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From among the very flaiterirg Tesri
monials 5f emirent Professor. and Organ
isis, We give the following extracts:
The pedals conceive TO be unapproacb.
able iu their beautiful smooth quality"
Wm. a King.
at lsn grand, good Instrument. and does
credit the builder"
ii. c. Foiger, Troy, N. Y.
"Thty aro among the fines, Insirnmenls
manufactured either in this country or n
broad"
WIN. Berg. J. MosenthaI, Aptomas.
They have given universal satisfaction. ~
w. l.. Hawley, Fon du- lac, Wis
"There is a peculiarly sweet and sympa.
'hetic tone which harmonizes chsruiingly
win the voice w. H. Cooke
81 an particularly pleased with the mr..
rangement Of the different registers"
Wm. Ii. Bradbury,
"No other instrument 80 nearly approscb.
es the organ."-Ih Chorister, ~ Y.
"Tbis instrument has clear superiority
"ver anything vet introduced amoag us.r-
Independent, N. Y.
"The more We use IL the better we like
it," J. B. Hague, Hudson, N. Y.
"rhs Two Bank Organ Harnonium is
really gem"
}. w. Kinnicui, Boston, Mass.
"We have found them excellent in all
points constituting good instrument"
J.. G. CoJk, Z. J. Cook.
'lt looks and sounds spiendidly"
5. B. SAXON, Troy, N. Y.
"The most perfect toned Me,odecn ever
saw Gay f. North.
"They IA Sack IN such substantial mer
It's as superiority Of workmanahip, benny
OF tone and ,rasonsbleness. of price And
we mus, say that 10 all their respects the,
are well wor.hy Of praise"
Musical Pioneer. Aug, '65.
~ Every InstrnmeHts - fully warrant
ed, and Boxed and Shipped 10 New York
city without charge.
Circulars. Cots, and Price Lists, &C., sent
on application to
C. PELoUBET e. son,
Bloomfield, N. g.
Or J AZ. Peltoo. s4i fsroadway, New
York; Confad Meyer. 722 Afch Street,
phii sdeIphia Pa :. =. Brainard g. Son, CIsys
land. Ohio /; J. a Tucker e. Co jackson.
Michigan; Werner d Gerard, Cincinnati.
Ohioj Joel Il snow, Mobile, Ala.
WHOLESALE ACENrs.
Aug 29--6mo.
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A Lesson for Dad.

An old gentleman farmer, who had two
or three very pretty daughters. was so
very anxious Of his charge that be would
not permit .hem to keep the company Of
young men. However. they adopted the
following expedlm ent to enjoy the society
Of their lovers, without the knowledge OF
their father. After the old m an had re-.
tired to rest, the girls would hang sheet
out Of the windows, which was quite a
distance from lbe ground and the beau
would seize hold of il, and with the assist.
auce OF bis lady love, who tugged Justify
at the end above, would thus gain en-,
trance. But it so happened that one
evening the girls hung out the sheet raib
CT early; for the old gentleman, by some
Ill wind was blown around the corssr.
and spying the bed covering, could not
conjecture the meaning Of its being there.
He took hold and endeavored TO pull il
down. The girls, supposing it to be ore
of their bsaux, began to hoist, and did
not discover their mistake until the head
OF the old man was level with the win
dow sill, when one Of .hem exclaimed,
"Ohl Lord, its dsd!' and letting 90
their holj, souse came the old man on
tlssd stores and ground below, dislo
&C ne Of bis shoulders. which con
vhd ", that his efforts to make old
mai5z his daughters was not matter
so eas accomplished, and Withdrawing
all nto their keeping company,
he wa f"tber.in law.
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Tuuraster Tedgrr,
Published every Wednesday Morning.
BY
CONNOaeS & CARTER.
EDITORS AND PROPRIEToRS.
w. NJ. CONNORS, n. CARTER.
TERMS:
ADVERTISEMENTS

NV
WEI be inserted at one dollar a,,d ftty cents
per square for the first, and one dollar p,r
square for each subsequent iLse ton. A
square to consist Of the space Of ZEN LINES,
BREWER type. No advertisement considered
less than a square.
The number OF insertions must be written
ON eacE dvertisemcut, or they will be inser.
ted TIL ordered out and charged accordingly.
semi.MontFly, Moathly, Or Quarterly Adver.
tisements, will be charged one dollar and ftly
ceats per square for each insertion.
The following deductions win be made in
iaror Of standing advertisements
8 months. s months. year.
QuarteriCoiumn, $1,000 S25.OO S35 90
iiaiColumn, $500 $500 6U.gO
One olumn $500 5000 10 90
cB" Announcing candidates for Office fee
dollars.
sS- Communications recommending candi.
dates Tor office aud all others of limited or in
diSiduai Interest, charged ut advertising rates.
All legal or official notices must be paid for
by the individual authorizing the publication o
the sanre, without reference to their Official
capacity.
sSS Announcements Of Marriages. or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, viii DC charged for the oyerplus mt reg.
ular advertising rates.
~ Tributes of Respects rated as advertise.
ments.
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SELECT POETRY.
THE MYSTERIOUS BOURNE.

There is time we know not when,
A point We know not where,
That marks the destiny OF men,
To glory or despair.
There is line by US unseen,
That crosses every path,
The hidden boundary between
Gods patience, and his wrath.
To pass that limit is to die,
To die as if by stealth,
1t does not quench the beaming eyes,
Or pale the glow of health.
The conscience may be still at ease,
The spirit light and gay,
That which is pleasing still may please,
And care be thrust away.
But on that forehead God hath set
Indeibly, a mark,
Unseen by man, for man as yet
Is blind and in the dark.
lie little dreams Of coming woe,
His souls to pleasure toned,
He does not, cannot, will not know,
Or feel that he is doomed.
He knows, he feels, that ali is we'll;
And every fear is calm,
He lives, he dies, he wakes in hell,
Not only doomed but dmued.
Where is this mysterious bourne?
BY which our line is crossed,
Beyond which God himself hath sworn,
That he who goes is lost.
How long may we go on in sin9
Wnerc does hope end, aud where
DO the dark hidden bounds begin
The confines of despair.
~
An answer from the skies is sent,
Ye that from God depart,
While it is called to-day repent,
And harden not your heart
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SENSE AND NONSENSE.

Aunt Betsy says, "a newspaper is lk,
wife, because every man should have
one OF his own" Aunt Betsy is right.
Age is venerable in man and would be
in woman-if she ever should become
old.
Stuff your pockets with mackeral, and
Imagine yourself whale, and you are a
hopeful member Of the Goldfish ars,oc
tacy.
"Pa, what is meant by raw recruits T.
at means soldiers that have never stood
fire, my son."
HumiltygloriOes God pride di,hon
ors humility makes men to be like a,
gels; pride makes angels becorue devils.
Tt was said 10 the older time ,h at the
body was more than raiment; but now
the raiment is often a great deal more
than the body in value, and full five
times as much in circumference.
An Indifferent printer quit the business
studied physic, and became physician,
giving as his reason for so doiny, that in
printing, all the faults are exposed to tie
eye, but in physic they are buried with
the patient
"Tll bet Sheep" said old Meredith to
his wife, "that our son Ohio is coin' crazy;
for he's GRIMM at the barn. and he's
grinnin' at himself wherever he goes"
'Sho ! old man :" said his wife, "you
don't know no,hin'. The critters got
.ovs letter"
The following has been called BY some
person "touching appeal"
Oh !! Sally dear, the evenings clear,
Thick flies the swimmer swaller,
The sky is blue, the fields in view,
All faded green and yaller.
Come, let us stray our toilsoms way,
And view the charms of natur-
The barking dogs, the squealing hogs,
And eat our roasted later.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1867
The q r.ai Invention Of he Age
III Q Q p S X IR It s,

- ~ ~ - ~ ~ L Ia i -
w BR ADLEN'> NJ, Pa'put DUPI EX
ELLIPTIC tor do"hlrJ SPRING SKIRT.
INuIS INVENTION CONSISTS or
i DUPLEX COR IAo) ELLiPrIc PUaE
REFISEED STsEL SPoIN6-. rngrniuush
braided ugnti. aud lirm IopeiIc,. -duc o
edge, ma Ing the I"ngnr~l, most nrxIhir
elastic and drran'e Spring ever used The,
seldom bend -, bre-k. ike ih,. Sing =.
Spdng'. arJ "u'rquen,iy preserve their
perfect ami beautiful snap. more than twice
as long ~ Hne SIG" Spring skirt that ever
Has or Can Ice made
he wonderful hcAibiiitv and 2 eat com
fort and pleasure 10 any Lady wenIng the
Duplex Ehp'ic Skirt will be eXpci fenced
particularly in ul crow ded Assemblies
Operas, Cdrringts, r. lroad Cars. Cnurch
Pcws, Arm Chairs, for promrnaoe and
House Dress, as tue Skirt can be- folded
when in use To occUpy n small place ~
easily and conveniently as Six or Muslin
Dres.
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Grca, Convenience Of wearing
the Duplex T. IipIic Steel Spring Skirt for
single day will Never afterwards wiling.
], dispense with their u.e. For Children,
Misses and Young Lade, they are superior
To ali others
The Hoops are covered with . ply doubI.
twisted thrcatrd aud will weHr twice ~
long as the Single warn cove ,ug which j.
used on uil SingI- Steel Hoop skirts Tue
three bottom rods On every Skiit are also
Double Steel, and twice or double covered
to prevent the covering from wearing oil
the rods when dragging down stairs, sion.
s!eos. etc etc. winch they are constantly
subject TO when IN use
All nro made OF tn. new and elegant
Corded Tapes. and are the best quality 10
every part, giving TO the ~eare, the most
graceful and perfect Shape possible, aud
are .nqnestionably the lignie,,, most dss
rable, comfortable and economical Skirt
ever made
VESTS BRADLEY g. CARY. Pro.
prietors ofthe invent lion, and Soc Mnaa
factnre-. 81 Chambers, aud 10 g. 81 Readc
Streets. New York
For Sale IN all the first class Stores in
! this City. aud throughout tue United S,aes
and Cauada, Havana de Cuba. Mex co. dua,h
America. aud the West lndies.
eB Inquire for tns DopIex Elliptic (oJ
doub y Spring skirt. A. g. C.
March 28, 1866 -3mo.
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This Wringer has again taken tho first
premium in the Great Fair Of the American
tnsiitute--it has also taken the Fifst Pro.
MUM al the State Fairs of New York. Yer
mont, Pennsy ylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Iudi
ana, Illinois, Kentucky, iowa, Wisconsin.
Connecticut River Vallev Fair, Champla
Valley Far and at most Of the County and
Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 100000 have been sold aud are now
in use in the United States aud noe nerer
heard Of one that ,ods not liked
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
Wringers, in having large rolls of solid In
dia Rubbrt go protected by strong COO
wHEEL> that thev ot slip or break loose
rom The shaft Its strong wood frame can
not be broKen, and docs not rust or soil The
clothes Every Unise. sal Wringer is WAR
RANTED.
We select few testimonials from persons
widely known o The public, hu speak ac
tdal experience, aad are above suspicion Of
mlsata ement
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"My family would IA soon give up the
cooking stove as this CLOTHES WRiSeR.
II cannot be too highly recornrnenoed -
SolJu Robinson.
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YORKIiLhE ENQUIRER.
YnRKVIIIg q n

TERMS-IN ADvaNCE--rhfce do,
lars ard fifty cents per year two dolIsrs
for six months; one dollar for three most,s
--psyasls IN alkeenbacks." When pay.
ment rs made 10 specie, two dollars and hf
" eefis per yesr one dollar mud twsnts,
nse cents fsf ak months; seventy hvs
csn,sfor Tires moatas, Single copies, ten
cenis.
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This is thr first Wrtnger have found
that would -'ant the service required Of it
J. p. liuggins. Lovejoy's Hotel.
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EsTABlIstlEDIN Is4s.

Bv special arrangement, with the "Mary
lind Farmer" another. excellent Rura
Monthly. Published in Baltimore at 81 80,
both papers will be sent one year for 8 90
six OF each for 10 00--ten OF each for
20 00--giying zach subscriber Ia this case
bota papers for SO.
. Address, Wm. m. WHITE,
Feb 29. Athens. Ga.
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81 6oOPEK YE1R We wan, Agent,

everywhere 10 sell our IMPROVED $40 Sew
!"g Machiaes Thee new kinds Under
and upper feed. Sent an trial Warranted
i've Years Above salary or large commi.
-ions paid The ONLY mschines sold in the
United States for lv.s thau $40. which are
folly licensed by Howe. Wheeler & Wilson,
Grover q Baker, Singer g. Co, ADD Bacbel-
def. ALL other cneap machines are infrin
gcments as he seller or u1sr arc Liable to
arrest fine and Imprisonment. Illustrated
circulars sent free Address, or caTi upon
Shawl Clark, AZ Diddeiord, Maine or Chi
cngo. Ili. i7-iy
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1--WE 'hink the Machine much moro than
pays for :isrlfevefy wear in The saving Of
garments. We thiuk it important the
wringer shonld be fitted with COGS."-
tOrange Judd, Editor of American Agricul-
turIsl.
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s @ u 7 II G A R @ L N A
LANCASTER DISTRICT,

Richmond McManus, Appli')
cant l,, vs.. V; Amos MsMan.-, In Ordinary,
Hugh McManus, ct al detls
II. appearing TO my satisfaction that
Robert McHanus, William Ford and Iii.
wife Mary, aaron Phi lips and his wife
Frarcis, Il. II Hudson and his wifi. Re,
becca, Jane and Cnildrcn Of John u. Me
Mnnus, VIZ: Amos McNSnus, Tru'iow Me
NlHnns and Sarah McManus. reside without
the limits Of thS Sac: it is therefore or
dered 'iat 'hey DO apuear ami object To Ia.
division or sale of the Real E-Iate of Re
becca McManus (dec'd) on or before the
l7.h das OF October, A d, 1866. or iheir
consent 10 the same VII ne entered of re
cord. ID A. WILLIAMS.
Ordinary Lancaster District.
July lith l666.-3mo.
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Prices, sos to $3.50.

Every INSTRUMENT is made by competent
workmcn, from the best mntrrn! under our
personal supervision, and every modern
Improvement worthy Of the name, i, miro.
hured in them Among ihese We would
call attention to the TEEMOL ANTE,
which has been so much sourired, and can
he found only in In,trumcnt, Of our ow.
manufacture.
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JOB WORK

JOB WORK
Will be executed with nea'ness and dispatch
aud on accommodating terms.
ly- THE CASH for Advertising ami job
Work will be required in all instances as soon
AZ the work is rendered. Written orders, TO
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &c, will be
received in payment of subscriptions and ad-
vertising at the market rates.
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BABDIfF'S COLUMN.
kM Percent Saved
S~ BY, USING

ID Il BABBFTTS
~. LABOR SAVING SO,P.
This Sonp Is made from pure and clean
materials. CONTAINING No ADULTE
RATION OF ANY KIND, will not ,nju,s
the most delicate fabric, and Is especially
adapted for woolens, which will not shriuk
after being washed with this Soap. II may
be used in hard or salt water. lt will re-.
move paint, greese, tar ard stains of ali
kinds Ono pound warranted equal to two
pourds of ordinary family sonp. Directions
sent with each bar for making three gallons
handsome soft soap from one poumd of this
Soap. Each bar is wrapped 10 circular
containing full directions for use, printed
in English aud German, Ask your grocer
for "B. L. Babbitt's Soap" md take no
other. b. II BABMTr.
Nos. 81, 65, 66, 81, IS, SO, 10. IL &74,
Washington st N. Y.
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JOB WORK.

We are nov prepavd to execute all suinds Of
Job Work. with E<Atness asd dispatch, aud
on accommodating terms.
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? r | & E s. F..

? r e ES.
Large Wringer, "A" sI2 90
Medium Wuugrr. "B" 10 90
Doil : Washer. Family Size. IL 90
DOty's Washer, Hotel Siz.. IS 90
Merchants or good ranvassers can make
mon,v rapidl, sell them ia every town
Exclusive sale gunrnnt esd aud Iiberal terms
given to re>p"n,iblc parties W Lo frs, apply
Descriptive Circliar aud terms sent tree.
Tne celebrated DeTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. WHICH has ji,t taken tie iirsr
prcminm Mt thcere,t Fair "f the American
l"s'i'ntc, is niso sold bv ihsundersigncd
Z. G.. BROWNING, General Agent.
No. 3I7 broadway, New York.
February TIN, Is66-ly.
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81 heartily commend it q economists of
time, m"ne, and contentmentg-l The Rev
DR.. Bellows.
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- Al MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP,
SO PER CENT. SAVED

pY USING B. L. BABBIr rs PURE
ID Concentrated Potasa or Ready Soap
Maker. Warranted double the SIRE essah eS
common Potash, and superior to- any other
saponiiier, or lev in the market. Put up in
cans OF pound, , pounds, 3 pounds. 6
pounds and ~ pounds, with full direct ons
iu English aud German for making hard
aud soft soap. One pound will make IS
gallons OF soft soap. No lime is req nired
Consumers VIII find this the cheapest Pot.
ash in market T BABBlrT.
Nos. Ga, IS, sc, 67, 6s, 6y. 40. IL e. "a,
Washington street, N. Y,
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1866. a14ti3m9 { Md rs. 1866.
FRANCIS Ho HRETMIG'S
!M9sl9ss =, = Coup 9slNm,
oa.Smtnsra6, enss s9dren mterba'b m aaen 9aus"
gr grdfte stua, bic nrnefen 1der bic se(6ma&baeaen
StDlen.
Die befs. 1rbeit! Die neberfen preife!
beaen aubne-unb esfdaiae Sdsmdnn biefm @b
mn 5u fnoen. ataS g. .. y r e nj 8, proprietor
Isfd 9. 1uon SroaoWap Neuporf
s. balf g bs Soepb Nael, Naentaun., f' ~, ~.
&leiber auf 8eifeQun9 perferttgt %, f.. r. !. \
n ben dsOaGen stpsn, eenitn berabmte
fnioer g. o. Sni9S emporium o IL
Sin 9ldn5enber StDG BON Sftnber Gletbern,
peerte i'm aafm Sp uno edmdbaeHen gsf pre
n an g. - 2orni9s emporium, 9ib unrbab 4aen 6auie.
llnterbemben 1tnb llnterbpiell.
Yin ebr eb aortimen Nunnstra
an g. Q Sren9S 4uentaun 8ler emporium,
lGf6(fle mt oem lDftfr,
gfafe br Sounesfde Sabret Srnas Seibrfobr
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9 pI d. e 2eate

striuHsn auf Serf&iebsns BsIt. gerfduf. ,u eif.e.
tatrsn' tnosm &c atstte BON anpreiIunasn amer.
tannt gutter Wses,eInen abl&retbsn unb 1elblfos.
ma&te Certificate binAftaen. '''S'o'
Ois msoteintidte es'Esn1&aft fest einfo6
sstfl uno maisfdtfG ba, ft Sat ssotcoh,n ~,
SaFs. Grfatruns bellatst lore s.trsn ,,ns sNosr'
belt alIein matt fe e1taten. Wv >N'A'''
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e6te Yrdparate.

Ssbsr tntellIsents Mann, Der .tnntal ettpos ppn
stnsm Auadialbsr ssfauft tat. ipeie bisle WleSt.
Gin istr potl bon lossnannten VatentnebIeinsn
fslbit ssmaatsr Duttoren III unterldbeoen. bic an
sun.ns iFns, drStli&e 0tse.bte Su lttrtbsn. unb
sisl ~ bamm um ielba Wispielasn Az psrfertia.n.
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De1)fle init Dfnt 1t1ettfr,

CUTE Sleiounesdde fdr bic SabsSeit an Srsinas abobr
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unterbemben 1t1tb l1nterbDIen.

yin M eos 1ortment nmoen Wannsrat
an g. D. Sren9e Aaentaun 8lor emporium g Off amionSt.
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Gt1t WDrt 3ur @drnnno

@sianossit u fstr tpidtis; bic eeibsnbsn lOlr.
Ten feline VasbteIn ss6rau&sn unS fsin WttsI
oslitn pelianbtteile aud nod anbere Ysrronen ola
ste Uabreanten fennsn, pbtr tls Ge llG BON BEN
~rtols esliflbsn sinrstfsnb dtsr,sust baden.
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ltnfere Sreumbs bic aabies,

wdreen @ ue Md uno eparen wenn e unf Rob
oIsen uno e bel un feu ndm renss alebr
pr bannt ni babel 1T fem orrotb b ero6 Sdnan9e Rom Is h
uno Sneer Saren berab, nnen de 2no bs
''"' ~"'S' o'''"
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&ib Sanbfd dube fir @annsperfpnen
pon aaen an nnS better auaid s. s. snss Seoer emporium
0amion S5ra elb untebalb Qgen " w. - 0F'
IQenaun, W6r3 -
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Rleiber auf 8efeQun9 perferttat

sSn ben eefbmadpoaen Stplen eebnitten BON g. iuon
fneoer, an s. g. Sreinies emporium, No III Off 6amto
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WiaaiIder GsIifh II

NS'l']li iJ'HfH'+ ~ ts 'aU
Otsfe W eas bsfls guirsr, wcmit man Sl6sr
9fsilins, Supfsr 5tnn unb anbsre Wttaut In
Der fdr3siisn Belt gang rein bon alien sisdsn pub.
en- tann. 90 fptrb trcdsn sstrauGt. &c mt.
edlt feline Sdure unb IN bsstaft unG6aSItd ftir
eas @sfdfs, psIhs ben @Ian, lanss Belt taltsn.
5a babfn bel
s. .. SO ofer. 1potbeFer,
stnjiesr assnt.
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g0n benz sr6bten practifben
Qbemiker In Der lloflt.

Gus osm pbta. Gpsnins Bulletin. 10. sRar,)
a1tr fno srfrsat bon bem fortpaerenSen Cue
esb 3u bbrsn. ben unler eanosmann Der gyctt..
Ter, Strr 8. 8. 5elmbelb fortmdtrenb In Weu
yort bat. Sstnf apottste bstnpst at neb,n
penn METROPOLITAN Sotsl, III % SUP lang. 23O
Sae ist uno Stod bod, 60 II etn srubartises
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wife of the applicant, with date of marriage,
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HHeON WORKS.
Corner Of FREDERICK and Leris Streets,
s'-'s' STAUNTON, VA.

Corner Of FREDERICK and Levis Streets, 70 y
s'-'@ STANTON, VA.
Having completed MY foundry, am prepared to
furnish all descriptions of
Castings, Plows, Plow Castings, Hollow. Ware,
Mill Gearing, Saw Mill Fixtures, ..t
"a Cook and Parlor Stoves,
of the most improved patterns, &c. sa
My castings will be made from No. pig iron
manufactured at Estaline Furnace and can war;
rant them to be of the best material.
| have secured the services of Mr.. VIM. Schuf
who will have charge of the Moulding Depart
ment who is one of the most skillful Workmen in
his line, in the Valley. a
My Machine shop will be completed and fitted
up with the most improved machinery in a few
weeks, when l will be prepared to do all kinds of
finishing and repairing. Mr.. j. A. Moore, who
is frst-cass machinist will have charge of that
department.
hope by strict attention to business and fair
dealing to receive share of thepublic patronage.
Strict attention paid to repairing old machinery.
My motto is:-Large sales and small profits,
terms cash a liberal discount made to the trade.
May 1I4-3m M ". A. BURKE.