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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

T.KE EoTiCR.-I owElEG'S STEwED TERa.PlNl
i Con noissaars Of tho hboye Il iavise u old
stand Broad sre 20 test the superiority Of the shove
yticd tcstn u Asor H1use fIieay evening,
Febesry BY party of gentlemen, rssnst lot OF aewed
terra in forwarded thu crowned terrspn city
Philsdelyhia The deeson siven in favor un an
ously by IL md fully to give 10 the
public rrapn unequalled by any in the void.
Sery, up A. my shop aud sent out
TaO3. DOWNING. No. Br 3s5 street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

T OFFS TO LET.-THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS
II of thu spertid $50 Broadway will be let
ther separately and II mediate possession be
given, a. pfy TO PR aTT HARDENBERG, $50 SroadNAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

Worlds Fair Boots - The Medal for the
best patent leather boots has been awarded to Cah ST.
Hrsadvsy ANY wishing 70 obtain the genuine e99s
Shoes of description will do we'll to call 81
IAs hment be the Of boots and
shoes exhibited st the Crystal Palace.
s CAHILL, 377 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

observation-disclosures Just Receivad fr0I
Paris the ost magnificent tnept Of Maltese Il,
Also choice stock of dne collars Ladies' desire
seectirs ON large stock should remember R. w.
DkR 49, 100 Broadway second door from Ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

no LIVERY STABLE KEsPERs-roR SALE, ABOUT
forty hore stalls In good order 10 be delivered mme-
diately. Will be sold cheap, By CAhRIN 3TON DOUGH-.
ERTY, $40 South street, near Jackson ferry.
ITO PRIETERs-PRRss FOR SALE, CasAP.-A sU.
ROY oil Washington hand pre,s good order with 80
infer attached will be sold low applied for Immediately
Address box 5, l9l Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

T'o TAILoRs.-wANTBD, IN A CUSTOM ESTABLISH
nenha first class OUTER fully capable Of taking
entire charge OF the mechanical deparmen Address with
real name and reference, II. T. j.. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

EOR cALK-GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE, Sin
years lease stock fixtures $3.50 situated Seven
avenue rooms attached ne place make money in also
bottling establishment doing fine business great
thoroushfare doing drvir busnes great chance ia
make money Apply ~ No. l02 Nassau street room No
THOMAS h co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

BROADWAY DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 600 NEW
ID clasas Tuesssy and Friday evenings. Each pupil viii
be neruoted seyars.ey In dance Three tesohers In
attendance At all smes Particulars bs obtAinod and
al applications 70 be made ~ ga Bowsry. bookstore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

Two DA0UkHHklSTS-rO Int IN NO. YIJTOH
street directly opposite the City Hall Brootiyn tbs
bird and ourth floors ihe Stone 80, g. ssh
iet deep beng The e u.ton In Brookyn for the 5oys
tusnsm AIpyn IAN ,orb z. H.. 10 yALENTIsE O.
HhLlLr Jf, NJ, oranuey PARK Twsp,ist stYeet Hsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

EOR SALE-A THREE YEARS LEASE OF STOCK AND
u fxt1res Of Of the best fruit and liquor
Brooklyn row deng business Ths only reason
for selling the present proprietor hiss another business in
Broadway Its locality osnno, re assed Apply to G.
W. Sinners, 1888 Nassau street, L. third floor. Call
early,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05

flt0 LUhBIR AND COAL DEALERS AND HARUFAC
Lease In lots 10 suit parties about ten aorsS
ofsnd, and wharf Fewtown Greek, with Depth OF wa
ter for vessels drawing fourteen fee The property
% ON haspsth Iland two miles from Grand street. ferry
Williamsburg the plank road leading 70 Maspsth A..
nevtown FOR particulars apply 10 WIN. u. TURkAN .,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

4 l1u RE1IMENT, NEW YORK STATE MlITIs =
= June 20 1S54-it special meeting o. the bosrd II
.ao,rs helt The Mercer uouaa. % Ibl, La at.
opel e. the chair bdjuts mt Try
pa tenn, the following resolutions wero onaniaou1y
adopted
kesoyoi TIA this reeimcnt desr record their deep
Of which boon sustained by the death OF
their lapstted oeiate Capt j = earns, gentleman
tnac,ra TO them by ~ socis ani manly qualities and
~io services have esen Of great benefit
only 20 bis command but the military generally OF this
city.
6eeeased fri I'd In their repa lc.s aud depore the
stcnsarn OF Providence which tfkon from us Al Gu
deere friend but from th' m bead aud orosscsor
solved That'hs citcrf offhn rrre It a. se ljzal
badge OF for ninety Gays that OF these
rcsoip'io9 tsd tho tamil, deceased
q enc sI Ger he n. GntG q the oo,nn,st dat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

THE UNDERSIGNED DLEMs IT HIS ESPECIAL
duty MIA hesrtfelt thanks to Captain Scn0t
coy acd sehreinborg u-te OF the ship Hsttros from
Bstw.rp for their Kindness shown his family while
fsir passage Antwerp to this city Both himself
al che rest Of she passengers on sd tee ship Hatriek
tho disib -Btedne kin
sboSn them by tbe above named gentlemen and
advise all who ABOUT crossing the Atlantic TO do
~ unAeY the endep these thoy
would to he satisfied In every ssi
Hattriok.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

~ @. HORTON, AUC1IoNEER. WILL SELL THIS
" day. at 10 ocok At l3 Sixth furn -ure
moved for convenience of sale vz.Chars, bedsteads
horse Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

IIOhSES FOR SALE-A PAIR OF HANDSOME BAY
horses seventeen hands high six and years old.
trotf for sale the Now York Tattersafs they
very closely mattel tn. stylish drivers together
IL 5ia minutes ted in respect They
swsrded The prenu at he National Horse Exhibition
Springfield kass October last always have
ny before offered for sale. The
can be sern a. th. A or House NJ. H. GRIFFIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

w ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w girl, cham cermad oe waiter; has objection
goto n country give the best Of city reference
at the rssd OF her present employers 37
Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

wholesale FireworK Depot, No. 80 Division
sre where be had the articles Of the first
ity ard of the best the lowest cssh
p,c-s:-Pistol oraokeTs gold chop torpedoes. pulling
sr..lsrs jostio pin wheels scroll irsngss suo lights
h"wer OTIS, toriillops pigeons chinese flyers msroon
yerolss rockets wto plain and coored fires; colored
fYe &C. 20 Country dealers supplied, snd osders
tualy at epdedto
r. J. JONES Importer of toys and fancy goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27
PERSONAL,

IMPORTATION MA>IED-OF CAPTAIN GEORGE
Divine Tho for tn. las, three months has been suffer
nah in the brig Pbnrs apain Dasis leaving this port
the 9th Of May and arriving - Savannah On the I'D
since which pothns has been heard concerning him.
eept Iumor tn he had b. taken to the Insane
lum ard there died t,,sgraph has bean TO the
above II stt ution but Any person
having any knowledge Of Lis whe-eabout whether dead
OF living will coeer fave bis afflicted wife by imme
diAte Communication Aaorese;ng Sophia Divine J0l
Grand street, or Jsn IS Austin. N. u Grand Secre
tsry Of the CIR and Loage and Of the State Of
York, New YORK city, savannah papers will please copy
the above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

WAhJLD-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG NAN, IN
w wholesale fctsu store ms porter Is not aira'd %:
tsrd WORK and lie willing make himself generally
fol Please address T. ". swift 90 au,gers street, io
hfee daS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

For Fever and Ague-India Cholagogue, $s
So rowanos tonic mix ure peshers periodic pills, lamp
tonp vegetable tinoturo 81 for coughs colds &c Hast
yous an tidoto for Rheumatism, scyofula 40 rownssnd
duyetic Wofes Scheidam schnapps 81 horses invigor
srg cordial 49, 2for So for nip Richardson's nip
pie oil 30 for suppreson DR. Van Hsmbers female
pills, 81 for worms Keysers destroyer, 70 cents, at
GUIOS;S, E7Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

WAnTED-A PROTESTANT FaENCH NURSE. TO
" have the care OF two children. and to assist IL
chamterwork Apply at No. IL Rutgers Place before
H. p Other wise send address ana the adv
tiser Will csn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

HOUSE TO LEI OR FOR sALE-A FINE, NEW TWO
story house with and folding doors, ei.uated
eetind Bcboksn, fifteen minutes walk from tho farrYt
nds q splof old view of New ork Bay
with lots Of well fec ced. It cDmbDe
oil the beauties OF tie county nth the yenienco OF tie
city. Address Hoboken Herald Office Rent $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

n . 49, ~..srA Il,
W ~ trgsse 10 bns'nsAs tbs. will mas very we'll,
EioAs~ ~ f.st Oiioe. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

WANTED--A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
" Young woman, to do plain cooking washing a I'd
ic ing Please call At 1888 East Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

MOCklNG BIRD FOR SALE.-A SPLENDID MOCK
M ing hiid not TO be excsed by any In the city. He
metts cat, Zen rooster and sings oight and day
gent wishing pro bird may apply at as
Fourth stre.s. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

Wkh1tD-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG NAN OF
w twenty-five years as salesman 10 wholesale 10 .
biug porting house perfectly acquainted with tn
emhfedery lace and fancy GODS 10 general las had
rail foEe Of the t. this ,y for four and
auanted with great many city retail merchants SPEAK
the German language snd give nexoeptiona6ls oft
reference in every particular. Please address II.
Herald cfnee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

WANTLD-ONE OR TWO SINGLE PROTESTANT
w men, in the country near the city, to do farm or
garden work and be generally useful Must accustomed
and willing to work; other nevd apply Mt 1875 Pearl
street from TO II O'Clock Tuesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

Has thy Beauty Fadud.-Is thy Head Bereft
d saure's eoyerinR2- Hurds hair rest,rer is qua
Iabteed produce of hair aid he sd,
pay He vi agree forfeit thou sand dollars
no falls TO produce hair. Price 81 per bottle.
W. G, uERD, 29l iroadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

w tLozt distsnee in The country. None need
lees 70 octy acquainted with farming and the care ~
Lois,p. Nust ccme vel recommended. Apply at gss
Irut Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DUST OFFICE, new YORK.-NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
bOnr.-lbe great southern mail will her oai.er, and
I'll fut notice close At this otce at O'Clock
June 26 1874 ISAAC v. FOWLER Pc stmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A REsPECTA Biz
w Protestant girl in private family she il u good
washer and iraner and good plain cook would have
objection to go to the country Good city reference Can
twenty seventh and eighth streets door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN LADY, A SITUATION
w as housekceper, travelling companions; 10
pert seamstress and give the best city references
ply at l59 Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

"a v WlTltRs, AUCIIONFER-WIrL SELL ON
" W sdey at 10 O'clock at 1S7 Canal street, large
~ dHos asfrtmfnt q household furniture Of every
tsriii,r anias sots ledstead, mahogany and rocking
chtrs, uiirH and tea table, bookcase
eh@es tairinss, irapdo marble top centre tahlss
tratt tsrett, tree piy and other csroets oilootha
maftgaiN md tag. hes steads hair mattrsses foat.s
edt oress tur,su- sid ssshstands kitchen utsnsils
30 Also oytter faianp hNtares countsrs airs
Sc Also en- day in 1hitd avenue NJ ear Fifteenth
itrtet, the tt.,k eta oslirttuHAsr a. auction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

WAsTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
situation as dressnaker understand her business n
all its would work in private families
oryeek, CT would asst in tending in goods
an DO II liincry required Please call for days at
22e FIRST between Thirteenth and sts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

VJANTsD-BY A REsrECTABLE YOUNG MAN, 4
w uaiicn as harkesre- ohjertion ~ the country
Good eiiJ reference given Address T. ~, No % fonrth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-27

MAITER WANTFD.-A SMART YOUNG MAN or
business habits, and accustomed 60 whit table,
hear oi good situation by add ressng No A road
way mt kaypalis French resta ant. gounE German
Euelish preferred,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-29
CedarIaWn for sale.

tbs e sGS L aaT rs Fs fs9n
idence OF John Tl.,A- Washington deed living in
Jefferson county Va about three milrsS wi. OF
ChsIlfsiown, on Itasgfoad leading from BerryyilIe
To- Leetown. and ;b.sNt one mile S0nih oi he Har-
pe-s-Ferry and S,rHsfeld turnpike aH5eining The
farms OF John R..sfj ATg, George Ig.hr. Mrs ELL T..
Alexapder, Those Il Washington. Dr3 Secular and
others containing HSkst 2 Is ACR rs, about IS Of
weicn ere ~ hnesfiiil The improvements con-
sist OLA handson sFfe Story BRrcx Tl,yr,ttNa Tor
ty feel square wiihei sro story VI ina AZ eet bv 30
1set aiachedia DffS xsyo7n.heuse. Miik horse, and
Negro Cabins. Ei.F ia large orchard III choice Ar
pes ana young :P&achl Orchard recently planted
The Lawn and prsSs Aes generally ard higblyitn-
proved py ShfubhsfT and large variety oil hand
some Ornamenisi yed Fruit TIRES. There Is 4
Cistern convrhieni never falling #e! 81 rnrr.
Limestone Waiet Styaf 100 wards eisiant Il ~
farm . shape is tes.3y square. The land ism 4
hne slate 81 caltfI s:pn. and lhe soil of SUPERIOR
quaiity- n has eTessT convenience 10 market be-
ing ~ fte imueeisSE ricinity OF the Winchester
ana Hsrpers saii-fosd, and within Tor s
miles pfthe BalfF1ese and Ohio Railroad. The
place Is vel kHes II and altogether II one Of HE
most desirable trscA. Of lis size in he Valley -
Persons who ecfaeeshpafn purchasing can IL IN
formed as 70 the Ter pf So By consulting me N
person o. by lettera fdressed 10 at Chalestown,
Jefferson county, "
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
For hinseifah& n bahaif oil ne j5.i,er devise.s
Deer IS, I653l-ifs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-29
Marrled.

:, de isth inst. " The Rev Robert n. Lipneomb.
Mr. GEORGE. HARRIS and Miss HARRIET II.
sHAUcK, both q this eoapty.
On Thur.daY5eyeping, 18th inst-. By Rev. J. Hank.
Mr. JAMES~Nn. LEWIS snd Miss CLARlSSA A,
JONES, al d Loadom county.
o. Tuesdsv 20th instant, By Rev. o. A. KinsoIviHe,
,WTLLOCGdBY W. TEBBs and MARY E., dsHehter
81 8. J. Tebbs, of Fanquier county, Va
Il ehepherdstown, o. "wednesday morning, the 2itt
,nst. h The German Reformed Chnrck, BY Rev. d. G.
Drstosief DR.. JOHN REYNOLDS. and Miss KATE
WiTHER0W, both 81 shePherdstoEn.
Al The Parsonage, il shepherdsiovn. the ga inst,
Nv Rev John g. Deale, Mr. WASHINGTON BANKS
10 Miss MARTHA JAMES. both q tins eoasty.
o. the sth Instant, By Rev. 9. MeEIfresh. GEORGE
z. p. LEGG, Of Clarke eouatys and Miss MARY A.
DAVIS, d Frederick
o. The 18Th Ut, By Rev. Dir. Young. WILLIAM
p CUP. Of Reckinghsm county and Miss MARY T.
seRoGlN, Of Ft6ni Royal.
On the 18Th Inst, BY Rev. c. W Hooper, THOMAS
T. WRIGHT add Miss cATHARlNE HARRISON
III q Berkeley county,
o. The 25th o. May. The bridge Al Harpers Ferry,
Z hy Rev A. c. Heatoa. Mr.. JACOB WISEMAN enl
Affr-pGIlAEiA ~ hftll fs11kezsls eas1ska
both Of RsppahaBneek county. Va. 4.
o. the 22d Instant at the same place, By tie sane,
MI ABRAHAM REEDY and Miss CATHkRINE
HOLLEN. both Of Shenandoah eousty, Va.
10 Wssbiugtoa. On The 2lI Instant, BY the Rev Mr.
y. ". sampson. Mr.. GEORGE W. CATION. Of Har,
Per's Ferry, p Miss RUTH +. JOHNSON, Of Alexal-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-29
Prepare for Harvest.

ThHE subscriber is npv finishing oEf a lot HUS-
a SEY'S REAPlNE MACHINES, also the
Reaper aid Mover cdmhiaed. These Machines
have st.'edf The rest nany years and are second
10 none nov in use. AS evidence Of the high rep
uIaiion they have obiaihed he Palen,ee is putting
mp fasr ARisarsd 81 them at his establishment ia
Baltimore ;9r ihe Approaching harvest.
The pro;pect is gootItor heavy crop Of wheat
and wiben. toe Farmers consider the seaiciiy Of
hands, and he high price Of labor they will ind it
their interest 10 purchase REsPEss especially So
when there is every prospect Of wheat being good
price, and the conceded fact that. BY the use Of
Reaper, one bnshe is gained Per acre, over the
best cTadlpg dope.
Send on yout orders and you may rely on a
good article. All Keepers sold BIZ me, are war
Tanieg 10 work well as such, or no sale
JAS r. BRO0EiNG. :
INincheSfer Irna
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-29

SCHOOINOTICE.


HfIsS MARGAREf Men 2 BRAN Iespeei, "
III " informs her friends anc paiIels - -
Sehoo IS now osganized and oPen lot rs
IN. orsinsrv !. Tlso he hghrr branches
~ 4 49,, -s.,.. Fssi;sh rsuestjon Including Or
biography, Reading. Writing. Grammar tEns'' s 3.
and Preach, Ariihmesic Algebra o. e
also Chemistry, Natural Philosophy nae4-i ~
loshphy, Physiology, &ei .rs.....s
The modern languages viii Be lana ass'.e1'
q also Vocal and Irstumental Music
Hiss NJ promises. 10 addition % hei 80, -
nest e0ft 10 advance her scholars, 10 Hoeote eo,e
assistance, should the number Of pups require y
4 TERMS
FOfthe Elementary branches. So preseason o ?
months.
For The hi9her sFanehes s. So
Music, Siz for SC lessons. -
School Rooms at The residence . Mls- IT.
GfiKgs In ChaTsestown-
Naw IL iS54-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-29

I
VIE association for The Exhibition Of he In
- dnstry Of all Nations awardsto ELISHA s.
SsYDga, Of Charlestown, JetieFso1 County Va
the highest premium Bronze Medal, with special
appreciation, for the combination be has effected,
and the practical application he has given the
same, 10 his Labor Saving Machine for 1hreshing,
Separating, Cleaning and Bsggirg Gain = Hon
1 Theodore Sedgwirk President Of he Association.
Hon. Henry Wager, Western New York, Chair
1 NAB, Watson Newbold. ESQ Columbus. NJ
Il CoL John w Proctor, Danvefs, Mass, Mai. Phil-
70 X Ffeas, Germantown, Penn Hon. Henry s.
Baeoit, Brooklyn LII. acling Secretary in Class
81 Jury G.
Ny Paten, Piemiun Threshing. Separating.
Cleaning and Basging Grain Machine. is for sale,
i woieh received the fifst premium at the Crystal
faiacei View 1ofi, over all ThrsshiHg SepaTa-
Ping Cleaning and Begging Grain Machines on
e1hsbilon-lhus proving conellsiyeiy tina, simpli.
Iciif IA construction, cheap 10 price and dufa
blHy 10 my machine, is being fully appreciated.
ahd The old and new costly Inferior complicated
separating Machines must WELD their piaees /, a
stprrior Labor saving Mzchine. The celebrated
machine for Threshing Separating. Cleaning
twice Screening ane Begging Gtain by- one sitn-
1pFc operation The greatest labor saving Machine
In ne world tor sefafaiing Ell pore and-impuri.
1iles ms Maehine throws The straw 10 ltseif The
3eha 70 Itself the wheat in the bag the screenings
10 iiseh aud The smhi and cheat 10 itself Every
thing hasa place, and everything is 10 lis place 10
SUR The eonyeHieBces efthe farmer For simpliei-
", durability, .cheapDeSs aud capacity il has no
equal in the world. As for what has been statrd
IL the different papers concerning Mr.. thinner
mans Machine receiving thu first premium al The
Cryslal Palace, New Ydfk is false. and not true.
iliis also stated thai Nj Zimmerman received
number 81 prenums al----and other fairs. Thai
know n9thing apo1i-perhaps be did but il is
very EASY 10 win the race the boy said when he
by himself. But my honorable friends this
was not the case AZ The Worlds Fair, New York
Mr. Zimmerman bad number OF other boys 10
run with, besides himself which made the race
more difficult Tor him--so much so, that he Mr.
Timmerman was neither arst MOI serond-so y.,p
nav Judge where be vas.
TheSe are facts that eaBnol be denied The mn
irrsgaed would ini9im ihe public thai his farmers
tabnr saving Machine ioI Threshing, Separating.
itlesnfpg. Screening and Begging all kinds 81
tifain. l. lor sac. Farmers wishing to buy Tie
h-sl Macbine IN use, Will address JosgPH GLAzg
Ffeeerica Ci.r MI VITO is manufacturing lhen
~ The bestfaSd M substantial msEnsr and can
furnish any orders si few tar< Rotice Those
wishing q ri eaas Tie Patsat ight taEh anufac.
tnre In dac6i les viii address me Al Charestorp
Jefferson coap'y Va ELISHAS. SNYDEg 4
JRae - lS5f-i'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-29
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
1he Great Purifier d the Blood ,

4 ~. r. y
IA Igaa.Bie Re,nedglfor Stref,a4, Kings Esa. Rhn-
Eaatism Obstinate |Cutanfovs E,rptions Pimpsss or
f,lstutss on he fdfe BI4teaes Eo,l., chtonic sor.
Eyes, R,ns tortf or 1attT. Scald Head, Enlmge-
fi't and Iain q he Zones and JOINTS, Sspbtorsl U
GERS sspasth,e Z ,fsordaF, LEm5Ggo. SFta1, COM
plants, ana gu Dt1edses qrisins trdm i4juJfios
se ~ Mercury, iftPrnaeFcs "a LIFE. or Izp1viiy At
e Blood
TFSHlS valuable Medicine which has become.
J. celebrated for Ethe number Of estraer1inarv
pretors At The T,reeIt reonfs, Il ,he. sesa T
4 . the ppbc with ibey do with he n,ons -
delce in lis virtues add wonderful curative proner,ias
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Ilnr Rent.

A LEAANIEH EoRSETT having resigned
IA the execuipfsiip 0f George Little. decd ard
having qualified Gas administrator with tic will
annexed, do o1erS for rent from the first day Of
April Hext, thar Age Two story STONE BUILD
ING, good stablGgsnt other necessary build
lngs win Acre1df Land This property has
been occupied lbr Ean3 years as boie 4 being in
a good location JSsSsJpih Bolivar jefferson conn
~, Virginia. ESs.
! also efier tor nsli ifon same date, three small
~ Filling 1fettISisS suitable for small FAM
ines, adjoining SID, property. Letters addressed
70 me Al CharlestdyA, ga, will receive prompt at
lention. - John AVIS ] Adm,r
Mareh l6 1851 = with the VIII annexed