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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-02-29
Stoasaet0fs Advertisement.

oFFIGB OF
| STAUNT0A IRON WORKS
COMPAN Y,
CORNER OF FREDERICK AND LEWIS STREETS,
STAUNTON, VA.
ED. McMAHDN,................pnEslpEsr,
WIN. A. BURKE,..........Sup'r S TREAS
DIRECT RS;
q. .McMAuos. T. K. MENIFGE, ]. A. MOORE,
JOHN J. McMAuoN, ard WILLIAM A. BURKE.
sUccE ssoRs TO
BURKE's IRON WORKS CO.,
Iron Founders, IL achlnlsts,
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
PLOWS, PLOW CASTINGS, MILL FURNISH
ING GOODS,
And sill kinds of Heavy and Light
M cry
Observation-Disclosures PREMIUM
LIVINGSTON PLow
It is our purpose to conduct General Foun-
dry and Machine business, and are, therefore,
prepared to furnish estimates for
MERCHANT MILLS,
SAW MILLS,
GRIsT MILLS,
Factories, Blast Furnaces, Distilleries, Pulleys
Shafting, Hangers, Couplings, Bolts, Water
Pipes, Car Wheels and Axes, Derricks
and Crabs, Derrick Horse Powers,
Bridge Castings, Railroad Cast
ings, Iron Ratings, and all
kinds of Heavy and
Light Castings.
We have large variety of PATTERNS for MILL
and other MACHINERY, and think we can make it
to the advantage of the public to patronize US.
We can and are determined to make as good
work and at as low price any we'll conduct
ed establishment in the State, or out of it. ~
Each branch of business will be under the i'm
mediate control of able and experienced Mechan-
ics
CAPT WM SNUFF, who is extensively known
throughout the Valley of Virginia as an expert
enced moulder, will be ia charge of the Foundry
Department.
The Machine Department will be under the
control of JAMES A. MooRg, Esq, who is well
known as a first class machinist
Mr.. JOHN E. JAMES is the Craftsman and Pat
tern Maker.
Particular attention paid to repairing old Ma.
chinery, including Portable and Stationery Steam
Engines and Boilers. Repairs for Pitts and
OWeepSChko 1uFeSIluS AdcAlH9S AurAiaheu " VI
der. Keep constantly on hand repairs for all the
different Moving and Reaping Machines and
Wheat Drills.
We hope, by strict attention to business and
fair dealing, to merit share of the public pat
ronage.
TERMS CASH!
A liberal discount made to the trade Old iron
taken in exchange for new work. Send for price
list. w. A. BURKE,
feb 22-3m Superintendent and Treasurer.
personal NOTICE. take this occasion to
i thank my many friends for their liberal pat
ronage since the establishment of Burke's Iron
Works, and it gives me great pleasure to an
hounce to them, the association Of Messrs. E.
McNIahon and 7. K. Menifee with me in the flu
ture management of the business, and that it is
our inteuton to make it in all respects first
class establishment, and hope you will continue
that liberal support to the new Company that you
have given to the old.
W. A. BURKE.
P S.-The accounts due W. A. Burke and
Burke's T. W, Co., are ready for settlement and
must be closed at once. W. A. 3.
feb 22-3m
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IMPENDING CATASTROPHE Our excellent neigh
bors of Harrsonburg, it seems from arecentltem
in the Register, are in most uncomfortable state
CT uncertainty and apprehension as to the prob
able disposition which nature may at an early
period make Of that venerable town. Dry River
always known as an inofensiye and peaceable trib-
uary, going through its annual fluctuations with
Laughing Shenandoah with unfaiing prompt
ness has lately been indulging in some phenom
ma of the most amazing and portentous charac-
ter. The Register says ''its bed' (the rivers
not the Register's) sshas suddenly sunk to con-
siderable depth forming sink-hole into "hlch
all the water now empties'' and further that the
sayans and magii of that region are clearly OF
the opinion that it will contain all the water this
stream of paradoxical nomenclature can supply
from its sources. Poor old Rocktown, she
stands aghast at this significant work of the wa
ter genii, and fears thatthrough some awful hid
dan channel they may pour out this terrific vol
ume into the murky current of 'Black Rum and
that noble Tiber become at last the resstess ele-
ment of her own destruction. Water considered
as a beverage, or in the abstract, has never been
worshipped with Egyptian reverence by her
people, and now terror stricken at the contempla
ton of those disnlal precedents of history which
tell us Of the sudden demolition Of vast and OPP
ulent cities for the sins and shortcomings of their
inhabitants she looks forward to sudden and
terrible nundation and, that worst of all posi-
BILE calamities to her, a patery grave.
The sixth and last apportionment of State
funds for school purposes for the year 1901,
is in the hands of the County Treasurer.
County of Augusta, ................. $643. 81
City OF Staunton, ............ ......... 1874. 90.
All those who taught last year, and have not
yet been paid should present their claims at once
to the Treasurer for settlement as it is desirable
to close up the accounts for that year as soon as
possible.
The third apportionment for the year 1912
is also ready for distribution, as follows:
,1f1 D.. 49,
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Send your undertaking orders to S. NJ. Wilkes
Furniture House-new styles of caskets and cases
always on hand. Terms moderate.
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SPECIAL NorIcE.-Dr. VIM. Chapman, Dentist,
will be absent from the city until the LIST of
March, 1872 feb Is st
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THE QUEEN SL1ppER-something nice, just re-
;eived at Wellers Boot, Shoe and Hat Emporium.
ian 11-tf
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Deaths.

In this place. on the Oath inst, Of Erysipelas,
JEANNE STUART, only child of Major Houston
and Emma E. Hail. aged 2 years, months and
% days.
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sHoEs.-The fourth supply of those excellent
Walking Shoes for Ladies, (new style), Just re-
ceived at Weller's Boot, Shoe and Hat Emporium
ian lift
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George A. Smith is the only practical Ladies'
Shoemaker in the business. jan lit
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For Ladies Glove Kid, Pebble Goat, and French
Kid Caters go to N. B Hendry. nov 3O-tf
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New Goods Every Week.

IN COMPLETE STOCK
In dress goods, choice Styles in Notions, Hosiery,
Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Linen AMI Lace Collars,
sashes Beltings, sc. Waterproof Velyeteen,
Cloaks, and other Cloakings.
Full line of mourning goods, choice make AL
pacas. Venice Cloths, Shawls and Furs in great
variety. 1874 Virginia made aud other blankets
and comforts Mems and boys wear-both fine
and heavy-all at cash value
dec 28-2m +. nj. YOUNG.
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S. D. TIMBERLAKE.

ness.
CLARK's COTTON, IS CENTS PER DOZEN,
CT seven cents SPOOL
Crowley's cord Cotton SOC. per dozen.
Eagle Cotton, 123c per dozen.
IA Shirt Buttons, for cents.
Hooks and Eyes, only 3 cents.
Pins only cents
Stephens Needles. equal to Biood's, 5 cts.
Ladies' Hose, only 12a cents
Gents Woolen Socks, only 10 cents
Jet Jewelfy, at Is, 20, 40 and 50 certs.
Splendid Toilet Soap. 80 cents.
Very BEST Calico only lie. per yard.
Best heavy "A brown Cotton, l2a cents.
3 Al bleachcd Cotton, only 12s cents.
Hickory Stripe only 124 cents.
Carpets, below New YORK prices.
All wooden dress goods and Gents Cloths
and Cassimsres, marked down 10 to %
per dent below market value.
Remember this is the only place where you
can get the genuine bargains.
gg- Country Merchants will do well to look
through cur stock.
S. D. TIMBERLAKE,
STANTON, Va.
G. L. COOKE, Statesmen.
FAYErTE CbxLg, .io e4 febl5
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N. B Hendry is determined to sell ladies'
dress goods little lower than they can be bought
in Staunton, try him. nov Soft.
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Three sCHogL BOOKS. consisting Of Guyot's
4 Biographies, Harry aasye s Examiners, Mcauf-
Copy "py S eoasah s9s on hand @ rs
at RELI, & co.'s, Booksellers and stationers,
corner Of Main and New streets. feb s-tf
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n1d Aueisia. Dairy Still Afioat.

NE1 Aug7fSGH. Dairy StlII AffO:lf.
There is No discount on the Old Augusta
Dairy. In Sunshine and Storm in Winter and
Summer. the signal horn can be heard evening
and morning, 1.-THE doors of the citizens of staun-
ton. to notify them of the arrival of
'Ol'' ~ '-V RICH, FRESH MILK
from the old augusta Dairy, Parties wishing to
make contracts or got milk in any way, should
apply at once to the undersigned a who guarantees
punotuality, &c. uEo. A. HaNGER.
ian 1871
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Go to N B. Hendry for Premium coarse Boots.
and he will give you premium on your specie.
nov TT.
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THE PENN LETTER BOOK for copying let
l. ters vahout Press or Water, continues to
grow in favor wherever introduced. and thous-
ands using it attest its wonderful merits -
All praise its simplicity and convenience, and q
public test of six years has fully established its
genuineness and reliability 1t has only to be
properly shown to be appreciated by all business
men. Price 50 % and upward Address,
P. GARRETT CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
4w Agents Wanted.
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For the celebrated copper-tipped shoes for
misses and children, go to Geo. A. Smith.
nov 16-4t
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B. Y. B. S. & H. at Chas. L. Wellers Boot,
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Main street.
aug lift
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THE NEW CHuRN.-Our citizens have been
greatly interested for several days past, in wit
Messing the operations of the remarkable patent
now on exhibition at the Virginia Hotel. Tt is
owned BY Messrs. Gallup & Smith, of Connecticut,
the former being the inventor, and is known as
the 'Gem'' Churn. 1t is of the horizontal box
pattern with revolving dasher. The entire sim
plicity Of its mechanism, the perfection of design
and rapidty with which the butter is produced
and the very large proportion oft TO the relative
quantity of cream renders it truly most remark
able and valuable implement 1t completes the
entire process of churning in from D to min
utes. The top being movable and drainage effect
ed by an aperture at the bottom, the butter can
then be dressed and prepared for the table with
out removing it from the churn. We hope all our
citizens will see this valuable machine while the
opportunity is afforded by its daily exhibition in
the gentlemens reception room, of the Virginia
Hotel.
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Plenty ofShoe findings, leather and Shoe Tools
always kept for sale by N. B. Hendry, at the
Factory. nov 2-tf.
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$45 Cottage Furniture $40
HEWITT, HILB & CO.'S,
New Street, End door from Main ST.,
STANTON, VA.
S65, 90 for Parlor Sets Green Rep or Hair Cloth
$!l,00 for Spring Beds, the best thing out.
$3.50 for Lounges, Bed Lounges $4,000.
CURTAINS, CORNICEs,
WALL PAPER;
OIL-CLOTH, CARPETS,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURES, FRAMES,
LOOKING GLASSES,
and everything needed in Housekeeping
CHEAP AND GOOD.
Give us call and judge for yourselves.
HEWITT HILB & co,
jan Aft Staunton, Va.
CHARLES L. TODD.
~ Commission Merchant,
RICHMOND, VA.
Special aud prompt attention given to the sale
FLOUR,
WHEAT,
CORN,
OATS,
and all kinds of Country Produce.
Charges light, and quick returns made in ev.
cry
Grain Bags furnished when desired
Consignments solicited and liberal advances
made by j. W. TODD CO.,
Augusta St., next to Post Office,
Staunton, Va.
july l3-tf
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The first premium was awarded to N. B. Hen
dry at the Augusta County Fair for Ladies' Gait
ers and Ladies' Walking Shoes. nov 2-tf
N. B. Hendry has furs at Philadelphia prices.
noY 3O-tf
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We are Indebted to the publishers of the New
York World for copy of the World Almanac.
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Important NOtice.-With view Of clos
i ing up our business as early as practicable
we will from this date, offer extraordinary in
ducemeats to persons III need Of goods in our
line.
Great bargains can be had for cash only, as the
stock must be sold. Our accounts re now ready
for settlement: All persons knowing themselves
indebted to us will be waited upon for payment
either by cash or note GUY 4 DRAKE.
jan ll-sf
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purchase SIX SHARES OF
wv STOCK in the Mechanics Building Asso-
'l''i'A eff'' JAMES KER
ian I1-.f Sec. s. Treas'F.
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ON, Would 4 were "a Child Again.

On, Would L ere "a Child Again!
signs the weary and exhausted one, as the lang
uor and lassilude of spring come upon him
Come and receive vigor ard strength from the
wonderful South American Tonic
j U r u B i, B A.
Long and successfully used in its native country
as Powerful Tonic. and Potent Purifier Of the
Blood. it is found even 80 exceed the antclpa
tons founded on its great reputation According
to the medical and scientific periodicals Of Lon
don and Paris it possesses the most powetu1 ton.
&c properties known to Matcria Meaica. s
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
is perfect remedy for all diseases of the BLOOD,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. GLANDULOUS TU-
MORS. DROPSY, SCROFULA, INTERNAL AH-
SCESSES, and will remove all olsfractioas of che
LIVER, SPLEEN, INTESTINES, UTERINE and
URINARY ORGANS,
1t is Strengthening and nourishing. Like nu-
tricious food taken into the stomach, it assimi
ates and aitfuses itself through the circulation,
giving vigor and health
Ii regulates the bocels, quiets the nertes, acts t<
rectly On the seeretVe organs, and, by its powers
full Tonic aud restoring effects, produces healthy
and rigorous action TO The whole system.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST., New York.
Sole Agents for the United States.
Price ST per Bottle. Send for Circular. 4w
feb s
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Losr!-See advertisement of s W. Pollock.
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Important N0ticc.-On the LIST day of
i APRIL, propose to place in TIE hands C;
an Attorney for collection, all of my accounts
and claims of every kind, remaining unpaid for
on year.
Those knowing themselves indebted, will please
interest themselves to have the matter adjusted
before that time, that is an unpleasant and ex-
pensive mode Of settlement
. feb l5-3t DAVIS A. RAISER.
Executors Netice.--We hereby notify
~ all parties indebted to the estate of George
Baylor deceased and those holding any Charms
against said estate to come forward at once with
a view to irnmediate settlement.
GEORGE NJ. BAYLOR,
NEWTON A. BAYLOR,
PRESTON A. BAYLOR
Executors Of George Baylor, decd.
dec 28-am
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Ladies, call and see Smiths Premium hand
made Shoes jan LIFT
Great curiosity, The Princess of Wales shoes
to be seen at n u. Hendry's. nov Soft.
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RURAL FIRGINIAN.-On the LIST Of May, 1872,
there will be started in Harrisonburg, monthly
magazine bearing the above title. The first num-
Der will contain the commencing chapters of an
authentic history of McNeill aud his Rangers,
besides other useful and interesting articles from
hearts in the Valley of Virginia that do not beat
quick and loul at the mere men ion eff that Spar
tan leader and his heroic little ba Il. The pub
fishers promise to furnish such al account OF
how they fought, bled and died between the lines
as shall be endorsed by all the surviving MEM
bers. Secure the first number and begin tho
story
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r asst NOtice.-We are compelled to Notify
IL persons indebted to US that our business
must be closed up by>thc LIST Of Aprf. as at that
date our partnership terminates Unless our ac-.
cotlntsare settled before That time they will be
put in the hands Of collector.
feb 22-tf GUY & DRAKE.
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FARM FOR SALE.-By reference to the adver-
Using column, it will be seen that e. NJ. Cushing,
Auctioneer, will sell on the Goth of March, the
well-known learner Farm" near Buffalo Gap
in this county. As the advertisement shows, the
and will no doubt be sold cheap. To those who
wish to sssubvert the stubborn soil' rare chance
is offered to secure home. We call the special
attention of our eastern and northerl subscri-
bers to this advertisement. ..a
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Horse stolen-see advertisem ent.

PROUD OLD AuGUsrA.--We learn, from reliable
authority. that SOW belonging to Col William
Bell near Staunton, has justly earned the title of
"puhlic bcnefactor' by bringing into this hung
ry world 81 infantile porkers at one birth. They
are all healthy, well developed fellows and the
mother happy in her maternity sis doing as well
as con1a be expected" Rockbridge and Rock
ingham exert yourselves.
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THE NE Plus ULTRA.-This wonderful Wash
err, invented by DR.. N. W. Calhoun, has been on
exhibition for several days at the hardware store
of Messrs. Woods s. Gilkison.. None that have
seen its operation have not been impressed with
The simplicity of its construction and the rapid
ty of its work. In fact, as it's name indicates, it
lis the perfection of Inventions and as the invent
or is q southern man it deserves an examination
from all in need of such machine. See adver-
tisement
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WILD GEEsE.-Those who are devout believers
in the significance of omens and whose wood
piles have been measurably diminished in size by
the recent severe weather. will doubtless hail the
*Aying Of wild geese" with great joy and thanks
giving We are glad to apprise them that large
foeks were observed flying in northernly direc-
tion during the early part of last Tuesday, while
stragglers and 'bummers" have at regular inter
walls been slowly following the main bo ly
SINCE We can therefore, Of course, anticipa
the early advent of spring and summer.
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GBs 9ap spp: aaurusr, slonoan mormng spI s, 1872.

The HORSE AND his RIDER.-It was happy day for
Horse and his rider when the MUSTANG LISIMEST
introduced tori the external diseases and inu
res Of both. In the stable the barn and the household
this wonderful emollient is equally useful II horse
spawned, foundered CALLED or afflicted
with other OF the many superficial ills that equine
flesh heir to- the Liniment effects speedy cure and it
is equally efiicacous when applied to draught oxen
suffering from outward swellings strains hurts
Of any description. As application for bruises,
burns, rheumatism, stiff joints sprans neuralgia,
ache and toohache, it takes precedence for all other
topical remedies, and therefore an article OF prime
necessity in families. wlt&deop3t ap5
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Special Antrfes.


Melancholy. or Lowness of Spirits is. in many cases,
not the result of msfOrtes calames but rather Of
Imperfect health, in other words, deficient nutri
ton In such the only remedy is TO nyigorate the
functions both Of digestion and Of assimilation. Lowness
Of spirits is indicative, especially, of deficient nu
triton Of the brain The BRAIN to preserve its normal
vigOr, demandsa great deal of nutrtonmore than any
other organ. The brain is but lS6th OF the weight of
the body yet it receives from 18th to llOh of all the
blood driven from the heart. Thus while it is true
every disease, that is simply Natures call for more
nourishment, it is especially of Melancholy. Let
the melancholy man eat and in order to increase both
his appetite and his power OF deriving FROM what he eats
the full advantage, let him DR.. Gotleb Fisch's
Bnters.
This subject continued next week under CHEAP
HORSE FEED" deop&wlw APPS
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Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of the several Wards in Worcester
are notified to meet in caucus on MONDAY EVENING,
April s, at 80 clock, at HORTICULTURAL HALL
for the purpose oappontng delegates represent them
at the Republican state Convention which has been
called to choose delegates at large the Republican
National Convention; also for the purpose appoint
ing delegates to the Eighth District Convention which
will also choose two delegates TO attend the National
Convention.
By order Of the Republican City Committee.
A. G. WALKER Chairman.
JoHN s BALDWIN SECRETARY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-08

The Republicans of Massachusetts invited to send
delegates to State Convention to be held at MEcHAN-
les HALL, Worcester, on WEDNESDAY. April 10, 1872
al llA o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of choosing Six
Delegates to the National Republican Convendon-four
at large and two for the additional Representative ito
Congress to which the State will he entitled under the
new apportiopment. Each town and each ward of a
city is entitled to delegae and also one additional
delegate for every two hundred svoes and for every
fraction large hundred Gen Grant in
such town or ward in 1858
Admission to the hall viii be by tickets at the last
Conventions and each delegate should be provided with
acredenal, to he presented the Secretary on the
evening prior to- or the morning of the Convention.
by order Of the Republican state Committee
GEO. b. LoRING, Chairman
GEO. 5. MERRILL, Secretary.
Boston, March 10, 1872. dcoptaplO mh27
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CmCAGO April g. y our steady and firm Wheat No
spring wanted and highcrsL23h. Corn active ana adj
NahoSl "a sci No2 mlxed a)s Oats hnner and high.
Nh, 70 5iA 81 3lhc. Rye quiet and weak; NO q zoe
1iley h9minai 10 spring % q 5OHc. Provisions
q 5b y nu ngner; fork Fll6j % no Lard Ss3Tg "a
eo2 n AZ S e elea. rl sides 6tc calie dun and
@ ps1eg5W b1s h0ur 1000 bush wheat li0O5 b,s,
MN, lo t 99sl outs 1000 bush hlrey 1900 hogs Shin
aas wv DDS hour, 1900 bush whcat "a ODD i'm eorn
w VIZ oii lVo1 bush rye 5000 bush bnrey 5000 Ior.
s,' tiiEe,HAfii, Apu B-fnrK buoyant ana unsettled.
aNs tvVv npl7 ~ SIS aelle June all DIV nartri , tf
iy S5gl seller to-ia5 az have pork AMI intend de-
hfInt y hg spot aaes, Land unchmeed IWit n,,ats
dehaha lislt hnd hUdcrs ng1n; si,niara ~ sii
We bAe 1ke1 mo sales OF importance rsr,n " siuv
AEht anu no eeia hrni shoulders r sidee ak 65 ~
VIII Key wcak &c. N' p w f1o'
SEW ORLEANS, pnl G-Cotton duli, ,niaali,o. o,s
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and all others interested in Inventions.
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Copyrights and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED.
Assignments lntererences and other Patent Gases
tented to by JAS. G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass
1903 Main st. diff mills