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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18
End OF the Walker Divorce Case.
COURT or coxM0N PLEAS.
Rafnre Hon ID p ],

Before Hon. o. Ingraham, First Judge.
OcT l7.-Cotherino p. Walker, BY her nect fricri,
Christton s. Sloan, rs. Wldes p. Walker.-Henry
Niccll Esq to whom this matter referred has re-
ported that the Plaintiff is entitled to Judgment He has
found that both parties At the time of the commence
mens of the action inhabitants OF this State that
the defendant did, in the latter part Of July 1850
init adultery with . woman whose il unsno xn ana
that he also committed utery with other women in the
Hcreee street js that the plaintiff fergave him
for these Offences and that the plaintiff not guilty
Of adultery, alleged In the defendants His
honor therefore, issued the usual dscree Of divorce
granting permission TO defendant to visit his chcren
fortnight. Costs adjusted ~ - los, against the
defendant, who did not appear personally or by his
count Ell before the defence.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY, october l7-6 r. M.
Quotations for stocks to-day sho1 further improve
ment. Erie vas the fAvorits at tbs board, and the
transactions we're equal to all others com oinsi Re,d
ing, Cumberland and Nicaragua Transit active and
sold ct advance Az the frst board Illinois Central
Bonds improved ~ cent Erie Iocoue, Il Erie 1884,
ls Erie, 1888, ri Saratoga and sacket Hrfbor Bonds,
4; Nicaragua Transit. Vi Cumberland Coal, u; New
York Central Railroad, "; Cleveland and Toleio Rail
road, III Erie Railroad, X; Reading Railroad, X. Hi
,sois Central Railroad stosk fell off Il per cent. II ap
pears that each class Of bonds Of the Erie Rrsd Con
paAy have, within tbs paat few days, improved,
snd We should not b surprised to see the 10
crease reach par before they mature The rsoommsn-
caH.n of tie investigating committee, that a
ons fund be established for the ultiust Redemption
the o. tire ndsbednss, meets with general favor
aud 1t wi without doabt be adopted. Tao only qaes.
Il 10 regard to the amount - be anuasly appro
ysistsa 10 that purpose We have suggested that thu
sim Of thres aandrcd thousand dollars be sst ap, IT
essry year Cor thu purchase In tn, frat psss Of aay
class Of adsb,sdness that nv bs ssas tbs rnaks'
tisagnt; al IN hs srso' Of al b'irs ala ysu,aa
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Rnprcrlox OF PosrAaE 70 NEW Souri, Wales

REDUCTION OF POSTAGE TO New SoUrB WALES
VICTORIA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA &c.ieresfter the siogie
rate OF letter postage between the United states and
New south Wales, Victoria and south Austrslis either
by packet or by private ships, via Eogsnd, viii be 80
cents instead of Is cents, pre- payment rtqirsi
Eiench snst rate Of ten cents the quarter mus
BE- added in the Of all letters to fr said connies
which may be specially addressed via Earseilcs The
reduction 10 80 cents the single rate viii sxtet to
ell letters directed t. Van Diemans Land, which are
sent BY the Australian mail pschets well ~ 70 letters
Ter New ZeIsnd specially addressed via Mstsournev
va s. dney" end to letters for Wessrn Australia I'd
dressed TO so by the "dsect Australian packet" ne
nge rste ON letters. 81 pvivate ship decs from Nss
lotk i i've Cents. plrssyrer. {. lahsL
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OCT. IL Sent<a6es TO the State Prison Chas. Wesner
convicted OF countereising sentenced to the
prison fer eight years. aud to pay fine OF dollar
Wallace Lamear, for similar offence, was sentenced
to three years in the State prison and 70 pay fine Of
dollar
James Williams, same offence WAS sentenced only to
two years imrrisopmsnt in consequence Of the jury
having recommended him to mercy.
Warren Judkins, who pleaded guilty to \ charge Of
.erfeitns sentenced to six months prison.
ent and to pay fine Of Ave dollars.
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btf0re hon. JuuH0 CItrKe.
Der lT.-Jdmcs X. Hitchcock dgt the British and North
American Royal Mail Steam Packet.-Tne plaintiff II
thi. assignee OF ope Capt stewart Of the
British army, for $1,000, the value Of quantity OF
defendants agents at Halifax. The defence that
Captain stewards baggage contained than the
cesssry quantity clothing for trip from Jamaica TO
Enston and also that the value Of the articles
estimated. Verdict for plaintiff, 500.
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Supreme Court-In Chambers.
peforA Han Tudga Marcia

Der. 17-HaJcns Corpus.--James Butler applied for
he Discharge OF his Patrick from the United st ,tes
rmy, on the ground OF being undsr age when he
Messrs. J. +. Alden aud A q. Adams volunteered az
eunse and succeeded in proving that Paddy but
boy He was therefore discharged from service.
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tb eif fellow beings
The Victoria. firce al, left. hAs had goo Weather
We have now nf onught aghts end hope IL tue pas
serges BE- not already In safety that shs WIN nest With
them Irs1 ain very tru >, Jour FREED,
ca ,NDIE R WHITE
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THE ARCTIC CALAMITY,

We understand that Captain Luce In the city yes
yerAy and visited the once Of Msssrs T. K. Collins
Co., In Wall street and under the Impression that he
would meet his friends Change, to receive thsr
grAtuaons for his safety, larger gathering than usual
was present at the usual hour Of convenpg Bat out
Of dsoAcy towards the heroic ssptan who had not had
tns to recover, either mentally physically, frsm his
hts awful suasanss, he advised to postpous the
meeting his friends to another opportunity. When he
left town he went to Mr. Csnins' residence At New Ro.
cAere.
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THE OFFICERS OF THE ARCTIC.


10 THE 1DFr0R or THE HR8ALD.
The evidence Of the Arctic horror may now 10 said TO
BE- complete Three bright spots shins ws out there
the hsroism o( Luce, Of Holland, sad Of Dorian II
deems somewhat the darker shades In the tragedy to
psruss the aess Of these Poor Holland Il no moro
Captain Luce requires Testimonial beyond the ap-
plauss and sympathy Of his fellow men-Dogan . poor
man. He lost almost his I'll In the Arctic New YORK
has been always prompt IN rswarding the brave and
good OF every cline Many desrouS of contrib ating
towards some testimonial to this man who has noby
done his duty viii you not. then. Mr.. Editor, lend
your powerful aid in 70 good eAasef
THE ARCTIC COULD HAVE BEEN SAVED.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In answer to ''Engineer New World" have ouIy to
say mputation Of the kind b cast upon tho pro-
pretors Of the "CorDs ships," as their engines and
pumps work with equal facility backward Or forward.
In my cston only sought to psce before the
public facts which, until now, have been overlooked
facts, which rightly consdsrsd and applied, would
have avertsd the recent sad calamity. J.E n
Henry street, Brooklyn, Oct II, 1854.
MORE 30 ATS FOR THE STEAMERS.
The sg~nts OF the Cunard line Of steamers in tais
have given orders to Mr. Frarcs to furnish two aidt
al life boats for each steamer their arrival at this
port.
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SEARCH FOR THE RATS OF THE ARCTIC
CIR flc, :

PBrKR COOPER ESQ PRECEDENT, &c
Dear Sir-Nth my letter to you under date o. the 81
instant handed sou copy Of my letter TO Capt G.
Sluyter Of steamer Victoria nstrucrg HIM to
coed In search of the passengers and c-ew
of the Arcc who were supposed to Be drifting asodt
the ocean.
every hour day and ngnt, 10 make some necessary
pas take Ia COAL but such Is the OF faci
ties here that the vctorix did not get of unt twelve
O'Clock yesterday.
wish the friss Is and the public Ia New York to
derstsnd that the steamer Cleopatra In the employment
OF the British govern ment with regiment OF troopr on
the lima arrived in the Victoria. and shsthe Cleopa
tracouJ have been sent TO in tvo hours, but the
Governor a1d the MISTER o. both refused TO take the
iespol ibity Of seeding ner the errsnd OF mercy.
IL sid also that the gues OF the Merlin had
offered send her back immediately with the mails
ard to lock for the Actcs passengers her voyage
Easx; this his proved untrue, she is in port,
layipg her foil time.
When called upon by VIZ Newman, tbs American Con.
sul ofefe to despatch the Victoria, with any person
persons hs might wish to pu hoard to adsse the
captain in the search for the wrecked at ths
OF $500 PER day, and b. take his Official daft the
apartment at Nasbngtcn lie seemei slow to do tha.,
sad said he had, could have, guarantee from the
government here for his outlay. Its.n oeci 10 take
his bl with good endorser, paysbe here In thirty
Gays. After SepiuR me in suspense, aud having hal
four Interviews with him the Consu. informed that
J, too late 70 do Any good and that ne declined
nsle shy engagement.
then had interview with s,mc members Of the
noue PSI any Outlay OF me Govsr1or in msts:;
the Governor would do roshirg unless the u C,Gsui
would give him len the goye.nncn. washn stan.
Il IN hayd Messr. lille and Shea. tia me Il WA. IN
ysin to exI ct Any thing from tina. qaartcc,
Meantime htl NV pfepsrsion all m,de, AMI steam
up detained tie Victoria dSssn taiaates ,s the last
srswer f,ou, government, cast or hs iias with
hsnd aud ssnt hlr With mingled ceilings OF hope tia.
lie poor sufferers osht Be- saved sni uttes dislust r
hs nsasAoe ., shab ~, iuisssy' possessing o. the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-01
tEggANn

TUST received nom Philadelphia, 3 casks Of
q Superior Pale and Dark Brand. Also, enc
clsc Of bottled d. al follows viii Cherry.
Rasherry, Ginger, Lavender and Blackberry, for
sale by IL. L. EBY j. SON.
jane |.
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SHlKkpNDiLE SPRIkcS.


This heahh-sirinE rrt brantifni Watering
u Place vail b The personal surefinier-
denee ct lhe Undersigned dafint The coming sam
meFs sh0 VII ne every Effort u he pouef 10 ren-
Ger u one q he most aitfacfiqe aud agreeable va
tefing places Ia Nffeinia. II = situated On an
elevation o. spur % he majestic Bire Ridge Noun
iain, ID The county u jefferson, Ave aile5 soufh OF
Chsrlestown, he county seat
Passengers leaving Bsliimore or Washington by
ne morning tfai1 81 ears. WiiI arrive AZ Harpers.
Ferry Z. y =, from lhenee 10 Tie Winchester 8
PUIonassksiiFo5d cars, IN miies 10 Cdafics,own
where twelve, passenger Coach viii receive and
conreY them into Chafiesiorn and II Cesired 10
the Springs 70 tinner over 4 good road and
through lovely country.
The Analysis made By The late Dr. De Buits
from 100 grains Of the water from The main fonn-
tain, afforded 81 gfs OF Saiphaie Of Lime, I0t gfs
caftonste q Line. 27i grs Of suiphaie OF Mag
nesiss epson salts gf. Of Muriate Of Msgae.
sia1I 81, Npfiaie O SOFA 80 grs. Sal ohate Of
Iron. and ITO gfs CaTbenafe Of Iron.
From The above analysis the eaters 81 Staunnn-
alemay Teky properly D. Chased amurg me "a
lfne Chslybeaf.ss coubiaafiOn q the N 81 V1l1-
bie~deseriptioB in the whole range Of Mineral
waters. Il NAV IbeTefole Be p3sllireIy ASSERTED,
without erasefah.n or fear Of contradiction, thar
70 minSrzl wafer within lie iimifs ef he United
States pSeEessfs he inc constituent rats OF IS
more sanitary and efficient Alternative Than tbe
waters 81 Saan1olaale Springs This water acts
ss-gentiY - tie mi.dest apcrienf, without giving
rise 10 those unpleasant sensaiicns Of pain and de-
bffiy 50 ofien orrasioret 81 lordinsty eastaftrs.
prepared ~ lke most skilifni physicians
The free Hsecf fnis wafer, acts almost immeii-
ateiF upon the skin and kidneys removes worm
relieEestbe ccEvalesceni iron bilious or CHER fe
rers. dysfersia, droi seal sweliagsi c. 1'ous IF
teeieas Aetaoyrhaids, trfofaia, Indigestion Theut
ma,ism. loss Of appetite, exhaustion general deGiI
iiy. gTsyeiiy eonereiioD>. slricIuns and variety
q other discasesl0 which man Is SUSPECT and Il Is
freely acknowledged ~ an who have been afflicted
with any Of the above diseases that The free use a
Shsnnordale waters have effected permanent
cures.
Sulphur, Mineral hof and cold Balhes furnished
By application al The Bar.
The H0'el9is large and eornmoiious-;he Gotta
ges nnmefous and com oFfabie-
The table viii be supplied with the best beri
mountain and valley mHflon together with ID the
lrxuries sdtfdsd in the fertile Valley Of Virginia.
The best Wines, BFar4rs aHd other Liquors
can always BE- had AZ the table or at The bar
G. w. SAPPINGToN,
Proprietor Ct Sspringions HotFt~
chafsstown. Jefferson county, Va.
JHnc l. 1854
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TTlHIS Is not a MAMMAL labcr rcho.oI. hs,t n /.
J. called an Agricultural Insrifrte tecause
tharoash Instruction Is given in ali branches Of
Mathematics and Science useinl 10 the farmer
and msn Of basiness- The students ere moi taught
The thtoFy only but they are INSTRUCTED. in de
PRACTICAL application 81 heir ktndies 10 The every
dag Affairs of life. They are made acqnaiated uiih
tie phenonena o. nature-tzushi ihf properties Of
The s0ii-ihe requirements Of piants--ihe compost
fi0n Of Tocks-the properties Of the afmospk~re
&e- The advanced students receige practical in
struriicn ia surveying farus-leTellinx wafer
courses-laying out roads-making naps-tanaiv-
ring soiis-elsssifying minerals, &c
Agricultural chemistry Is thoroughly iaazhl and
illustrated By thousands u interesting experiments
IN The lecture room-in The laborafbrT and IN he
farm The pure chemicals are prepared a. ne es-
adjustment The workshop Is furnished triih a
furnace, iuTning lathe ard great variety q tools
inT working IN wood aud metal Hence tae sfu-
dents have an opportunity Of Witnessing al the
branches q mechanism from the telling OF timber
@ The polishing and flashing Of hand sorte and
costly apparatus every part Of which Is faHsiarly
explained. Their attention Is not confined fIo the
class book bot they are taken into the labosalory
The workshop, the garden and The keld ara they
a;e made TO understand hundreds Of operations
which eveTybodT sees but few can explain.I The
ttsign OF The Hesitation is 10 prepare " uni men
for business and 10 ouPlish this desirable pur-
pose neither pains nor expense Is spared in 5bisin-
Jag everything hecessaTy for full and complete il
iasTration.
The course q instruction is varied TO sai the
farmer, the merchant and The engineer
The establishment is delightfully."- located ard
has all the asganIagf q purify Of Eaier salabEiiy
81 atmosphere and behuiy o. scenery.
The regular sessions commence on the arst Of
october and erd on the FIRST Of August. Young
men wishing TO enter students should, ifpossi-
be, make application before the closing Of the pre-
yions sessi0u.
/ Terms for the session Of ten months S20a; one
hall payable 10 advance and the remainder on The
Isl Of March. This includes tuition board lodg.
Ing, washing, fuel and lights. The students III the
classical defaEment are charged SO per session.
txra 70 be paid in advance Sons OF preachers
and edisors are charged only $50 per session.
Books furnished when required at Store prices
Z Farmers can have their sofia analyz.S, and
teachers and students can obtain pure clinical
reagents prepared a, the establishment.
Address y:
BENZ. HYDE BENTON, Principal.
Aide p. O.
Lou3oun Conniy Va
Mavs3S 1874
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Prepare for Harvest.

TIME subseiib4F j. now finishing or a lot HUS-
4 SEYA5 REkPlNG MACHINES, also the
Reaper and Mover combined. These Machines
haze stood the test OF many wears ard are second
70 none now in use. As evidence Of The high rep.
nlailen they have ohtsined, be Patenee is putting
Up fnFF kaasfcd Of them n his establishment ii
Baltimore toftae approaching harvest.
The ptospsci i good fof Z heavy crop OF wheat
ani gH4h lhs Farmers consider the scsfciiy Of
hands add Tie high price Of labor they will fad Ii
e thelrinttrest q IA chase RrsRRs sneci,llY 81
when there Is every praspeetof wbcat beiHy gdos
nfiee, and tie eneeted fact thai, NJ the Ire Of 3
Rsdper .dne hnsHel Is gai1ed per acre, over lie
best eraddhg done
send rn-goucoIdeTs, and YOU may rely on a
good article. All Reaprrs sold y NJ, are war;
ranted 10 work well Us saeh, Or no sale
JAS r BRO0KING
Nirckektcr lime IGgl-6yvi
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LEGAL. MemoraHda.
RULEs AND REGULATIONS.


For marriage Announcements. ID charge VIII
be made.
Obi.uarv NOTES. sof exceeding six iiufs wilt b.
inserted gsaliss Ths exec : absss mar namoer or
iihes~G 1T Be charged according 70 tbe advertising
rates Trihpies OF respect viii be charged al sd-
Yertisfng rates.
All Communications designed to prpnole the per-
SOCIAL Interests 81 issdigidnals or hht do npi pos
sess general interest will be charged for atthe
saal adseuisins rates. Those Of an offensive per
sJrsi clssracie9 viii bot Be inserted.
Alalyertiserents forwarded By Newspaper a
gents niii be charged a. the usual advertising
rates and must be accompanied by The cash Or is
egaivaIeni, deduesiag ibe commission.
Patent ned he iRes hall be charged for afHfte u
SaSI fateS Of yearly advertisements and = bishop
rGtisesg double The advertising rates Extacis
ippmher papers referring TO such advertisements
y Ia bc Subject b. the regular advertising rales.
9aBdidafes announcements forsasf5ces OF emolu-.
insnt will be charged al advertising rates
IL The above. rates are Bol s1ossviiia,e any ex,
ieuhg cahtfaet H.
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New Boot and Shoe Establishment.
Call Soon and Get HargaFns.

TlHE Undersigned has just opened 10 the Shops
Il ofDr MAsoS two doors East Of the Valley
Bank a SCOT ATp SHOE ESTABLISHMENT i,
at which he pEoaosest to furnish 10 the citizens Of
Charlestowa and she farmers Of the surrounding
neighbarhaolt every kind and description of work
pertaining 10 his business, mads Of the best material
and sold on lie niest accommodating teIsns Ale
has just returhea from the East with choice as
sorimeat Of BOOTS, Ladies', Gentemen's and
Children's SH oES. Caters Of all kinds, made ali
the very best shoEs and The materials warranted.
he will also Manufacture TO order, every descrip-
tion OF work, aud Repairing done al the shortest
notice. cali rSm the public generally is pect-
fully inyiiedas his best exerlions will be given to
render satisfaction TO all
JfMES r. JOHNSON.
Charfes,own, April 90 is5i-tf
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Do -

At = Craufordia.n near Chariesteub, On Tuesday
eieniax l.si. after q pEctraeted 1ia@ss. ROBERT
@WOhIHlACIO1. Es9.- n the 69th year q his age.
Mf w was long ides'led with the interests add pros
perily q Jeisfsoa eo1afy BE served u ~ L.Eisa-
Commits oner m Chaneery. and Jusfice efthe
Pesce-a q which duties be disck.rred with 6dcft
ara ability rarely eqaa.ied
Near Miadlsbqrg, on Moadsy nrrnsnk Iasf. Il lie
Ssh year u her sgt. Mr. BETTE SKINNER. eon-
s5rt q Mr.. james SkinneF.
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Cedar Lawn fnr Sale ]

w III b $oia a, prikatf sale, The Farla knewn
w hytne name Of &c lar Lawn, formerly shetes-
idenee OF John II 4. Washington deed lyini in
srff-77rz yrvsa-Jt htutft itref tafiesss wv 81
ChaTestown, onlhe road leading from Esfrvvf,la s
y LeTtown, aad about qne mills South ofthc ID ar
pefs- Ferry ana smithheld turnpike, adjoining the
farms q John X Flagg, George lsfer, Ms. Ii III.
alexander, ! hos u Washington, DR. Scnlfay an7
DINERS, containing about 2 s ACRES. ahoat IS Of
winch are IN me timber. The improvements con-
slst O. handsome threestoty Back DwELL&Gl for.
~ feet square, with two s.Ury-Wing 40 Glt hv 30
9eet at'aeheaia BARN CpThFhepse, Milk hpGse. and
Negro Cabins Also a large orchard ofeLcace APP
pies, ana young Peach Orchard recently p!anted
The Lawn and premises GENERALLY are highly i'm
proved by ShruhbeFy and large yariet,s Ri hand.
some Ornamental and Fruit Trees. There is
Gistefn convenient and IA never failing weslof pure
Limestone Water about loo wards aistsnt Tl5s
farm ip shape Isl nearly square. The Iasd IS In n
fine stale of cultivation and THE soil Of superior
qualify. i has every convenience to mafKet, fp,-
ing m the immFdiate vicihiiY OF the Widchestkr
and Harpers Ferry Rail4road. and With = ora
miles Ofthe Baliitlorsfind Chic RaiI-resad Tke
place i we'll known and altogether is one; of he
most desirable tracts Of itsdsize in the Ralley.-
Persons who contemplate purchasing, g2n be r.
formed as 10 theterms Of sd BY consult)aa me in
person, or BY letter addressed ID me at Cher4lsowa,
Jefferson county, Va MI
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
For htmsef and in behalf Of the Other dsyisees.
Deer t5,1S53k-tf Il
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Western Virginia Land Agepky.

4SHE Subscribers are Agents for The bale Of
l. large quantities Of LAND in that liar. ~
Western Virginia, Though which the gf.ru;raa
Railroad is III pnocess OF construction. TlEs ling
considered IN reference TO Soil climate, tainaral
resources aecessfbLiity, and The characteisof the
population now SETTLING ih that part Of thi State,
will generally commend hsflf On examnasons as
very desiraoieiof lnvesimRAi and resideEos attire
low prices and easy terms al which il EEohtred:
iof sale Full aud particular ihiofmatioH will. he
lnfnisAed TO persons desiring to- purchase, by.
HENRY T. BROOKE, Riehnend city. 9tf2i
s. s. THOMASON, Lewisbure, C;reenbrier ~ s
p. r. cambridge, Lee Town. Jefferson Fl Va.
Cctoher ~ IS52 ~ y
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HNEA II chest Of very prime G. P. Tea: viii
\ the lovers Of the article call and &c, some 10
~ JERE. HARRIS.
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r. We have more graubIias and disconieuf
on The part Of ! Elion olihe Democracy. with the
Adm.uistrasioh The Washington Sentl1el ar
firms that rotgiihst7n1ipS The faclious feypiu-
tionssy, and 6sorgsnizing course Of The whole
tribe Of Van Buren, fEeescilers5 General Pierce
has not turned Dis faee eway from The fsetioDisfs
Tbey still glory IN his intimacy. and boasts Of bis
confidence The s. niinei fofbearsio say more.s
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TvHE undersigned. grateful 10 the Pubic for
IL their pas, very liberal patronage, hopes ty
strict attention to business TO merit acohuauance
Of the same. He takes great pleasure 10 announ-
cling that be 4 now in receipt Of ms
SPRINHG .STO CT OF q O obs,
which IN exten. and desirableness, sarrasses, any
preceding ohe aud will compare favorably, ia an
respects, with SIMILAR stocks usually KEPT in this
place. He ~ preparedlo take all kinds Of coun-
Try Produce In exchange for Gooas, al fair market
rates. He Il deteminsd 10 adopt The qne price
SYSTEMS las near his friends will allow him, as he
hopes 70 sell good many Goods by order. Par.
ticular attention paid 10 all orders.
JOHN Q SNYDER
Berrtvilleg April 90. Is5l-,f-Snt
lhave on haadaand for sale 5000 pounds good
BACON JOS.