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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

4 little fellow, from four 10 fvc Years
old. having perforated the knee oil his
trousers, was intensely delighted with
patch his mother had applied. He
would SIT, and gaze on il in state Of
remarkable admiration; and in one Of
these moods suddenly exclaimed,
"Grandma must put one on tot her knee
and two behind, like Eddy Smiths"
The Observation-Disclosures is down
on Col, Cr"zel, like at thousand Of
brick" for his alleged mismanaeement
of The, Blue Ridge Tunnel, and says
that If The people of Virginia could get
at The facts and figures in regard to it's
cost; their indignation would know no
bounds.
Posi- OFFICE MATTERS. "A post office
is established at Walker, Wood county,
Va, and Thompson Dcvaughn appoin-
ted postmaster. Situated between Pc.
trolium and Davisville, on the North
western Virginia Railroad.
GIVING THE CENSUS. "A correspcn-
dent of the Staunton indicator, gives
the census of Baskerville, Augusta co.,
rs follows: Whites so, blacks 26, chill
dren 81, dogs 16. Total 1913.
VIGILANCE CONFERENCE.-The citi-
zens of Moundsville, Va, have organ
lied themselves into Vigilance Com
mittee, to rid that community of nest
of lewd women.
Ventilate your Bcdrooms.--lt is sta.
ted that bird suspended near the top
of a curtaineJ bedstead in which poo.
pie are sleeping. will generally be found
dead in the morning from The impure
air generated by their respiration. Sna all
close sleeping rooms are often as dan.
gerous as the curtained bedstead.
A correspondent Of the Now York
Journal of Commerce expresses the o.
pinion that The Schuyler fraud injured
the market value Of tho railroad proper
~ Of this county, to the amout of l00,.
00O,0U0.
A handy remedy for diarbDa, to take
a tumbler Of cold water, tbicken it to
tie consistency Of cream, aud drink il.
This is tn be repeated several times du-
ring the day, or often as you are thirsty.
The Indians give each other very
Significant names. Lieut.. Hooper, Of
the Arctic expedition, found a woman
at Fort Simpson, whose name was
"Thitty'six Tongues"
There is something like enchantment
in tho very sound of the word youth.
and the calmest heart, at every season
Of life, beats IN double time to it.
The city Of London has nearly six
thousand lawyers, ifiy.six hundred doc
tars, and abou, fourteen thousand &C.
clesi astics.
The hoop question, like most othors,
has two sides to IL. Tho ladies take
the iaside, and Of course we must take
tho other.
Punch teaches book Keeping in tbtco
worJs--"Ncyef loud them"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

While we are sitting quietly at home,
wondering what the next news may be,
the greatest experiment of the age-the
laying Of the telegraph cabie-has
probably commenced of the coast of
Ireland. We do not here desire to re-
echo the doubts and fears Of the cfoak.
ers in reference to the possible failure
of the expedition. Its projectors are
men of too much business experience
and tact not to be aware that in every
enterprise Involving hazard faiinre is q
possibility but they have embarked
their money in it, and nave the fullest
confidence in its success. Nor do Ne
doubt but tho great experiment win be
successful, though unquestionablygreat
risk overhangs tho FRET efforts.
We think the change in tho plan,
namely, the proceeding to lay the cable
from the coast of Ireland in a westerly
direction to Now Foundland, instead Of
starting IN the middle Of the ocean and
paying it out from both steamers at
once, judicious and sound. The risk
of accident is thus diminished one half;
and the chances of discovering and the
opportunity Of repairing breaks in the
cable are largely increased. This month
of August will be memorable one IN
the worlds history.-N Y. Herald.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

SPECULATION IN GRAIN.--The New
York Courier'states that great compe-
tition is going on in that city in buying
up the new crop of southern wheat,
which has resulted in prices being paid
higher in proportion than present pri.
ces Of flour; and as the general cxpec.
tation on change is that flour must de-
cline when the new crop begins to come
in, this movement excites much com.
ment, for it is felt that no effort of spec,
ulation can sustain prices in the absence
Of a foreign demand and with full crop
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
The HemGeld Ra;l,ood- -TbsWasl,

THE Hemfeld Observation-Disclosures
ington (Pa.) Reporter says: "Work
will be commenced on the IIcmfeld
this week and the laying of the track
pushed forward with vigor. 1t is the
desire of the managers of the road to
have it completed to this place, by the
Wheeling fair, which will take place
on the 10th and 18th Of September.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

A sale Of $4,000 worth Of tobacco
was made at Petersburg, Va, one day
last week,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

A French writer calls dyspepsia "tho
roinorsc ola guilty stomach
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

Of a .hAraing newspaper. Ameri-
cans will thdp 'haSe' the, 'Ispeeeh. in a
morning pspet *hle Englishmen must
bA. content with having published in
an evening Journal. - g.. y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-14
Real Estate & Personal Prop
erty at Private Sale and


YNIiE subscriber will sell his premises on Ma
pie street. consisting of cottage house.
barn and garden.
Also. horse. wagon. l sleigh. pair robes.
and one fir>t-ratc COW
Also lot of Coach. Buggy and Farm Harness
cs. and other work usually found in a Harness
shop.
This is a first rate location for good Harness
maker. and one wishing for situation cannot do
better than to call and examine the place and the
property. for the subscriber being bound to sell
out and leave the place. it will be disposed of at 4
great sacrifice.
If not previously disposed of. the above proper
ty will be sold at AUCTION. on TUESDAY. Dee /.
at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ. II. II. SINCLAIR
Credit given for all sums over 81 with security.
st. Johnsburv. Oct ol. 1851. :6-6l
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Y D N S = A T f N
COPPER
Lightning Conductor.

Copper has at least y times the conducting DOW
Of electricity over that OfIrOn, and is CONSEQUENT
" thus w,uch better adapted to carry safely off
what the ordinary sized Iron Rod cannot do.
The combined advantages Of Lyons Patent Con
pc. Rod, cannot he stated here. l: is safe and
trustworthy conductor. We may show, in conclu
sion, by e simple calculation, that the copper. as
Prof. Olmstead Justly remarks, is to be preferred
when the additional expense IS not regarded;' for,
as the copper possesses seven and one half times
the conducting power of Iron, and becomes heated
70 but one fifth the extent. it manifestly is about
thirty seven times better than an iron rod of the
same diameter; therefore this copper rod, of nearly
two and one fourth inches surface. IS equivalent in
effect to an iron one Of several inches in diamete
WM. S. KINSMAN, Railroad St., St. Johnsbary
Agent for
THE STATE OF VERMONT.
H:.:l 49, 1851 est
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.
1

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District IS.
At Probate Court held at St Johnsbury in said District
on the 18th day Of October. 4. ID. 1857
WHEREAS. Luther St"diard Administrator the
w tate Of Ora Farr. late of Newark in said dis
rict deceased proposes to render account Of his
inistration and to his account against said estate
r examination and allowance for the purpose Of making
partition and distribution Of the residue Of said estate
der decree OF said Court among the persons by
law entitled to the same 1t is therefore ordered by said
Court that the same come under consideration and be
heard at the Probate Office in St Ionsbury the
of November A. d. lS7 And 1t is further ordered that
all persons interested he notified hereof by publication
Of the record Of this order in the Calcdonian
printed at St JOhnSbury. three weeks successfully prev
"ns t" said time Of hearing that they may appear and
contest the allowance Of said account II they
and also he heard by said Court in the matter partition
and distribution Of said estate BY the Court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Register.
true Copy Of Record.
51-59 \ 'est, ASA l.. FRENCH, Register.
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1egal ADVERTISEMENTS.
"a N.H/SS/ONEHS' NOTICE.

ONH|SSIONERS' NOTITE.
WE. the subscribers. being appointed Ivy the Probate
w Court for Il district &" Caledonia Commissioners to
receive examine AMI adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against Lettuce Spauiny. late of Kirby. in said
district deceased and the claims ." the deceased exhibited
in offset thereto hereby give notice that six hs
the oath day I'll October. A. ID. 1857, allowed for the
creditors To present their claims 10 said Commissioners.
for examination and allowance and that will meet for
that purpose at the DIV eng house Of Merit Ncwa in
Kirby aforesaid Saturday the ID day of January. A. d.
1855 and Saturday the 18th day April A. ID. ISIS
O'Clock =. NJ. on each If said days.
SETH BURROl';IS (C,,.,..
$3.50 4. ". BURROUGHS "inn'S'o"e'>'
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Look Out for Slop Clothing

COOP Mechanics Mkt Coats Pants & Vests, Gus
~ tom inside and warranted not to nIP all for
$',9e. Just the thing for service.at
FLETCHER & REEDS.
n. B.-llaving made Arrangements with an ex
tensive firm in Boston we will order siop work for
all who may want, cheaper than can be bought in
the place. FLETCHER g. REED.
Yves. Concord Jan "a, 1857, !QIstf
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Aucti0neeE

VNHE subscriber takes this opportunity of in
1 forming his friends and the public generally.
that he has recently received the above appoint
ment and would be happy to receive any commits
sion IN the Auction business, with which they may
see fit to favor him. Residence and Post-Ofhce,
East ST. Johnsburv. VT. >-
49tf 4. UARklNOloN-
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Guardians NOTICE.

THE subscriber being appointed by the Probate Court for
the district of Calc'.c"i Guardian Of ILIAM III Lie
of Sutton In said district and order Court In wing
been made requiring all creditors of said i,lilm Hill
present their claims to before the 9th day Of
APRIL A. d. 1855 OtherwiS to he barred. hereby give
cc that Will he present at McaffryS 1nn at Sutton
Corner the 18th day Of November 1851 and the 2lS
day Of April A. d. 1853 at O'Clock p. NJ each said
days Ia receive such claims lie presented agrecably
to said order of Court. JACOB Is. GORDON.
Sutton, Oct. H4th, 1851. 57-59
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NOOP + r, S H A w & CO.
Brass and Iron Founders,
CONCORD. N. III.


FOUNDRY ON Il. r. SQUARE, OFFICE AND WARE
ROOM, MAIN, OPPOSITE PLEASANT STREET.
Manufacturers of Rch's Patent Cast Beam
PlOw; nine different styles and sizes adapted to
side hill and low land The subscribers having
purchased the Patent right of this pillow. respect
fully call the attention of the Agricultural Public
to an examination of these plows. We claim that
for lightness of draft of guiding and beauty
of workmanship, it cannot be exccllcd.
The great advantage attained by these Flows
over others in use, are as follows, first
THE SHAPE OF THE BEAM PRE-
VENTS ALL CHECKING.
SecOnd-Thc shortncss of the beam brings the
team nearer to the work, which is great advant-
age. in draft case in working and drawing the
team. Also in blowing close to the fcncc-can
turn short. &c. &c-we are in readiness to prove
by certificate reference, that these pows will do
One Quarter more Work with one
Quarter less Team than any other
Plow that we have ever seen.
We sell them about Fifteen per cent. less than
the common Shovel Beam Pillow. and we will guar
antcc them more durable and more easily repaired
Dealers supplied reasonable terms.
n B.-We also manufacture Shaw's celebrated
Hot Air Furnace and Cooking Range. Also the
celebrated Gen. Stark Cook Stove. Box and Boiler
Stoves. Cast Iron Sinks. Road Scrapers. Iron
Fluc>, Clothes. Giggcr>. Cauldron Kettles. Pipe
Boxes, Brackets. CcSpools. &c, &c. Dealers sup
piled on the most reasonable terms.
COOPER, SHAW & co.
Concord n. H., 1851. 29tf
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Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN. that an application will
] be made to the Legislature at its next session,
to be holden at Montpelier in October \. ID. 1858.
for the annexation Of the town of Concord to the
County of Caledonia. $50
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ID RIGHAM & CA RPENT E X
St. JOhnsbury Marble Works.

49, >>N'
The subscribers have enlarged their establish
mcnt during the past >ca>on.-and i'll returning
their thanks for the very general favor with which
their works has been regarded. would announce
that they are ready to furnish marble work
in all its various branches. in rich and unique STYLES.
which cannot be cxcccd-at prices below all com
pctition-and within the means ofal. Those who
about erecting Monuments. or Slabs. will find
at this establishment designs copied from the rich
artistic work of Mount Auburn and Greenwood
Cemeteries. as also the simple slab-or made to
order-to suit the peculiar taste of the purchaser.
MON L W T. y rs,
Grave Stones. Hcarths.' Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops. Niche SillS. manufactured of marble,
Granite. Slate. Soap and Free Stone at the lowest
possible prices.
IRON FENCES,
For enclosing burial lots, furnished at the lowest
rates.
In cndcav oring to keep our work on an equality
with the best city work-at a much less price
trust VIC shall receive the liberal patronage our
CXcrtlonS merit.
! Work delivered in the ncighboring towns
free Of charge. THOS. BRIGHAM.
9l3 JAS. b. CARPENTER.
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Testimonials.
Something New.

4 Cooking range designed for country use
~ suitable for every one who has wash-room,
a summer or winter cook room OF dairy room; ana
every house to be complete should have one
BOINTON 4 DENING.
6, Johnsbury Nav 18th, 1857. 3itf
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MONUMENTS Il HEADSTONES.
Conn. & Passumpsic r. r. r.
NoTTcE

VvNliE following assessments have been laid on
Il all subscriptions for the purpose of extending
the road viz-lO per cent. on each share payable
Sept: LIST. 1857. Also. 10 per cent. on each share
payable every succeeding sixty days thereafter un-
til the amount of one hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid.
Payments may be made at the Bank Of Orleans,
Peoples Bank. Bank ofLyndon. Passumpsic Bank
Bradford Bank. +. Cleveland. Coventry. VT, or
Ireasurcr's Office No. Merchants Exchange,
Boston. Per order.
n. r. LOWERING, Treas
June 1857. 4Otf
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jas. u. CLARK. OK-BINDER.
BRADFORD, VT.
Book Binding in all its varieties. executed with
ncatnc>s and dispatch. Also Blank Books of every
variety, for Merchants. &c. Town and Probate
Records, &C.. made to order.
Bradford, August. 1857. l0f5-7Os
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Notice..

4 Ii persons indebted to the late firm of OAR
~ LING & WOODBURY.. whose accounts are
of more than one years standing, are requested to
settle the same Immediately.
J. 6. DARLING.
Concord, Oct. &c, 1857. $50
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IRA DRESSER.
4 MEXICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS.
K. H. EDDY, Solicitor of PATENTS
Il OF the l. : Patent Office. Washington. un
the A,f at TX

Lille Agent OF The [ s Patent Office. Washington unde:s
the Act al l>y..)
90 STATE ST. OPPOSITE kIIRY ST. BOSTON
rnntinn NJ lpa,ticr "f upwards "i twenty wears
"rtat Britain France other foreign countries Ca
Si".ih, a'i"'> ASSIGNMENTS. andall Papers Draw
patch Researches made American. r Foreign works
ia, Validity or niilii, Patents lnsen
anu h-'i" other ADJ it, rendered in all
touching the same Copies u" th. clam. ,t any Parn.
l,'wisiH .. rtn,tiins One Dollar. Assm recorded
This Agency is only tue l,rr.s, r New England hu,
"IaSertainn- The pafeniatiity u>urla>s
cu M not mmt a>urahly superior l.. any whr h can
that Mokr SrrrrSsrrI AT IN, PAM oy-
fi'E Than the subscriber: and Success Is rnr
has abundant believe ariran Prev tha, in nnrh-
Ut once 81 The Kind are the charges professional
during twenty past enabled him 10 accumulate
>l crtI""i and official ir i>ioI> relative
ana mechanical works and full patents granted
IN The nted States and Europe render him able heyoa
All necessity al Journey " Procure pat
eit and the usual great delay there here inve
Testimonials
Duril: the time occupied the office Of Commissioner
81 facnf> X IL Eddy ES,. al R">r"n did business the
Patent Office S"lici, tr procuring patents. There
lew II any. rer>li> acting in that capacity VII" had
mGch business before The Patent office and there
VIII" conducted il with skill fidelity
rcsard Mr. Eddy as one oi the best informed and mosr
Skiiliu Patent Solicitors in States and have no
hesitation in assuring inventors thai they employ
person NOR" competent and tru>tw"rthy. and more
bic u" putting their applications them
an early andav"rahk consideration The Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Fr0M the resent Commissioner.
ArcrSI l. l>Ii-Durinc the time have held the office
Of Commissioner OF Patents r II Eddy Esd of B">"r.
has te' extensively engaged in the
with the Office S"liSiior He Thoroughly acquainted
Win Inc law ana ' he rules OF pasisr Of The or
tioners with whom have had official inrrrc'nrse
| Boss,u Jan l. is5. 1855
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DELLENUE, CALHOUN CO., X. T.
This town is situated on Cedar Creek, 40 miles
due west Of Lawrence City. Its facilities for build
ing are not excecd at another point iii the Terri
tory. Limestone, Sandstone and Timber are
abundant it being in the best timbcrcd portion of
Kansas. Stone Coal is plenty in the Immediate
vicinity. The soil is we'll adapted TO tiagc and
grazing purposes; the climate is healthy and sa-
luhrious heart can desire. A fine Steam mill
is in process Of erection. A Hotel for the accom-
mediation of cmigrants. and store to supply their
wants on the ground. Several other buildings
arc contracted for Merchants and mechanics of
all needed kinds arc very much need. Liberal in
ducemcntS will be offered by the association to all
actual settlers.
C. A. WARD, President, A. ?. RAsNEY, Sec
rotary, Bellevue Association.
Further information may be had by addressing
A. p. RANNEY,
39tf Leayenwcrth City, X. L.
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For Seventy-Five Cents,

VOU can get RICH Ambrotype at the West
l. Concord Daguerrean Gallery, lover the " Peo-
pies Storc.) Particular attention given to sccur-
ing correct likcncsScs of children. Copies taken
from Da&uercotypcs and Pictures. Perfect sat
isfactiOn guaranteed.
WOODBURY. & JUDEVINE, Projectors.
West Concord. Aug. II, 1867. 46tf
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
y K % CITY WHARF. BOSTON.
j. X. ID. Co.. would call the special attention of
conSignerS to the fact that they cOntnc themselves
exclusively to Commission business. 95f
WILLARD d. ross,
ATTORNEYS K COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
ST. JOHNSHrRY. VT.
Deeds and other legal Instruments, executed
with promptncss and accuracy.
I Agents for the Vermont Mutual and Farm
crS Fire Insurance Companies. soft
\. j. WILLARD. J. Ross
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New Firm and New Stock,

'1>IlE MARBLE WORKS at Lyndon will here
4 after be carried under the name of s. c
OTIS 4 Co.. who will keep constantly on hand a
wcll>clCrtcd stock of
MONUMENTS Il HEADSTONES.
of all styles usually found in this part of the State;
and AS we have secured the services Of Mr.. G. p.
Spencer (who has for many years past worked at
st. bloomsbury. and whose work is we'll known
throughout the State). we have confidence in saw
ing that our work will be done in a style as good
as the BEST and at prices low as the LOWEST
Work delivered free of charge
q Raised work will be done for six cents per
letter s. c. OTIS y co.
Lyndon, June 3. 1857. 36-S7
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LIKE HI//EII,
IRON FOUNDER AND MACIIINIST.
UNION IRON WORKS. ST. JouHSrrny. yr
>"licit> orders for all kinds of Ca>tincS and Mil
ORR generally. Heavy Box Stoves for Shops,
Starch Mills. School Houses and stores. Thrc>h-
ing Machine Castings. Cast Iron Water Whrcls.
adapted to run under back water. Wood Planning
Machines. Of various kinds also. Side Hill RICH;
Hand and Seed PlowS. o9tf
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Concord, Oct. &c
Self.sealing Cans

NOR preserving fruits. berries, tomatoes, &C.,
IL in all their natural richness of flavor. They
are the best in use, and are simple and certain
For sale by BOENTON 4 DENING.
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T.. NiTTOCKS, ". d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, LYNDON. VT.
Particular skill claimed in the treatment Gifts.
Epilepsy. Asthma. Cancer. Female diseases.
Heart diseases. Rheumatism. Scrofula, Consump-
ton. and chronic diseases generally.
Office at his house. 13.f
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Furniture Varnish.

\ good article for sale by ]. ARLINGTON.
~ St Jchnsbury Centre. Sept.2 1867. 1902
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IT MBRELLA AND PARASO
Mandatory.

In the building with /. Il. Gorham's Store. over
S. w. SHADES Office Those who are in want of
the above will do well to call and examine nv
stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere
Old Umbrellas and Parasols covered andrcpair-
ed. Canes made to order. and also repaired
O. Old umbrellas taken in exchange for new
f. L. CLEMENT.
St. Johnsburv, April 80. 1857. 32f
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c. & P. R. R. R. co.
NOTICE.
ReadV-Made Collins.

T CClUS n. EMERSON will manufacture and
IL keep constantly on hand good assortment
Of Collins. All orders promptly attended to.
Shop at Paddock 5 Village,
st. Johnsbury. VT. Oct. -. 1857. 55if
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oscar +. UIHIEl.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
WEST CoNCnEp. VT. 3S
{. I. FHOST. w. h.,
ST. J"HN>HUE KY. NT.
Residence n A. L. BrrNr'S 5jr
T. H. UOI HHOOk, ". H..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
ST. JoU\>rrKY vrKWo\T OPT,
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[. Arlington,

1. ATHlIHgCOn,
III AS a lot Of Furniture on hand. Such IS SO.
L faS, card and other tables, Bureaus, Bed.
steads and Chairs of all kinds Also
ELEGANT CHAMBER SETS,
To he sold very cheap.
st. Johnsbury Centre, Sept ., 1857. 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
HATS AND cars.

STRANGERS visiting the city win end a full
~ and eIcslleni assortment OF BATS
AND GAPS, Of the very latest and most ~n
approved styles. At l.. McPIAU. A. ~
bko.' Fash'onable HAuers and Fur -
riers, ~ Baltimore street, b,twecn Norih ard
Calvert sts., who have also on hand q large ,tork
Of American and French Fclt Hats, Tor Men and
Boys, and FAhey Haas for Childrrn Of ,he IaIs,,
fashions, and at prices a. i1W a. any other sstab.
li.hmeni IN this eiiyi aud Umbrellas OF all DUAL.
tiles
EVWbOlrsalr Dealers wanting a select assert.
msnI will do well 10 favor u with call