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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-22
JOHN Z. McGIRR,
Auditor.

WHEREAS, Daniel Sleighter, late Of Monroe Fp.,
Bedford County, deceased died seized of the follow
ing Real Estate. to Wit:
One Tract of Land, beng the Mansion place, con,
taining One Hundred and Fl ghv Acres more or less
situate in Monroe Township, Bedford County, afore
said, leaving Issue ten heis the children OF heirs
to wit Mary. integmaTFied with John Garlick, who
Gied, and afterwards married with John Hall, and
is dead, leaving issue seven chill dren, viz ::
Adam. Daniel, Catharine, Sarah. Barbara, Abraham
and Nicholas Garick and Washington Hall aud
Margaret Hall, all residing in Bedford County. ex-
cept Daniel Garlick, whose residence is unknown ::
Nicholas SIeighter, Maria, widow OF James e. Ne
Farland, deed, John Sleighter, Daniel Sleigh ter
Louisa Ann, intermarried with Barclay NarkI-,
Matilda, intermaTried with Sol. Feight, Rachel
who was intermarried with Abraham Garlick and
is now dead, leaving issue three children, TO wit :
oseph, Cath, rine, and Peter Garlich, Joseph
Sieighter, all residing in Bedford County, and Wm.
Slelghter, residing in Bairs County, California.
Notice Is, therefore, hereby given that in pUrsu-
ance OF Writ of Partition, Valuation 10 me di.
rected, | will proceed 10 hold an Inqusiton, or
Valuation, the premises, Tuesday, the 29th
day of October, 1861, when and where all parties
interested may attend if they proper.
JOHN J, CESSNA,
Sheriff Office, Bedford, / Sheriff.
October 4, 1861.
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iUDITOR'S NOTICE.

The Undersigned appointed an auditor by
the Orphans Court of Bedford County, in the
matter of citation against Samuel Smith,
Exc. Of Wra. Smith, late of Bedford Town
ship, deed, requiring him to file supplement
tai account AMI the answer OF sand Executor
thereto, hereby gives notice that he will meet
all parties in interest at his Office, in the
Borough ot Bedford, on Thursday, rha I+th
Nov. nrx,, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 10 ascertain
the facts, report when the legacIes are 10 be
paid, by whom 10 he paid, the amount 10 be
paid aud report general distribution under the
will, &c.
JOHN E McGIRR,
Oct. 4lh. Auditor.
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TO THE PEOPLE OF BEDFORD AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.

T. NJ. LYNCH, at the Bedford Nursery, Offers for
sale this fall, at prices, general stock OF fruit
trees, consisting of all the choicest varieties OF
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, NectaTine
Ounces, and Dwarf Pear trees, OF the nest kind-.
Upwards OF $4,000 trees are now under cultiva ion.
Lawton Blackberries, Raspbenifs, ncludin Z
BTlnckey's Orange, Gooseberres that Will not mil.
dew, Cherry CurTants, size OF common cherries,
Dutch CurTants, Strawberries OF finest kinds
Choicest varieties of
GRAPE ROOTS, RHUBARB, ASPARAGUS,
EYERGREENs, VINES AND CREEPERs.
Fifty Varieties OF ROSES, Perpetual Blooming, oil
colors and shades.
My stock is remarkably thrifty and will be sod
for cash, much lower than travelling agents are sci.
ling at, who have to bring their stock gre Il dis
tance and thereby injure them very much by
posure.
The above stock is raised in Bedford County soil
and climate and be had fresh from tae round.
All orders promptly attended 10 and trees sent as
directed by hack or otherwise
For further info. nation address few fines 10
L. VI. LYNCH,
Oct. 4, 1861. BedtorI. Pa.
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READl RElDl READ!

WE the ubders gned have used Roraback's Com
pound Chemical Soap ior washing clothes and cheer
fully recommend the families Of Bedford, as an
article OF Indispensable Utility, cleansing the clothes
with thnd the labor and time usually occupied
b. use OF the common soap.
Mrs Anne y. Shnck Mrs. Lucinda Mengel,
NJ. S. Hartley Fnlra Over,
Mrs. Mary Elsrode.
!. b. FARQUHAR is agent for the sale of Family
Rights for the Borough OF Bedford, and any who
NAV wish to purchase right he will furnish with
enough Of the soap TO give il fair trial, and will
give them a Family Right gratis il he does not dem
onstrate the tact that the soap be made at cost
OF one cent per pound. Five pounds will put out
large washing and by putting the clothes TO soak in
the evening, they can be put out by oclock in the
morning, thus saving three fourths of the day and
a great deal of labor and sickness Many families
give from so to 75cts. per week for washing, who
by this method save from 500 10 80 per year.
Don fail TO call
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ATTENTION. TEAEIERS J

There will be meeting Of teachers ot Bedford
Township al the Raydst5wn school Eousa, on
Saturday the 30;h DAY OF Nov, at locIock o. Nj,
for the purpose Of orga nzjag township Insli-
tate Every teacher ct the dsslir rel IS eXnected
10 be- present. Olhers are invited 70 atteud.
MANY TEACHERS
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y Is hereby given to the Mihta.y
boaFd OF Auditors or the county Of Bedford and !
SO the collectors of the different Townships aul Bo-
roughs Of said county, that they are req %
nee! at the public house of John A. Gump in oi,u
dy Rum On Wednesday, the first day Of January, g.,
1862, at 10 O'Clock, NJ for the purpose of audit
ing the Military accounts oi said county, when and
where collectors can have legal generations and
abatemeHts made.
LEMUEL EVANS,
Bugqaier GIN. la Brigade, 18TH Die. p. e.
Bligadier Generals office,
November 90 1861.
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THE BLACK FLAG.

we have information, says the Rlchm1 nd
Dispatch, that the authorities Of South Carolina
have communicated with the government upon
the subject Of hosting The black Gag, TO which
allusion has been made since ths attack upon
m. coast Of that State /; is believed tina! Gen.
Lee has received orders from the War Depart
ment urging that those captured must BE- rega-
ded as prisoners Of war, winch will be disr esaF-
ded by the authorities OF Souj'' Carolina, and
thai the same course vii! be i'ursued which
Governor WISE adopted at The meoi the John
Brown raid upon HlrPer's Frrr, "When we
are done with the Invaders the .nfedeFate gov
arnmEnt may have them
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

N The undersigned appointed
by the Orphans Court of Bedford County te review
and examine the Account of Alexander Me(iregor,
Esq, OF the Executors OF the last Will, &c. of
John Hammers, deed, report the facts and a DIS
trlhmtion of whatever funds NAV be foupd in his
hands amongst the heirs OF the deceased, will at
tend 10 the duties OF his appointment, his Office
in Bedford, Friday the 18th day of October inst
al 10 O'Clock, a. M, of said day, when and where
ali parties interested can attend.
JOHN P. REED,
Oct 4. 1861. Auditor
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Oct. IS, '6l.

NASH STORE
" The undersigned has purchased
j. Reeds stock Of Merchandise and be vii contIn
nethe trade at the old stand, and sell positively for
re ady pay only. Goods sold lou for cash, or appro
we'd country produce.
Sept. 2T. 1861. p A. REED.
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AGENTS WANTEDl
We will pay from s25 to $75 per month, and u
expenses, to active Agents, give a commission.
Particulars sent free. Address ERig SEwlNs Ma
carSE COMPANY, r. JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
Ohio.
Aug. 90, '6I.
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CARD

4 CARD
II Having purchased the stock Of the
late 6rm Of J. NJ. Shoemaker * Co., and having
added the reto by fresh purchases in the East,
the undersigned viii BE- happy to receive the
visits Of his old custoT.rs we'll as OF the pub
lie generally, al the old staod, No. /, Ander-
sons Row. Terms cash and four months cred
IT, ]. VI. SH0EMh KER
Oct Is, 1861.
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z5EEEB

hurg, Sarah CIaar, daughter Of George and
Msfy ROCK, aged years, Srno, and II days
On Inc 'td OF November, same place, Annie
"nr'I' 0ahgotsr oi George and Mary Rock,
'hrf.a'
within fur weeks two lambs Of the flock
nave been TAKEN by the Son Of Man, from the
ialur" oi grace 10 that Of glory.
rents to part with their lille ones, yet, what
comloit aud blessing 70 know that they have
'"o ih'i7 angels "aIkInE, hand IN hand, the
f,'Fr'S OF 'he Ne" Jerusalem "hal an m
~" 10 e"r@s mat lhry may nave good an-
'"', 5"i'' '' F'8'lhS 'hr7' "a glory. May 1t be
~ "'H ue t'"re"'s OF i''se tiitle ones.
on TIE EEATH OF ANNIE 5. ROCK.
All, all looks dark sad d,esry nov:
The rty nf III, is cIau8ed
sBsneath atnrctioG,- rod Ye box,
Your hearts in gloom are shroudsd.
GFIn Death another dart has haslsd,
and claimed another flower,
And bore It TO the spirit world,
10 bloom IN Heavens bower.
Sweet Annie's vaice no more we hea~,
The hearth-sone's lone and deary;
40 more the smile, to you 50 dear,
Will cheer the heart SO weary.
But Annie is an angel bright,
And dwe'Is with God N Heaven;
And for her brow, 50 pure aud white,
peArly crown IS given.
And with the light angelic ihrong,
Her gentle voice she raises
win golden harp, to sing song
VI everlasting praises.
Her dying words wsre sweet to hear
"Papa I'm gong to Heaven,
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FEACHERS WANTED.

Seven OF Eight Teachers we'll quail
ihed 10 teach the common English branches, can find
employment for four months, by applying 10 the un.
ders igned. Wages from SIG to 20, according 10
grade OF certificate. Apply immediately.
OLIVER HORTON,
PDssf. Board Of S. d. Monroe Tp.
}. ). MEssERsMITH, Ssc'y.
Nov. o. 1861"
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VARIETY STORE.

The uud-r-isned having Ia-t returned from The
city. invites the attention OF the public 10 her
New and Elegant
assortment of fancy and staple Dry Goods, such as
MERINOS, ALL WOOL DELAlNES, SACK
FLANNELS, SHAWLS, CORSETS, SKELETON
SKIRTS, LADIES' SHOES, BONNETS, RIBBONS;
Caiicoes, Mnsins, Hosiery, Gloves, large quautuy
oil Toys and PERFUMERY; and general variety
OF goods usually found IN L'dies' Fancy Stores
Ine Undersigned returas thanks 10 her old friends
and customers and sohclts 7, Hewal Of their pat
Forage. TERMS: Cheap as any o'A-r store OF the
kind IN the country.
Nov i5-3ms hl {. FETTERIY.
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no R S A L T,

no RSALE,
L OR EXCHANGE
Three tracts Of very choice farm land containing
go acres IN each tract situate the Illinois Cen
trail X. K, IN Champaign CO., State OF Illinois, 6
miles from the city of Urhana, and mile from Rem
tua Station said road. Two of the tracts adioin,
and one of the m has never failing pond of water.
The city of Urbeuna contains population of 30oG
Champaign is the greatest wheat growing county in
the State Address,
F. c. REAMER,
Bedford, Pa.
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The President and Clbnet, OF cours" With
Gen. McClelan'8 c1aeurrencp, have comet udrd
70 appoint re more brga!ier generals at pres
Fnt.
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!. DMINISTRATORS, NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
IN Letters OF Administration having
been granted to the subscribers. on the estate of
X. II. Hutchison, late of Bedford township, Iced .,
all persons indebted TO said estate hereby noti-
fed to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them proper
ly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH HUTCHISON,
JOHN w. SCOTT,
Admrs.
Oct 1881
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reached the city concerning The amount OF cot
,or openyd 10 the invaders. Late reports re-
oeiyed from planters and residents aequ a,nted
th the facts OF the case states that vet rs little
it.ny cotton, will be found in bales aud stoTehou-
Sos. Some OF the crops in the field will be deS-.
iroyed, and some we know tavc bfen destroy
N
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

AUDITORS NUIIIE.
Commonwealth Of PsnnA., use In the Court q:
OF Charlotte StackmaG and Common Pleas OF
DAVID Steckmau, Bedford County, No.
50 February Term,
job O'Neal 1867 Vend Fxp.,
No. Sept. Term, 1861. And how. sept. e. 1901.
John 7, Reed, Esq, appointed Auditor 10 distribute
ths funds in the hand Of the Sheriff Gai,eI on sale
OF Defendants Real Estate. by virtue OF the above
writ. BY TIE COURT.
THE unde rsigued viii attend 10 the duties of The
above appointment, at lis oiTice. in the Borough Of
Bedford, on Wednesday the 23i day Of October 1861
at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, when and where ali parties
interested can attend. JOHN p. REED,
Oct. H. 1861. 4yalfor.
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A UDITCR'S NOTICE
"a The und. r>igOed, appoint
ed By he Orphans Court foi Bedford County, to
distribute the Assets in the hand, OF Wm GeiesPi-
Administrator Of the Estate Of Nicholas Kegg dec d,
TO and amongst creditors, will attend to the duties
of his appointment on Thursday, the 9th day of
October, inst, 10 O'Clock, A NJ. Of said day, al
his office in Bedford, when aud where all parties in
terested can appear if they proper.
JOHN P. REED.
Oct. 1, 1861. Aa2ifor.
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-NAEs REED-

ZIMMERS-HOENSTINE:-Oa the I2th
inst, at the residence Of Joseph H. Riddle, BY
the Rsv. n E. GiIds, Mr.. Anthony Zrmmers to
Miss Sarah Ann Hoenstine, both Of Bedford
County, Pa.
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BEST SEWING MACHiNES IN THE WORLD

For either Family or Manufacturing Purposes.
And all we ask is a fair trial. Read the following
IMP RI TANT PACTS.
FACT No. This Company being duly licensed,
their Machines are protected against infringe
ments or litIgatio
FACT No. 2.-I hese Machines make ths 10 X
stitch-alike both sides-and use littl' less
than half much thread and silk as the chain
OF lonp-stItch machines.
FACT No. 3.-These Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in market TO the
fFequent changes and almost endless variety OF
sewing required in family. They will
from TO twenty thcknesseS of Marsees
without stopping. and make every stitch perfect
They viii even sew from the finest gauze 10 the
heaviest cloth, and stout, hard Gather,
without changing the feed, needle, tension, or
making any adjustment of machine whatever.-
Is not such machine best adapted to family use7
and II best adapt ed to family use, why not for
every variety OF light sewing manufacture For
work too heavy for our Family Machine, We rec
Omnend cur larger sizes.
FACT No. 4.-These Machines make the most e.
lasiIc sean OF any sewing machine in use fact
OF very great Importance in sewing elastic goods
or goods OF any kind, or bias.
FACT No. 5.-No Machine is more durable or
move simple in its construction, or easily
understood. The reputation of these Machines
above facts.
FACT No. 6--These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the Franklin Institute, Philadel
pna.
FACT No. 7-These Machines took the Highes
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair.
FACT No s.-These Machines took the Highest
Medal at the American institute, III the Citv OF
New Y ork, together with the Highest Premium
for fine Sewing Machine Work.
FACT No. 9 These Machines took both ths
Highest Premiums al the Mechanics Fair, Utica,
FACT No. l0.-These Machines can do the same
thing generally, whenever properly exhibited in
competition with other frst-class Sewing Ma
chimes Bu: we have space for only fact
more--i l. the most important Fact of Ill
FACT No. IL IPs raryant epsry NacliRs trs sell
10 gir~ hstfer Satisfaction than any Ofhe Seeing
Machine in market, money refunded.
Gg~Send for Circular. AGENTS WANTED.
Address,
FiRk!e & Lyon Sewing Machine Co.
No. a3s BROADWAY, NEw-YoRx.
Aug. ,, 'Gi yr.
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Oct. II, 1861.
TtHEAP FOR CASH.

THEAP FOX CASH.
Come one, come all, wlsh to tell
You where the cheapest goods they sell
('Tis not less true that have said il y
SHOEMAKER'S is the place: '''Tis wel!"-
To buy for cash, OF four months credit.
So when you feel inclined to buy,
Just stop at Jobs your luck to try,
And il lis terms will please you;
You'll find his goods are never high
And of your cash he'll f ease ynu"
THE POET CLERK.
Oct. IS, '6l.
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Pm LIE & LYON
SKW GIN iC HIN D CO.,

538 BRO.7DW.7f, fEW-FORK.
NO person who couternplates purchasing Sewing
" Machine for family manufacturing purposes
should fail to send for OF Circulars, which
contains cuts and full descriptions of the several
styles, prices and sa npes Of work, oil of which
send by mail free. We claim TO have the
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Oct. IS, 1861.
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November %, lSGl.-ts.
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Certificates.
luArfEAIulN l.H.r--.... e..

Y FINIIlft9F'i"N N WFIIFTrflD county, ' a
Having purchased one Of David h. Rofhr's Washinr
Mac hines, Clue Little Giant) tao month, lpc,'
ard having been called on By Ar. iohr To- know
whether cot safsl5 rsrufn mend IA Ia tic rubl -,
Hot al oncv iisacr that can, II ms eNpsrisncc Is
worth any hing would simply in those y no AR
unfortunately hAf inyseiG VAo has 20 have The cok
iag done by the Sarnc Que that has To- wash thai Ia a
betier calculated 10 keeF peace and quiet In iaudly
tlAh Afthing tai have ctcr tric.L Tie wESh days
LAte 20 lfe crfcfs Tor NE Tine Chsrs rr no mon.
dashed about The hcusc little riaidreus laws are no
mort spanked. hear 90 moro 81 all the sklu being
On ths hans NJ uorc q TIE OFv thar have The lar.
gcst washing 81 any body clsc: my dinner on wash.
Jag day y AZ ngh Nhy even the kittens on the hearth
y Permitted io sAip and play; the itle dog can las
ihrough tie room without kic; the olt chrk en- can
stand In The door AMI cnlv without bciEg scAhli and
% my very great reiici the buttons arr never a. INV
sihrs a. usuaii the smallest in ms family doe.
uAshisS uow.n used o. take the largest nj getting
shut Of sech snnoyances above are desirable 10 anV
Icrs0u. then bay machine.
November 10, Loo. W. ROWAN
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AIeetIns of Citizen. Of Rlehmo.a.

A meeting Of citizens was held on Thursday
? h'ehmond in The African Church, which was
Eery lSrgeIy attended.
The meeting was held for the purpose Of Ia
ping -iRio consideration the present condition
" our national affair"
Wyatt N. Elliot Was appointed Chairman.
md John ii. Claiborne and several oshera we're
'eanesied % act ~ Secretaries.
A COMMITTEES oftwenty Eve was appointed to
iran preamble and resolusiOns expressive Of
Re senso u the meeting.
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a Jrsr REHUSE 10 some citirens u Rieh.
pond Va who desired n bogrov . easnoo
rn'n ihs authoritiea fur ths purposs q Gria4
laiHie % o. Independents sovereignty of scs,h
-aroiioa, Gov. IstehsS replied h.st s, hsd sos
'oen customary 70 losu State aruas y Ore par.
isaa saiaies
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The FIeya Guara.

The members Of ths Floyd Guard. Hsrp-ss
geTry. P.4sesi ~ 'hs oA yer BY = naii =,
larFoH Hall Thsre 80 s6ss sss.uAasss Of
As ss-'al' seA~sy 81 Harpsfs Ferry, Bogsvar,
lad Fru'tsFiok eisy, sid syegy thiax pa.ssA sG
pis~s~aaiy' Aurh eseass = dus tas nsa.~-,.
oT ihsir AnPle Ps~p~rasiou nad thuir asaassiou
- those pressal
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Tbs houss = opeDai 70 ths pablo unAsr mos,
avorasls anspioss IL has b-sa isassd hy Msss
'asaH A. bEAti,-aa sapls guaraaiy thas sll
Fho P'a sp thcre wiIi live on The .fat o. ,hs
and.~
We Ssh for Mrs n abundant saoe,.s
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~ aas'pssisl aumsruusiy raaad ~ sifi
'ens y haitiHore eaT. apps0sinz ne oour.s a
fos lii1ts % rsf'ssing - oall ~ srtr. ssssios
y ~ iesisis1ufg n Nssylsad. aaa szrr.s.is4
ali eoaaf-aGs b BE- g.stri.sis.a All sl.uss,ios.
'Ppoara 10 the Asserieaa ofruss.isy.
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49, sonsIl .ssataFy sappsF, psssil.i eve,
y W Beverly rusksr Usitri ssasss Uosni
- girsn - soAa bfouetaa,. ~ asssr. "a a.
'aessioa ~ his sfsi sgpesr.acs h tstsrpssi
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= take gfeAi pleasure n saving that Mr. Edward
H"brs Washing Machine :. tie Vsry bet that have
nsei. AID No .sy every family shs,uid get sud
therefore recotHHeud n " tie piblc a. heinr su,.
rtof ~ anything II the blnd in u,c.
THOMAS 4 STARRY
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CuAHLEsrawN. JrfF.rsan G.. v.

90 hereby GETTY ihat the lGr Washing Machine
invented ~ NJ. u p. klhr j. she hcs one IN use HaV
~ tncd several other Hsriiue-, pronounce thr
Liile Gaid tle best out. HrrrHb or IN. IN.
10 slant oi the rouih ireronnieB "a O. NJ public
as 9 labvuf saving Machine ~ 81 sIElTZ
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J. W. ROWAN
CslHLrsrovS. Nos. ]. IA

7
NJ. ID. n Roir--Dcaf rtr go A. requested have
hal thoroughly tested IN my family your roeniiv in.
'sniel Aae4hf, and ,sttn the Cuncurtcut testimony
e the household and sny own ot,,ry ttlsn hi \, ~
irnih Lafs Giant "a li the essentials for which ia
Il tifende regs<L.gr los rrtiun te sery be.I VT
hiinsiuecd, ad SAND HTJn tire haHfs 81 every fsfni.
y ln NE o9uaiy. Z sAMUEI. al YOrNG-
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THE "LITrLE CIi,T.n

FI,HE undersigned prr-cnts to tie pubic his un.,,r
il passed aad nHsurpassahle
WASHING MACHINE.
Il can wash faster aud cleaner than any other
Machine now ia Use and with less injury To ,br
Clothing. The low price Of the machine enable,
every houShhold Ia have one-and h. feels as
sured that the saving in labor "a we'll n soar.
will induce MI having economy &c, in view IN
purchase The old machines Of his ;.atsnt can
De re modelled upon he new stylc. lie inserts
n few Of ihe many certificates in favor Of this
machine DAVID r. ROlIR.
Charlestown, Nov. Is. ls6O.
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~ lls seconi Wsfusa8sg e. Fsbrssry !.
p daG sEod ~ Law fsr coussiar -. eis--,sy.i
- ~ lt.nEFesE, aad asrlafln9 u eirnti..s ~
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
Prof. l.. MiLLER'S
HAIR I1Iv-GeRATSR.

bFAetiNk' sATE Asp EcoNcSIcaL conFoVSp
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR Ia its original ,o,.,,
Nlloni "yihs and preventing tie Hair nom taTn,nS
fOh fla-N IN TING BALDNESS and curing n plb.r
there = the eAt pari.es OF Vitality or reegnsr.,
energy remaining NNPN'A'''e
tok REMOVING ScUBF AND DANpprrr ,,A
al StItAne,us alcctiols o. the $ alp. 49,
fOR bEAlifilNG THE HAIR imnartirg IN \, .,
ugeqIaled gloss and hillary gnaklcr n %, snJ
.lNy 70 ''s texture ard causing 10 curl readily
'IniE great celebriefy aud the incrensin ,.ns,a e.
Iihs uncqaallcd preparation coayiilet Inc r-orr,
ios tLat one tlal it ory neressafy 20 ,Afsfv ,,sr
sng putlic u lie Superior auaitIe, Over 80, 49,
~ AEAcon ~ present. IN use. Il cleauses he hrsd
aa scalp rom ddl'yIlf asd oOsr c,l,aascs di,s,<.
tASscs the hair TO gruw inNUfia tiv ant rive. h .
mn, son. glossy aud flexible appearance ana 81
ahsfs t''s BAR Il looss ming d tkiaIng ii all ese
anu sigoT To tie roois Testnre the sroutk 10
yield ' '~'H'ns u 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03

tht tlt-t1Nh \. IrIFTron County, Va.
hereby cegfff that have one 81 d. T. Rghr's
Washing hachines 10 nv fsrnIly called TIE Linz a.
Ani, AMI ~ use q every seek onr % fnY danght,rs
ma over twelve ytan old does she pFirciraI psrt al
tbe sasains fFuRuunce the -Iifle tslant'i he -,
washing hsehluc THAI have ever seen.
HIRAM D-BANNoN