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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10
To Farmers, Dairymen 8 lthers,

FlNHE Subscribers, having obtained Letters pa
i tent ior Iheir Improved Hydro-T Thermal
Churn are prepared TO dispose ofriShls Tor Stalts
counties, and towns and individual privileges. bu
most reasonable terms.
Il would be snperfiaous 70 present in The fofm'
Of exraraeant newspaper Pafs, the many advan-
tages our Churn has over all others. we vii
simply stale that with our Improvements butter
can Be prodbced nom pure cream in from / ID
minutes, and from fresh unskimmed milk in from
8 10 10 minutes, The milk being 6i for liable use
thereafter.
By the peculiar form Of construction ofthe dash
er The butter lsreadily accumulated and gathered
in mass, requiring no additional labor ogher han
the mer usual seasoning or sailing
Our Churn Apparatus is also admiralty adapt
ed for the producing Of ices the frbihing Of
eggs, &C, and In his respect Is most valuable 10
Conftclioners and Families.
The ChuTn is simple cheap, and durable in con
siruction and can Be operated BY q child eight or
ten years Of age. Ia word the invention needs
only TO be tried to prove its great and general
utility.
Circulars will be furnished in few day show-
ing drawings and giving description Of tie churn.
Persors desiring further information, Churns,
or rights will address postage paid,
HARRISON 8 GALLAHER,
Care 0fJohn s. Gallaher, ir.,
washington, D. c.
Anrii II ISSl-Ren eonv
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NEW AND CHEAP.

n EW AMI C11EA1.
THE Undersigned has jus. returned rom the
i Eastern markets with the largest end most
STOCK OF GOODS
he has ever offered AT this place, all OF which has
been purchased on the very Best possible tetms, and
will be sold low any goods OF the same goal
ity can be in the Valley of Virginia. consisting in
part OF the following articles viz:
Clotas. Cassimeres and Tweeds;
Fancy Cassnets at very low prices;
Silk SatiA and Marsailles Vestings;
Italian Cloth and Summer do.
A good assortment Of Cotton Goods for Sum-
mer wear;
An assorimen. of Beached and Brown Cot
d. do osnaburg Cottons;
Black, plain, striped and 6gered Silks
Tartons, Illusions and ySaTcanetis;
Swiss Cambris and Jaconet Muslins;
PLAIN and figured Canton do.
A large assortment of Calicoes and Cling
hams;
Der ges and BeTage de LANES, very che ap ;
Lawns, Muslins &c
Irish Linen and Linen Tablecloths
Linen Silk, and Cambria Handkerchisfs;
Grape, Silk aud Cashmere Shawls, Of every
variety;
French worked Collars and Cuffs;
Dress Trimmings sc
Silk and Straw Bonneis, very cheap;
Artificial Flowers &C. and almost everything
in the IA ICY way;
Ladies. Misses snd Children's Shoes;
Hats and Caps, of every qualify and price, (
Also, large stock Of GROCERIES of The best
quality consisting in part of
Coffee Sugars Chocolate Teas
Moiasses, Syrups Bacon Salt, &c.
Also, good assortment Of Hardware
Cutlery Carpenters Tools SC
~ Walters Looking glasses, and Tinwafe.
large i ok of Q6eenswaTe, &c.
All of which via be sold on The very best terms
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G ENERAL AGENCY,
Washington, d. c.

THE subscriber offers his services to the bubble in
l. Misrepresentation Of Claims before Congress. or
any Of the Departments of the Government. Some
years experience as discussing agent of tie Indian
Department.. with general knowledge fine mode
of transacting business in the various octs Of the
Government enables him 10 premise satisfaction 10
lalIRho MAJ entIust business OF this character 10
his care.
He will also give special attention TO tbe eollec
tion OF claims against parties residing 10 sthe Dis
trici of Columbia or its vicinity negoiiatis loans
as well as fheipurchase sale Of Stocks Reai Es-
tate. Land Warrants. &c, &C. or furnish nforma-
iion 10 correspondents residing distance 10 re-
gard to any business which may interest them at
the seat OF Government
His oaics i over the Banking House d selden.
July 81. ls53 -
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T EXCHANGE BANK or
SEI.DEN, " ITHERe 4 CO.,

w ASHINGToN, ID. u
TlHR undersigned respectfully announce tina
IL thky have formed co-partnefshin 10 lransac
geneftl Banking and Exchange business in this
city, unaeE the firm of SELDEN, WITiERS/&
CO., and are prepared to deal in
EbreigaGisd Domestic Exchanges Tfme-Btns Pro
misseyy Notes Certificates ot Deposste Lttixrs at
s \ Credit, Bank Notes and Cots,,
We andertaketo make collections and promptly
TO renii tie proceeds 10 any designed point within
on w1ihput the Union.
MIR WILLIAM seldom, member Of the firm, and
for msfy wears past the Treasurer IL he U1tited
States ~ilg give his careful personal attention TO all
6nanciu business which we may BIZ employed u
transact with any ofthe Departments Of the Govern
ment
The business which our employers may require
us to uahsact, wilrbe conducted with hdeity anc
prompsude, and upon The most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer of HE U. S. :
JOHN WITHERSt
OfAlerendriu Va.
.R. W! LATHAM,
OF Washington D. c.
LIZ BAYNE,
Of Baltimore, M.
Washington, Dec. 6, is5O--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10
To the Public.

TIME undersigned, having engaged in the Mer-
i camille Business, are now opening, at Do
Fans old stand near the AFmory Gate a veryIex-
tensive stock OF Dry Goods, Hardware Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps Bonnets, &c to an ex-
animation OF which they respectfully invite The at
.ention OF the public. Their motto is not large
profits, bot large sales. They are determined TO
conduct their business on the most liberal prfnci-
pies and 10 use every effort to merit the public
confidence and patronage. Whatever they sell
shall be OF the character represented, and nyaria
bly, reduced TO such prices that none may hope 10
uldersell. They have established such extensive
arrangements as win enable them to supply the
market with eyery article they deal in at the very
lowest prices. They feel confident an examination
Of the variety quality, and prices of their goods
will convince the public that money may be saved
BY purchasing at their house
They will give particular attention 10 the Gro
Gerry aud Provision Business for which they have
made ample room, By an enlargement OF the prem
ises, and iamiHeS may rely with confidence upon
being supplied by them with articles in this linz Of
fresh and superior quality. They purchased their
Groceries. mostly IN large quantities and always
tor cash.
They keep very heavy stock on hand and can,
and will, sell them al phi unusual in this mar
ket- The following enumeration will give gen.
eral outline OF their extensive stock:
Plain, Changeabe and Figured Dress Silks:
Plain and Figured Mouslm de LANES;
Challeys, Lawns, Ginghams, Alpaccas, Canton
Cloths;
Bombazines, French and EDglish Calicoes
Brown and Beached Muslins;
Ticking Begging Checks, Plaids, Linen Sheet
ings, Table LiBens and Oil Cloths;
TowIings, White Red and Yellow Flannels;
Irish Linens. silk, Grape. Cashmere and Mpus-
lin Shawls;
Hosiery, Kid, Thread Cotton, silk and six
Nett Gloves;
Cambria Jaeonefs Laces and Edgings;
PLAIN Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Needle-wWked Goods. Trimmings Bonnet Rib
bons. Parasels and UmhrellaS3
| Coating Linens Jeans and Tweeds;
! Cashmere Cassnets Linen Drills;
| Cravats, Suspenders, Boots and Shoes IF every
description for Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Children;
Silk Fur. Straw. Chip, Kossuth and SLOUGH
Hats of every variety. n
| A large stock Of Hardware including Cutlery
and House furnishing materials;
| r he and Blasting Powder;
| Queensware, anu WOODWARD Window Glass,
Puuy, Oil snuP ints;
| A LOT OF fine Tobacco and Segars;
| Bacon, Salt, Fish Lard, Potatoes, Flour and
Corn Meal
They have u choice lot ide Liquors, wherewilh
| they will supply Gentlemen a. cheap as the same
brands can be bought in the cities.
WALSH BRO.
Harpers- Ferry, April 20 is54-us
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No. I6 SOUTH FREDERICK ST
BALTIHORE, MD.

EstGbisedi in order 10 afford he afflicted sound and sci
sntife medical AID, and for Die suppression Of Quaek
cry.
DRJ B. SMITH has for many years devoted
IL his whole attention 10 The treatment Of Private
Complaints, in all their varied and complicated FORMS
His great success in those long standing and difficult
cases. such as were formerly considered ncurable, is
sufficient 10 commend him to the public as worthy OF
the extensive alTonage he has received Within the
last eight years DR. s. has treated more than 30 500
cases Of Private Complaints, in their different forms
and stages practice which doubt exceeds shat of
all the other physicians advertising ID Baltimore,
and not single case is known where his dire
strictly followed and medicines taken al reasona Bile
time W thout eheetng radical and permanent cure
therefore persons afflicted with diseases cf the above
nature, no matter how difficult or long standing the
case may be,' would do well TO call on Dr. SMITH
at his office, No. SIS. FREDERICK ST.. and il not
efectuay relieved no remuneration will be required
for his services His medicines are free ffom Mercury
and all mneTal poisons put up in and compact
form, and may be taken IN public private house,
or while irayelng, without exposure Or hindrance
from business, and except in of violent inam.
nation. no change Of diet is necessary
STRICTURES.-Dr Smith has discovered ne W
method by which be can cure the prm of strc.
patient Irritation Of the urethFa PROSTATE glands
or neck of the bladder, is sometimes mistaken for
structure by general practitioners or chatlatans
YOUNG MEN
and others afflicted with Seminal Debility, whether
originating from a Certain Destructive Habit or from
any other with the train OF bodily and mental
evils which follow, when neglected. shoald make an
early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering, well expense. By his improved meth.
cd oftreaiment, DR.. can safely guarantee speedy
and perfect cure in oil cases Of this complaint
TO FEMALES
All diseases peculiar to Females (Such as Snpprss.
sions, Irregularities. &c } speedily and eTec,l re.
moved The efficacy Of his remedies for the cure OF
the above affections have been well tested in an =
tensve practice for the last twelve years
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE nav consult DR. s.
by letter post paid describing case and have medi.
cine securely put up and forwarded 10 any part of the
United States. always accompanied wth1ill and ex.
pIicii directions for use. Comuueationk considered
strictly confidential Office arranged with separate A.
partments that patients never see any one but The
doctor himself Attendance daily from IN In
morning Tin 9 AZ night
NIB. Persons afflicted with any OF The above rom.
plants will do well 10 avoid the various NOSTRITNs
and SPECIFICS. advertised by Apothecaries and
Druggists certain cure for any aud every disense
They are put up TO sell but net TO cure ana
do much more harm lhan good, therefore avoid then;
A word 10 the wise is sufficient Address
DR.. J. 3. SMITH, No. l6, s Frederiek 81,
january ieo4-iy Baltimore Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10

ORKNEY SPRINGS,

Z SHENANDOAH COUNTY "a
THE seymour House and Sylvan Retreat. lths
i only Hotels within the evaporation. utll Be
opened for visitors, a. usual July lst, 1864, By A
n. SEYMOUR, Sole PFopriefof
MUSIC.
The Ladies' Parlor win Be furnished with .
Piano and Guitar, and the BAH Room with Co
iiiion Band.
grand Tournament and Fancy BAH win be
held 90 Monday. August 26th.
Coaches viii run daily from the Springs via Mt.
Jackson TO New Market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-10
Patent Premium Thresher,
Cleaner and Raggcr,

NlC0MICL 0AA0 MIMAACIe
which received The Firs, Premium Il the Crystal
Palace, New York this making 10 Premiums IN
two seasons, ia connesilion with the celebrated
Separators Of The day. proving conclusiveiyI that
simplicity in eoIsraeiion, eheapness in price, and
dnraoiliiy in machine, Is being fully appreciated,
and the sid com lcaleu costly ssparaiors must
yield their place 10 superior machiae. This Ma.
chine, for ihreshipg, separating. clearing twice,
screening and bagxing. lby one simple operation,l
all kinds Of GraSn--lhe greatest labof-savins ma.
chine extsnt tor simplicity, durability. cheapness
and capsci,g il has no rival in the world. 1t is
capable of turning out. ready Tor the mill or for
seed. froui 500 % 500 Bushels of Wheat per day
with or \ horses aud 6hands-or from 500 20 500
bushels with Ia hOrses and as many hands, doing
the work eeapef and breaking less gram, than any
machine now ID ase. This machine received the
first premiums 81 the MARYLAND STATE Fair, Bait,
III 1852 and ls53i The Washington Co, Md
Fair; Valley Agricultural Fair OF Va, in 1852 aud
1853: the RafEahannock Agricultural Society al
Port Royal, va; the fist premium at the Illinois
State Fair ISs2at Springfield, and Silver Medal
at the Indiana safe Fair, at Indianapolis 1858.
This machns is so simple in construction thar
The one taa al shoe completely cleans and bags
the grain dis 8nsing with allsshe complicated ma
ehinery (and knseqnent liability Of aerangvmenil
IN all other ssraors, thus making itmore desiTa-
bic u the taffPr.
snap Palcs ee zlnssRMas 3 Cos 1TusssHsn,
CLEaneR BlxGERAsD PowER.-Thres Cleaner
and Bsgger templele,s6 and horses $t75-Puwer
for same. $40, making S275 far the whole COM
plete Thrs.her, Cleaner and Bagser~-36 inch
Cylinder 500; Power for saHe, St35, Tor 8 10
and ~ h,Ses. This machne is complete with
4 Bard WIZ fhes s.
Il fIrJ REE5RENCES- Samuel Sands. Esq Editor Of
the I" Ametiaa Farmer Y Col. Edward Lloyd Z ston.
Md. Capt q Cox, Northumberland. Co., Va Hill
Carter. Ed Richmond Richard Willis, Esq. Rich
mdnd COT Charles Carroll. EIicoits Mills, Md
Ell Nclscn. $50. Richmond Gel Davenport, Jrtier-
son Co. Va; DR.. Harding, Northumberland Co. Va. j;
Hugh NeIsca. Esp, Clarke Co., Va Charles Mason,
Esq King George Co,..Va. S. W. Thomas, Esq,
Clarke Co, Va; DR. 4. J. NARROW, Frederick city ,
Md. David BOYD. Esq, Frederick, CITY, Nd. Ezra
IIouck Fr4i rick city. Md Samuel Holt. Middlt town
Valley, Nj, John Elagett, Hagerstown, Md
L. The above ma hiues are Manufactured in
|, CharlAslowss Jefferson Co, Va All orders ad-
dresser 10 us wi he attended 10 with promprness
and az rbfeshers sent ont warranted d come up 10
| TIE standard ZIMMERMAN s CO
March l6. 1854
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New BOet and shoe Establishment.
Cali Soon and Ger Rarg.s,n.
July 2l, ls53

Cali soon and Set Bargtins.
VIE undersigned has just opened in lke Shops
Il otDr Mason two doors East Of tho Valley
Bank, LOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT,
at which be Proposes TO furnish 70 the citizens OF
Chariesiovn and The farmers OF The surrounding
nefghborhool every kind aud description Of work
pertaining 10 his business made Of the best naerial
and sold on the most accommodating. terms he
has Just returned from the East with a c&oice as
sortment Of BOOTS. Ladies, Gentlernsns and
Children's SHOES, Caters or all kinds made 4,
the very best shops and The material, warranted
de will also manufacture 10 order. every descrip-
ton OF work, and Repairing done at the shortest
notice. call from the public generally isTespeet-
fully invited as his best exertions viii be Sivs 10
render satisfaction to an
JAMES1E JOHNSON
Charlestovn AnriI On 1874 -
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BerkeIeY SPRINGS. Yirgipia.

THE Hotel OF the undersigned is Daw ready for
i company. The price oil board to zach perma-
nent boarder will be, with single room or place In
larger one. ten dollars per week; Families al the
same rare modified b. tae extent Of chamber room
occupied and the age and condition OF Its members.
Board without lodging seven dollarsEper week
Transient visifers two dollars per day, or at the
rate twelve dollars per week for lefs lhan two
weeks. JOHN STROTHER.
June % 1854
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JORDiN'S SPRINGS,
FREDERIcK COUNTY. Va.

FHEDEHICh LOUNII, Va.
ONE and half miles from Slephenson's Depot,
~ on the Harper's Ferry and Winchester rail-
road. Passengers leaving Washingtpn City and
Baltimore in the morning trains, arrive 10 time 10
dine For more than 70 years invaIids have re-
sorted 10 these waters In Gout, Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia. Dropsy, Liver Diseases. ali Erp ptive
Diseases, &c, It's medicinal qualities are well
known and fully established Another large brick
buidIng erected since last season. AlfDe Band Of
Music engaged Coaches await the arrival Of the
cars. Spnngs now. open Tor the reception Of visi-
tors. Address Jordans Springs, Stephenson De-
pot, Frederick county Va.
F g. &RM JoRDoS & BRO.
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CoaI-LAntracite and CumberIapd.

a FTEK several months Of peace ard qaielness
n agSin enter the arena, and am now prepared
TO furnfshlall kinds of COAL a little lower lhan
any copF%iitof. All persons wishi1gJihc article
will please send their orders Immediately
Communications addressedfoJ A. BECKHAM,
Box 923 Baltimore, Maryland.
April cd l654-tf
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IN cHANcERY


IN motion Of Basil B. Hopkins and Robert
" Hull partners under the name of Hopkins &
Hull, leave is given them to file their petition
. which is filed accordingly.
And the cause coming on again TO be heard this
25th day OF October, 1883 upon the papers formal
ty read, and the report OF the master commissioner
returned May 20, 1852, and the exception thereto
was agreed by counsel: Upon consideration
whereof it appearing that said report is too imper
feet and Incomplete 10 enable the eour, TO render
proper decree settling the respective rights of the
parties, the exception thereto for that cause is sus
atainsd Aud il is adjudgrd, ordered and decreed
that the cause Be recommitted to the same commits
sioneF 10 state more fully and complete tie ac-
counts prayed for in the bill with the following ill.,
sruciens. TO wit He is TO regard the testalor Da-
vid Humphreys, as having died uiesta,e as to4hAt
part Of his estate bequeahed 10 his wife Caha rine
Humphreys, the court being Of opinion that the
same became lapsed legacy by the death OF the Said
Catharine in the life time Of the teststor No adj
vancemenis are 10 be brought into the amour. as
against the legaces bequeaIhed to The several chill
dren, bat adyancemens without respect TO date are
10 be brought into the account as to.ths share in
respect 10 which the estsor died inestale as aboye
decreed-and The said commissioner is REQUIRED 70
state specially any matters be may deem pertinent
or that he may be required so To- state
And il Is ordered, that notice Of the time and
place OF taking said account may be published once
week Tor io1r successive weeks, in one OF the
newspapers printed in Charleslown, such publica-
tion to be equivalent 10 personal service Of such
notice upon all the parties to this cause-and said
commissioner is directed 10 make report TO the
Rext term Of This court in order 10 final decree.
A Copy-Teste
July 90, 1851. -
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10 the Public.

as unaefsigeed having renIei the essi font
.ls loou,, a1Iolnlng tne FREE Press Ofste, and
:, 49, IL. - soMn 1s sac oe ionnd a. said rom and
~ Sieims ca Dc len az the Free Press
Once. All claims condded TO me shalIlreeeive
prompt attention in every respect.
June g. 1854 S caa.Essi.
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Ceali CaaIl,

CONSUMERS Of Coal viii DO veil a Lac
Otheir orders With ne durinr Ibis monsb & IN
about % conir4ct Tor several hundred tons n Is q
pest 2 Dc m time, a. TO avoid disappoinfue.nf
VIII b enahled 10 furnish selected Lanp Fsoal ~
The lowest rates, also Biacksmilh's Coal.
charIestown. June Is, ISL. ~ =
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Fresh supply ef'
New Spring and Summer Goods,

THE subscriber most respectfully informs his
i friends and customers that he has Just received
and Is now opening general assortment Of DRY
GOODS AND GROCERIES, embracing every
variety usually found in country stores, which for
style, quality and price are unsurpassed in the
Valley. His stock was purchased al The lowest
figure for cash which win enable him to sci at
greatly reduced prices. he invites an examina-
lion Of his Goods. feeling assured that they will
give entire satisfaction Orders thankfully re-
ceived and promptly filed A WILSON. >.
Kab,etown April 81, 1854.
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NQTICE

II II
HNHE Subscribers have very superior Set Of
Saw Mill castings. entirely new rtogeiherwiih
Carriage Ragwheel and Saw Gate Saw and Fen
der Posts, including every ihffg connected with
THE mos, improved Mill which they will sell
private sale, on very low and accom- modafing
terms, Persons wanting TO build NJ i'll would do
well To give MS a call.
IJanear % 1851 THINNER MAN, & co.
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Virginia, to wit:

IN the Circuit Court OF Jefferson county,
George Price. .Jssepk T. Hess, assigaec or Darid
HISS JokH H. NcEadree, Jaco6 CasEasl SDnaeI
Myers, JgAS iMoLer, iais ShsrLfef JttTTyoa ctEH-
I'd and Jacp6 Line Plaintiffs
AGAINST
WillOEghoy L, JHtb6, and Jas S. MarlxH late part
neTs an trade uHser ts nes Of Fet6 q. Marked,
and JoAB w KeRnedy, AHdrew AeHAedy and
Miller and Marteir Defendants
liz cHANcERY.
THIS cause came on TO be heard this 25h day
i ofOctober, 1858 upon the bill taken for con-
fessed against the defendant Markell iha answers
OF w. l. Webb and Andrew and John W. Kenn. :
dy and u Miller and Mathew, exhibits and d Do
positions and was argued BY counsel; On eonsil-
alton whereof Il being apparent the court that
reference 10 Commissioner 10 settle he accounts
between the parties must be made al some stage Of
the cause, II is therefore adudsed and ordered that
this cause be referred to one of the comnssi rs
OF this court who Is directed 10 summon the par
ties before him and state and settle the accounts
between the complainant Price and the defendants
Webb & Markell stating all such matters special
ly as either party may require 10 be 50 stated or
be may deem material, a d make report in order
TO further decree and said CcmmmiSsioner will
require either party TO answer any pertinent int.
rogAtories and produce any books or papers upon
oath-and on the motion of the defendant James s.
Markell, by bis counsel leave is given bin to file
his answer in vacation within sixty days after the
rising Of this court And il is further ordered that
said commissioner do by proper advertisement in
paper printed in Charlestoan fer four weeks
give notice to The creditors Of the late firm Of Webb
& Markell to produce and prove their claims, and
audit said claims. A copy-Teste.
RIO. I. BROWN, Clerk
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Patent Churns,

DERSqNS DESTROYS Of procuring one Of the I'M
i provkd Hydro- Thermal churns. patented BY
Messrs HhRRIsoN 4 GALLAHEn. OF washington
City, tan get one by leaving their names a. zoe
Free Press Office, where Information respecting
price, Sci, may be obtained DifIerspi sizes VIII
manufactured, 10 snil Tie wants Of the butter ma
Ter INLAY p 1854
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TAX NOTICE.

tHEREi i Corporation tar do. me as C.ol,ee.
= tel some Tor years, some tor 9 wears and
~ teoS here = due and uncoleeted Al least
Ssoe. which nnst Be paid in the month Of june. a.
infiner ncnlsenee cannot Be given
-. c. G. BRAGG, colIectoi.