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EOR BOSTON.-The A No. packet schoe

EOR BOSTON.-The A No. packet schooner
REAR, Brown, master, mas arrived and RI
WI commence dlscharIng TO morrow, w ed-<{EA
ne ,Jav.l For freight apply to HARTLEY & SR
BRO., lOl Water street, Georgetown, ID. c.. n3-4t
FOR RENT.-A pleasant II RESIDENCE. on the
u Heights OF Georgetown, to which Is attached
about 80 acres OF excellent Land. suitable In any
way for market farm The dwelling is a two story
Frame. Also, on the place necessary out building
stone spring-houss, &c. TO good tenant the rent
VIII he very moderate: Apply at this office, to
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Il List of Post Offices in the United StPtes wi, n
the names Of Postmasters the IS of July, 1851.
Also, the Regu atoms and Laws of the Post Office
Departments. Free by mail on pit of fifty cents
In stamps. TAYLOR Il MAURY,
n4-a Book sellers, near 9th street.
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AuCTI0N SALRs. - -
toby q TOMORROW MORNING

IMPROVES fs SSFEH fAsSsSs9 FIFE ,,1
! AT AycrIos-On FRIDAY. the sth instans.
snalI sell, In 'front.' Of the premises, oommencns ~
the first IA med property, TT o'clock p m- the fol-
West pat o. Lot No. II. in Square No. .ss, h,v-
ing front of II feet Oh south street running hack
VIDE alley Il? feet inches, between Al 81 h
&c., &c. 'oi'"Ains e'sH' ioo"i4'
in, AIss part Of Lot No. 49, an s.usre No $50, hav-
improved by .eme House.
c,i5 hsi,or me h1st- named property, third
inv 'nteasaa IN end Is monsbs, Tor notes bear
terms cash. '"o last haihCa property
n2sI A. GREEN. Auctioneer
pUBLlC SALE.zI will offer for sale A. Rail-,
cash SIS hoads, ~ ,Alexahdria county Va for
Cross Roads. Sale to be on SATUR 10 2,
day oil November, 1871, at O'Clock D. m. '0 ''''
Eopestponemsnt on account of weaiher
rfor iuTther Information apply TO John 4 Hall or
rariax county, Va. miles from Aiexendria Oh 81
% &c sl-eoSt TIMOTHY MILBURN.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HQRSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AND
VENTURE. &c At AuCTIoN.-On SATITR :
store, nj 10 o'clock a. m: - NY
One par Ct hne young gray Carriage Horses, which
ose TE ne Bae II S double land and single harness
One llght second hand Rockaway
one nardage In good order, suitable for a hack or
Also; large assortment Of new and second hand
Furniture ''1 -"""N
Four barrels Rice.
The stock of Furniture being large and of a gene
rate. ." ehuiie-
Terms cash, IN bankable funds.
n5-3td A.GREEN. AuctIoneer.
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FIR. STUTZ. Grocer.
Dry GOODS At REDUCED PRICES.

hhh h'pbS AT HEDJ CED PRICES.
We have now IN storo the LARGEST ard rnucl; the
best assorted stock OF FANCY and STAPI, n
Dhh lIOtDS, Tor general family use. that we have
ever offered AZ any former season. and many of hem
nave been purchased during ihIS great money panic
NJ very great S9crlhces. and We intend SIZZLING
OFF ~ 4 small advance, for CASH ONLY. We name
a few articles IN the lot
Ken Fancy Dress SIX and French Mousselins
French aud English ElaId ard Plain AIcTinos In all
cooTs.
HHndsnme Nailsncas. Plaid and S'rpcd Popirs,
superior Pain Black Striped and FlE'd Dress = X
A immense stock If r Ich SlIawlS and S@arfs.
A So. general assortment of siiap'e Goo-s-Stlrh
rs -hlr'Ing aud SheriIuS Linens and Cui'prS Nan
kinS, Iowcling, Table Disners. Finc and I.N pr,,r
Bed Blankets, FiaEnc:s Iu all grades. some o. /.
everything that Is 10 p" foHud an a wof' asvor'sd
sloek; Q" which We ASK the special attention # ai
cash buyers particularly.
COLLET & SEARS
oc Zs-cn2w No. IS I'll St., doors north r. ss-
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BIRcH's MINsTRELs give Concert tonight
at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard. Our friend
in that quarter of the city must be sure and hea
them.
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A TTENTIoN, HOUsEKEEPERs!

especially call the attention of houspkee peTs 20
SpeHcs's ELEVATED HOT AIR COOkING
KAN =. that heats the FaTIOr al,pvC and cl7mlcrs
Ike the ParloT Companion. FuS sale uI is ~ e.
WoOd%aTd'S " rtTOpoiI5 Stove and rate Earf.,.
~. Nos. 3ir and 80 Pennsy lvana avenue, between
l0ta and nth streets.
y. Il. Hot Furnaces ofthe latest improve
ment put up at the shortest notice.
nc7 eoiw q. WOODWARD
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HAMS! HAMS" HAMs@
We have a choice lot of Family cured HAMS
whIch are unsurpassed in excellence.
KING d BURCHEIL,
sea Corner OF Vermont aVpnne and 18th street.
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NOTICE.
He Co partneIShlp heretofore existing b. tween
DRILL d DELLZEDL. has this day been dl solved
by mutual consent. All persons having clams
the him will present them to A. ". UellzelI. for
settlement. and those indebted TO the firm will plea
core forward ed settle the same with A. W. Dell
eel, who Is fully authorized tn receipt for the same
JOHN DRILL,
NOvemberi. nat
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MURDER"rS Ass.ULr.-A young man named
GeO-se Ringold. bficklayer. came by the after
noon train Yesterday Z ON Baltimore with f.!
low bTickiayer, to work in this city. On LEAVING
The car depot and whrn in the vicinity of the
Lumber Va.d on First street. they Were accostrd
by a party Of fellows, unknown 10 them who in
tHlfed hfst where they were from. then as TO
NJ politics, and next If they had any money
iting"cid answered =. No ="
The d>Saillnts then asked VIII Won treat
h-n9"!d Tfpi!ed IA the NEGATIVE. wbereunon
one Oi III" fellows cried out, Shoot tie id s,n
az 4 bitch ANYHOW 80
Rinsoid and hiS companion started to run. but
was oYeftaken bv lraden slug from a pistol
u 81 by one Of the HuTdeTOaS crew which lode
81 behind the ear Ringold staggered forward
a"d IN 80 doing dropped his carpet bag aud
The bd- was taken possess IOn Of hy the ;SSaiI-
ants bat was covered Dy cfii~er Suit who came
." the rescue Of Rngold. and assisted him 90 tn
OH" Of d.. Eliot The wounded man is now,
tn his uncle, Mr. Smith. on Tenth street
Island, and, IN the opinion Of Dr. Eliot. will re-
cover by good attention, although be has been
unable thus far to extract the slug
THE RIVER The river this morning is prettv
fun Of small craft, long boats, canal boats. etc
loaded with coal, wood sand, gravel. Il h and
potatoes for the Washing fOn dealers
1t Riiey'S whaf arrived Schr l.. OGDEN
Capt Fisher, from Philadelphia, with 10 tons
coal Al<o. >chr- Statesman, Capt Ruark from
Salisbury, with q. fsD feet lumber
At MagrudeT Il stones WHAT schrJ "a ZONES
t"pt. Fisher. fsOm Philadelphia, witt $50 tons
Of coal
TnE EDWkFD T., EEETT LITERARY ASSOCIATIONS
Lad spicy and interesting debate last nig ht upon
ihe question Nv hich has been the cause Of the
most Hii~"ry-war or i.feinperancP I-'
HIS association have established A library and
are rNritln2 Themselves tO seCu.e for il valuable
STANDARD VOL - some Of our wealthy citiZen>
might DO good thing by helping forward so
,";HmPndati" an enterprise The Hon Edward
EFe.''', % VIII he remembered. has presented to
me A,~ociailon copy Of his OratiOns superbIy
huand. F''
Miss JrLIANA MsY.--The whisper about town
that Aiss May is to appear in Concert in this
city on the i2th inst, has created a buzz of ex-
element in our musical circles aud even the nm
MUSICAL feel themselves not a little Interested i'm
The SncseSs IF Washington debutaDt- Tbns
she ,, likely To have all Washington al her Con
cert She Is 10 be supported by Messrs SANDER
snn aud W II Palmer piaHisfs. Signor Albitis
t-h", and Mr.. APtoInns haTpist-a strong array
a! tll-nt truly 10y
TIE NEW ARMORy has, we learn, been sur
rrnd-ied to the Government by the contractors
J. birch Il Co. and the military will Doubtless
lake formal possession Of il At an early day.
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NAGLE's JUVENILE COMEDIANS will stay in
Washington but two nights more. positively.
"A word TO the wise" &c. Tonight, they pre-
sent the amusing comedy of q Crowded Houses,
or Family Difficulties" TO conclude with the
farce Of 4" My Mary Ann;
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A MEXICAN AND EUROPEAN AGENCY

A MEXICAN AND EUROPEAN AGENCY,
"A WAS INGTON, ID. G..
REMITTANCES TO EURoPE.-Pe.sons wishing to
m' se p%v mehts D" Germanv, France. Switzerland
and O,her parts of the Continent of Europe (wirh'
out tie risk Of I:llure,D eau do so upOh favorable
te, ms. tn -Ough this egercy.
Collections upon drafts or powers of attorney
piomDtv eiecte end documents nd proofs for for
egh use properly draf.ed.
LAND WARRANTS for Gae.
ALFRED SCHUCKING,
nc-6ts ~ .Iarke Snsce
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'Ts

, o00 ARRIVAL.
,cUO BUSHELS POTATOES per schooner
Sarah Jane ON Salem. just arrived and for sale m
lots To suit purchasers.
PETER BERRY,
NIB St' IS Water street, Georgetown.
THE REPORT HAVING been circulated to nv
l. injury. That belonged to the Know Nothing
party this is Ia inform the public that never at
tended bIt TWO OF Their meetings. The first time
through curiosity, and the next to hear n crack
speaker III TINS gave me any Connection with them
have long since severed that connections and am ia
TO manner connected with the party.
IL WA. II. WALL.
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AIARSHAE'S SALE.-ln virtue Of three wrIts
wi of FeTi Faclas, issued from the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and Ia me directed, I
will expose to public sale for CASH. in front of the
Court house door of SAID county, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 28th day of October, at u o'clock m the
following described property to wit: all defendant
right, title, claim and interest aud to that part of
Lot No. H. In Square No. ia, commencing p feet
inches from the northeast corner of said lot front
ing I6 feet inches on j street North, between 9th
and 10th streets West, and running hack that width
the whole depth OF the lot with all and sin
gular the Improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon the properly of vii lam ID. Acken, and will
be sold TO srtisy JndIcias Nos. $751; 57S and So,
obtober terms ls51, L. favor Of Charles KooEes use
of Parker p. Clark Peter ]. Steer, and Fielder NJ
Magruder, rs. W lillian ID. Acken.
]. ID. HOOVER,
oc 8 dtds
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
the same hour and place. ,
j. ID. HOOVER,
oc cats Marshal for District OF Columbus.
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MILITARY LAWS OF THE u. STATES
teers, Militia, and to Bornty Lands and Pens IONS ;
third edition, by the lGi Crpt. HetEel, L. :. Army
one octave volume Oi 3l pages, with the rules and
articles of War, snd the CONSTITUTION OF the United
Strtes; price 81 or prepaid by mail 3 LIS.
For sale, a few copies ONLY renls ining, by
H3 FRANCK TAyIOR
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BY A. GREEN. AuctIoneer.

BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
i ERTY.-By virtue of n deed of trust from A lex =
ander Onnet and wife. dated the 18th day of August
1855. and duly recorded IN l.Iber A. -, No. IIU iu
os i, g., of the land records for Washing ton
County in the District of Columbia, the subscriber
will sell. on MONDAY, November iG, at O'Clock
p. M, on the premises, all that piece parcel of
Ground situated IN the City Of W aShIngton. aud
known and described as part of Lot numbered two
~ Ia subdivision of Square numbered two hundred
aud twenty eight t4&8D fronting twenty five 1851
feet on street, running lack siXyhve 1851 feet. to-
gether with the aPpurtenances, right, privileges,
and other Embellishments thereuntO belonging.
Terms: One-thlrd cash Gof which So must lie
paid on the spot balance IN aud IL months.
deed given and deed of trust taken.
Convey ncluga IT purchasers expense.
k Fl r IIH sScihHf'cKING.{ Trustees.
oc 10 1awts A. GREEN, Auctiuneer.
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VTNEXPLOSIVE GAS.

It n p Y i t. . II F. q :.
We would most res pectful!y announce 10 the
pubic and particularly to hose persons who have
never used the ETHEREAL CIl or Spirit Gas from fear
OF ITS explosive qualities that we have the article
theY have long desired, SPIRIT GAS THAT
WILL NOT EXPLODE@ Cali and see for your
selves; IT'S no huTnbug.
We have also the Breckenridge COAL OIL for
Illu"r4' ing, 2nd also for machinery Tne illumina-
trg Oh rs not ex plOsve, gives gL most JI;tl To
CAMPING, and Will stand the mo I intense cola. IL
- ed" the cheapest Oh of the day. We would
desire ne pubic tn call md the above Oils ted
at od. aOre, No. 5.3 street. between Ct md 7th
nt-t" HOVEI,I,& NIDRSEII
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GREAT BARGAINS IN second hand PisnOs 20
" the Muse Depot, from SIS Co 5 81, to he sold
ON tIme. or at Iedu ced price for caSh.
w. q. METZEROTT,
oeA corner 18th street and Pa. avenue,
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Millinery, &c.

NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
TIE undersigned respectfully nf"rm the cat iI5 zens
o. ihe Navy Yard and vicinity, that they ~ n
h:Ye opened fine assortment Of Freshf r 4
GROCERIES, to which thy invite theirs ~
attention, ard solicit share of patronage 'SS1>ns'
eelln: confident that all no favor them with n call
will go away perfectly satisfied with the purchases
they NAV make
Their assortment Of TEAS, SUGAR, COFFEE,
ard, IN fact, every -rIce kept in a we'll regulated
Grocery store, cannot be surpassed the District
of Columbia, and which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms, for CASH.
l.. 4. DEILWIG & co.
oc 2o-eOet (StatesD
GREAT CHANCE.-VirgInla and other money
~ taken Great bargains IN goods. Having pur-
ci1aCI very superior stock of VEI.E r. Il =,
CLOTHS, and CASSlIER rs at a great sacr ce,
ana twenty -hve per crht. less than pr!ces two
months ago, we viii and can offer bargains not Ia he
got IN this city; also, fine and splendid stock Of
Clothing which mrst he sold for cash.
WALL. * STEPHENS,
No SO Penn. avenue. between 9Th aud
10th streets, and under Browns Hotel, No.
&C l6-lmeod 2S2. between 9th and 18th streets.
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u III. STINEMETZ,
-. Halter AND FURRJFR
23f Pa. av., near the corner of 18th street
has received has as assortment of LADIES' and Chill
dren's FANCY FURS, In all their ' mn
variety. TO which he invites atten- u NO
tIOa. Having selected them himself al IN
from the Importing houses in New Is
York, and taken advantage of the ~ ~
tim, by purchasing for cash, and n &a
selling for cash, he will be able to sell O.
at more moderate prices than any SS&lAxS5T
heretofore offered in this city
, Fur Trimmings, Misses Beaver Flats, and Chill
dren's Fancy Hats now on hand,
Fur Cults as low as IS cents, and Victorines $3.50
and $40.
HATS, HATS-CAPS, CAPS.
Black Dress Hats So 81, So, and 50 go of superior
quality for the money. Also, Felt Hats and Caps
for mems and boys wear.
Terms exclusively cast-thereby being enabled TO
buy for cash and sell for cash small profit meet
ing with no losses by had debts. DC 2G-tr
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On O0O PEACH TREES,

sO.OVO AT SO FER HUNDRED,
For sal at my Nursery, near Washington The
best select fruit. III
A ls", general asa Ortrnent Of ORNAMEN--A>
tai. EVERGREEN, SHADE, and FRUIT
TREES.
~ j-lm JOSHUA PIERCE
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T1 x. +. SCI w RE
GENyRAL DEALER
PACKER AND PICKLER OF OYSTERS.
Corner Of 18TH ard j. streets.
. IL Any body IN want Of Oysters should call at
this place. n : gtt w
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LCTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS,

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEEPERS
CRLCROwN & CO. having received I,rva
ard well selected stock for the Fall trade In "a
vItes HousekcepeTs and those in want OCt1
FURNITURE, OF CROCKERY WARE IN
to examine their stock, rs they are determined n
Bank paper of the District taken Mt par
G. X. l.. CROWN & CO.
Oc l6-tf No. 357. corner of 9th ST. and Pa av
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HUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS.

4 PIANO for ;sS7, one for SIS. and one for S 10"
N for sale or hirs upon reasonable terms. Must
he taken at once from the store 70 make room foI
others JOHN Z. ELLIS.
ocL2 M ia. ave. reAT corner 10th 81.
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sTR1BLIEG SPRINGS.

rINHIS MOUNTAIN RETREAT'in Augusta coun-
4 ty, Va, ~ miles from Stanton, and q miles
from HerrisdnDurg. will be under the management
of Mr.. PETER II. WO0DW ARD, formerly at Jack
sons River, and for the last three at the
iiealing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces to invalids
and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting
MORE DoUBLE COTTAGES and by the general improve
ment of the premises since last season, that after
the 10th of June, he will Re prepared with entirely
NEW FURNITURE, and a Sufficient number of atten-
dants, to offer visitors the NEST PLEASANT AcCoNMn-
pAIIoNs in the Virginia Mountains.
The waters of this place unsurpassed in fact
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage of all
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
'rsron of Virginia.
THE SULPHUR WATER excited 'bvncne except that
of Greenbrer.
The Alum Sprngs'inferior to none, a. tested for
tho last five years, with the Chaly beate and Free
Stone Writers, Ill 1T hand, in abundance, render
this place, properly, the
MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.
For pleasure seekers, there will be Music in at
tendance, and the amusements and sports afforded
by mountain resorts.
IN EXeEEfENCEp PHYSICIAN viii reside at the
SPRING..
TERMs-sI0 per week $50 for a month of four
weeks, and reduction made for entire season !;
for less than week 81 so per day will be charged
lsfs~ A line of SUP ERI0R FOUR HORSE MAIL
COACHES will leave stanton daily, for this place,
after the arrival of the Eastern cars.
%.ls-A line of STAGES is expected to pass the
Springs, en- route from Harrisonburgto Bath Alum
Springs. CHES1EY KINNEY.
June 10, 1s57.-tf. Proprietor.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

DAYLOR & BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
Ip opposite 'Gounty Clerks Office.
II II. POINTS, Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Cop
: p PER Ware, one door above Union Hall.
IL =. WOOD, manufacturer and dealer in Car
~ riagc and Buggy Harness, Shop on the corner
opposite the National Hotel
IL DoOLEI, Fashionable Tailor, opposite old
H. Pos' Office, Main ST., Staunton, Va.
Il T. ALBERTSON, Attorney at Law and No
H. tary Public, Wayresbcrough, Va.
~ T, ELICK, Saddle, Harness. and Trunk ma
VI, ker, under Nindicator Office.
HENRY HUGHES, manufacturer and dealer in
4 Boots Shoes, door west of Marbe Yard.
HARHAN Il BELL, attorneys at Lar, Office or
1 posite the Court House.
III VI. BELL, Notary Public and Commissioner
L. to settle Accounts, opposite Court House.
T o'REAR, Merchant Tailor under the yindi-
~ Gator Office.
[ 3. EVANS, Dealer in Tobacco and Segars,
~ Main St, Stanton, Va.
r Il. ANToNt, desler in Confectionery l. Fruits,
u Main ST., Stanton, We.
I r. SCHERER Confectionery, Grocer, ana BE-
~ key, corner Of Court House Alley.
JACOB PoULiTz, wholesale md Retail dealer
y IL Ready Made Clothing, corner OF Va. Hotel.
Z BRANpEBURG & 60, dealers in Dry Goods
- and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel.
MORRIS & G0oDE, Merchants, and Genera
1fE Traders in Fancy and Staple Goods and Gre
ceries, opposite the vindicator Office.
n X. TROUT, Attorney ct Lew, otticeon Court
H. House Row.
y n. POWELL CO. Family Grocers 4 Floor
&. Merchants under Union Hall
W.. Country Produce bought and sold.
TesURK & CUSHING, Auctionecrs and General
L Agents, under Union Hall.
n, g. COALTER, Auctioneer Collector, and
e! General Agent. Inquiries Ninelicator Office.
~. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Staun,on, Va
Rev. r. Il. Phillips, Principal.
E47 B4RKMAN, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
- Tobacco and Segars, opposite Va Hotel.
4 CHARTER OAK Life Insurance Co. n. W.
= sbefey agent: opposite old Central Bank.
seeB'T JOHNSON Il son, Cabinet makers and
I / undertakers, Gospel Hill-South side.
IVES N. sEIG, ATTORNEY at Law, Monterey,
- Highla' county, va.
IL J. GTENnY. dealer in Tobacco Snuff and
"a, scgars, New Strcet, c. 7. Cochran, Agent.
/ INK d KINNEY, druggists and dealers in
- Paint Offs. Drestuffs, &c, Main ST., Staun-
ton, Va.
~ J. BURKE & co. Livery end Sale Stables
= Enqrrire vt the Virginia Hotel.
T. LAYTON, manufacturer and dealer in Boots
~, and Shoes, at Cusning's Old Stand Main ST..
Sisanton, Va. lie has in his employ Mr. WILLIAM
NJ sfatsY "a finished and experienced workman, who
viii give his attention to the business.
March q, 1857.
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Severe Test Coed in Lodged Grain and
lilly i.nnI.

>.trStrS, "a, Oct. 3, 1856.
!. Wright Hear 81 All the farmef in this
county have been 80 mgeh imposed on in buying
very reluctantly. epIeeereed my harvest with
my neighbors ali predicting failure, and ready to
laugh at mo if II should prove one-but so soon as
the Reaper started all fear Of failure vanished ;
it worked like charm through nay entire crop Of
wheat and grass. Having taken it upon trial,
subjected il to the sereret tsd could both in heavy
lodged wheat and hlly land, in all of which it work
Ell to my entire satisfaction. cut about Ito acres
of wheat and so of grass without any material
breakage. | worked il with two horses with great
deal of case. consider it a very superior Mower,
In moving find it necessary to use the reel run
ming low, to prevent the elogging of the knife.
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
Nav ., 1851, j. w. BELL
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MARRIAGE GuIDs-NoUNG's GREAT fhYs1.
ILLOGICAL WoRK The PocKEr FscuIAp1us,
or every one his own Doctor BY wv. YouNG NJ. y.
II Is written in plain language for the general read
er, and is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred
Ehgravngs All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage and htyine the least inn
pediment to married life, Should read this book
I. lisc,oses secrets that every one should be ac-
quainted with STILL il is book that must be kept
locked up, aud not lie about the house. 1t will he
sent to any the receipt of twenty Ave cents
Address DIR. VIM. YOUNG, lag Spruce St., above
Fourth PHILADELPHIA Pa. March %, ls57-iy