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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JUN 4 1853

Y lbs light blue body, white sleeves and red
Morris n.me: r. rs1o:c Nec bc ;,:css
out OF sal'ie Ward, 4 years, 90 iDs.--FrenCn gray
jacket and orange cap. .................... DIR.
Lowell Purdy names imp b. C. Iocheii' by Sweet
meat, Out OF The Mtre, by Cowi, years, rs
lbs -ligot blue body, white sleeves and red cap dr.
A. n Dixon nance b. m. Daphne, Formerly sallis
namp'en,1 oy imp. Glencoe, out Of PriAu
mare, years, 81 ibs.-purple body and sleeves
D Mcdaniel names Oh h Gov &ckliasc,, by imp
Glencoe out OF Motto, by imp Barefoot, t04
lbs and while stripe body sleeves and
f. motifs pamss B. Xri,.io, bv Child. Harold ar
out Of Emily Thomas, aged, los lbs ...... Forfeit
NJ Ky IAN names D n lamont, by Zngaaee, out Of
zolhka, by wllie years, s5 lbs............. Dead
Time, 245.
THE TWO MILE RACE.
The closing OF the day a two mile heat race
between Bill bearing and Robert j. Walker Mr.. Here's
horse Two Bits also entered for this race but being
aiilced with tho quincy, now very prevalent on Long
Island was unable to the post Sometha as3
wrong With one Of the fore legs OF Robert Walker,
he with it bsndsged and seemed TO give way on the
lower turn the latter part Of the first heat while on
the lead, and his thought advisable to withdraw
him from the contest So but one heat in this
race and more exciting one has seldom been The
betting previous TO the start great as hun
dred 70 weaty On B Desrng but during the race, SO
Of The sr s the packers very
reached the score.
First hea-Robert J. Walker sprang OF with the lead.
which be kept without the slightest variation for
mile aud quarters, when 1t beca evident that
Bill bearing was perceptbiy gaining on him; and rs
they came. around the lover IL
difficult to conjecture which would win the heat. The
contest was exciting the whip aud spur being given
Freely to both horses ss they up the home
until they reached the score, where Bill Dearng showed
about head in front, and was awarded the The
time OF the nrst mile was 80, and Of second 53H
making the heat 346X. The follow ing is summary
THIRD RAcK-iurse Of $500. Weight for age; two mile
heats. Entrance SIS.
j. G. Bacon names br h. Bill bearing, years, by imp.
Albion, dam Ann Chase, by imp. Levialhan lii lbs
mazariDe blue body and sleeves scarlet CAP l /
Calvin Green names Dr. b. Robert J. Walker s years
by Camden, dam by Boston, ia Ss.-scaret body
ana sleeves, blue cap :....................2d dr..
O.I' Hare names br. b. Two Bits, a years, by imp.
Revenue, dam by imp. Priam, lO4 ibs.-rea and
white stripe body, sleeves and cap. DIR.
Time, 3:46Z.
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~. Letest Drawings or the Legaisssn Lot
ssses' ~ reported to WOOD. EDDY co..
DsLA"Ahs. GEORGIA, xsHfUcKT AND MISSOURI
STATE LOrTKRIEs
Official drawings by telegraph
DELAWARE iOrTERIEs
,,n slpsoters Commissioners appointed BY No Governor
t su,bod by having this ds, attended tss
dIsw.S Of the Lottery Benefit Of he Ssie
dsSr nom ON he VIZ a' numbers winch
EXTRA CLASS No. SIT. Jr, lss.
g. H. 70, 60, 20, So 81, 10, A. %, 49, &C, As, G5.
Glass NO. sis, JUNE 5. 1865.
80, 10, Q, ~, 3, As, 81, Is, AZ.
nss ee said numbers drawn the order In which
Wines Oar hands Wilmington. Doll this Friday June
> '' S $sSS sssk = GORDON |oo-n,...o..r.
JANIS DUNCAN,
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
ne Of he Sparta academy Lottery hereby certify
tnat ne foewfng were day drawn
Glass NO. si5, JUNE 8, 1859.
60, 70, As, Is, 30, SO, 20, Al, go, 81, SO, &c.
CLASS No. SIG. EXTRA, JUNE 5. 1859.
so, II, SO, 10, 81 S, II, rs, %, %, 80, SO, 70.
And ihs ~ sAh numbers Tho which
Witness hands, at augusta Ca this Friday Juns s.
''''' e. B B11ashssh sOonnl-aoner.
WOOD. EDDY CO.. s Mdn An!s.. Ds Sscrss
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Married,
BERB-RAFKNs Thursday, June g. by the Rev. Mr..
Van Nest, JONI OWEN BxRB, Of Brooklyn to Macy ANN
RANKNe OF this city.
ScoBE-NloHoIsoN.-On Wednesday, June 1, by the
Rev Dr. Thomas De Witt, HENRY MAkrYN SooBLn 10 ELSIE
JAsE daughter Of the late Thomas Nicholson both Of this
city
acknowledgements. Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June
by the Rev d. " NJ johnson, at the residence OF
brides parents, CHARLES "A. TAYLOR TO SARAH HELENA
daughter of Robert and Mary Justson all Of Brooklyn
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WIN he Issued This Day,
BY 0ENIN
No. 6U7 Broadway,
TEL HUDSON Hat,
A Light dsshiDg. dressy
Beaver eacstmNe,
AT THREE DOLLARS,
Designed tn be
The popular hat Of TIE seasoa.

GeniDsS Summer Hats.
With the advent Of summer CIV NIF invites all who desire 10
keep ,heir beads cool, to give him cali
Be has just issued
THE HUDSON HAT.
hsht dsahng dressy beaver cashmere at the low price
OF 1H6EE DOLLARS,
designed TO be the popular hat of the season.
FOR gentlemen who prefer strawa Genie them their
varieties from the very hnes PanAmas and Leghorns
the cheap Ameft van plaits.
His assortment of
CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS AND GAPS
ia the largest and most diversified the United States
GANIN, 507 Broadway.
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FOR GENTLEMEN's SUMNER WEAR.

WARNOCK co,
FASHIONABLE HAITERs
lpve attention to their extensive and varied assortment Of
SUMNER HATS. In fabrics Of BEAVER, SILK, FELT,
CiOTa, LEATHER and STRAW, from every ciirne and
mode lieu 10 prevailing tastes Especially notice our
GASsIMEkE DRESS Hat,
Always favoritenow reproduced with and beautiful
Lnisb and exceedingly attractive
OUR YOUNG GENTI.EMEN'S STRAW HAT
Nothina can u more charming than
SIP WHAT FOX YOUc9 GENTLEMEN.
Eeat and auusy-e oerfsct gem, and most decidedly
III HAT OF THE SEASON.
WARNUCK'& CO.,
GIG Broadway, St. Nicholas Hotel
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as Cent guerreotypes.-EIOlmes' Gallery
OF Is cent daguerreoypes removed SOL Broadwayhe
del gallery OF New York
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Brady's Photographic Galleries, 359 and
64S Broadway, New York, Ss2 PeunsylvAna avenue
wAshirgt D. o. Photographic Dagusreotypes and AM
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Saddle Horses for Ladies' or Gentlemen to
by $50 SIS $780, also By the day.
month at DISBROW's Riding Academy, Fifth avenue
corner Of Thirty ninth street.
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Everybody shoufd Obtain phrersIc;yaosA
exa urinatcns ~ FOWlkR WELLS No 5l3 Es1aSY,ay 20
learn their defects talents and proper pursuit
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1 Buy my Goods for Cash, aud sell Cio4h-
Ing cheaper than any other house "a tne tIsae.
Wn. II. SMITH las Fulton street..
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Shoes Suitable for City or C0untry.-Select
large stock of substantial omforable durable and
cheap gators shoes &C. for summer wear especially we'll
start visit No. si3 broadway between Eleventh and welh
sire ets your selectons CANTREL has repu
taion Of selling cheap, justly acquired
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Glorious Weather.-YOu can't Enjoy such
beautiful weather had sst week your head
cool Ii to effect this light and reasonable hat
and IN orr procure the right Sort to KNOWS No. 22
Broadway Of Fulton street, where you viii find most
recherche assortment Of novelties for hs others
''Tbe Pride of YOUTH for young gentlemen.
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Tracy's celebrated Shirts, Made to Order
warranted to st. at 81 and 50 william enc door
north OF Maiden lane. GEO. NJ TRAY, Agent
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Agate & Co., $50 Broadwsy.-Just Receiv-
ed styles of lace and tubular also merno
undersbrs and drawers Sole manufacturers the United
States OF the patent corszza shirts.
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Sugars Reduced.-Ten Pounds Cofee, 81;
also chest Of tea 81 at REDFORDs S Sixth avenue,
Fourth street.
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A Vain IllusioD.-TO Seek for Better or
heaper garments than be found at ia Broadway
DRuMGOLD PROCH.
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Paris Soft Hats OF Rare Quality, Expressly
adapted for summer wear, Just received by steamer.
iEARY CO., Nos, 8, 4 and Astor House. Broadway.
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Paris Soft Hats-Of Rare Quality, Expressly
adapted for extensive OF ladies
riding hats chidYens goods dash.
cashmere and silk hats gents drawing great aac
ton hARRIS RuSsAK's 22S Bowery 326 Grand street,
Z3l Eighth avenue.
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Summer Hats.-Light, Elegant, I'm all Their
varieties Lowes city prces Beautiful sraws for msses
and children. First premium awarded
KELLOGG. Manufacturer, 3S1 Canal street.
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A Large and New Stock OF Neck Ties, Under
garments and hosiery at all prices
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DIR. Hnlsted Mt the st. Nicholas Hotel
aganHe win be happy TO meet with the Numbers who
been disappointed Of finding him there others
rous Information regard water cure At Norshsp-
ton, Mass. See advertisement under Miscellaneous,
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Religious Notices-The Brooklyn Taberna-
Gle The Elm place Cong egaonal church pasto
Tabernace a. M oDen e , new
SERVICES Sunday June On 1hursday evening June
O'CLOCK the Tabernsce WIN be % give former
select their e.ngs in tho building Saturday evening
June g. the Tabernacle Will be open Tor the general renting
aaafa
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wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing MAch,ce..-.
oAos sos Broadway. n 7. Send for circular.
Strong and F7avory Tea, One Dollar N.
SONS. No. Cham beu or He 0rseswich street.
Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupess-
At The manuisc.cry us srosdwsy. '''A -AA -''A''
Bnrry's Tr,copherous IL the Best and Cheap
es article for dressing identifying cleaning curling pro
Irving and restoring the hair. ladies, Try Sold by all
Ruptare Cured by Marsh 4 Co.'S Radical
cure uusa They aso keep stockings vacss
veins supporters braces nsrum On for defor
mites made 70 order No. vessy street, Assor House. Y.
rhs Best Spring Bed In EAisssnes--( rzowsr
elliptic, u hon TO e. as s7s Broadway Gall and sssn
privately applied No. 8 Assor House.
Hin's Hair Dye, SOC, Black or Browr.-
Dspos No. Barclay street. Also sold 800 Broadway.
Ciirehush's Wigs and T0upees, for Style,
mstenAi arc manufacture, unrvAlled No Is Broad
WY, corner Of ulsn street, up stairs
Kensedy's Medical Discovery IL warranted
70 euro scrouu esypelss ssrheum scad head ucsrsas1
ssse 'egs For SALE By al Druggists
drugged without benefit for bilious dsorce dyspepsia or
copnrn en- constipation win ind immediate re
York 'o' w --'''A ~H'' NO"
Bailnrd's Premium Hair Dye, KelIinger's
or bsitan uimsnt n.phssan pasters Prof Lines med
~ " ~ ' W. ~ n SEIr1faksros. Proprietor.
Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, corner
Of Eighth Twenty eighth street Pure and genuine
drugs. medicines and perfumorv.
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1ranGreth's Pills.-OuIy Up Town ONCE ne
Nh CAMP BELLS drug store corner Of Eighth avenue and
twenty eighth street rs cents per Dor.
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They Meet at Whites, 2I6 Broadway
Do AJAX who meet bere All mon OF fashion, al BOYS and
from the most dasng and varied assortment IN the city
Opposite st. Paups church.
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.. A. BILLS, Exchange and Specie Broker, I76
Greenwich street, secoad door north Of Paoac Hosel.
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Grover q Bakers Celebrated r
vr NoIsIIES FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
40 BruAAwAy New York.
l69 Fultoa street, BROOKLYN.
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HerxlnG's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes aDl Broadway corner Musy
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y closed with eleven entries but only five to the post
iz:-Feeting Moments, Sasher, Bill Cheatham, Giencous
and Don JUAN the first named being English ay The
distance mile and half, single dash. The sum-
mary below will give the age of these horses and the
weights they respectively carried The betting prn
cipay Sasher against the Geld at but there
great deal done, sporting here not gene
rally well posted on handicap races and were very shy in
The horses were started for this race from tho hax mile
pole, the back OF tho course. cbquely in line from
mencemept the end of After false start
they got of well together Don Juan with the lead closely
the English fly Bringing up the rear position she main
tanned to the end. This was also the position
they held they passed the judges stand on the fret
bali mile where Don Juan still led by about half neck
violent struggle gong between him and Slasher for
the lead which continued al the way around the
upper turn and about midway down the back stretch,
where Sasher succeeded in giving Don Juan the goby
Bill Cheatham, who had been hanging closely their
ns oS rug mage play c the
After short but energetic struggle To maintain the lead
sasher was beaten but did not give up the confess de
continued struggling until Bill Cneath had passed the
two lengths ahead OF him, making the mile and
half in 245 Don joan toerable good third, Glen
coma bad fourth, ard the English niy worse fifth
This If the best contested races We ever saw,
and all who Witnessed it highly gratfed with every
thing except the shortness of the race Tho following
a SUMMARY Of the event.
SECOND RAcE-TiK JOCKEY ClrB HANpIcAp-One mile
s snd and SO only declared By tho 18th Of May
81 600 added by the Club the second horse to receive
$500 Weights published by the LIST Of May. Eight
tres and three TO start the added money will be
given Any number Of horses may be entered and start
cd by the same owner. Closed as follows:- t..
= g. Bacon names b. G. Bill Cheatham, by imp Albion,
out OF the dam Of Berry, by imp. Glencoe, years,
| leo lbs.-mazarine blue body and sleeves, scarlet
| cap.
Tat. W. boswell name b. h. Slasher by Childe
| Harold, out OF Sarah Warrington, years, ia
lbssblue body. yellow sleeves and blue CAP:
u. Mcdaniel names b. b. Don Juan, BY imp. Glen,
coe, out Of Darkness, by Wagner, ia lbs.--red
and white stripe body, sleeves and cop.......... 3
calvin Green names ch. T. Geneona by imp Glen
cce, lam BY imp Envoy, 30 lbs-scaret body
,o nnG i p blue CAP.
by Bolingbroke, our Of Queen Of Cyprus, 8 years,
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, corner
OF Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street. Pure and genuine
drugs. medicines and perfumorv.
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Ba'lard's Premium Hair Dye, KelIinger's
Manhattan nimen Manhattan pIAsers Prof Lines med
Gated segars, dc. Depot 76 Broadway.
W. N. CRITTENTON, Proprietor.
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New style, price $50. once az Broadway.
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Sensible People are Buying those so cent
linen coats and vests sold by WIN. H. SMITH Fulton street
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REIoICE YE sUEFERERs-RIsE YE BEDRIDDkN
Ii Cipples-Dr. TOBIAS Venetian Lipment b
procured warranted speedy for chronic rhesaa
tsm coc crsmp, cuts pains OF all knds-or Do nj
suffer when be instantly relieved. Price Is ADD -
cont. Depot Sc CorAndt street. New York Sold b. ~ -
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H0llOway's PiIls.-Persons who have beer
Srnssea whoa. benefit f9r bilious dsorcer dyspepsia
York " - - ~A'' N>""
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o. J. WOOD 4 CO.
Have removed from No. 3l1 V
No. "a Broadway, N. Y.

In consequence Of the very large number prsfer =
Professor Woods air Restorative from thu msnuaory .
the propreors have resolved make retailing feuu
OF their business hereafter and will be happy -
Al their lacy and gentlemen patrons and 70 give hs -
nfofnacn In their II hoir store ~ Boadvay
the number Of years Professor Wosda H.ir Restorative
been before the public ana The manneyin which has
ed ts reputation shown by the c5hsany inceasng
mand for It. renders unnecessary at hs lHe day deA =
merits Sufnce say II late effort In imitation OF 80
other stimulated BY is success but scientific and wei
lehed preparation ter restoring the color aud
hair era6csting dAndru venting the hair falling -
general recfer OF al affections Of The hair scAp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-04

81 Linen Dustcr1,
At EVANS. ss and 6s Fulton street
1900 Black Alpaca Goats.
From 81 50 to $50.
MEvANs,
g and IS Fulton street.
Dress Fr0clk Coats.
Good black cloth dress frcck coats IS to g.
Fine black cloth dress frock coats SO 10 fl4.
The finest French cloth dress rock coats SIS to so
At EvANs'. % and IS Fulton street
At EvANs, &C and 6s Fulton street.
81 80 Alpaca Conts,
At EVANS, &C and es Fulton street.
81 so Alpaca Coats,
At EVANS, &C. and 6s Fulton street,
Pure Linen Busters 81,
At EvAN5', &c and 6s Fulton s.rect.
Pure Linen Ousters 81,
At EVANS, &C and IS Fulton street
Pure Linen Dustsrs 81,
At EvANs', 6s and 6S Fulton street.
Elegant Spring Suits tn Match, %,
Al EvANs'. 66 and 6S Fulton street
Elegant Spring Suits to Match. Sc,
At EVANS. &c and So Eulton street
Elegant Spring Suits to Match, Sc.
At kvANs, &c and s. Fulton street.
At EVANS, Sc and 6s Fulton street.
At EVANS. 66 and 6s Fulton street.
AtEvANs', 6s and 6 Fulton street
Sensible People are Buying those so cent
linen coats and vests sold by WM H. SMITH, 145 Fulton
They Meet at Whites. GIG Broadway
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N on o. fAoh' TIE "ohA goes ShASALH
The SUNDAY MERCgRY Of TO morrow viii contain ans.g
other choice reading No 3 Of STEPHEN a BRAMCHS
IN Which be boldly s9uin At these degenerate Times "a
sketches many distinguished public metre
polia. All who buy the SUNDAY MERCURY Of to-morroU
WIN enjoy sacred and exbarstng laugh direct fua
the foundation Of their hearts and lunt and be M
acts Of charity IN their pous rxnbes TO the affairs
Thus speaks stephen
To The heathen
Who always cuts
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Good black cloth dregs frcck coats. % to 81
Fine black cloth dress frock coats, SO TO $l4.
The finest French cloth dress frock coats SIS to $40.
At EVANS, 66 and IS Fulton street
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LOSSES BY FRE.-The property destroyed by fire
during the month Of May in the United States, amounted
IN the aggregate to million hundred thousand
dollars.
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81 30 Alpaca Coats,
At EVANE 6S and Gs Fulton street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

nT0ns Sabbath mornipg = distinguish
Cd military gentleman who was walking on
Boston Common wus rspr. IN aided by . po
lioemsn bsssuse he sui. Fsd his dog enter the
water. There. said Dogberry, don't you
zee the sign-'D Dogs not allowed in the VA
tss Ssadsys" Yes. responded the colonel
bat that's . very iiliterse dog-hs can't
read The policeman Vas eonfoundsd and
sed il vas not till one Of the detectives
poistsd IL out that be saw tho military mans
joke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

nA Pstlander soglipg in the rain vas
observed To keep bis lioe under the arch Of =
bridge Upon being asked the reason, he
replied.
'Sars, an Won't the 6sh be crovdin there
toksePs su' ov the vet, ysspslpeen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

pAiut il wicked to rob dis chicken
sooss Bob said . Williamsburg coiored
verify TO bis pal.
Data . great moral question. Jim We
hsin, got time to argue it nov. Had down
another pellet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
Sewing Macii.le>

Two hose in wanI ui Fooi Sewing Machine
We 'n''i- ihrir inspection fu Specimens a. va
H'n' patterns Of he 'FisE.c Marhire' nov O.. b-
seen a. our store A. persons VIII danrtI-s, . y.
anime before tnry buy deem ~ only u,r-.,srv
10 say ihai tN- hachir, mak-~ stitch sft.e IN
b"'h s'c's alto nat ~ vii srv fr,m tine Fauy.
lwHhoni CfaEin. ~ to tsi.icd u-rabufg aBf
tn leather without altering The fso.irr I'd ~ y
stopping ". W know 81 no other that v 81 90 he
same We guarantee u 10 90 b-eut,faf w,f.
a. any Machine made !. simple IN const,l,f.. n
snd r@''J manage, has = Ghr-! iced work., ,
much snoninrr man The jumping feet itt.,E
premium err an att,r W. NINE tnr.atitsfh.
celebrate Wh"eist & Wi.snn' a. The er,sfT,bi.
hiiion oi Sewing Machiurs stth- FfsrsI,n.Io.i.
'p'" 'n Poi ahia Ocubsf tNj~ Wrmtreh
ih~m a. the ssnir pfirr it-Y 81 u IA! =. . So
Sufh ami ibos- buying from u. Wtll.s,. t,.,.t.
aa1 rex rom New YORK
kEARSELEY sHEERER co
lone ~ 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
p's.uuel how many tisgdom. are Their,

Samuel how many kisgdoms are there
In the mineral zoIla ~
Fsu-.'
Three ouiy three
-Four I think. air
We'll name them what are theyl'
'Mine,sl kingdom. apimal kin g1om, veg
etable kingdom, aud kingdom come
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

|" TIE semen Of Poland b ave v.ieh
eye over ths.s dsashtors. ssd make them
year hssls bells on ,ssif persons, to denote
vhsrs thsJ ere sod shat they are shout
Bssbsroas esys Joha Brouu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

swAstsssss 70 sqsssr county fyou
- tser. With avs dollar gold piece they
t.r and feather you for being rich usn -
hyss A.. pes, they give you fever ssd .sus,
ss3 les 10 kill YOU
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

"A grss. lisi ssys the poe, Crsbbs, 'is like
great ssh 90 Dry lssd 10 msy fret add
siss, ssd make frighifsl bo.hsr, but it esq
%, bart Jos. You have only 10 keep .ill.
aad 10 wiA de Of itself'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

kyA vsg sss oees heard to say ths, the
difference between the soutbns snd the
Northers psorls. 10 ths, those Of the sos,h
never sell saytbiog they ess eat. While those
OF The North sever co, snytbing they eso-
sell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

Er'BOy, ssid an ilI-,s.p.r.d old fellow
ss ssisy lad. vsst re yos boiisris' for
vhsa ] % by Humps : Fstsrasd che
. esy, shat are you BY Zoe vbss al
hellsSias'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

I'D That vas hstribls sa.ir ,hs mur-
d." q Dean, ssd the sealing up Of bis re-
nsiss in . tin box r What Dean = s.ksi
shalt sssss veie<sst osc, WY Sa,deaa
81 essrss'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

Br Miekssl Joy, ksck@sn q Cbie.-
60, III, juss seat 70 the Psnitsntisry for
Eve yssr., has fallen her 70 eco 900 be-
qsesesd By brother vbo lsssiJ died 10
Csliforsis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

esh ssustry tbas describe,
The eject o. = res oder stofm n,
sNs,,sfsd ~esstsins mp oaks BY The
Ecoss. aisaaatlsd ebsreAss, laid hsmsstssAs
vAlts. aad ersrisraed AaKRaek
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

nr The ressss vhy vhsi.s fssgasss Tia
Asssss sess is pres.bly b-ess.s they supply
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