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fAdyertisementl
g & NJ Z TOWIE & Co have nst received by

late arrivals complete Of RICH DRESS GOODS Tor sum
Boche Barege plain Baregrs in desirable
Organizes, choice styles; and Will To-Day leo
India fOuard SILKS low prices Also,
Gimure Maltese Msnis Laees "a and "a wide
together with stock Brussels and French Trimming
The Of Dress Goods COLUMBIAN HALL, No
2sl Grtnd, yies with he found in the city III
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WZLLLAMSBURGH ITEMS

The following persons were fined yesterday by Mayor
W.. Tor civ ordinances Peter CavsRsgh oo.frucas the
s5 jarvis keeping seven or es1t ps IN oae
pen so five other similar charge were naed aen ~
The police of this city arrested Il persons from Saur'
dsy night Monday nornug mostly for Drunkenness
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Advertisement.
LIFE SIZE PHOrOGRAPHs. The attention


public called stye Of DAGUERREoTYPEs on PAPER
all scsthe esze surprising ia depth Of tone and
bancy finished painting canvasshe smaller sizes re-
delicate A 20 likeness aud
durability they Unsurpassed Perfect Heneses of any SIZE can
by this fOm DagGerreotyPs TAKEN only by J.
C. D. FREDEcEs No. 81 Boulevard des Capaeines
Pans. ard No. $40 Broadway.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT Sci

GREAT EXCITEMENT! SELLINI OfF! SHILLING
or -siks Tissues Bsrege Lawns Jseones and all kind, OF
Spring Dress Goods Ling of without regard 10
cot at HEARD CLAP 4 Co.'S. No sol GraIdsL
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS

Dudley s. Gregory, r has been selected BY the Native
Grand Marshal at the celebration Of the h OF July
The jersey Continental Guard parade to-day at noon.
Yesterday boy named PiersOn seriously injured b.
fallips down a IL Hudson -.
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aud Mind enables balance be
physical mental functions lost equilibrium
successfully the various phases Of insanity and other
dorde Examinations daily by Nj FOWLER a. 500 broadway
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FIRES.
rIpT IS IufRTl-SIXTH-ST

FIRE Is rHiRTY-sIxrH-sr.
Last night about IL o'clock fire broke on. in q
shanty corner of Thiry-si1.h-st. and Einih-sv The
building wac entirely destroyed.
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

CURIOUS PHEyoxEyoS.-An occurrence of O very I'M
usual character took place last evening at u o'clock in
connection with the sewer just completed in Fuiton-st
This nothing less than explosion in the
of expansive element of the existence nature OF
which various opinions entertained. So violent
the explosion that the hoes the street became fright
ened and mos, OF them took fight in various directions.
The houses the line OF the stree; sensby shaken
and vba,ed daring earthquake, and people began
10 fear that the city about experience the fate OF
San Salvador and become heap of ruins For time
the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed but fortunately
damage done. II is supposed tha; gas of
plosve character had generated in the sewer, as blue
fame assembled from the " holes and culvers which
acted saiey-vaves and prevented the whole fabric
from being shattered pieces /; supposed that the
sewer experienced injury The explosion sounded like
the nese OF q cannon.
The SUNDAY LIQUOR TRAFFic.-The parties arrested
for violating the Sunday laws arragned yesterday.
Robert Gullver the keeper Of public house the
OF Concord and Pear-ss ard John Smith his b,r
keeper brought before Justice Smith inc former
wa. held in s25o bail to answer and the latter was dis
charged Frederick Rhode John Gonnade and Bridget
Ryan, similar charges, brought before Justice
Bletchy ard held in 500 bail each appear for eyan
rGiior.
and OF cholera norbus in this city during the past week.
Several deaths have been reported since the report of the
Health Physician hes been made out.
EXAMINATION O. THE CHARGE % RAPE.-Yes;erday
zee who slsnCs charged with
Of benos. ssssa upon the pen Of oJ Hse!e
before Justice Bafhey fcf eXamEao Ihs complainant
Gelss gri Ia the ei,h.enh Of her AZ She arrived
III. county ApT .nG dsd WIN her buiher New YORK
abode respectable German
family Van
Irnors youth Brooklyn. she employed in the
Defendant who married thirty
Of me house Complain
= her stout IL O'Clock
Tie iSth iDs, committed the ssa1l- Her
and Mrs bFns opened the
deienc1a; window
q compauGn.s apartment which the basement Other
the prisoner and showed the assault
Of character The sfi
Tie lesglec boc
iC AVA. sae g.aon Ct tae OEtLd sfy
The WIDE AWAKE HAT-Two young Irishmen named
James Yek4rs AID JANIS Hogan kE-lsn.d before Jace
~ Sunday. the 18th cooei boy
aan,d HestkAh Hunter testified that vicinity Of
ssd the u Greenwood CeHstcIy sbeu:
dcock he Etove evening" driving the home and
pssssd The lelsAs they Threatened became he
and vide they did not
AID SIR Mr. Ho~i by,
Pes ltd.c hnou-
Nolur-s. tm have AID With b. "a defendants thr-s
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Advertisement
Churches. Hotels, Steamships, &c. supplied with

Plates and beautiful de-
substantial and elegantly engraved
Of the EvERDELL. No 302 Broadway, Duanes
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BOOTs-SELiING OFF AT Cost TO CLOSE THE
July will be the las: day Great Bargains
Patent ~ Ann-st TREMBLEY Co.
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Advertisement,
TrAS-The best assortment of FINE TEAS will be

the CANTON TEA COMPANY No. lbs Chatham
Pearl The Oldest Tea establishment
We do better than
where either retail They have branch
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Of he issnr man think tho, he may have fallen over
hoard while asleep.


board while asleep.
TuE puclrrsrIc FIeHr BETWEEN YtsEEE Sullivan
ssp MoRRIs.EY-Sulyan one OF the parties engaged IN
O. fch. some months since, Chatham Foar Corners
in Berkshire County, Mas. demanded. It Will be
recoleced BY the Governor of Massachusetts, for trial
in disturbing the peace snd that State for trial
John Morr-sey another Of the in it, yesterday
arrested By Depu,y-sheriff Bensell similar reqas
ton. and also sen. on 20 Massachusetts,.
ForsD DEAD Is d. CELL~-An Irish named
Mara found sunday nsht yns he
9th, Fosh Ward sry ntoseasd and tsseu 70 the >t.ioa
.he r.-ed 10 col f.rdy morqns o. open
ii cell H. dorusn found her dead Coroner Hutton ned al
CONGESTION Of he brain produced BY n'emPersnee" De
ces-ed WIS q yesr OF age
Foryp DGowxTD.-Coronor ODonnel Yesterday held
upon The tdy Of an Unknown man ound a'ownsq :. ne
ordinary clothing book VS. found n n Se upon which
Kreusch-r. No i5l fult0ns He wr sDoaf
ys'1' Of age Inc '' '''''''' ''''' '' y '''
SUICIDE or Az AGED MANI. Oliver II. Perry, who
resided with bis No 90 Grand wA missed rom r.. res.
found boy East River the foot n piece
lie sd been ii time ard uPpo.ed :, have apwned him
sell dersnsed state Of mind Coroner oponne held "a IN
drowning Temporary sheraton Of mind Deceased
native Of Pepnsylvsnis 81 years o; age
AITENPTED SuIcIDE.-A named Bernard Meehan
:1,sss e. M 10 - sons g ON
lie deserved tn SIKH Ward Police who after cut
tin bin down convey ID him TO the NewYork Hosp al.
The Hoe NUIssSCE.-Warrants were granted yester-
application the Cry Inspector for the
Of 90 keepers hogs the Twenty ,eond ward Ihey
kept premise ~ hogs May o; he warrants
were seyed ana he prisoners brought before the Migs who
fued them each Some paid the tine aud were discharged others
locked ur The Hog throughout the City
have become alarmed the rigorous measures adopted by the a
driving their into Nes; hesier Co.
About - 60 passed over the line yesterday
ARREST FOR GnAsp LAHcEsr.-Norrs swartz, keeper
70
Ger Low Of Ward Police charged with stealing $50 IN
double properly john as Michigan boarding
Broadway appears that Has called a. the store OF the
prisoner Saturday afternoon 10 purchase it OF CLONES ani
bis coat the pocket which the chest
swsrz up this for shoFt time and hen went ont
20 purchase his Hss finally declined
ru heng aud pung his discovered thai MS money was
ng before Justice Osborne and held TO ban
in 70 aus.s lie en-
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The Young American tragedian j. G.. Hanley ap-
rears a. NATIONAL ong does Yankee Locke the
popular and oil this the admission is but p cents the
Dress Circle.
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fAdyesiisenIenEI
"a Eurnnn In fhn

ItTsUHh GUINt 10 Europe TIL IIV 4fTdUIH I1III' rVN
should to-day Ro0rs Worlds Fair Pre-
mum Gallery. Perfect Pictures any weather
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Docs RuyyIYG AT LARGE-Owen Cherry was brough
before Justice Curtis yesterday the permitting vei0a
dos belonging 20 HIM e. i-se. which or-ne he
tined The brute hsd bitten BOY previous SATURDAY
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
rem Ossrtons BY Standard 7hr1ome.ers q: No. CAamte,
.. X. RoSKEITL.
1854. ga. VI. y M 81 VI
June 60. ....................7Oi IS Isl
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The CoURTs.-The Court OF Over and Ter.niner con
yepd Yesterday the o. the a
Jury That BODY rredy report the Conr doarned
Monday next The Circuit Count sdiOurued os the
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'tivertiseme.


PLAIN ana EMBROIDERED CRAPE SHAWLs ana MAN
TLAs being closed a,
unparalleled bargains HEARD CLAP Co.'S No 5Ol Grand-i
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II % severely ,ba, che bad the proper sse Of ot
srwara Perkins Aro made az Ho~iaod WIN ~. I $3.50
by Both the complainant deera
snieDt he Hogan - and Perkins 81" WHICH
paid
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APPoIxrMEyrs-Mr. George A. Wafdy has oecn ap-
pcrd Health he Fourth District 10 place Of si %
Cooher .bo received he spnmen Of Oh the
Cholera Hospital.
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James Mallory was brought before Justice Smith ves-
.,av On the charge stabbins Michael MeGrath
maker. Knife sunday afternoon rhe complaint akeu aad
the ts4lt OF the
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Max Maretzek will commence the operate season at
Castle Garden Thursday Friday evening wit,
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AITEyPTED SUIcIDE.-A man named Bernard Meehar
attempted suicide his residence No 81 Oranses s1nda,
by OF the second ~ndo~s
lie observed by OF tn SIKH Ward Police who, after cut
ting bin down. conveyed him TO the New-iork Hospital
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EuSSIAN FINANCE.


W,lsa, an,poins the fcNow,nf sisicmpn,s which
ha,n bo,n nub,shcd in The Mfssssr think right Ia
,,rrh.h h, hat NC must fcmnd readers that such
n,,uu,.n, assmcn.e tho~o described looming m
Tho distance bf kussa may lead to great d'siocaon OF
lu,, nual futunca aud cause much misery without de-
striving tho national rcecurccs u less destruction OF
r,alth than change IN lie distribution The Americans
ren their nicpsndcnce In apuo ~ terrible financial Jus
,,r Than republican France nation was ever NOR"
banArupt IN finance thoroughly destitute OF al
the usual elements cf administrative organization, more
,cmletoy prey ~ the anarchy OF rovou'lon in prop
,,,y when shc assalod by cempincd Europe, ana
Mas cmnontly victorious. II the Russians therefore, DC
as enhGsa;ic IN iavor Of The Car represented
their raltioSm he arlon and unvcr>al-they may g''
over The difficulties Of bankruptcy OF ihoir hh"noo
Though Il may carry ruin ~ indvldaels-"rnip"'" 'o
tunes d.foryny does not necessarily lessen mo
resources II is NOT like the anarchy ARISING ron c'N
war which mpcdce production ronders all properly In'o
cure and wastes the national strength IN NATIONAL
tion. A good financial system rs sn arm :" s''ui ,,.
sound public credit Of puhiic oiuei aiu P. ~
welfare hut IL people be patriotic ana "'. s ,.,,a
Government willing 10 make sacrihces v' He'i
land ar thoir sov orcign, Il ~ mol Indispensable ~ -:
va must uo, relax oxoron therefore, because ''o ''"
Government may he insol,eni' . ,r,hoJ :,
According 10 The last official documents P.oIS"o1 -
Hus.;a the general total Of the home ana oreS uco VI
hat empire amounted the isi oi January 1922 !" ',
oCc ooo of silver roubes oOt 900 oil irahcsj haney
Silver rouhles.
e,e,, ., Rursia in cid Dutch Losn....-. $4,000
Second Dutch Loan
Home Debt q ir"f
r,r,aal n, me sd Foreign Ren;es. .z@5|hlto
Q.Ler .uldTy aob;s ''-'V'''V
~, .s,,n
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ODOnnell Yesterday held

FOUyD observation-disclosures oDonnell Yesterday held
Ar upon dy unknown found drowned At the
n TIE dee,ed Eve sei "a ncies IN hslt sud
clothing found which
wrt,.n Adsm No i5 Faon-st He sDoaf
age TIE rendered verdict Vi Desth By drown
rr
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There . deaths f.om cholera OF cholera inaniun
and OF cholera norbus in this city during the past week.
Several deaths have been reported since the report of the
Health Physician hes been made out.
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Tie conservation OF Zion Church OF Madisonav.
and Tbiriy-eighh-s viii take place on Wednesday ,ae
2sth inst at los o'clock A ". The procession viii form
in the Chapel on the OF the Church in Thry-cgh;b
81. Bishop Doane is to preach the sermon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
Cedar Lawn for Sale.

YTTILL be sold at private sale, the Farm l#iewa'
w by The name Of Cedar Lawn, formerly ~ re-.
idenee Of John IT. A. Washington. deed. iykse te
Jefferson county Va, about three miles 3. ~. q.
Charlestown ont the read Leading from Bef4vllN
70 Leetown, aud about one mile South Of th4 Had
ers-Ferry and Smiihfeld turnpike. adioiniea "a
farms ofJohn r. Flaeg. George isleS, Mrs. A n
Alexander, Thosi b Washington, Or. Scnllay 81
others containing about 2f5 ACRES, aboaA is :
which are in fine timber. The Improvements soss
sist Of handsomeshree story Back pwsLlilk s -
~ feet square, With two story Wing 30 Eees 81 q
feet aitaehed;a Barn, Courthouse, Milk houSs al
Negro Cabins. Also large orchard OF ehoiAe Al
pies, and Young Peach Orchard recently Eabte&
The Lawn and premises generally are highly lit.
proved by Shrubbery and large variety otRhhA6i
some Ornamental ard Fruit Trees. Th3sel i 3
Cisern convenient, and never failing well n tuIss
Limestone Water about 100 yards disianl sTls.
farm in shape il nearly square. The land SINS
fine state OF cultivation. and the soil Of atppnsr
qualify. Ii has every convenience 70 maf4e. 10.
ing in the immediate vicinity Of the Wi9eAastss
and Harpers Ferry Rail-road, and vishihs II o.
miles oflhe Baltimore and Ohio RAil.Yohi. THe
place is well known, and altogether 10 oAe Ssf ~,
most desirable tracls Of lis size IN the NklsysS-
Persons who contemplate purchasing. cars q "a.
formed as 10 the terms OF "a BY consultitk TX =
person. or by letter addressed 10 me at tlssoNs
Jefferson county, Va.
GEORGE wAsHINGT9M. ].
For himselfand in behalf Of the other hkkistA
Deer IS, l6S5.-if u.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

M.EAM.UMI.I ~
49, --~.,-,-. - .lk-.. =.
a - Il - ~ - M
Z ~ y 80. ~ = e'< er4 1o<ien,
rneif cp-tpt $40 =
RW1CRAIRL. Ae
E,... 80. .sr,,,.-., $3.50. 49,
rn1rn 10 =, ). t--.y rlle<is1 ~ cth-
e tssssl-, ~ 80 11rsu.lI ar8s
a11 90 - -, 49,. ~ = ~. = H.lo4as
~ .n.s 49, 49, e-c - - ro'io Aieo o1gun
- 49,. . - - 49,. :.
~ 80. 49,. 80 - ~ .--...- - ee1ee
~ 49, - - r - -e..s>.
~ oo'% 80 e- $50
49,. y "a ~s,z--P
- - ~ 49,. = ]. ~ ,1.1s.
20 O,a law M Mnne 90
zi9 net 49,. - -. e-es-. 1p<rl.l =. hyson
hnes - -, =. 49, i,.. - very pnne 9fedss.
e puss -. d-f-''<s ~ IN gse Benes.i
s.u sl-e. 80
- ooAet s .e.-s- - 1ss,5 -
10 ~. -se W. eS-n,.-se 90
100 :. 80 S 49, essn se.p
80 ~ $3.50 - eesoisn, UAacsor unn
C.stlle sS
- bags 49,
70 ks{s $3.50 5e-e.l
l.go0 - p.
- feAnis H.-se q 80 80 ,ss.s-- r-YeL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

U1HE Subscribers. having obgained Leiers Pa
III ieni fof fhkir Improved Hydro-Tkemal
Churn arc prepared 70 dispose offikkts for states
eountifs. and lowns and intiiIduaI privilege. On
nostrrssonstIs iefms
Il wcnid b sup<nlnous 70 present, q he form
ofexmarnK1ni newsR1Prr rnf. he many adrsn-
takts oar Cburn has oVtF 81 oikers We viii
sinply state that With our improvements hnt,er
snn h psodBeed from pore crsam il ffum %
minutes. ind from fsnst unsktnined milk Ia from
8 70 70 inmates, bling e. for tabis nse
By he pecaNar form Of construction AZ he dask.
81 The builrr \ feasily accumulssed and esfhs red
IA MAJ, requieins no addiliotni labor other lhan
tke meff usual seasoning on sailing
Our Ckurn Apparatus Is also admirably adapt.
I'd Tor The predicting o. cram ices The froihng OF
eggs Sc, and 10 Ibis respect Is most valuable 10
Confresioaerr and Families
The chufn Il simple cheap and durable 10 con-
suueticn. and can Be operated BY 4 child eight Or
ZEN years Of sgs. In ! word fhe invention needs
sHly % Be tIied u prove II great and general
utility
Circulars will Be furnished IN few Gay show
fog dIswiugs and giving description Of he churn
Persons desiring f9rthG Information, Churns.
Or riskfs, will address pedsrs paid
HARRISON & GALLAHER.
Care " John 5. Gailaher, IT,,
Warrington. D. G..
lprlI rs 1G5f-Hen eooy5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13

TIME undersigned Offer for sale thai. fAlraEan
i HOUSE & LOT 10 Befryvilie. Csaskc ca.
and how occupied BY Mr. John Nj. I.uploa The
House contains or 10 rcams nd Is uutte epyneao-
dious. out Kitchens, two Meat Houes, lie Elonte.
Stable. Corn and Carriage Houses Ii lhssyasG d
a well Of fine water with pump. TIE LII. en-.
tanning nearly an acre, is considered Que oaite t&
in The village there is front enough IL ii spf Sns
or more building lots Persons wishing % RuekAsS
will apply ID the undersigned, near SumHtt P6sEt
p. o Jefferson county, Va.
FOR HIRE They have also a sersaft MAJ
vii Is an excellent cook 10 hire out fr h5 pre
year. JOHN a. THOMSON. Il
w. A. THOMSON. h-ssSn'or.
January IL ls5t-U
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Virginia, Jefferson County, Sc !:

n ~ Comfy Csiri, March Ttrm, ls51
a 4 aceuri e5n.inu.d and k-Is sor said Cous,y!.
pn Friday. he 1lik day ~ March. lo5i
!. Ia te1r makes ~ foliqginE appoininsras cf
CruIHl>1iu1cf1 and 0Ifcrrs % conduct III fiecl
Yea lon Lhe Fourth Thnrs1ny II Nay n-zi. cr
Coe4,y Oncsrs. vizs A sherif ior he icru q iuo
yfetf iron he fI<f dnyof In'r next = Comnission-
e 81 NE Revenue foffk ier1. 81 Two YEAS zen
ne i'.i day q February ntxr, . Censiible bg he
Neirf1 q zach District fcr fke term Of two tears
rod ne frstday Of July next and Jus.ies 81 he
feife ~ hevoiers Of District No. I. sblst7wp.)
!. e sIss nntil ihe ist day Of Aag1ss, 1856 . Al
tee saeaney oeeasioned s. The designation Of John
=. x Iaylof Esq.
District No 1, KaBlefo.eal
William West. Constable. oneef.
Legen Ossnrns Fisher A Lewis. !,
Hiram l. Opie,
" 'ny ixooE more Of lhen, commissiurers.
Dsstrid No 2, (Sniihfeld
George Murphy. Constable. oaseer
Mann P Nelson. water Shirley,
George W Tahb,
Or any two or more " hem, Commissiohers.
District No 3. (SeLool- House, Charlsstosn)
William II Grirs.. ofieer.
Jane, Wysong, Asd!ew Aldriege.
John Loci, w WOnhingtca,
s. joseph N. Blown.
Or any tHo orsmore Of then. Commissisners
Diarirt No 4, (Conrt- Horss3
John-w Gallaher. ofieer.
Wells Hauks, Frances Yates,
George II TaIs. 9 u Eichslbefses.
Isaac n Carer.
OraaY Two or more Of them. Commissioner.
District No. 5, fi0tcty disfrict, Shepherds.
; tazoni)
Jacob cookns, Constable, om.er
IsAn WysOng. John F Hsmranck,
Dlnel cimeron, George Byers.
Jacob w Reynolds,
Or anytwo or more Of Ihfm, Commissiosers
Disfris No. 6, upper listriet, .Sh4plerds-
torI
JPA Rp,ler, Coo stable, oaeer.
A R Boleler. Thomas a Towner,
Edmund Lee. Vincent NJ Butter,
d Shepherd, Jr,
Or any two or more oiihem. Commissioners.
Distriei No. 1, (Boiirar) X,
Samuel w s.rider oficer.
Carey Thompson. JPhn Moier,
William Smallwood, HhiJip Engle,
John L Russell,
Or any two or more Of hem, Commissioners.
District No 8, HaYers- Eyyy)
Philip Engle Dr., Officer.
Jeremiah Fuss, Jlhn G. Wilson,
w Manning, All Herr,
jesse Sthoield.
orany two or more oGihem, commissioners
4 Copy-Teste,
April6 Is54-Ld
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
Premium Thresher,
Cleaner and Bagger,

Which received the First Premium al the Crystal
Palace, New York This making 10 Premiums 10
two seasons, In competition with the celebrated
Separators 81 the day; proving conclusively, that
simplicity in construction, cheapness in price, and
durability in machine, is being fully appreciated,
and the old complicated costly separators must
yield their place 10 asuperior machine. This Ma
chine. for lhgeshinE. SEPARATING, cleaning twice,
screening and haggipg. (by oneEsimpIe operstion.)
all kinds Of Grain-ithe greatest labor-saving ma
chine extsnt for simplicity, durability. cheapness
and capacity, il has no rival IN The world. II is
capable Of turning out. ready Tor the mill or for
seed, from 900 10 900 bushels Of Wheat per day.
with or horses and 8 hands--or from 500 10 800
bushels with y horses and as many hands, doing
the work CLEANER, and breaking less gram than any
machine now in use This machine received the
first premiums at The MARYLAND State Fair, Bait,
in 1852 and 1885, the Washington Co., Md.
Fair Valley Agricultural Fair, Of Va, IN ls52and
1883; the RappahAnnock Agricultural Society, al
Port Royal Va the fsst premium at the Ilirois
State Fair. 1858, at Springhele, and Silver Medal
at the Indiana Stale Fair, at Indianapolis 1853.
This machine is SO simple in construction, that
The one fan and shoe completely cleans and bags
the grain dispensing with all the complicated ma
chinery (ahd consequent liability OF derang, men)
in all other separaors thus making il more desira-
bic 10 the farmer.
SHoP PR'cEs OF ZnMEaMAN & Cos THaEsHEa,
CLEAsER, BLGGSs AND powER --Thresher, Cleaner,
and Bsgeerfcomplete. G and horses S175-Power
tui sahet wv making SItJ LOT tue Wnole COM
plele. Thrssher. Cleaner and Bagger. 36 inch
Cylinder. 5000; Power for same, $i35. for 8. 10
and " hufses. This machine is complete with
Bard Wrenches, &c
~ REFERENCES-Sa Samuel Sands. Esq, Editor Of
the American Farmer - Col Edward Lloyd. Eastoa.
Nd; Capt d. Cox. Northumberland. Co., Va; Hill
Carter, Esq. Richmond Richard Willis Esq, Rich
ppnd sCoL Charles Carroll, near Ecotts Mills. Md;
n Nelson. Esq, Richmond Col b Davenport Jefer-
son Co, Va, Or. Harding. Northumberland Co., Va;
High Nelson. Esq., Clarke Co., Va Charles Mason,
ESQ., King, George Co.. Va; s. W. Thomas, Esq,
Clarke Co.. Va. DR. T. J. NARROW, Frederick city.
Nd David BOYD, Esq.. Frederick, city, Md !; Ezra
Houck Frederick city. Md. Samuel Holt, Mddletown
Valley, Md. JoIn Clagett. Hagsrstown, Nd.
e The above ma, hines are manufactured in
Charlesiown, Jefferson CO., Va. All orders adj
dressed 70 Us will be attended to with prompiness
and al. threshery sent ont warranted 10 come to
the standard ZIMMERMAN q co.
March i6 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-04-13
Aliens Celebrated Garden Seeds.

HvHE undersigned has for sale large sock Of
i those superior Seeds raised By Thos Allen Of
Winchester. In the stock will be found the follow
ing Seeds:
Cabbage Sesd-Drumhead, Early York, Fiat
Datch, Bullock heart. Savoy Nutmeg Melon
Seed Imperial head Lettuce; Summer Squash !;
Large Apple Tomato; Satisfy; Turnip; Beet /
Extra Early. Marrofai and Early Frame Peas |
Long white Parsnip; Early Scarlet Radish; white
Spanish; Bush Squash Marrow Soup Beans;
white Solid Celery
Y March 2. JOHN d. LINE.