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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
TURNeE.yG.

gWVHE puiiic are respectfully Informed That
all kinds 81 TURNING, IN Wood, Brass
Iron. and Steei--also, Turning l.athes, screw
Plates, stocks, Taps AID Des, Bench screws
~ ,vold or ivoa. Mil screws, 81 SC, can be
5one M the best mannar, aud az 4he shortest
not,ee. Al the establishment on the Island Of
yirzinius, near Ilarpers-Ferry.
MAY 2, is33.--iG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

Randolph into tho power. Of Edmund Ran
dolph in Philadelphia, whore he was swindled
Of his poor yl00 by Edasund Randolph this
paltry sum for the expenses Of lad Is year,
old,) arc among the wantonly gross and alb
snrd charges Of J. n. better deserving ridi-
cuic than Tho serious notice Of any man Of
common kense."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
Prize Tickets.

DERsONs holding prize tickets in any Of
ID the Virginia Lotteries, sold by me- yet
unsettled for, will please prescott them ior
.eltiemsnt; and tioss indebted 20 ms for He-
keis, will do me- the favor 20 pay for them
az do not ever expect to sell any more, and
v ish 20 close she unpleasant business.
J. T.. RUSSELL.
Harper.-Ferry, Sag. 9, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

UNuAT woll-establisbed STORE ROOM
IN Charlesi0wn, long occupied by
gIumphreys & Keyes u ia one Of the best
s,aoSs Ia the tow5. ~ desired, RON oFtvo
49, yviIl he rented with Il Terms moderate.
JOHN 8 GAfLAliEh.
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- lls % ~ q 80.


Gallery Of Paiatiags, and thsFs sas the
Portrait Of The immoFial Jeek Do,eaiHg
that wonderful traveller aad eomneniai0f
on che sayiags snd doiags q ouf great
men. the Prssidsnt's right haasi mae. add
the indigidaal on Whom itis ssid The learn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

AWE undersigned, at Camp Till, IiarPeVs-
u Ferry, has received fresh supply 81
Dry Goods and Groceries,
which he Is prepared to sell Vsry essaP. Call
and try him.
Sc has Just received 10 barrels Of No.
sbad. both trimmed and uniTimmed, and a
quantity Of prime Mackerei and ilorriags.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Jniy IA Ig39.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
TIE
GLOBE TAVERN.
1T LL.iRPERS-FERRY. Va.

On SYSTEMATICALLY
$ prepared to accommodate, IN the most
- agreeable manner, company travelling To
and from this place. The House is spacious,
and has recently undergone various repairs,
adding to its convenience and agreeableness
The public generally shall receive the mott
satisfactory accommodations. and generous
support Is confidently expected by their hum
bic servant, JOHN FiTZSiMNONS.
May l6, ls33.-tf.
N. B.-Private families, travelling, can be
accommodated. IF.
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rusLrzHxp, wsxxLr, Mt
JOM.r -. G.ALL.4AER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO DOLLARS q FIFTY OH.

PER .iN.SJ.H
Payable half yearly; but Two DorLAR.
will be received N payment in full, if paid
entirely IN advance. Whenever payment Il.
deferred beyond the expiration Of the year,
interest will be charged.
ADVERTISING.
The terms Of advertising, are For a square
or less, 81, for three insertions--larger ones
in the same proportion. Each continuance,
IS cents per square.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
CO-P.4ATN.ERSuEP.

FALEB WALL, having associated with
~ him Edward s. Duncauson. in his Mer-
camille transactions, the business hereafter
will be conducted under the firm OF Hal s.
Dunean,on, at the old stand, formerly occupi-
ed by L. Wall.
CALEB WALL,
ED. 8. DUNCANSON.
IIarpcrs-rerry, Aug. 9, 1888.
n. B.-Those indebted to C.. Wall will
please call and settle their claims, by cash.
as IL is necessary il should be done, aud il
will obiige their humble friend, --------
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

nFFER for sale largo and general as
" sortmcnt Of
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware,
Shoes, Boots, &c. &c. SC.
and would invite all those who wish 70 be
accommodated ut reduced prices, to como
and judge for themselves.
Harpers-ferry, Aug. 8, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

frsmthe FSrgrf--fr-.Ssf.
TIE MOONLIGHT OF THE HEART.
ut MIS-. ANDY.

From the FSrgrf--,fe-.Na.
TIE MOONLIGHT OF THE HEART.
ut NRs- ANDY.
Oh gAi,y, in lIife's morning bright,
Love speeds the rosy hours,
iiiuacs each sc,nc " ith smiling light
And stIv~s cseh spot with flowers:
Around his sl,riae young Hope and Joy
Their fsirst gifts impsrt;
Nor doubts can chill, nor fears destroy,
The Sunshine OF the Heart
Those flowers will droop, those beams mus,
vxnr,
But, when their sl,ric. cease,
A sItter spell will still remain,
To soo,hc the soul Tn l..ace;
For then shsii friepdship's tranquil rays
A hailoScd charm in,psrt.
And cas-, DER liic's DECLINING days
The Moonlight Of the Heart.
TIE KNEIL.
iiark' how chimes the passing bell.
There's no music 10 a kncIl:
Nil the ctlitr SQUADS NC hear
Platter. aud hut cheat the ear.
This 'lath put us s,iiI in Ininl
That oar hya!, must be- rcAi ,nJ,
Aud, general silcaec Ia, all,
The World be mufiied ia u shade.
orphcus' lutte, rs pn,ts til,
Mas hut moral oil this bcll,
And the captive SDul Mas she
Which th,, call Enridicc,
Rescued by oursI'oiy groin.
y loud echo - t.iis t1I...
lie that on his pillow lies
lcar-eribalmeu before hc dies
Carries, like asheep, lis life
To the saeriiiccf's knil,.'
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LUMBER YARD.
WANTED.

4 Enn OR 5000 DOLLARS
II e0OO wanted, for bonds bearing
Interest, and secured upon land worth at least
four times the amount for which il Is bound.
To any one having either amount to spare,
for which they want interest, tits will be
found perfectly safe transaction. Apply to
NM. CLEVELAND & co.
August I, 1893.
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CARD.
CARD.
Stephen II. North,
(From Phiiadelphil)
Surgeon Dentist, and Manufacturer o.

Surgeon Dentist, and Manufacturer Of
Porcelain incompatible Teeth,
AS much pleasure in Informing the in
III habitants OF Charlcstown and its vicini-
", that he has arrived, and will remain for
one week, at MIR. Beckhams Hotel, where
he will be ready to attend those who may
favor him with their confidence 10 his pro-
fession.
Mr.. North has letters Of recommendation
from DIR. Pattison, Professor OF Anatomy,
(late Of the Baltimore Medical Institution, J
and DR.. Geo. McClclland, Professor OF Sur
gerry in the Jefferson Medical College Of Phila.
delPhia, and other gentlemen OF respectable.
~, which he will oiier To the inspection of all
who may feel disposed to call ON him at hi,
Office.
Sept IL, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

HAH virtue OF q Decree or the Circuit Su-
~ perior Court Of Law and Cbancery, Tor
Frederick County. Va, pronounced on the lth
day Of July, 1892, in case in which Sarah
Bedinger, Executrix Of Daniel Bedinger, de-
ceased, is complainant, aud VIM. Herbert,
administrator Of Ferdinando Fairfax, deed,
and the heiTs Of said deceased are defendants,
I shall, rs special commissioner, on Monday
fhe I'd day Of September Hexs, expose To sale,
at public auction. 10 tho highest bidder, at
KeYes' Ferry, Jefferson county, Va on the
oppos;se side Of the Shenandoah river, imme-
diaioly In sight Of the premises, all that
TRACE or TsATGw.
described In the proceedings, Gas lying on
the east side Of said river, Ia jefferson coun-
~, Va. containing, By estimation, Thyse HsH.
irsd aud .Niasty odd .9CRES, and the Mill
Seat 81 Yestal's falls, (aiso on the east side Of
the rivera on a smaller tract attached Ia the
above, containing about IS scFes, all ia tim
Der, 70 Be sold with the same.
On the larger tract, are about 20 acres
prime river bottom, all in cultivation, none
Of IL subject TO be oyerflowed--aDd from 20
10 100 OF elsayed upland. The balance Is all
in timber, and pretty well clothed. This, so
considerable a proportion OF river bottom
and large quantity of timber, and the situa-
ton, Immediately on the river, only n few
miles sbSrs Harpcrs-FeEry, with the recent
location Of the Winchester and POtomae rail
road, along the oppositcn side of the river, (of
the speedy completion Of which, 10 unite
with the Baltimore rail- road, and Chesapeake
and. Ohio Canal At Harpers-Ferry, there now
seems no Doubt adds greatly 10 the value Of
the Tract The landing, too, Of what y cali
ed Keyes' Ferry, on the sssf SIDE, belongs 10
this tract. There Is also good Ford just al
the Aiil seat, which seed y supposed not iA'
feFioT % any on the Shenandoah river.
u bad been long anr ios,iy reserved by Mr..
Fairfax, with The view, q . said, q establish
ing Foundry there.
The ibcrsssisg value Of river mills IN this
section, owing 20 The gradual failing Of the
small streams Of the country, aud the ionrease
Oi production, u thought 30 enhance, Very
much, his eligible seat for the purpose 81 .
merchant mill, oF factories of any kind. The
Improvements are a toierabis LOG HOUSE
BARN, SC
Tsras ~ Ssis.--Ons third cash, snd BE-
lance, ons-thjrd IN Ons year, ons-third y
two, and remaining third W three year, dee
OF trust on pFemises, and bead vita security
for The deferred payments.
August s, 1893. Special C0upa's
P08EPOHgEUIE1g%.
- TIE above a.lo h postponed mt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19
n. III. KKTZ.NALER,
ATTORNEY ATrAw.

N"lLL practice in the Superior and In
Wv ferior Courts Of Loudoun and Jellcr-
son. The transaction OF all business commit
ted to his management will Toe characterised
by the strictcst attention and punctuality.
Ills office Is on Msrket-st., Lccsburg.
April ls. lsl3.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-19

81 THE above sale h postponed Until
Thayiday ~ 9egk Inst Sale % take plaes
bctWeen 10 and 2 O'Clock. r. l..
Septembef 8, ls3J
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'1tbe dsjoF, we Prcsane, u,eaas he Eiee,ious
o. iiustiugs, BY fi'is 1sst@Pitsr.
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DUMFRIES'
ITCH c.N?sss.IN1s 8

Tho extensive sale and esta abished repu, alton OF
DUMFRIES' ITCH OLNT.HENT,
encourages tie Proprietor to recommend it with
renewed confidence to ho public, as most in
nocent as well as po,ocrjuL application for thi.
annoying disease, The most inveterafe case.
have been cURIp IN osE -FOUR by this es
teemed Ointment 1t contains no .Mercnrv. o,
other noxious ingredient, and may be confident
ly applied even 10 the youngest children, Or to
pregnant females. Price 81 l-2 cents.
None are genuine unless signed on The
outside printed wrapper, by the sole propri.
efor, z. KIDDER, immediate successor 10
the late DIR W. I. CONWAY. For safe, with
all the other =" Con,cay .Medicine,, at bis
Counting Room, No SO, next door 10 =. Kid
der's Drug Store, corner Of Court and Hano.
yer streets, near Conce-t Hall, Bosfon and
also, by his special appointment, by DR. J :.
WILLIAMS, Warren DR.. A. p. Moore, New
port; Nathan Duffee, Far RIVER; John n.
NJ ason s. Co. end Joseph Balch, Jr. Providence.
Large discount TO those who buy 10 sell
again,
april 90. q
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Contrary to the most sanguine antici-
pations Of even the umalgamation party
themselves, they have succeeded in elect
ing their ticket by large majority and
whether, as has been feared by the friends
|, OF good order and republican principles,
their success will be followed up by an
indiscriminate prescription ON party
grounds, whether honest, faithful, and
able public servants will be termed out ol
Office for opinions sake, and their places
,6lledby devoted partizan leaders,v we shall
probably soen learn.
For oxrself we are free to confess that
we have been disappointed in the result sl
this election. Attached as we have al
ways been to the National Republican
cause from principle, and opposed to all
prescription on mere party grounds, 1--we
have zealously advocated the measures
which we believed best calculated TO pro-
mote the interests and honor of the state,
and the union and cooperation of the re-
publican party and although we have
been, as 1t appears, in the minority, we
are not the less devoted to the cause, moi
shall our zeal in advocating ii, suffer the
least diminution from defeat.
We are perfectly aware that 'humerica al
p strength is against US; but this does not
alter the principle for which we contend ;
and we are not so infatuated with demo-
cratic mania as to relinquish principles
which we consider essential to the safety
and honor of the state, merely because
the multitude are against US. The doc
trine Of 'vox populi vcx Dei,' has never
been adopted, without note or comment,
rs an article of our political creed. For
we believe that whole communities, as
we'll as individuals, are frequently influ-
enced by excited passions, and do acts
which are afterwards to be repented of /;
as the history of all democratic govern
ments incontcstably proves.
sP We give below the return Of votes
from all the towns in this State, but one
1t will be seen that Gov Arnold has lost
his election. Mr.. Francis is no doubt
elected by or 700 majority.
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REPRESENTATIVES, TO THE GENERAL


. ASSEMBLY.
Warren. Levi Halle, and Hail NJ.
Sisson. (re-elected
Brisioi.-James D'Wolf, IchAbod d IA.
Wis.
harrington ton.--James Bowen, John Ty.
let, the latter in place Of Benjamin Med
bury. A g
Providenee.--Peter Pratt, John Whip.
pie, Josiah Whitaker, and VIM. Sheldon
North Providence. Stephen Randall
Jun, John III. Weeden.
Cransion. Remington, by 9
majority Of three votes over George Field
-Amasa Sprague, by a majority. Of two
votes over John Howard.
Smiihfeld. Ezekiel Fowler, and Da.
vid Wilkinson.
East Grecn,cich. h.-Danicl Greene, and
-Greene, (re-elected.
Johnston. William Waterman, and
James F. Simmons, reelected.
Wartoick.-Wm. Sprague, jr. Bennet
Low Thomas Remington, Ebben Arnold
the latter in place Of Elisha Brown, de-
clined.
Gioessler.-Amasa Eddy, jr. Ransel.
iaAs 3. Smith:
Fosier.--Gideon Burgess, Daniel How
ard, the latter in place of Benjamin
Wells, declined.
Cumberland. d.--Jeremiah wMpplc, Phil
iP Thomas. te
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DOCT. BARRUS.

u DOCT. BARRUS,
Respectfully gives notice that
he has removed his stock of
- DRUcs and MEDICINES, to the
east end ofhis cid stand, whero he will be
happy to attend to all orders Of his friends
and the public generally. His stock is
of the first quality, and will be sold on
reasonable terms.
He will also attend to his professional
business as usual.
april l3. 3w.
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From our Correspondent. |

Arr at BRISTOL l4h, brig Gov Hopkln.
Gladdng, 10 days from Havana with Molasses
to 4. Church and others, Sailed in CO. with
briggs Rising States, Cady; Juno. Maybery. for
Providence; Whim, Hatch, for Now York; At
ticus, Mnrtn, for. Bristol sailed 2 days previous
| Roger Williams, Mosher, sailed for MareI, Is,
inst. 10 load for Bristol. Left briggs Hopes De.
| light, Pitman, for BRISTOL same day; william,
Boss, for Rosario next day 10 load for Newport,
Mary Ann, Bowen. do do for Providence; schl
Morning Star, Howes, for Provid ,nce soon
Capt. II. and Of his mon sick; the Enter.
orize, Clifford, was at osairo, leading, for
Providence. Spoke one day out brig Ann Ma:
ria ls days from Fall River, for Havana.
Sloop Sally, Willison, fiom New York.
l6th---saled sloop Fair Haven, Smith, foi
| Hartford.
l7,h-sailed sloop Fame, Allen, Nantucket.
Isth-ar. brig Hopes Delight, Putnam, II
Idays I'm Havanr with Molasses to T. Lindsey,
and others. Left sch. Morning Star, Howes, to
had lost ono man by Cholora, Captain and
one man sick. Spoke of Maianzas sch. Bril-
| liant, 10 DAYS fm New York bound in.
Sch. Emily, Baker, 10 days fm Cbarletion,
with Cotton to James D'Wolf. Spoke iBth
off Nomans Land brig FIN St. Domingo for
Portland.
sloop Temperance, Gardner I'm Wexford
with plank.
sloep sophronia, Davis. I'm Fall River with
ship timber
FIR al Providence 18th, brig George, Turner.
from Matanzas, 22d ult. Spoke 27ln lat 30
Ion II b0, brig Indus, from New Orleans for
Halifax.
Schr Eliza Hand. Warden, from Alexandra.
/ Arr at Providence 18th, sup Eliza Il Abby,
| Foster, 8 days from Savannah.
Bsrque vslhailsh. Stevens, (of Castint) from
New Orleans, q. ~. Pass 10 days.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.

l5th-arr ship North America. Burden, South
Atlantic Ocean, with 1850 bbls oil, TO Dh.co
& Child. Spoke Sept. 0. ship Recommends, Of
Havre de Gruss, no oil, had lost her mate; Nov
18th, Francs, Pease, Of New Bedford, 8 whales
Dec. 3. Hope, Pierce, do 1000; China, Maxfeld
do 1900, and others before reported. 7th inst
lat 33, lon 65, spoke trig Favorte, Of Norfolk,
for Martinique.
is'h-arr sIOop Yankee, nrightman, fin
Norwich.
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ahisher ] ss* ,vv.,pn nearly naked, with
an inlant'at her breast ;--she was lying
on the ground quite motionless. ! imme
dialely went to her desiring her to seek
ahelter from the rays Of the sun, which
were then darting into her face but alasl
liound she was dead; and although there
were 3 or 400 people about her, no one
knew but that she was sleeping. Her
child still clung to her breast; but its suf-
iierings ceased In about two hours after
its mothers.
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EAR3yWEARE
CUTLERY.

YfUST received from BOSTON large assort-
" ment OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FARM
ING UTENSILS sc. of the newest importalions,
which will be sold at redut ed prices, among
which are brass screws-S9 8. 10 and IL inch,
chest hinges, pew do, table do, II l. DO, II do
butts all sizes, tmcrson's razor atrops,. iailors
shoars. scissors, pen knives, pocket do by dozen
or single 2 blade do, 8 blade do, John Wilson'S
butci er knives all sizes, bread do, buck, bone,
and horn carving knives, table and butchers
steeis, large and handsome assortment fbuck,
bone and horn tip table knives and forks, buck,
bone aud horn zip desert knives and forks, tooth
BRUSHES, Gun Fiinis brass candlesiicks, Besbees
and l'llys screw augers, patent ship augers. pa
tent houss do, pod do, spike and nail gimblets.
shpwrlght and boat gmoeis, lined tea kettles
from qfs. to qts. lined sauce pans all sizes,
m slim kettles fiom qt. to 10 q,s, brass kettles
oil sizes, Turkey oil some, sand stone, Bristol
brick for securing, coopers compasses, carpen-
tcrs do, dviders, rasps, Hat, hall round and taper
files best KIND, iron and bross wire, house and
ship carpenters ares. adzes, Hunts cast steel
bench axes, Hunts broad and axe pattern hatch
cts, Hunts shinging hatche's. spoke shaves,
mortice chissels socket do, turner's chsscls,
gouges, Groves & Sons, and I,eafdshaws hand
ard back saws, wood saws, brass, norfolk and
EypPan latches, ladies, flesh forks, brttania Ia
dies, brittania and iron table and tea spoons,
brass and Japan door buttons, brass and ,ompo-
sItion cocks, drawer handles, steel and mouse
traps, setts braces upd bits, ecopers braces and
screw bltls, Naklns marking irons, bung and tar
borers, sad irons, tey do do, sad iron CRATES, pa
tent grid irons, sun glasses. ;;-pan and bras:
lamps, mathematical instruments, hat pins, tr,
squares, box rules, glnter scales, want rod,
screws all kinds and sizes, chesf, drawer, cup
BOARD, stock, dead, trunk and door locks
great variety, bed cords, sacking and eloihe
lines, pocket books and wallets, silver and plat
cd ever pointed pencils /; Amos cast steel, ,brgh
and round point shoYe's; wildo's back strap do
Washburns spades; Hind's manurc forks SUI
perior article; Goodyears do do; Gffords hoes,and
a large lot Of other articles too numerous TO
mention which feel disposed TO sell at low
prices and solicit the patronage Of town and coun
try, as am confident they will lind their ac-
count by calling on
GEORGE T. GARDNER.
April 18th. water-s,rce,.
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MAR RIED.

In this town, on the 10Th inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Welsh, Mr.. CHARLES w. SAN
DEKs to Miss CArHARiNE Cole, daughter
of Capt. Jonathan Cole, all of this town.
In this town,by the Rev. Mr.. Holway,
Mr.. MARTIN ID. BoNNEY, of Bristol, (son
Of Rev. Isaac Bonney,) to Miss CHAR.
LorTE b. Cole, Of the same place.
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GERMAN
WHITE LEAD.
GERMAN

v @s - - mx0en o~o
Made only by the Salem Lead .Manutact-
ming Company, in SALEM, Mass.
H1 HIS WHITE LEAD is made by a new
"a process recently discovered by a celebsa-
ted German Chemist, who has Patent right
Tor the whole French Empire, for 10 years, and
who has instructed this Company eEciusipeIr in
the art of making it for the whole United States.
In compac,ness, whiteness, beauty and duna-
bility, II rs far superior to any other ever madc
IN this country or in Europe. One pound Of, it
in its dry state, ground with one third Of i,s
weight in Oil will, cover upwards OF so per cent
more surface shan an equal weight Of any other
White Lead. nxed with the same quantity Of
Oil, and be OF a much more brilliant white.
Two coats of it will cover equal 10 thrco coats
Of other White Lead.
One pound Of this Lead mixed with ono Of
Paris White and Ground in OIL, will be superior
IN whi'eness to two pounds Of Pure TVhae Lead
mpde by the usual process, and will cover moro
than double the surface.
0o- Painters must be careful not to add too
much Oil to this Lead in using it.
Gentlemen wishing TO give 10 their Houses a
durable covering together with beautiful
outtcdrd oppearance will accomplish their OBJ
ject by using the IS German" Lead.
The above Lead is for sale by
HENSHAW E. co.
Agents for the Salem Lead Manufa curing Com.
pany, No 33, India Street, BosroN
| Boston, April 6, 1893 eop3m