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me Frederick FemaIe Seminary.

rs located in Frederick City, Nd, as healthy
and pleasant town as any 10 the Southern
States
E5r The Scholastic duties nil be resumed on
Monday, ne M day cf SPtenlber nezt.e
T This Institution has an able and efficient Board
OF Professors AMI Teachers, a good Library, ex-
cellent Musical instruments, an extensive Chemi-
cal ana Philosophical Apparatus, and it is conf
IDENTITY believedth it Offers many facilities for
imparting thorough extensive and refined edu-
cation a any Summary In the land.
The School = NOT aEcTARIAE. on the contrary
The young ladies' are strictly required to attend
such Church a. parents designale, accompanied al
ways By a teacher
Scholars viii be received at any time during the
year, and will charged propoitionaby from the
date Of their entrance 10 the close OF the Scholastic
year in July
ffr For board and Tuition, including furnished
Rooms Lighis, Fuel, Washing, etc, 500 per
Scholastic year; payable half yearly in advance.
For Circulars and other particulars, address,
H. WINCHESTER, Prest
Julv 81 IaSl
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CLAIMS AGAIasT The FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
JOHN s. GALLAHER,

Lais Third Auditor Of he United SAFES Tpeasnrv. and
ROBERT II. GALLAHER.
Formerly Of VTgiaia,
CONTINUE to give their usual prompt atteu.
~ non to the prosecution Of every description Of
claims against the Federal Government.
Those having claims requiring attention either
before CosoaEss, or anvof the DErARrNENTs, will
do wellto address rs, as we undertake the man
agement ofcases upon Reasonable terms, making
no charge when unsuccessful in ESTABLISHING
claims Address
JNO s AFRO. II. GALLAHER.
Washington, ID. c.
Once on Pennsylvania ayenne, north side, in
Duyall a Brothers Building. 4 few doors from
Four-and-a a half street.
NIB. Inventors and pateniees who need an at
torney in Washington, can have their interes,s be-
fore the Patent Office kaiis factory attended 10 by
addressing as above, as joins ,. uALLAHEH, IT.,
pa ys sT1-CfaI fhaI 81 anch Of business
March LISA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-26

LoUD0UN COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE

= - LI4LM1 40 8tI !. =
Wis i No. manual lator sshooI .1l = =
y caIIel ~ Arriculmr4i Institute, because
Ih0rcuE1 InsIructcn i Given il al braq|.es q
LalhEnalics ana scirnce useful 70 he .Der
ana man q business. The students are ny .-nsnl
ne Iheorl Only t1t they are lns.ieeisa y rs
practical 1ppli1ancn Il iheir studies . NE every
dai affairs 81 ne. Tker ere made acquainted viii
ihe p1snons1a q na,nre-tsazht ne lropeIues O.
he soil--Ihe rrouirruenis Ct piants-tne compost
lion Of rocks-ihe ro1kriies Of The 1tmosphsre,
&e- The advanced students receive p.1c''sel lns
s,zsr.ion i sun llng ia.ns t;7s sis.
eourres-I1yiuE o1I ro1os-
mtg soils-classil5Ing minerals &C
Atricnlsurnl en- nislfy i thoroughly taught ana
ILLUSTRATED BIZ lhousnnds ol Interesting experiments
IN The lecture roou-in the laboraipy and on the
t.rm The pure chemicals .'s = ne e
furnace turning Iaks and great variety q iools
ftr workinr ii wocd and metal Hence the siu-
dents have an oprorunily Of Witnessing all The
branches Of neckaiism IRON The telling q timber
% the polishing aid finishing o. handsome and
costly ippsraius. esery partof which Is familiarity
eruIsiSsI Their Attention 10 not confined 10 the
class book; bat th are taken into the Laboratory
he work-shon. the garden and The field. and they
are made 10 Understand hundreds Of operations
which everybody Res bui feu can explain. The
design OF The IEs.ituiion = 10 prepare y.ung men
nose neither pairs nos expense Is spared IN obtain
lag everything necessary for tail and complete IL
lusiFaiion-
The course Of insisuciion Is varied % suit the
farmer. the merrhhpt and The eegineeI
The esiablishmel. i delightfully."- Neaied and
has an he advantage Of purity Of water, salnbEity
Of atmosphere and beauty OF scenery.
The reeular sessions commence on the FIRST Of
October and end On ihe first Of August Young
men wishing TO enter = siueents should, II posi-
be make application before ihe closing q the Pee
vious session.
Terms for the session Of Inn months $500; one
hall payable in advance and be remainder on the
LIST III March This inc.udesiuitio board, lodg-
ing. washing. fuel and lights. The students In the
classical department are charged so per session.
extra To be paid in advance. Sons Of preachers
and editors are charged only $50 per session.
Books furnished when requied al Store prices,
Farmers can have their Sia analyzed. and
teachers and students, can obqin pure chemical
reagents prepared at The establishment
Address
BENZ HYDE Benton, Principal.
Aldie P. o.,
LoujDun County, Va.
Nav 05 ls5l,-fy
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JUST ARRIVED.

NEW AND CHEAP.
THE undersigned has just returned from The
u Eastern markets with hslargest and most
complete
STOCK or GQODS
he has ever offered al this pacei all Of which has
been purchased on the very best possible terms and
will be sed as low "a any gocds OF the same quail
i.y can be in the VALLEY cf virginia consisting in
part OF the following articles viz:
Cloths, Cassimeres and Tweeds;
Fancy Cassinets al very lc,w prices;
silk. Satin and Mafssiiles Yestings;
Italian, Cloth and Summer do
good assortment 81 Coltoa Goods for Sum-
Al assortment Of Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons;
DO do Osnabnrs Colions;
Black plain, striped and 6gered Silks
Tsrltons, Illusions and Sareanetts;
Swiss, Cambria and JaconeS Muslinss
Plain and figured Canton do;
A large assortment Of Czlicoes and Cling
hams;
Berasss sad Beragr dc LANES, very cheap;
Lawns, Mnslins &c:
Irish Linen and Linen Tahleclo,hs;
Linen. Silk, and Cambria Handkerchief;
Crape silk, and Cashmere Shawls, Of every
variety,
French worked Collars and Chfs;
Dress Trimmings, &c.
Silk and Straw Bo1nels very CHEAP:
Artificial Flowers &C., and almost everything
in the fa1cy way,
Ladies, Misses snd Childrrs,s Shoes.
Has and Caps. q every qusligy and price.
Also, large stock Of BROCERIES OF the best
quality. consisting IN part Of
Coffee, Sugars. Chocolate, Teas;
Moissses Syrups. Bacon, Salt, &C.
Also. good assortment Of Hardware
Cutlery, Carpeniers' Tools &c
Walters Looking Glasses, and Tinware.
large stick Of 0ncfnsUake Ac
49, ~ L. ..Ir -
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TO Country .Mer5AanGS
AND pEALERs GENERALLY.

d TAVENNER s. CO, No go Baltimore
Ii. Street, between Howard and Iibeny, Bali
more, Manufacturers Of Saddlery a al TraRks
IN OUR SADDLE DEPARTMENT we keep
on hand and make TO order Summsrset, Shafter,
English pad, full quilted, Spanish end Common
Saddles !; Ladies' Saddles, Plain and.lancy
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT embraces
double and single Carriage and Buggy Harness,
gotten up Of The very best materials and in style
mol surpassed in this any other citS-Stage, ON
nibus, Wagon, Cart and Dray Harness.
OUR Birdie DEPARTMENY furnishes ev-
cry variety OF fair and black Leather and Webb
Brides and MaIljbgales.
OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT contain cen
tire spring and iron frame warranted Sole Leather
brass and iron bound Trunks, of every variety |;
Ladies dress Trunks Bonnet BoIes, sole and pat
ent1ealher and common Nalises, Cafpei Bags, &c.
We also keep On nasa rt4ssrE, Dssssas. NJ anon
and Dray Whips, Saddle Puckets FfJ Mes, tinsp
Horse Covers &c.
Having every facility, and being well posted IN
themarkei, we buy onr materials al the lowest
rates, almost exclusively for cash. Our work is all
made BY experienced and superior wlsrkmen. We
therefore say TO Country Merchants and all others
wanting Goods in our line, that they will do well
to call al No $40 Baltimore street Eeiween ow-
ard and Liberty r. TAVENkER e. CO
June % l8j1-ly
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To the Public.

TIME undersigned, having engaged inIthe Mer-
IL camille Business, are now opening. at Do
rams old stand, near the Arnory Gate al very ex-
tensiye stock Of Dry Goods Hardware Groceries
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Bonnets &c to an ex-
animation of which they respectfully invite The at
.ention Of the public Their motto isnot large
profits, but large sales They are determined to
conduct their business on the most liberal pfinei-
pies, and 10 use every effort TO merit Inc public
confidence and patronage Whatever they sell
shall be Of the character represented, and inyaria
bly, reduced to such prices that none may hope 10
undersell. They have established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them 10 supply the
market with every article they deal il at the very
lowest prices. They feel confident an examination
OF the variety, quality, and prices Of lheir goods
will convince the public that money maH be saved
by purchasing at their house
4 They win give particular attention I'd The Gro
Gerry and Provision Business for which they have
made ample room, b. an enlargement ofE:he nrera-
/ ises, and families may rely with confidence upon
beiBg supplied By them with articles ia this line or
fresh and superior quality. They purchased their
Groceries. mostly in large quantities and Always
Tor cash.
They keep a very heavy stock on hand. and can.
and will, sell them at prizes unusual nlfhis mar
ket. The following enumeration will give GEN
eral outline Of their extensive stock:
4 Plain, changeable and Figured Dress Silks;
4 Plain and Figured Mousin de Laines
ch.IIsys, Lawns. Gipghams AIpacess, Canton
BOmbazinss: French and English Calicoes;
Brown and Bleached Maslins;
Ticking, Bagging, Checks, Plaids, Linen Sheet
ihgs, Table Linens and Oil Cloths:|
Towlings, White Red and Yellow FSannels:
Irish Linens. SILK, Grape, Cashmere and Nous
lin Shawls;
HeissIy. KID, Thread. Cotton. six and SIX
Nett Gloves;
Cambria, Jdconeis Laces and Edeinas:
Plain. Barred snd Figured Swiss Colds;
Needle-worked Goods. Trimmings. Bonnet Rib
bons, Parasdls and UmbrelIas
Coating Linens Jeans and Tweeds;
Cashmere, Cassineis Linen Drills;
CFaVats, Suspenders, Boots and Shce4 n every
description for Men, Ladies, Boys Misses and
Chiidrcn
SIX Fur. Straw. chip, Kossu'h apd SLOUGH
Hats Of every variety
large stock Of HAfdWare incfudink Cutlery
and Hoase furnishing materials;
Rifle and Blasting Powder:
QueensNars, ana WoodEare; Wfadbv Glass
Putty, Oil andPaints
A loi or fne Tobacco and Segars;
Bacon. salt Fish. Lard Potatoes, Flour and
Corn Meal.
They have choice iot Of fne Liquors nkersryitk
they viii supply gentlemen IS cheap al Tie same
WALSH i BRO.
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Notice.

HAVING retired from the mercantile business.
IL have authorized and appointed John Walsh
to settle all accounts connected with my late busi-
ness, and collect and receipt Tor all moneys due me
on book account, notes, rents, or in any manner
whatever.
trust all persons who are indebted I'd me will
call upon him and settle their accounts al the ear
liest possible day as have engaged in other BUSH
ness which requires all the means can cbmmand.
feel il proper in taking this farewell 81 my old
friends and customers 70 return them my grateful
Acknowledgements for their generous patronage
and support, and solicit alike liberal support for
my successors al the old stand, Walsh Il Bro,
who win continue the business in all its depart.
ments with fresh energies and generous arnhi-
tion 10 please the old friends and CUSTOMERS Of the
house. MICHAEL DORIAN.
Harpers- Ferry, April6 1854
r 3. As there are many persons indebted TO me
who have not yet called upon my agent above
named to settle or paw their accounts, and as !
want money badly, hereby notify all such per-
sons II they do not pay or make some Arrangement
for further time before the LIST OF September next
shall transfer their accounts for collection without
regard 10 persons. Justice to mysslf and a proper
regard for my own engagements renders this course
unavoidable MICHAEL DORIAN,
July 10, 1854
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EEVER AND AQUN.

nR- EDWARD BLEECKER'S STAMPEDE
IL MIXTURE, Tor The Fever and tAgDe, Cha
gres Fever Dyspepsia and all Billi65s Affections.
The pso9fietur Of this Medicine will state without
hesitation or fear Of CONTRADICTION ,bai the STAN
pede Mixture has cured more persons where il has
been introduced Than any other MEDICINE in use
for the above diseases. This Medieise has neither
arsenic nor qninine in is eomPosiiiSn, all Of the
ingredients are Of a perfectly healthy character,
and highly siimu ating and inTigorsiing in their
teBdeney. Persons whilst using this Medicine
will not be affected BY exposure 10 wafer or damp
atmosphere any more Than when ID their usual
health Planters In sections al the country where
the Ague prevails, will de well TO aGepa this Med
icine as the patient i not obliged lay By while
under treatment, and they may heassnred Of a
SPEEDY CuEg. The preprietor coald Introduce
thousands 81 certificates from those q the highest
respectabiliy hut prefers saying 10 the sick
Buy one bolie, and you will have ihe infallible
proof in yourself Full directions fas its use ae-
company each bottle.
Certificates can be seen. at the cf6ce, showing
where this NJ, dicine has CURED whsn all others
have failed
For Dyspepsia and all other Billions Complaints,
there is moi better Medicine in the market
Il mas also been taken with The mosi asfon shing
success Id several casts of Rheumatism and Cont;
for these complaints take Tablespoonful twice a
day.
One bottle Of this Medicine very pf,en has the
desired effect
Price 81 per bottle For sale ~ Druggists in
ali paris ef The United States and Canada.
All Wholesale Orders must be addressed to
MEAD & BLEECKER, Sole Proprieiots
IS Broad~ss, New York
AGExr-I. NJ. SMITH CiafIesteica, Va
September Il ls5i-Iy-SH
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GENERAL AGENCY,
Washington, d. G.

THE subscriber offers his service. othe public in
i the prosecution OF Claims before Congress or
any Of the Departmental Of the Governmeht Some
years experience disbuTsing agent of the Indian
Department, With general knowledge Of ne mode
Of traHsaeiing business in The various Offices Of the
Government enables him 10 promise satisfaction to
all who mag enIIusl business OF this character 70
his care. -
He viii also give special attention 10 The collec-
ion Of claims against parties residing ia the Dis
rict Of Columbia or its vicinity negotiating loans
a. well as the purchase or sale Of Stocks, Real Es-
tate, Land Warrants, &c, SC, or furnish informa-
ton to correspondents residing al distance in re-
gard TO any business which may interest them al
the seat OF Government.
His Office is over the Banking House Of Selden.
Wilhers 4 Co.
July 81 I953
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-26

{
EXCELSIOR
'fk sssociasien z. e .hs Exhibi,ion q De Is &
SNYDER. e ChNfiestoVh, jefferson Crnntv. Va
the highest premium Bronze Medal with sbecini
Appreciation, for the combination he has efiecfed
and he ptaeticAl appIiea5sen Ne has given ne
same. IN his Labor Saving M achine ior Tkresk;rr
Separating. Cleaning and Baetinr Gfain-8 Hon
Theodore Sedgwiek, President 81 iAe Association.
Hon. Henry Wager. Western Neu York Char
man. Watson Newhold, Esq, Columbus. &. 4 s
Cot John W Proctor, Danyers. MASS. Ma PHI.
il n Ffeass GeFmani0wn Penn Moa. Henry &
Baheit Brooklyn, LII. acting Secretary il Class
8, Jury c. :. 1850
Ms Patent PEeinium Threslsnz ssns,s,;s.
Cleaning and Bagging Grain Nsshise. i ias sale
which received lhe trst preminta ii The. CRYSTAL
Palace, New York. over all ThfeSksnp1 See,rr-
Ting Cleaning and Bageirg Graz i, seh;rss m
exhibition thus proving conrlnSisely thar simpli-
city 10 construction eheapness ii Sfire and anra
bility in my machine, IS being fSlly apnreeiaied.
and thesold and new costly inieFi0f complicaied
sePa.s.ing MasSlnsss must yield sheir places 10 =
Machine for Thfeshing, Separating. Cleaning
twice, Screening and Baggine Grain ~ Sne ssr,
PIE operation. The greatest iabol saving Machine
in The world ign separating an rssre and imruri-
ties 1hls Machine ahfews the straw 10 Itself the
chaA 70 ITSELF the wheat IN the hak the screenings
10 ITSELF and the smut and cheat III itself Every
thing has place and everything Is 10 is place to
sulit conteniknces Of Tie farmer Fer simnliri-
VI turabiliiy eheapness AID cataciiv. Il has no
eqaai N tns weird. A Ter what has been stated
n tRe llheFenl papers cpnceFnink Mr. THINNER
man Machine Eseeixins tAe arss premium al the
ItfstNl fAiace N1W 4 efk. i 1alSe, and not true.
u y also stated that Mr.. Xlmnerman received a
natfseer q pFst4iains A+--and usAeF fairs That
know nothing ahoul-p< fhEps he did bat II Is
very easy e win the race. - ths ay said when he
randy HIMSELF hui ny huaashhle friends. this
was 20; ne ease A ths WafsA lair. New York.
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II HAVE received from Btthmore a full supply
u OF Colon 4 SIick's ScrefIs Au-ers from 10
q inch. Socke, s Ferner Ckisn. files, Coopers &
Wagon nakers ORA ring KnfFes, Fooi & Coopers
Adds Hand & choppi1g AXES with handles. jack
S1re1. Chapmznt bsSi Razuy Straps Also bar
rel Roanoke Smoking tbbtcr3; frzt raie article.
which makes ny assortment complete. 10 he had Al
he Uafksl House. 4. RAWEINS.
August "a 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-26

HARPERSFERRE VIRGINIA.
THE subscriber respectfully bees hare 70 inform
j the travelling public sh1t this Hotel Is nov
renovated ard improved f5r beilef aud enlarged
RECOMMENDATION f0r travellers during summer. With
The late Improvements and . deefmined persever-
aneei no Effort or outlay shall BE- wanting to rem
der this Hotel in every respect to TIE invalid or to
those travelling on business or pleaaure in its
comforts and accommodations. eqeal 70 any Hotel
10 the Valley. The table shall be: furnished with
The best from this and Baltimore mhrktis. Dinner
always ready on the arrival ofthe Baltimore daily
cars, and amp&lime given for psssen gers 10 dine
here, before the cars leave for Wihchesier or Bal
iinore. Passengers stopping here 10 view our
bold romantic mountain scenery Iaay rest assured
they will Be well cared for during their stay. A
call is most respectfully solicited, 10 enable the
travelling public 10 Judge for themselves.
NJ CARRELL.
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Fresh supply df
New Spring and Summer Goods,

THE subscriber most resrecifuIly informs his
i friends and customers that he has Just received
and Is now opening general ASSIGNMENT Of DRY
GOODS AND GROCERIES, eIpbracing every
variety usually found in country stores, which for
style, quality and price are unsurpassed in the
Valley. His stock was p1rchsse4;at the lowest
figure for cash which wilt enabled him 10 sell at
greatly reduced prices He inyie:< an examina-
ton Of his Goods, feeling assured thai they will
give entire satisfaction Orders thankfully re-
ceived and promptly filled 4. WILSON.
Kabletown, Arril ~, 1854
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Ikisn Eoufvoo xfIoN.-Tha Irish pesS114
nsyes answers any questions directly. In
ssne districts, II you ask hin where such :
esntlshaa's hose Is, hs will point aud re-
Dly-
iDeSs year honor soc that large house
shsfs AL among The trees, with green feld
Aeiefsitr
ysu answer, Yes
Wei, plass your homer, tAafs not it,
BAT u zen zee The big brick house with the
csu-houses by the side Of that same, and .
Dond Of water =
sWslL plate pour honor, that's not it,
Bat II you plase, look quite 70 the right Of
skas, md you'll see the top Of castle among
tAs trees With : road going down to il, be-
tween ths bushes
Yea
well, plsse your honor, that's not Il other,
bat IL year honor will come down this bit Of
read couple Of Miles, I'll show il you sure
saoueh--asd II your honors in hurry, ]
saa run on hst foot, q 6gura.ive Expression
fof III possible speed, used BY the Irish
DsassAts,1 and tell the squire your honor's
eallopine sftef ne An, who shall Itell the
Squiss, Dlazs your honor, il coming TO see
Nm n he's ny oxn landlord, God save his
Asner day and night
r BaryingsOn's Sketches
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Lrtrlfu IsI'Ekl
2.,l. - s...r &c.
|h6fis1e11.A gIcsts
0oI ka1u1 hoR tesP tAeJ -
80 .s;.iSs "a .iesI- .h1es.
|.If 1flf : thoae,n4 tnes,
Are. b ~ yr.rs sld cilnr,,
Dsl.ai - 80: i.
Nhf no a e. sever oe,
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Cd k.1gs kor dser-
8 ciiIshssi e. nsrss tis-
Wrs<ks q ~ 80
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I8nT faIiiei rpfInEs
nv. .. Iins's cssssisss ui.s.
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C1iIfhocd c1o nryer de-
WEES 4 cur iniiscy,
1rs = 81 sys.
sweet fhnciss never die,
my ls1vs bekini
h otne fair lssaey
MIaI4I q tie N11lA4
Doue t1ppy uc11ht - drr1ms 4---
luro q d1y1 earliest beam
Ii.silr The gentle sirenn,
y ffs lonS glade,
Yst. fhougk tkess ding psss By,
Said ny philosophy.
nrirht hing en- never diss
E'sn thoash thsy fade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-10-26
Pagcbt Premium Tllrcsher,


Patent Premium TllreshcF,
lCHeaner and Bagger,
which deceived he First Premium II the Crystal
Palahcs New York. this making 10 Premiums IL
TO sesssoRs, il compesiii0l1 with The celebrated
Separaars II The day; proving conelusivelys thai
simplie3y 10 construction, eheapnsss in price, and
daIebllty 50 maehiEe Is being fully appreciates,
and tA4Eefd complicated costly ssparaieFs must
Yield iktf pace 10 Superior machine. This Ma
chine. 81 shreshing sep2Nting. cleaning twice,
screeniie aud bag 9ing (hy one simple operation
all kins Of GFain-ihe greatest labor -saving. ma
chine sstans Tor simplicity durability, eheap0ess
and calSfcity il has no rival IN the world. L is
capabl3of turning out ready for The mill o. ioI
seed ftm 800 10 500 bushels Of Wheat per dsy,
with II ohurses and hands-or from $50 10 500
b1shels1 uhh ~ horses and as many hands. doing
the wuk cleaner and hfeaking less gram, than any
machiEf nkw IN use. This machine received the
hrsi TrSmiams ii the MARYLAND Stale Fair, Bait,
IN 1851 aad 1853; he Washington Co, Md,
FAIR falesy Agricultural Fair, Of Va, in 1852 and
1858 he Rappxhannock Agricultural Society, Al
Port RSya:, Va; The iissl premium Il The Illinois
State firs 1853, II Springfield, and Silver Medal
II the hdisna Saa,e Fair al Inaianopiiis 1853.
ThiYmashine is 50 simple in construction, thai
The on3ia and shoe completely cleans and bags
the gFasn, dispensing with all the complicated ma
ehlnerf land consequent liability ~ derangement)
N al shes separates, ihas making il more dssifa-
bic 70 he faFfnef.
CLEsslR HAGeER ann PowEk --Thresher Cleaner,
and 3 fsgeF comprise 8 and : horses $50 Power
for safe. 500, making S2s5 Ter ne whels com
pletes i'Thaesher. Cleaner and Bagger, Sc inch
Cylia9fr 1900; PoweEior same, Si35, Tor 8 10
and ~ horses. This machine is complete with
Band NTynches sc
~ REFERENCES Samuel Sands, ESQ, Editor a
the :" AmefAcaa Farmer Col Edward Lloyd. Easson,
Nd: Capt. u. Cox Northumberland, Co.. ya-s IIil
Carter Es,.s. Richmond Richard Willis Esd, Rich.
mond Coz Charles Carroll Eilieott's AIills Md.
+. Melton. Esq, Richmond Col. B. Davenport, Jefrr
son COZ Ii. DIR. Harding, Northumberland Co, va
Hugh Nessn, Esq, Clarke Co. Va Charles Masan
Esq, kings George Co.. Va: 5. w. Thomas, Esq
ClsrketCoS, Va. Dr. T. D. MARROW. Frederick city
Md; layh Boyd, Esq. Frederick, city, Md. Ezrs
Hoack yFrsdsrck city. Md Samuel Holt. AIiddetowI
Valieyi Ms. John clagett, Hagerstowa, Md.
ttttThe above mashines are manufactured II
Challt s5osn, jefferson Co. Va. All orders al
dressd Il us viii be aiIenssd 10 WIFI promplness
and a thseshers sent ng'f waffantea Ii come M Il
I the ttndsrd. ZIMMERMAN 4 CO
Makh i6 1854