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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

feel too, that the question:" Who shall ap-
point the officers Of Government throughout tie
land" is one of :ital interest. Neither Mr.. Clay
nor Mr. Polk, whichever is elected, has the power
to do this ut his own option. They must be gov
erned BY the party to which they belong. "Snall
the appointments in Connecticut, for instance,
be made under tie counsel and advice of such
men as Chief Justice Williams, or Of Mr.. Gideon
Welles7" This is the practical question through
out the country. This question becomes one OF
prominent Importance, when We look at our
Courts Of Justice, and especially the Supreme
Court of the United States. This tribunal is the
grea, bu,wark of the Constitution. For nearly
fifty years, This Court has bsen establishing
great system of principles and precedents, which
are the 8 ability of uur political fabric The quts
tion s-" Shall the decisions Of that Court be sus-
tanned or set asdel" Itis well known that there
ia class ct lawyers, especially in the Middle and
,ulhern States, whr stand forth IN utter opposl-
Ii IN tn the principles OF Ellsworth, and Marshal,
and Thompson, which have hitherto prevalleS IN
that Court. Quite number OF such men have
been placed cu the Bench within the LIST ten
years and it requires tho addition OF only two
or three more OF the principles, to give them
the ascendency, and to upset at once the great
principles OF American Law, as laid down and
eSLaoisned curing toe progress OF Hell CeLlc-J
J bring NO accusation against these men, bur
state this fact, which they glory in proclaminf,
that if they gain the aecendeDcy. the system et
American Lato must be, iR q eGt measure, built
up ane,o There are now two important vacan-
ces in that Court to be filed and, the ordinary
course ofnature, one or two more vacancies may
bs expected IN The coming four years. Who shall
fill them7 This question is far more important,
than what particular man shall be President OF
the United States. Which set of principles shall
prevail in that Court? If Mr.. Clay is elected,
the principles of Marshall will be perpetuated.
If Mr.. Polk succeeds,-and he cannot do it, ex-
cept through tie supineness or the unfounded
scruples of those who differ from him on these
very poi'Its,-then the appointment will con-
fessedly be made from among those who are
bent on breaking down the great principles Of
Jurisprudence Can any cOnscien-
tious man, who maintains those principles, be
concerned in producing such result by with
holding his vote7
These are come Of the views which have led
me to the conclusion that cannot in conscience
deny my vote to MIR. Clay
A PRoFFssED CHRISTIAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

n6EsSRs JONES HULL-Gen.lem.u: o1z attention
l hs, been calet 70 an article In he Tribune OF s Zh Ct
which make dysnet offer 2 Us to pct L our r2Sesvs Pc i've
hundred doar1 reward for any picking Or opening
tfe sarne We publicly accept that challenge, and Tho
;s when The Loeks and shall Be PLACED the band.
Of d;linteted committee and will abide the isue OF tsa
eide whether your Lock the DC plu. ultra 9f ~ Les,,
nd whether that insecurity can be clearly SHOWN
correct We VIII meet you the should suit your eoc.
v.nence the American Institute al 10 oc,oek .. .oo
ih dag Of November inst 70 settle all further
g T. DAt q N1V1A>A-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

a. WAsHBURN, tla.e Eeanon WashbGIn & soasa :. ssa
"a rssreully inform hn friends and cusome.1, rt se -
tsken the sew and spacious Store No. 81 John street y
William and Nasan streets and four doom noIl n Hc,shant
Tailor he would morn The PUBLIC that 5e 4, r Sesrp.
rnnstsnty o, hand the pswe1 styles OF Coco q y sIs n,
tSns fJ Genernca'S and Boy, which 5na oe nd
alter tse approved Londoa and Psri1an ~ e-N
Gentlemen will please call end leave TIL 9sss nsnsa
tzinty that thsv Iha1 Be promptly and nifnin"'
AMI ams
TI1O PRINTERS, P6BLIsHERs ASD PapsI.s!i
ERsThs suesbsr ha.,nz a. sset fs tie purDoss Of
nlsufsenins printing. Cco.ed e. ans n Ia
their ys;s.ie, respee;ts,ay, 4 to5 pbor. noties
snSse which T and oser clan Psss bousht Il tho
Ml!; g 3: the ofies III '000's HOWARD CUBTI-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
THE GREAT REMEDY
COUGHS, ASTHMA, COLDS,
THE FIRST STAGES OF
CONSUMPTION LIVER COMPLAINTS,

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
PUL N O " RY ORG ANS.
Or. WISTAR'S 3ALsAm OF WILD
CHERRY. y.,,,
ErXTRACT OF A LITER FROM p)ST-mASlEH
T. dated PEMBROKE, Washington Co. aiane. Apnl sSh
iS44.-NR ISAAC RUrTS-Dear Sir the request O.
Il many of my fen this place and vicinity who are al
cted with consumption and liver complaints, tlke the hbe
ty of asking nppont N tbs county - agent 70
sell WlSfAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. and tc
ens HIN few dozen, as there none O Tor sale within twe
hundred mile, iron this. have doubt thai would meet
with ready sale if 1t were where could C a'"euTod without
too much expense and delSy.
My wife ATTACKED aout siI mot h ssr with What the
physicians called the first g.sge OF cocsuaop-a compinln
very prevalent this of the county Having tse1 The
Baisa.n advertised IN huguIt,
Es- 40 MILES FROM HERE. 40
took the send there for bottle o IT, which she tock
and which her much that sent for two bottles more
which she has taken and she thai she has mol
felt well for years she does at this time All those who
have inquired of and asceraned what elect the BaaE
had anxious 20 hnve some tor sale IN ms vicy whch
the cause OF my writing TO you.
Please inform by OF mail whether you conclude ta
send some and If SO. whom, order that It may be known
where can be had ON, wi:h respect. yours, ks =,
p. G. FARNSWORTH, P. NJ.
The whole country fast Learning that no meiIcne-nG
pbyscanno preparations Of kind whateyer-can equal
u ISs REWA ARE OF IMTTATIONs.-The genuine. !. sold
h.nIe ' ' - kZJ 6T,-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

A MENe.H OF. THE Rev. HEsaT. MARTIN D. D. By tls
Rev. JOHN SARGENT. NJ. A.
A fourth American eci,on of this work has jus,
been published by Robert Carter, SO Canalst. FROM
the tenth London edition. Nothing more need be
said in testimony TO i,s rrerits.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
w. L. PRALL, Secretary.

kS- Water Cure Establishment, IS Bar.
clay-st.-Josl shew d. D. Practitioner. Those who
not se, relief by drugs. invited to try Natures best ed
cine The locston airy and pleasant and the conven'enee
ample for the full treatment by Water The poor advised Ea
,,,,o,,v o43mt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
On motion of Mr.. johnson,

Rc.ored That the thanks Of the Society he most codGy
rendered Alex. Wah Of !nnsingbuEh fF his unweared
ingenuity and which contributed more than any other ,uon
of the exhibition the qualification Of the thousand, oil ladies'
who were present at the fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON sTI:Ks-Jcrt r-cei-ed
4S a. W. u SRETlRY s. Co. lIo SpuaS street..
ertTa heavy E3rsd Chameleon Siks very ch eaIo.s d
from auction and selling at Is per yard ch Peds ft - I'll
yard heavy wide ros de Rhine for Ions Shawis vsy
desirsble ard very che Of l7a Sp-lng stree. Of
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
UUSC PUBItsHED

DY SAMUEL c. JoLl.lE, as5 Broadway. No. 8" hiu,i-
Deal Monthly Beauties Of the Opera"
CONTENTS.
Rv tha Bad Sea Wayes-Balud from Benedes pow Opera
~ nj the Brides of Venice with beautiful vlznette.
La files du Gel Valss- -oompnEed By Camille Schubert
Old Familiar BY beInet eno suns
Captiam faeiamd Bnndi.i-Ftom the Opera 6 LEsire d.
amore by Donizstti.
FlosntOe Nazss-Composed BY Haenssl. ard performed
By the Kanmerer Band.
The Beauties Of the Opera contains pages OF enzrnye6
Music printed fine pepe.ot the reduced pace of ~
cent? per nurder, issued the 18th Of ench mouth b7
olyY SAMUEL Z. JULIE. go bnuaNdy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

E1RENCH IMPORTERS READY CALCULATOR. for
the French importers and Dealers IN French Goods
bo hn occaon 10 use French Measures Currency. The
Rendy Calculator contains Tables showing the snount per
sent 10 add oh the United States Currency
Vethod of amyDf cut uf Importing
Reduced Ynrds-Aunea reduced Yad-inhes Of Francs
reduc-d 10 Doan-alsn Isbes with the Advance cent
All who he re occasion to e such abes viii psuss call and
aIamine the Ready Calculator. For sale by
ia n MaIsen Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

GLOBE CLOCK STORE-J. r MILLS & co Manu-,
" facturers of the YEAR CLOCKS would respectfully cal
the attention of the public To The unparalleled Improvement
and decided advantages these Clocks have over al otei %
winding and TO keep good ue ana are Low io sao
lO9 Fulton street, New York. -,
The produced by weghJ 1 the ~ DAY cocxi LII
by main spring wound upsn fusee in the csck Inc
po<es Of the weight spue etarded 10 tn coek hho
made 10 retain regularity motion by The ingenious aiange
en of the escapemen and pendulum When you look oine
clock you gilt ball focr and hail incnes 10 dIale
Ter a The end of small stce rod reycve three tn c. unc
a hR one WY and the number 0t times the oher ~
the uoper end rod ingenious and cecnte double A
ver movement, reaching the escnpemeu which cntefes
and leaves without sensible frenon Se tp1ng men TO-
acts upon the ball. tded BY ih own gravity ana e ioI.
motion continued the escapeent controlling tne penouum
In other cockI This bail hollow and has an inteIna ep
poraius by which s rotary motion Is esulated lnes nle
four small weights at e To each other two are mount
ell upon which honzontai diaHis sl OF the
The w has on the threed OF the screw and eacn urn OF
of the weights IN or IRON oe ctn
tar which Gun be regulated 10 ths smallest iacuon n
The Cther two weights taIened TO sen1LofcuIil b2nd
eannSsed different mPsns the contraction or
Of which change. their position within he ball ne Snos
ntefor arrangement insures, believed enuis uns's
OF molten in the globe.
um avoided. TIE revolutions cf the pau oe ouno oy e4
perrneut and observation TO be sochfopol. N
TIM put on: Of beat ea1y-n requires 10 OIL on
G c ,eysueur OF the sins wheel 50 times lea. or in
N inch or second pendulum clock does la one ye In fact
eio HI o7 rounds sesps motion ecch pa oil the une ana
crying machinery !of 81 weeks.
The hon,, are struck By Of rotaJ hapna,r The
ore lrenonh clocks placed with her and that
Il bn, rertornled in all respectz az wa, expected.
The prices are mosrae The public are invited 70 es and
exsr1ine fot tbemseives fA ola"ofnc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

D and w;h-nl The saown brands, both heavy and hnc-
Stark Ml Iodmn Head, Lawrence c. CABOT, A. Ne..aaek
Exstsr, Cnknown Brrnswieks Sc Sc may Be had aar.
|c.gss prses. The ID door Of Is and 70 Csd.;s half e
block above peerl-st
Also, best Soe,he Cotton Yasas s,sorei Twist, Nos 10
TO- 6to Il. aaa Nc. 10 z Ac, Gotten Bettiss put up n
81 pc. ID, ct scs 81 and cts pound THIS Inst sty
earrane equal 70 uny ct e:,, market Also. Paterson
yellow cken and other SeyJeney Yarns, az low prces
Aso. WckiHs ofeye;y description Ca.p9t Wc-ps. ard
threaded Of superior quality both white and coore, ass.e
IN bales and half bale, Also. Twine Of qualities fo,
l5 to 20 CT, per ID. best Same Twine. % Cts.
The atepor Of Country Merchant, particularly solicited
this stock. which gut Up With direct theI
Appreciation. T. n UNDERHILl,
oN is and 90 CestayA-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

during the Years l7s, s 'sl and 81 selected from the
MSS. Of I'm Wh;nE. L'sutsnant md Ad,usn, O.: the
HryRY WHITING. Lieut.. Col: I. 9. Amy tsvo pp.
T5.) New.YorA & LoadoE: Wiley $ Painarz.
Tn.s vo,um, Is yaiuebls 10 lhe ;uIure historian
though scarcely of interest TO the general reader
II is very neatly printed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

q "PERsEcUTIoSs OF PorsRY: Historical
Narratives Of ihs Most Remarkable Prosecutions
occusoned by the Intolerance Of the Church CT
Rome: By FsrDERIc SEosEgL," has bsen printed
in cheap form by The Harpe,s Why can we not
have pbilosoptic and general History of .ersecu-
tlcE Such a work would do great good, which " e
apprehend these npeeia and pa-tial narratives are
mol intended To effect. The essential inquiry is
How can sasn ever have im4g,aed mat they should
please God or benefit Man by tor,urng a fellow
mortal because Of his Reiigion7' We need a his.
tory which will solve this problem.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

STEELE & CO. Manufacturers Of VIM. steee,s pnten,
- Feather Brushee No. 35 Pea.lsteet New Yo:k--A
general essortmen; always hand and for sale wholesale
article Tor du,tnE ard wushng windows be found
th Or any othei country All the manufacturers a,k t
and II pcrsons do them good using the
brush week the plice will promptly refunded: o3I
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

F DR.. Phinneys's Family Pills constantly
for sale by A. B. A d. SANDS. " Fulton kres sS broad
rnv and II Fnst NrnpdSnv 'e' nm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

Recent puBiic ati ons:
ETHr MEMErIc: 4 Git.Book. Ed;,e

e TIE MEMEsTc: a Gif-Book: Edited By
RSv. c. w. EVEREST, is now il the press OF Wiley
& Putnam, and will be published in few days. 1t
is the same work which wes some time since ar
nouncsd under another tte e, in the press of Wiz
chester. 1t consists of original contributors by
American wrlters-some Of them already eminent
II is handsomely eEibel!ished, and will form beau-
tiiul though not costly 9arlor-book.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

STANDARD WORKS.
PRESCOTr'S FERDINAND S, ISABELLA. 3 vols. eat.
cloth.
Web,ter's Speeches. 8 SoIs $50 sheep and cloth.
SPARKS Life OF Washington VOL 6vo With engrayinEs
Do do. Franklin do do do
DowninE's Landscape Gardoning-New 0dition-wlh num-
engra wings.
Downing's Designs for Cottage Residsnces-New edition
with numerous pnles. Just received by
TURNER l. HAYDEN,
Booksellers and Pubishery, 10 John St
Also awnys hand large assortment of school and Mis-
ceunneous Books, which offered tn
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
and the Trrde generally very favorable o23
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

uUMBUG tbs predominant feature OF tho day Bnt f
IL ysu cali Il, that Old Established Book.Store. 2s7
Blee kerrtreet where umbug Ieens thars u
fnod for the mind of various kinds The Theogan there
will nd of knowledge whsewi'h TO store his
The Hlst,run and tas person who wishes to become So
nnainec Oher Countries without he OF visiting
jhern accomplish his oujsct for rs at this Store
Also. The Youth will And ABUNDANCE o. Miscellaneous and
Juveic Works from the best and most popular Guthors
schc oil Books Of n kinci and at the lowest prlc All the
useiu Periodicals of the day-Wth Circulating Ii
brary of upw ards of 0 volumes, TO loan By the week.
month OF ear. ABRAHAM MAZE. OBJ
HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, Publishers and Booksellers,
II M6 Pearl street have eomplets assor;Inep Of School,
Classical, Law, Psri9ticn Theooccsl and Msceilaneoa'
which they viii sell at low prices o9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
DRY GOODS.
? P MUM PRINTS.
J. o. TAYLOR & co.
Jobbers, SO Cedar street

0EFER for sab the several styles Of Pns TIA: ok The Isc
~ prsRiun from tie Aretecn Institute. Al wool De
atnes he best styles TIA, rare bsen cs hi, seaso 81 s.
per cent below cost Of s5ercs. c'v prce az
BEAUTIFUL st7le, &c. Sc Cd II
TOR CITY TRADE-A me- nj ,F.andld ryle Of eiI
i Mouslu dc Lame, never shown n this market. jls
rececd b lie .1bcsbsD, W ss ave TO invite he CT
rd ;rade 10 60 them he fave, 2Iape this bcarnf4l ar
cle which, for hooe OF texture, beauty Of tS9. and c
af shading pqpounced rneoualed oy oter stye
J. O. T & Co. will abo, irou,iy 10 make ho,f
aagfceu, sore The "dkPo OF a. lie most desnbe tysss
sood. brought 10 This market J. Q, TAYLOR GCO.
Oh Jobboss 50 Cedar s;res.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
BOARDING.

DOARD-A gentleman erd w,fs, also e ,ew snte ten 81.
ID tleren bJ Accommodated 4 "a sEse1os amy nt In
Laanari street. opposite the Caroa house ctr uc.
lbOARp with or without Rooms, rczy b. chsain-d at No.
ID u Chsu, bers street. opposite The fsrs. cls W.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

TURKS ISLAND sALT-The cargo Of the brig Forest
discharEing al the foot Of Roosevelt and for sole in
sst s Z. By 4'' JOIN < W6GLsEY "a @T0p oOt, 0i0Sn
nj 81 8 doors below Peck ,ip
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

ITO MERCHANTS: TEACHERss H = AND OTHERS
iaso ooosapty for .ae Ia,.s and assortment Of
School, Classical and Mlscesnsou, Books, Blank BooE in
and Tea Paper. QpilIi. Ink. ssalns Wax. &c, &ei
nr To purchase will find for their interest give CALL
viii urnih all articles in our line at low proea and in
quantities TO suit.
THEY PUBLISH FOR SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES;
The Matte Brun School Geo. Do do. Abridged
graphy and AtaI- WsbsteIs Dictionary for
Peter Parlsys Geography for schooh, l3mo.
Children. 10. Do 10 lono-
Peter PsIey' History for Chill sIn. kincolns Botany.
dren. Do. Bo, any for BeRinneI.
purritts Geography Of tke DO, Natural Philosophy.
Heavens with an Atlas. Do Natural Philosophy ton
Fellowes' Autonomy for Be- Bes'nnen
GSodichs Ecclesiastical His Do Chemutry for BsginDsrs
tory for Schools. Gallepdstts Picture Reading
Kames Elements Of Criticism Book;
svo. frsston j lnsIsse 1Soios peI
Preston's interest Tables per cent. ,,,
cent no., DO Aoraaeu-
Practical Grammar of the Ec9sh Language or an INTRO
dnon 10 cumoosItIon 10 which the coasuotons elas
fed INTO predicatoos I'D phrases Edward HH1en author
OF The Speler and Definer. Part irst.
Paru first and second bound IN one vol. 'epsy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

No. 64 EASE BROADWAY. ASD u lIvIsIon sJaEsT,
VIZ q. GUION. tofths lss hrm Of v Z. Pnrdy GGnJ GnJ
generally. hat Be- has sed the large and spacioSs sor
ery occupied By the Me.s Sssas, e1tsnena insootn o
opening entirely and sytsp,iys s css e. s Ss
Tuba ard Piano Covsn Window Shades. 5tan Rod, &c
All Of which have been purehaset az varJ ow pGss anc
RI;opneeted with this es.ahluhmeat "a eStfn1ise
snrfctory of transparent Window shades, 10 wscn tos
aibsnuon VI i.eioANAAN ~1- 0 "a 3u lviss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

QLUE PEINTN-Dlus ani white and two blues ef 6ps
Id qualities, Ius received and for sale by
McCCRDY. ALDRIcH spENcER,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

W7oot BLACK CASslMEREs-Just received, few
McCUkDY, AIDRlCH & SPENCER,
nj d Exchnnpe Plnnn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

GUNS, PISTOLS AND RIFLES.
,MiTERIAIs fer Gym Smiths. Gun Lock. and pars Of
S1 Locks Gun end Rife Rnei Percussion Caps and Ph
Powder Flasks and s-ol Bas Cones and Wrenches Rba
Roti, Wonns. &c. &c lSr sab in quantity. by
2Y A. w. SPIES 4r 91a P<ey
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

HARPETINGS-l0b bales We rcus qualities Ingram Capet.
81 ings. lust recsive, end for sue BY
McCrRDY. AlDRICH & SPENCER,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

NEW CARPET WAkE-uOUSE1
40 PEARL STREET.
ALDRICH g. BARSTOW,
udpoHTERs, sAsUEACTUHsRs, wHoLEaALI AND
RELAIL DEALERS In
Carpetings, Floor Oil Cloths, maftings,
Ruggs, Table Covers, DC.
OF svery descnption-At the lowest poub!e Plcss
Their fieods and be public censrny nviteo
70 exarine their stock. We confident thsJ will 1nd Io
thar advantage TO Do a. are detnined et eYWy
Ic Dealers npplied on the reasonable ernh Peas
give MS q call We shall eaGsnyo 10 nnle cvey har1acoon
entirely satisfactory. [susS Sm"l t0 PxARL sTaaLT
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

--.-c- FKITT-f TKEEs F.JG aALE-Tks subscriber
~ .oociioy informs his snds ard the public h.t as hsa
for sass. at h. hefs nea nesI bsn,?To. ,i
th tke mo-, spproyed fit Tor which
h. viii cei 90 the uot ressdusb'e terms. ~,
E-heu trees are wrs,ed Tor expctetion. thsy VIII o
car.iv pseEsd In boxes !of which cSst
-. vii - made All ordsn pect By mail or otseru,s VII %
srsndsS 10 at ;bs shntest no,iee, lsAAC r LIEN.
Hiohrstown. October 2ixt< lsf4. or iM
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

ITO MANUFACTURERS OF HARDWARE
Il lu0 c1Aks best LoHdnn EG1.ry-aIsoIted runber.
~ 20 casen E1glish refined Boraz-ll2 lbs each
20. 900 Scotch Fire Brick.
100 harrea Ground ruco Stone suitable for cabinet
coach and cncs makers. Tor snls by
oai SHERMAN. ATSvaTER & Co 40 Brossu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hnyS III, daT ente,yt me e.
~ pane-,hp under the mn o. WRIGHT lsM N, tot
~ ,s of Continuing The ana bfueraxs
%siness heretofore conducted By William Wrgt norrs
sciains. SSI Hanover street. WILLIAM Ll;ls z 9slGIT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-02
THE TRIBUNE.

rr We commend the following article to the
attention of every reader who is in doubt whether
he GIN conscentiously vote FOR Mr.. Clay, Il is
so,n the pen of gentleman of,hs State ds,in-
cp;,hed for bis earniug, and whose character as
c;tizen and Christian is uablemished.
Hartford Courant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
LEATHER

ever offered for manufacture inihis county
u - all Of the best quality, and warranted
equal 10 any that can be procured here or else
where, Thst their work will be executed in
tue most substantial and improved manner. the
experience Of one Of the undersigned for the last
several years has given sufficient evidence =
Those who may patronizo the establishment,
may rest assured that the best work men that can
be procured viii always be employed ,-snd none
but the best materials will be used.
In order that The taste Of the most fastidious
may be grslifed, the latest style Of Baltimore
and Phiiadeiphia LASTS will he procured for
gentlemen as well as ladies' weSr
alt is the intention Of the undersigned 10 keep
constantly on hand, complete assortment OF
Z EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FORK
that pertains 10 their business; ard those iB
want need only call 10 be accommodated. As
10 price, they are determined that DO establikh-
ment, here OF elsewhere. shall equal US. For
several reasons, the undersigned believe they
can manufacture work CHEAPER than the same
description can be procured for in thu county /;
and to realize the truth Of This, caR, price, and
udge for yourselves. The public may rest as
sured they willnot be disappointed IN what is
here asserted VIM. AVIS 81 CO..
Sept IL, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-24
Attention, Friends !.

I1HE subscriber. thsnkfal for the fsioT that
- aas been extended to him fot several
years, By liberal community. woasi inform
old friends sBd.nsw. that be IS now. . ever,
ready add snxious TO serve them.in ait that per-
iaihs 10 bis profession. To say that heEwiil moi,
nor cannot, be beat in any description pF Doors
& Shoes. either in price or qasliis. Il but ex-
pressing what every one who has heretofore pa
troaized him, willingly and frankie admits His
materials are ofthe best quality --his yt0rkulen
sxeelIed By none in the eotRiy---sud 3 + effort
direete& 10 please the public. Whilst I'D Is. gill
ing, vhsnrfsquesteds to follow the . god old
fashions. = he yet gives watehful stientich TO the
mptations that 50 frequently occur. ;sst IS pre-
pared 10 serve 1t tag shortest notice, thsse who
desire the 'ISied @pl' Remember. BIZ p,iess
cant be beat mere especially when lh5 ea,k is
IN sde 10 jingle in his ear.
His shop Is at the Old stand, neat David
,Humphreys' store. where he is niways klsd to
see MS ed friends and as many new baeS Is
think rrnperfo call
~ Jouniry Produce taken in exchange FOR
work al the market price.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
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