives sThisis prepa.
ration originating entirely with the subscriber and
ne can therefore recommend il as perfectly safe a.
well as etcient being wholly free from any dele
teTious substance whaiever As prouf Of its valaa-
bic efficacy read TIE following cer,ifcs,es
March 22ad. 1850
Respected trtead About four years Rgo was at~/
tackled with innamtnaiory Rheumatism 10 degree
that il inyolyedmy Whole body with an amonn, Of
pain that was unable 10 wak or even HELD nv
SELF Ha.iag heard Of thy Anli-Rheuma,ic Cor
eiab Lpfocgfed bottle Of il, and before had Ia
ken half Of H. was able 10 attend 10 nv ordinary
business, and hare remained free from she disease
ever since. DANIEL MCCARTHY, n
% SwaHson So, below Almond Philis
Hsrpers-Feffy, VAT August ~ 1851.
NJ Z3lliesafsfr- pear Sir Il aforcs me great
pleasure ii ada my testimony iofhe beneficial eiisct
ot ZolIfcka4tr,s 1acS matic Cordial. HayinEAeeT
afflicted via Rheumatic Geut or as !, was termed
by some PHYSICIANS, l5Inlimmalory Rheumatism,
for the lasiie yeafsIof my life almost without IN
termissihn and the PAIN was greatly Increased BY
The prevalence of wet weather. 80 much So as % Re
almost ihsnpporEatles furthermore, was Frequent 1
ly confined 10 nF bed for III rec mouths ii time -
After having tried various physicians and RENE
dies without number | was induced through a
ftieEd 10 Try yoaF iayaluaAe medicint3 and ! am
happy 70 inform YOU hal after taking one bJtile.
feel perfectly well 81 Rheumatism and also End
thatmy general health has teen mnch Improved
yerylguy yours, JOHN SELLERS.
HaIpers4Ferrs Nov. III, ISL
take great pleasure in leslfying TO the excel
lent qualities o. MIR Zoiliekoiier's Aali-2hcumatc
Cordial IN etiecling what Is claimed for ii. Twas
Frustrated with Rhehmals,n 50 as 10 he entirely
unable Is attend 10 my business and indie 1 GOULD
scarcely walk orf ruosie Soon after | commenced
the use ef the Cafdail ! felt its benefc al eficcIs4
upon my systems and inc find thal has well nigh
eradieaed the disease. walk wiihease, the swel.
ling and stiffness has 8gone out at my Ainbs,~and Ii
feel assured thaiI shan soon be free from lhe do
ininien Of my enemy. JOHN ]. ALLEN.
Being familiaf with the Facts above statsd Isu5-
scribe myself, G. w. BUTTON. p. M
Prepared only by Henry M. xallckyfcr, 3
corner of Pine ana Sixth street. Philadelphia !; and
sold In bottles ST. each, Nv T. d. HAMMOND,
Harpefs- Ferry. Va, upon application 10 whom
numerous certificates Of id efficacy can De seen.
February IL lSJS.p
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e Wa wish thn Dnnlanrralin I

sEr We wish the Den,sreratic papers
! would call Mrs. Pierce the ,bae Of the Pres
ideni elect, instead Of his Idly They are
legally married, and she entitled to the
name Of wife. Besides, itishocks all of our
ideas Of morality to hear it said that the
President elect Of the United States is trav-
cling around 50 much With any other lTo.
man than his wife If any Of the Demo
cratic papers labors under the impression
that the title is not grand enough, We can
assure them that Biacklrood'st Nigga iac,
which is high aristocratic authority, has full
ly endorsed ii in long aud excellent arti-
Gle, the text Of which was taken from par.
agraph in this paper
An anecdote is told Of d Scotch shop.
keeper, " tho declined some request made BY
customer. do you know, said the Gus.
toner, that l am the Bishops lady p
Hoot, woman, was the answer, I would
do il if 10 was his wife much less bis led.
dey.' Lady isa beautiful word in its place,
aud female Is proper word in its place, but
either Of them employed for wife Or woman
is 10 shocking tastenl-Pr0p Jour
no Would you like 10 subscribe for
Dickens Household Wordsp
Household words have played The dick.
ems with me long enough, was the feeling
reply
The agent absconded.
Reauciag the Poiafs - 7 Teacher, How
many points Of tho compass are there,
John Two East and West; there used
10 be four, but as Mr. Webster said he
didn't know no North Or South, / suppose
,hers isn't any
Jast too Latc AT the close Of temper
anos meeting IN Paris, Canada West! per-
son solicited beautiful young woman TO
append her name 10 the pledge, saying
1fWill you net give me your name, miss p
No, sir was the quick reply II have
promised my name to another gentlemen
metNill you open the servicesi' H.
quired deacon Of = brother, who was an
oystsrman BY profession.
Ne, i thank you, said he, half waking
from . dosei I've left my knife at home
nr A boasman asked his captain what
A. n. stood for after mans name to
which the captain answered, with look Of
great sagaeity-
why, Anti. Mason, you darned foolr
s ~ A veteran partysman took q paper.
and saw at the head, Pierce and king.
but mol having his spee,acles Oh, read L.
pierce for King
"A lie Wing lie, ;: says he;. he isn't M
Ter king-he's up for President
n a sleepy deacon, who sometimes en.
cages in popular amusements. Ihearins An.
minister quote these words, Shuttle oil this
mortal COLL started up, aud rubbed b;s
eyos, exelaiming-
Hold on, Squire--it's my deal q
n Why are coant5r girls cheeks lie
French calieol
Because they are 'Warrented to wash and
rstaia their color
n. Clara, my dear, what beautiful
SKY ;gboa I admire it
Ne, Charlie sometimes wish l was :
s-k.y.
N Never Hatssr your sweetheart II you
w;sk ktr 20 remain faithful Brown says
Il fattered his ill she got TO proud q
SPEAK % him.
- a ioker learning that an abscopdine
creditor kS3 resolved 10 settle in California
~ ks M glad % hear be intended % ~
n. 1oneNhetq-
a Why i : vain young iady likes con
A'7 7...1.. nsi,1jr Il ,hsp Il, s.tishs4 viii
~51.riI, ~ d BE glass 81
~ N1QEsf <ts
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DOnlestics.

VNEhaye on hand. ready for sale, largt stock
wv ofServanis' Csitons-sueh. as
Twilled Osuabufg Pants;
Plaa 90. Shirts
81 Brown Cotton. heavy;
>Bleached and Brown Shiriings;
:" Sheeling~;
Plaid and Plain Coi,ons for Dresses; +
Striped Osnaburg
IS lbs Knitting Cotton, Nos 10, IL, Is, 5ad l6,
brown, bleached and mixed;
The prices very low
Feb. 10. HARRIS K RIDENCER.
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YESTERDAY AsD To-MoRRow.

y
As the sun now CLOVIS on earth,
Ages have beheld IL glow h I'll 49,
As the flowers now spring 10 birth,
Sprang they thousand years ag6;
So each day must pass away JRE
Bringing smiles or sending sorrow
Asfhe world was yesterday
So'twill be TO morrow, love
So twill be Tomorrow.
Wherefore should We own our pain,
Since the pain Ike all things goeth?H
Where's the wisdom to complain,
~ Since our feeling no one knoweth.
Hearts may bloom, yet show mo flowers;
Eyes may mourn, yet hideIthe sorrow
As the world went yesterday,
So twill 20 Tomorrow, love;
So twill 30 tomorrow.
Life Is like the wind that blows
When the clouds Of morn are breaking;
Lie Is like the stream that flows
Something leaving something taking!
Better cherish whaI1Me may,
Than recall the past-wiih sorrow
As the world roll'd yesterday 5s*
So twill roll to- morrow, losels
So twill roll to- morrow.
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Iron.l Iron a

" E have jus, received large and wei selected
w assortment 81 Plough Irons Of every deesrip-
tioni 3. I. and aad inch Hammered Tire
Iron; Sledge Moulds, Crow-hars. ScpllopE and
Band Iron, Small Round and Square Iron. &c !
all 81 the vefy best quality, which we will SELL on
very small advance for the cash or TO pnneiusi
CUSTOMERS on time.
Feb u. 1853. T. RAWLINS & SON.
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Meat-Eater ttention!

TINE undersigned have been compelled hereto
u fore to robustness under many disadvantages,
having 10 pay cash Tor all stock purchased, and
sell The same upon creditof al least ~ months
The Trustees Of Charlesiown, however, havinges-
fabiShed Market, which has thus far been most
literally paironized, necessity upon The part Of
ourselves no less than what we conceive 10 he the
Interest Of our customers compels us 10 give notice
that hereafter we shall keep the market regularly
supplied with the best
BEEF. MUTTON AND VEAL,
which meuev or lasour can procure, and ID be sold
al the Lowssr PMeEs which our PURCHASES will
afford fer Cash only. As this rule win operate NOT
only to our own advantage, but subserve ihe inter
est ofonr customers, we hope 10 be able greatly 10
enlarge our business during The year and furnish
such articles Of Meat as have never before been
seen 10 the ChaTlesown Market, and at prices Of
which none can complain.
II Those indebted On 9 old scores, /" are request
ed 70 settle up Immediately. as All our capiia no
less than our profits are distributed among the
community al large.
WM.JOHNSoNt
/ Jaa'y G, 1853. SAML C. YOUNG /.
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Sundrics .gUst Receiyed.

HAND-AXES, Haichels Coschmakers, Draw
- ing HALVES, AngeEs. Rat Hinges, ot. al
sizes Ladies. skimmers and Fbiks. Ivory handled
hnives and Forks. Plane Bis Sheep Bells. inn
w ads, Hat and Coat P ms Ticks, Halter Chains,
y, agon Boxes, Carpeaier-Lo Ssock-Lbtks,
q mofse-Csnas. Canciesiieks, Iron Shovels and
Fehs3 Il RAIRI MS snrr n
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ATTENTION, H0USEKEEPEIS /!
Old Furniture Made New

TIME undersigned having had long experience
l. in the -Cabinet-making Business In Charles
town as we'll an Apprenticeship in Phitadel-
phia, respectfully offers his services to visit the
Hpusekeepers Of the county ali their houses, and
Altsr, Repair, Edrnfsh and Dress, 4
i'd any manner desired a articles of
FURNITURE
thatmaY need renoYatiug. No matter what may
be 1.-THE work required, he will attend 10 il with
prpmpIness and fidelity, and bis charges will be
most reasonable.
Reference as 10 his capacity may be made 10
Messrs. Leonard SadleT, Humphrey Reyes Robert
I. Brown Wells ). Hawks, and othersof Charles
town.
Any one desiring his services will please apply
TO him personally ID Charlestown or through the
Post Office. GEO. r. EVERETT.
Septeinber2 1859 IT.
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NOTICE.

AJoTICE is hereby given, that the Trustees of
In Charlestown will make application so the
Legislature OF Virginia, fer the enactment OF law
empowering them 10 extend the limits Of Cb4rles-
town. or for an increase OF power Whereby the in
ierests Of the corporation may be defended, and
preserved THE TRUSTEES.
Dec % 1852 s