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Y If any ladies wish TO get their Mufs, Vic
torines, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, &. RUFFIN1,
81 Superior street viii do it good and right
His stock Of Capes, Mufs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else. If
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

FROM NEW DIRK.
New YoRK, Oct. &c.
The Grand Jury indictments found against pub
lie officers comprise five against Charles Develn,
EX Street Commissioner, for conspiracy and OBJ
taiiIing goods under false pretences; four against
Chas. Turner, EX-Deputy Street Commissioner, for
conspiracy and misdemeanor; two against Jas Fu-
rey, Ex-Street Commissioner, ike Oiiense; two
against JnO. FitZpatrick, contractor; tgO against
Jno. 3 Smith, late Of the Compirolers Office; also
against F. p. Yedal and Peter Dryer, City Survey
ors: Enoeh Dean, late President of the BoweTy
Bank, and JnO Mclean, Ex- Councilman.
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FRONI RALTINInRE-

BALTIMORE, Oct 20.
Geo. Peabody, Of London, has added $4,000 to
the Peabody Institute fund for the erection Of the
edifice row going up in this city. This, with his
previous Gift TO the Institution, makes more than
half million dollars.
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. Geatr space 5essa TIE sriags ia the faH's-si=si eaTs
), The naHHer Of stopping tlsVitrafioH e fssfrAg-
l. Tze euslHesSo Of fiersF1iiOH Of thssfrisg-
8, Tlsqalfy q hef0He
c. I1esfrsHgth Of string
I Islrsa i Of fsle trirh in fals.
That the public may Judge for themselves whether
the above statement be true publish diagram Of The Of and
an modem improvements Iiaet Davis Co.'S style
which accepts the doctrine that living In an az an
sro and that none old foges will deny that twice
equal and that lUO lbs weigh twice much as Hy
vii Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of nsir-
aud leave the reader to draw his own conclusions
|, The HaIlef, Daris & Go. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make iR
the same sized case.
The truth ofths statement may be At glance near
" entire length OF straight string be used FOR vbra
tou ee daal while those that bent necessarily have
OF The piano else the angie would Be great string would
snap before could be drawn within octave Of
n - known that the reason sxociave piano does not
tbat h trns are slor With the above Improvement
Haet Davis Go. piano is enabled 20 send out ,
make.
., The Htllet, Daris q Co. Pianos hare ,7ider
space Jet,0een the strings than those Of Gy other
make
The truth OF this statement equally plain from the fset
suits while string requires in addition isee diaranl
suits Is the bent strings are necessarily together that
they often hit another. and harsh while the perform
straight strings have that they freely
never clash against one another
/ 3, The manner Of stopping tie ribratioH.
The vibration Of the string in all pianos where
the hamer strikes IT, near the bridge where it Is stopped ee
| diagram HI - \
- Laaa -ra1z- =
suftung poor bridge; thus proving that the Of
string materially li by tie HaHner in which the vibration
is stopped The vibration OF the string in the H. ID G. piano
stopped horizontal re ofeopper bell metal
diagram giving the string son. full. mellow AlHd tone
while in ali other pianos the vibration stopped BY upright
iron pms see diagram B. giving thin irony tone
that has caused thousands Of persons having hne musical
ganizatous to exclaim.
" do not like the irony tvang Of piano Il E far Inferior
10 the full rich tone Of organ. flute or Helodeon
The sfrns in all other pianos bent at the
bridge pin that sharp angie has 10 4 e il orderto stop
the vibration In the H. D. C. piano the strings drawn
straight copper fret and held d.n % thereon By
e Suspension Bridge lsee diagram s b
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Law LEcTURE.-Mr. KING lectures this eve
ming al o'clock at Bryant, Folsom d Stratton's
College.
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY
S. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal.

YEAR
G1an,aN wsuis5 ,Eianf ia
], ,hsvmgan enslne % AF
INSTRUCTORS,
fequHed in
"
land
? sNewYor
RDanIUI rha,ICLs
Neu Term nacs Thurs dy
TmurarrnGTm1i1.
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4, The ere',ness cf tle riJration Of tie string.
However so9a string may be ii win produce
u s35s aaa 5 ssss5 nc vibration tae better the tone
t1n directly and fro The strikes on ne uni
Tsese from the In the II d Co ps1o he eeosS
motion Of the string s to reun in straight direct line
motion np. doWn-up. d0un--g5 ilfaasn.
TIE second motion Of The string IN al other eauuo h.
article Of substance forms o. angie and he out
side bali Hereby necessarily must Be drawn the tghest-
the rapidly viii vibrts, aud two sides 0i bent
string unevenly drawn and its sides or edges
OF the two sides struck BY the hammer he string %
eed up instead OF lis returning in direct line devistss from
side or igsf fLe Of the gle elbow and movement
-fssiter becomes rol and every time comes around
the Il - o. eontreed sid u receives dead irony. e1Hga
h which = another cause Of the ursvenness Of Of ID
old kini Of p.tlo
5, The ersaaess ot one.
This tse result Of tt t feature. fl hahn unv.r.
eonesa-d thal produced By g5Ssf1 and ia
tieesessi a. r5TifoS, lie srsaer ne tone
The strength Of string,
Tn Why strings often break in the common plano
and Why they invariably break at the elbow bridge-pn
be string being bent tiFp aHgs that point
necessarily contracted. and outside or he elbow Of ths
string beIrs a. o siyliI Vow n the vi rain on he
is the uauufcli estimated and the evenly borne
ey S parts o. ~ sifr then one p9i is a likely 70 break
il Is Obliged 10 bear ts immense part OF Il i ia.
cay this the lss in al Sooden[ ed panos as an wood
will warp and .p9g a. every chs Of tie atmosphere The
small Is stronger than ball All can only be replied
TO BY asserting that ice one is tWo
two does not make louf.
T. Tie yreaf length Of time 'Shie5 the Instrument re-
mains IN time
Thfs = tsu inssuch string
f1ff ~ lifaiilg And it vii readily be that string
four feet in elgh hears h1ned
y in all parts IL will atien than quick a. half
Of a string bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy Of the fOregcne are so str
ing and forcibe thai The questicr often lskad Whv DO
not other makers ns' he copper fret and straight srnS
There is but II is ured by patent WHICH
hy thousand dollars have already offered but which a
pnr-rss Messs Hallet. Davis prefer 70 sup-
ply the public with rather than 70 aggist
others 70 10 H. any price
The fore=oing plan nf the Hset Davis Co Piano is %
simple lucid and unanrab that will guarantee TO arr
piano 10 any who will rsfute its philosophy.
OSSIAS F DODGE
Cleveland. August 8. l5J3
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W"TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS ;

No gentleHn Should liuls society Il ladies with
has teeth dicolored and breath tainted VIII tchacco For
purifying The mouth after smoking OF chtWlus 'FON-
TAINE'S CREAM Or WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
mos, eIertual deutricss Il whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums, and mpars the breath. oeL
offensive al agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAYING.-Its rich lather psueiraies and sofens
the bearl prevents ta0n and Renders the operation
easy and agreeable ;. c. FONTAINE Co. 305 Broad
way. and No. 6 AslOr House. New York. sold by ali
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GUIrAR.-J. II Thomas, Teacher Of the Cult
n, Rooms at No. Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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EAILIRE
E =

Peoria, Ill, Oct 20.
Great excitement exists here on account Of the
failure Of CuItiss q Co, Bankers Of this city
Threats are made Of mObbing the banking house
ard the private residences Of the members Of the
firm. The military have been notified TO be in read
intss for anv attack
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R-sPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also
Shillugs and Srpenors, bought Al SII5 Der OUNCE by
CHAS. a READ a CO. Bankers, No sc Water street
opposite the los; Office.
NIB Spanish quarters viii average nearly tveutyree
cents each oc6 dSv an 2l6
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John TOD & YATES

Are prepared TO deliver BuTe article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY uni LACKAwANNA COAL. selected
expressly for faaily use.
y Cuiers promptly filled al their Yard on the Canal
near the FOO; OF Yiaeyz-i street, Cleveland, O.
JOHN TOD. oeIz dom 2a6s JVN YATES.
u RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT =
Persons relui iisht, agreeable and respects be en-
ploymsnt. By which they realize from SO 10 so per
week will ascertain full particulars By addressing
HUrCHINS co,
les Chambers street. New YORK City.
One postage stamp required 20 prepay answers
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Indigestionf Liver COmplainIs, and
rhafr Gu-e

HoLLoWAY'S PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
the blood and ihoroushy cleanse and renovaie
the system These Pills certsia remedy for diseases
Of tic Stomach aud Bowels. Sold at the manuac'0ries
No 50 Maiden Lane, New York and No pa Strand, Lon
don and by ali Druggists u . cts C els and $40 pei
box. seu27 RC0
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THE BEST TARTIFICIALH HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
EZ-D ZZ5S
n. H. sOLOMONSON

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eep the largest ass,ment OF the approved kinds oI
PEcT4CEES. Anhis glasses, whether for utar OF far
ighted are ground under his own inspection By machine
OF Construction, with the greatest care, as 10
suit the eyes al cases curing Heukasss, DszHsss Or
IEG1a1oR Of fbc Eyss aud imparus s;reugth Tor ong
reading or fno sewing.
~ y n. S0lom1zs1a x1lil here inform ihe public
that he never employs any one IN the sale OF hsenseS
z AIs3. . s7Iea5ll assortment Of SPY CLASSES Al
CROSCOPEs. COMP ASSES, &c kcyt oH hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without pain, IS perfect 5 na-uraL
C7Ofsc 3S sr0r street under the American IIo el
iun22
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WHY Is TIE DEllND SO GRElT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM? ?

RECAUSE II WILL, In ali cases,
- safely AMI t:ecuaily that much dreaded scourEs
al eases Will couuteact the poison Of Malaria, winch
tact thousands do testify AMI unIke all other uostrus,
tonic, o. Is unsurpassed We will offer few evidences
It's worth, by men OF influence and high standing.
PriLeeton, III, Sept. 2gh, ISL.
DR. MANN-Dear Sir: For several years pas. have used
your AGUE BAI-SAH in nv daily practice, and have
c,ey observed is effects hLrdreds cases and in
case has aied produce the most happy effect /
most ohecrully recommend it a certain specific flr
Chills, Fever AM Ague, and SIllari-us Diseases.
Truly Yours, II. AUSTIN, 81. D.
Marshall, Mich Feb. IltI 1851.
DR Mann < Col have sold large amount OF your
AGUE BALSAM in this vicinity, and from my personal
Ee. and Aue that has ever been sold IN our State
Rsslecifaily Yours, G. A HYDE.
Ashtabula. Ohio, Jan lst. lsss
MEssRs. X. MANN 4 Co.-Gents- In canvas.ins the
sa u Oho and Aichisau for the sale OF the different
remedies Of which have csnirJi attenl has been
allied 90 observe the CREST that your AGUE BAL
AN has GAINED for itself la every place where sold Il
saes rapid than all others Il is destined to sufer-
sode all other sgue remedies IN the maIket- ,,,-
NeTy Truly NOurs, a S HENDRf-
New York, Feb q 1853.
MEssRs- s X Mann Co.-Geuts; have, al house
IA 81. Luis sold your AGUE BALSAM three years, and
have carefully Observed Us esfs CURING aud mst n
world oi Ineilines To my personal knowledge II has
cured permanently every ilue sud have known % used
happy result Ard what Is In1re REMARKABLE have never
known but what rem1iEed cured, for at least that
/ feet Triumph over Chiils and Fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF o. J. WOOD.
! s. X. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
GAYLORD HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

o7iou. Mcmillan Co .-C0nnect.rut River Slild.
InEham Bra-s-v oTks of Armenius Sc
" Warrtn-Cheap Dress Goods
B. Butts-Hats, Caps. FuFs, Cloves. &C
Wa AeIhiach-F resle lic cksbursh Flour
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J. o Barnes q Co, PT0prietors OF the JIeVe
zii PlumlIHg works, Alw-ter Block prepared
with arse force Of experienced w5rkmen doing every
esssi3 3tion Of nbns IN TIE most Thorough manner
he lst scientific plans reasonable terms, and short
notice large stocks of Fountains o areat STYLES and
iEes Bathing Tubs cast iron aud ysu8 lined with
lRnsd-1pper steam heaters, itad aid "a vaulze1 iron
pipes Leather aud iulIs hlhher 1r. every descpi
sf Brass AMI Plated Casks rneI uius the Pa Selfcl0s
NJ Cocks. recrutIv iltrl.urs W1s Bowls and all nds
fWatsr Works kiKtures keg. constantly uu hand All
warranted u2~.Ikuff
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H1t0ifinEs.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

]
NINETEENTH CENTURY,
| DKOF WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
W pubsh stlerr0 Dr. Nod Z his ity fl,n a sen
merits 20 lis o. b. ,c such cyirnrS must bs, n -
{, e., .hs5 H ,-n ar rsI5he l ,ogree II ssIileit. ;
/ useiasz puaeu iruE the I5ess:
PROF WOOD Co-sn ssa. lsS.' HlvH lih M nv '5 alien
iilu c1ii. " moaths since, 70 the highiv heaefcal
application ur it upau ny own hrir vgtsci md b-cn-
guiirsraI pr1at, tird Uhie; vhis.cr, u
toitlr o. your Hair R-sgra'iye, aud used T. soon
ll-l t1al Q. was pr-si4 what had Viste'- used %
a'l tvler week have since urCcureJ auofher h1t-
it q W ich have used some nov certify 20 the
b-ih On y head aad "a e. aEi nv haiT has rsGlne n :
iur color i believe sOft and glossy than Il has
d' my soi wife Al the Of 6ytgo has used II ia
The above uotyc I deem due 10 you for your
uiscoN ~ sui as ed hat whoever viii rightly
s-aigm.us am citizen u this city, and have been a
I-leu here io The last fifteen wears, and known
make Of the above. WITH my Hme aftaeh yaur ser
,ro IS wish 70 preserve the beauties Of ote-
am iruiy yours, \ c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January =, Isss.
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE
d. a. 49, .- - 49, &. -
low iescr m New ORLEANS in lisa induced 10 ua
very thing NEEDED Nv har ia c. aud glossy 3ud
n2 aqs can express ms obligations = y9g N eisils % the
The undersigned Rev. X EugE. Is minister in rcsu-
Jar = ul-, aud p,or oi The Orlu00x Church Bru0k
he d. Mas He j. gentleman OF great iuiluence. ard
universally bellvsd. WA DYER
BRooKFIELn. January T. ISIS
d PEoF WooD-Desr Si Having made tial Of yglr 81
beer excellent IN removing inflammation jandruh. sId
s-.stsa5 ,endeacy 70 itching. with which '-te lvu
led m my CHI dho, d; md has also restore y hair
which was hecom ns sry, % IT'S einal color used
no o.hsr Article with anything like the
profit Yours truly K lRASG
The Resnr i've Is put Bottles three sizes viz
l. lnelium; and small. The small holds half pint
and rcTils do lar per lo;tIr-'ne medium holds
lest TWENTY per cent more proportion than tue SMALL
aud rHfulls 10y two dollars hutefhe ar-e holds qart
F per cent more IN pTscTtlul and relalis fr three
do lars Do tie
%. J. WOOD CO. PrOpriet0rs 3I2 = -oad way. New
A,rf. ian the great New York Wire Railing Establish
leni,l and li Market street LOUIS Mo and sold BY
lll good Druggists aud Fahcs Goals DeslerS OJlG
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EOR oALG.-Naeant Lots-On Hud-

GRANGER sr.-A COED s.ory frame house with barn.
ROUSE JENNINGS,
50 Superior ST
EOR SALE-Vacant Lots-Un Hud-
IL son Garden. SC willie and Maple SITS Some very de-
sIrahie lots on each. 10 sci cheap time.
STEAM SAW MILE maesby r. r. from the City.
adjoining Station, with large two story dwelling and
acres Of land.
GRIST BIILL-wATER POWER-whh great fall
and abundance Of aIer, n miles the CITY = Of
stone good dam AMI buildings and machinery IN good
LAKE sT-Nslr the Car Shoas a one and a-balf sisrJ
house and ios-SsO3.
Is 5ACRES-One mile from City line West bT Plank
Road Good soil One and a-l1f story frame hOu.e barn,
stables, Sc--S90
FOR SALE OK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROAD
miles from the Court House Seventeen OF Land
barn. orchard aud OF fruit and shade trees,-aso
acres OF timber. Will sell very low and receive pay
Consil erable uart IN other gJoi property.
PARkAIAN Si--HJusu and lot 81 10. Exchange tor
farm Western lands
WISCONSIN, laru amount OF lands well situated %
eNclnse 'Or gu5s klns good CITY property
CEDAR Sr--Nssr PrrrF-A vacant lot, Io5 4 fr1nt-t5
street.
VACANT LOIS T - o gl5d los oa Garden ST, to sell
low for cash time
WARRENSvILLE-e3 Acres usu the center with
good house, har, 'usd Sco exchange Tor gosd
Ss ROUSE : JENNINGS. 81 saasIio. 81
E0R RENT-A number Of desirable
Il OFFICES ROOMS-On Superior street and Pub
ROUSE JENNINGS,
ul-L Rea Estate md Insurauce Agents
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5petial Noiires.
COAL COALM-G GOAL!M

n For Gas FtZtEFcs OEd FIftiEg-Apg'y
Fog Eas5orti & Co., los aadlO5 SspsIIoT street.
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pnptr 6augers.

NEW PAPER--RECEIVED THIS
~ DAY. cases Paper Hangings, at No, g Su-
psEioT street. sepls NJ CARSOE-
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nor RENT-A FARM OF

Il ACRES, 81 Liles frlil the city y Rallrotd well
proved with ali uTy huiGiugs. orchard, Gc Rent
!, 2 20r 5 ears. Sl5J year
GRANGER sr-A COED s-ory frame house with barn.
ROUSE 3 JENNINGS,
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All Kinds Of Musical instruments constantly Hand
Ony anEit
~ be applied to PianOsO centsap apiece.
dss hand
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TUESDAY EVENING, Oct 26th.
His Honor, the Mayor in the Chair
Present-Messrs. Mueller, Stephen, Detmer
Weber, COffinbeTy, Thayer, Oviatt, Crawford
Resner, Thompson, McLane, Ford, Herrick
Rider and Hopkinson.
The minutes of last meeting read and ap
proved.
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PAEIs, January, ISL.

For sale wholeslle and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE,
No p Superior street, Cievelanl, who Will supply the
''Ams de Femme II the Proprietor's prloes.
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Petitions Of John TomPkins and others, mar
ket men, praying that no meat be allowed TO b
sold in less quantities than the quarter on an
of the public streets. Communication receive,
and filed.
OF J. d. Clark asking for permission To vi
late provision Of the fire ordnance Viii
drawn on motion.
OF Baker and others, owners of property o.
Meadow streetasking that fire limits be extend
ed to Meadow and Lighthouse streets.
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4 c. RAYMOND
wOOD,s t,a1p prSrop srTy,,

The undersigned Rev 4. EguEE minister rcsu-
Jar - ul, aud pI,0r ui The OrllooU Church Brl0k
f. q, Mass He Is gentleman Of great iuiluencs ard
universally beloved. WA DYER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-21

XH1EED,s PATENT sE WING; NJ a. HINES.
w This is the most Icliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this market both the quality of It's work It's du
rabty aud simplicity The operation of IA easier learned
than tai Of an, other Machine while works with ease
the finest silk the heaviest cloth or leather either Of
which woks IN very superior manner making straight
both side ri the cloth slit he'd alike risnlng beauty
the elegant hand work ra'riy gets out of working
der or requires repairing and 80 simple that an operator can
perform all ordinary repairs On H. until It Ia worn out with
He,ds Soviag Maehia.s i'll best the Of
Families all kinds ri Manufacturing Ci"hiers 1alors, Boot
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will find this Machine
much nicer than ordinary way. Families who require
much will lind this Machine particularly adapted to
their wants besides saving enough months
pay Talos will find grca, saving by using th. Sew.
9 Machine beis being always Of superior quality
and work BOO. and shoe NJ nuiacurers Thou.
sands Of Dollars by using this Machine While for many pur
e done leather by this Machine is better than
dome in any other way $500
The editor of tine ad,rtpwn cogia Patriot says. When
wholly family but RECOMMENDED to
leather edit on Harness and Carriage Trimmings and
many neigbors testify TO the superiority OF
work this both mt Of beauty and strength
large limitation n is woh the WAGES of his two best
hands In the time clothes the
sold in this vicinity has given the great.
es and several intend order Machines
Extract letter written by gentleman, owning
ing been in almost constant since bought
with the best of practical results In
weeks the opc them finished complete
clothes hnndr and ten plantation bas
and find the me saved In using them season has
Another Planter says used employ three hands
in making clothes for the rest but since purchased
Sins Machine hand does the sewing for
plantation while wife uses II for making nearly
all the clothes OF the family feel confident the Machine pays
We wish ali no need Machine these as they
are the simplest for Family Plantation any
9th use where stitch rsquired Price OF Hseds Patent
e WHITNEY LYON, ProprIetors.
345 Broadway New York.
IL Sold by A. s. ENGLEDOvE, dealer in Fancy Goods,
Bonnets &c lNnchhurV. Va Uts
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CAyrIE-We have heard frequent inquiries as
to the Quantity of cattle that may probably be sent
from Southwe stern Virginia and East Tennessee
this fall and have taken some pains to ascertain
their number. but we cannot at presentspeak with
any degree of certainty as to the number We
can say though that the number will be nothing
Ike 50 large as last year. One gentleman in this
county particularly, who has heretofore been a
large dealer, will not touch cattle this year We
do not think that half the number will be driven
th. fall that was sent last.-Abinglon Firgin'a"
TUE WAY HE WAS SHAvRD.-Since boards and
razors we're invented, we never heard of an inno-
walton or improvement upon the latter until Tues
day last On the evening of that day two men in
the neighborhood of our Depot, getting into fra
cas-, one of them struck at the other with foot
alze and completely shaved his chin at one stroke
wi,huut materially inluring the meat. We learn
that the shaved man was the aggresor, and that
the other shared him in self.defence. May the
Lord deliver us from such barber and such
raZor-Ib.
TALL OxE-Mr. B. VIM. Campbell. of the
lower end of this county, left at Office Oh Mon
day last, q stalk of corn Is ieet high, with large
ear eight feet from the ground. He had found
another stock in his field l6 feet high, and 5 In
ches III circumference. He has an excellent crop,
and some of his is SO tall that he will be OBJ
liged to cut it up. he cannot reach above the
ears to top IT'D.
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man aged 81 years, brought Si35; woman. aged
- years. and her two children. aged respectively
4 and years, 81 500: man. aged ~ years. 81
OPS: hoy. age Is years. $1,000; | man. aged So
years. S225; boy, age H. years, $1,000; Toy.
age Is years, 5000; girl, aged 10 years, 500;
and boy. aged years, S561-being an average
Of about S6sl.
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WyTHE COUNTY CoURr.-Monday last was our
regular County Court day As usual, there was
a good attendance Wenoticed but very little stock
or plumber of any kind being offered for sale, which
we take as an evidence, that with people, at
least. times are growing better. lot of eleren
gr6es, the property of Mr.. Alex S. Mathews, was
sold at public auction, by the Deputy Sheriff, Mr..
d. A. Whitman, all bringing good prices. ,wo-