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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

/ Doctor like one Of the powers
Bsemze he i ! physical =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

The following is an old ladJ's Recipe
for testing Indigo Sprinkle it in 6ne
powder, onsa pan Of water, and # il s good
Il win either sink Or swiin ! forget
which
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
GharlestoWn Academy,

7 HIP; jefferson Co, Va. /
April s, lSI7-IY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

! gu degrade yOurselfbclow the brute.. !,
80. very i,nely, madam, for heard yopr
sass dualllng over my head, upon The
looI, Al last night, / was certainlr he,a,.
Orutes a. that timen Do-V"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

Y g Let's see you da itln as the woman
said TO her husband, whom he told her
Che he was going 70 throw himself into
th6 river.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

Gam y supposed 10 be 81 named y.
ssuse e Sa.ed his brother Abel Hasn
IL ~ % eau called because he behaved 50 much
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
Wheat 8 Corn Wanfed.

Alezandria. Nov. 10, ls47-Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

Al Rules holden Is lls Cle| = on. !
Circuit Superor Court Of / AZ arlf ca
tor ysds ,s. County, he drsl Nor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
ExAMPI.E OF pEuENcY.


We have frequently heard Of the Superior -
gardto law an&1rder ii some 81 TIC Nor,hern
States, bur The suboined GOES i hsek -shoi beyond
any thing of DC kind which had betdfe come i,
notice.
ELoQvRNcE AND ENKRIsY. The. New
York House DC ASSEMBLY is d very deeent
and digniEed body to Be sure III the
course Of 4 debate Mr. Sickles of N. Kafk
undertook toexplain the causes Of his ,he-
inn defeated 1t. the late elections Epd. Mr.
Chatheld interrupted him with lie graft.
Tying information 4 viii knock your
damned brains ont when 1 get you out.
side,n Mike Walsh aud mr.. Esnha 81
Otsego also mingled III tho fraw Mike
saids 1.-THE tall boY from Otsego {SIr
Fenuol has formerly accused meIof sum
moning an my energies to ininfh his fs-
putation the tail boy is mistaken !; / would
las soon think Of bringing battery Of.
siege guns to bear upon hencehp, Il. II
Paixhan to annihilate bull-ffdg, AS to
think Of summoning my energiesl With !
view to the demolition Of such a noncnti-
tyr These sallies were received With
storms Of applause Whercupbn X the
tall boy from from 0tsegon replied, call
ing Mike a vagabond. miscteant, s.
drunkard and loafer, with other cpithetsl
too numerous to mention
fLaleeQ DAILY GQnrSv.
This is fair specimen Of the effects II The run
mad and progressive principles Of New York
! A few more rotations 81 lhe;whecl Of Progress
and New York will beable to vie with the crazy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
JEFFERSON Land for sale,

TIME undersigned offer for sale, at public
III auction, on Saturday the 5tk daR of Fsbrua-
~ merit, before the door If Daniel ENTERS Ho-
TEL, in Shephefdstowa,
A TRACT OF LAND
Containing IT'S Acres--laie the property Of Abra-
ham Chaplinc, decd, lying about two miles
above Shephrrdstown, on the Potomac River
The soil is Of Limestone--an the Improvements
consist of a GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
BAN, Corn Crib. Sc, and a good Orchard Of
young fruit trees. A further description y deem
"a unnecessary, as persons wishing to purchase
will ofcourse riew the land, which viii be shown
them BY James L. chapline, living on the premi.
ses.
TEXANS -one-third payable on the first Of A
pril and the balance on time, with interest from
date. CHARLES gtCHAPLINE,
JAMES l. CHAPLINE,
Jan. Il. f6le--ts For the heirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

Il VALUABLE HOUSE AND L9E n
~ CharIrs,orn, situated On Congress Sirect,
Opposite Ire RfcsbIieIian Church. nov q he
cccuboncf q lie s6tsEriber, and ior which ylII
- @llS6 al inlisr1l1bI1 tile. 4 1et elsfcs
"a d hei1rc S1inFi1l ~ ~ ~ = lIrr<A 49,
4 ni'I y c-eIe1 = Pubic $50, ~.
tic1 q 1r.ni.i< Ifno. "a = ~, fnl 7 ~.
IL r-1rcI ~ nj . iLe hirIest 1..o-f ~ %,
..r| t| one Ye1r IfC0 lhc IrS< day q -IlH 4<<-
"a !. 1| Ex'fr =. I<-1, go
1,l 4. lsis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
valuable Town Property

N fif torn Of SiepAerdSt0lrH,1
FOR SALE.
ETyIIE undersigned will sell ai private sale
u TWO HOUSES q. L01,S on the Main
Street, In thc tnyn OF 6hepberdstown, now inthc
occupancy Of James Shepherd.
The two lots are adjoining, and upon one Is
a Comfortable Dwelling,
Viii all outbuildings, and q number Of the
Choices Fruit Trees. And on the other is . large
CABINET SHOP, which can be used for that
purpose, q. converted into fine sicre or school
fuoin. The terms, which viii be easy, will Be
made known By application to either Of the I'M
defsiencd. Possession given on the first day Of
Aprii, 1875. VIM. SHORTT,
WM. b. THOMPSON,
Il ~ tag 81 f5 .'fs :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
III Acres 5 Roods SO Poles Of Land,

Eeing part Of the White House tract, and thai
part assigned 10 said Elijah in partition ofthe
tract Also--THE LOG HOUSE and Lot 81
Ground near ysid Tyaot,
Ttrms One-third of the purchase money
cash--one- third at nine months, and one-third at
eighteen months from day OF sale with interest.
Bond and personal security for the deferred pay
ments. and tide withheld until the whole pur-
chase moneyis paid.
WA, C. woRTHINGTON, Com.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
Dreadful Steamboat Disaster.
TIE Bhe Bsra Ezplode.l =. zteeatul.

TIE Bluc Bro Exploded - 1ireaty or
Thirty Lires Lost.
Another dreadful accident has been
added to the list of casualties on the West
ern waters this season, which haze been
unprecedented, both in numbers and start
ling fatality a telegraphic dispatch Of
the 18th from Pittsburg, to the Philadel.
phia Ledger, gives the following account
Iof the accident ~
The steamer Blue Bird blew up with a
frightful explosion, about o'clock OH Sal
turday night last, near Galliopolis, Ohio,
during the prevalence of very severe
snow storm The explosion was trench
dous, reducing the boat to perfect wreck
Such was the force that the cabin was
thrown over the boilers and clear of them
The hull sunk Immediately, but the
portion Of the cabin which was torn off BY
the force of the explosion remained aHoat,
and to this those of the passengers who
were saved chung for life. Thus immersi
ed in the water, ON night Of intense sel
verify, and almost naked, the peer crea-
lures foated eight miles down the river
before they were' released.
No Just conclusion as to the number Of
those who were lost can be arrived atT
There were about seventy passengers on
board, Of whom twenty or thirty persisted.
They were mostly from Kanawha and
Galliopolis. Bnts few Of those Ehoi we're
rescued saved thing, most Of them hav-
inc r., 20 ashore IN they night clothes. Just
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
Texas. Illinois 8 Michigan Lands

1870 ACRES Of Land, in Nacogdoches
44ZO County, Texas, for sale or exchange
for Virginia Land, Bank or Rail Road Stock
Also, a FARM Of l60 Acres in Shelby County,
Illinois, for sale or exchange for Virginia Land.
Also, Farm in Oakland County, Michigan for
sale or exchange for Virginia Land.
For further particulars apply ipost paid9 to
H X. GREGG, agent.
Martinsburg, Berkeley Co., Va,
Dec %, lei7--3t. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

LoRENzo Dow Every body has heard.
Of the eccentric Lorenzo Dow He once
used the pulpit as . sort of alarm bell 10
call the attention Of his auditory 10 tho
fact Of an iinmaterial fire existing for
those who seemed 10 be apprehensivc of
the material fire Lorenzo, observing q
considerable portion Of his congregation
nodding, suddenly ceased prcachiig, and
shouted aloud, Firc1 FIRE frel' a
number Of those whowere given toAehurch
somnolcncy started upon their feet and eas
gerly inquired, e Whege?" hi bell, far
sleepy Sinners quietly responded the mi,
mister. Theswect charms of sleep wero.
broken, and the rest Of the sermon was
heard b all present.. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
New 8 Cheap Clothing Store.

FF1HE subscribers respectfully inform thc pub
lie that they have opened a Store Al Har-
n.rs- Ferry, and keep constantly on hand gene
raI assortment Of -. -. $ s
Rcndy-made Cl1thine.
s,a,f - sufsriine Black Ciotk Dress and Froek
s.,sls g1ssiinere ard Cassinet do; Pilot Cloth
0rereo3ls. zine ClQsh Do. Cloeks Of every quail
~ Vese from 75een,s up % >, Rantaloons q
e3srr n9ice and qualify, Shire q Al kinds. IN
~ <kiris ard Drawers, general ASSORTMENT q
S;lk HitIs. SnspendcE. Hats and Cars Io1t'
"a eKoes' Umbrellas, Canes. Brea& Ia &c.
Which ue are dcierqined r 81 e ne yefy loN'
2E ons fths co1ccm resilN y 11i1uqrs
tkeV can sell on bcccr ierns tbqn any c.r1r 19-s-
- ~ place. All der ~. Is : cal non t11.I
No ~ . pdfshas; 2 P5' y M '7s rs mo
Harper,.F,ry. o. =. is<7-S
81. a general ikSqrtntnl e chl1Ic1z
Cio,hi1r WI - sod cheaper than t1e sun can
is r6rckasci Spy Ehcre else u yefsrsc1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

FENDER the authority Of a decree Of the Cir
~ cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery,
ID day OF November, 1917, in cause depending
therein between Rachel Locks Admir-, plaintiff,
and Elijah Locks devisee, defendant, The under
signed as Commissioner, will offer for sale, al
public auction, before the MaTket-house, in
Charicsiown, on Fddaytls liza dayef february
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
-Four Hundred 8 Fifteen Acres

knd Ire pr, in 20 be sold Is to be carved of in
he form u 40 oblong square, from the South
{Vcstside II ne farm, b line running parallel
with James Ropcr's line, from the river TO the
Inonnlain; and including the portion already
SURVEYED hy James NJ Brown fof the purpose Of
valc--a plat and survey Of which can be seen al
! he once Of the undersigned.
Pat Of said portion d Be sold is cleared land,
and part clothed with valuable timber
Such title only as Is vested In the Trustee, will
be made 10 the purchaser, Il Is belicyed however,
TO Be unqncstionable.
Sale q take place about e o'clock, NJ
ANDREW HUNTER, Trustee.
Dee. %. 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
: work IN The county 3 y laFBe ald C0lnlAQ1lgl
Briek Dwelling House,

xilh Kitchen. Mealhouse, and Stable weltoi
sralcf Is he ward, j variety Of Fruit Trees, &es
,S f.rf more aessrah,e situation Is rarely 10 be
- Win Persons wishing 70 buy can view the
- 81 previous y The dsy a sale, by calling
a either 81 The undersigned who WI = a.!
times take pleasure ID showing the property and
giving all The iufoFnation in her power Ere
tue IS believed 10 h indisputable but selling a.
Trustees, We VIII convey only such as has been
TKs Ttrmserr: The purchaser 70 satisfy 4
prior deed az trtist given 70 secure The payment
az two thousand dollars with interest Con which
il i thoaghi there may Be a eredR obtained q
some three OF -four months on The residue latter
dedneting he expenses of sale1 there VIII be a
credit of enc and Two years from the day q sale
without Interest," purchaser or purchasers
giving bond and such security IS nay Be accept
Sh,1 b he Trustees.
Snle d iaks place On he premises !; u q
elokf M. ~r - HENRY RUSSELL.
EBENEZER GRUBB,
JOHN :. BUTTON,
Dee. g, 1917. s. 7tus,as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

N THE TOWN. or WATERFORD.
ny virtue of The authority of Deed OF Trust,
n executed hy Edward Bond and wife, 70 the
sahscribers, (for the purposes therein expressed
!, bearing date ID 81 March, 1871 and duly record,
"a hi nc Clerk Once Of the County Court Of
f.ondoun. the undersigned acting in accordance
I'm ~ nrorisions Of said Trust Decd, viii, on
SafSr,ias III ffday Of March, ISIS proceed 70
scll a public auction, 70 the highest bidder he
pr1pcrtv therein conveyeas 70 wit:
n .I.oi coiiaiaiag about Three Acrcs,
In he lown Of Waterford, on which sAere = .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
P0ETR Y.
BE TRUE TO Me.

BE TRUE TO ME
M i. GOLD.
Be true 70 me.
Oh, do not LEI he blaze
Upon the altar Of Thy heart burnlowi
Bur nurse with fondest xeal is blessed rays
That il may kindle 70 4 brighter glow
Be true 70 mel
Be true 70 me
Be as the sT1R that burns
Calm and unchanging in the midnight air
When unto thee my wearied spirit turns
For sweet repose from all The storms ofcare,
BE true TO mel
Be true 70 me;
Not always may the bloom
Ofhope and gladness on my cheeks 5rmain
And when dark tho'isshall shade my sonling gloom
Thy tender accents sin may sooihe rs pain;
Dc true to mel
Be true 10 me
Or. like the hapless bark,
Without is compass, on some stormy sea-
No beacon-lighi to guide il through the dark
Rthou prove failhless, whatl existence be !
Be true TO me
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
One Hundred Acres

of Ia certain tractor parcel OF land situated on
he Southeast side az the Shenandoah River, in
DE County Of Jefferson, adjoining the lands Of
T.. ]. Smilh, Roper, Howell and Others, and
known - part Of he Rocks Tractor such less
quantity iasfeof q may b necessary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
BRICK MILL,

n N, 81 fett lou Stories high VIII thRec run q
40 lcct Bnfrs. and al the necessary machinery
n e6lsplcie order attached TO the mill there Is
<, 49, mi Sllhsiantial SAW MILL, PLASTER
IfIf.E and STEAM Engine, capable Of
Sz<ine two pair Of Burfss all in good order
THE Mil IS capable of manufacturing from y
= 20 Raffels Of Flour per day-has The advan-
f5.,e Of enc retail eustcsn-and has ssways
80, c,nr;erea one Of ne bssf stands fer couu-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
PNRLIC N.aLE.

REING about to reduce. my farming opera
- tons, viii offer for sale, lat the Rich
Woods Farm, on TiHrsday tas 1874 Of this month
iflfair-if moi, The next fair day-a portion q
my stock, consisting Of
Horses, Cattle, AID Sheep,
Farming Lmpiements-aad some
HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN
POAE1aRDA9s
"A credit will be given until the 3istof Decem-
Der next on all sums exceeding i've dollars
Bonds with approved security being given for the
same. Suns Of 50, and under, cash.
THoS. b. WASHINGTON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22
3RUSTEE'S SALE
OF Valuable Land.

DT virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed by
I'D George Backhousc 10 the undersigned and
Joseph r. Dangherty, now deceased. with power
b the survivor to act thefein--dated on the 9th
day 0f December, 1899, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of jefferson
The undersigned will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash. before the Court House
door In Charlcslown, ~ Mondag ne 2Ia day AZ
RtbruaYv aea. 1875, being Couri day, !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

Containing 600 Acres.


|LOWing and yielding upon me e.
ple. besides every valieiy q Ontd+ -
MENTAL Ttrss growing hi The yard
The Dwelling commando beautiful view o
he Blue Ridge and North Mountains, and Is
very healthy, but few eases or sickness having
essr occurred arising from is local situation e
The land i ofthe best limestone. From its loca-
tion.--being convenient 20 all the improvements,
- that alHthe produce raised upon Tie farm can
y easily conveyed 70 market at little expense,
this estate Is one Of the lnost desirable in the
county
This land can be divided into two farms, Civ
ing both wood and water 20 each.
The subscriber respectfully invites call from
those DESTROYS 81 purchasing land, as he Is pre-
pared to accept price thai would mako the pnr-
chase valuable Investment even rs a specula-
ton, % any disposed to engage in such an enter
prize. To gentleman OF fortune who desires a
country residence, and opportunity isnow afford
ed rarely 10 be met with,
VIM. N. WASHINGTON. \.
Near Charlcsiown, jefferson Co, Val
81 Nov 10 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

TnE PnnosppHY or TEAR.--Beauti.
full Tear whether lingering upon tho
brink Of the eyclid, or darling down the
burrows Of the are-worn-cheek- thou art
beautiful in thy simplicity --gresst because
Of thy modesty--strong frssn thy very
weakness, Offspring Of sorrow who will
not own thy claim to sym ashY who can
resist thy eloquence2 who can deny mer
ey whom houIpleadest2 Beautiful Tear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

i I5s83l4 4-s4
THe Dpoa oF our WOMB. hat this
change Is to be,we do not even conjeer
ture ;5Butwc SEQ IN the heavens themselves
some tIsiurh ugs t,stivc olssA Saty~ I
lsonG indications Eof their power.E
meteoric stones Oh our ,globet-5,s IN j
| fragments of broken planets- - q
| ing comets welding their Loo
lat the solar snrfacdz-the "
| tions on our own satellite
ance of new stars,snd the u.
Of. others--are all foreshadows
impending xconvulsion to which the So.
tenn of the. world il doomed. Thus plasl
ced on a planet which il to be burnt up,
and under heavens which are To pass g.
way thus trsadiiIlg as It we're, on the ce-
/ meteries, and dwelling on the inausoleums
Of former worlds, let Us learn tho losrB
son Of humility and wisdom, if vie have
not already been taught it ID the school Of
/ resela.ion.-A5rtb Brifisb Hppietg,
/ IsnnAErr-Qne cannot but feel an ii 4
lterest IN Ishlnael- figuring him To BE- &
noble of natnre--one of those heroes Of
i'this wilderness who lived on the produce
of his bow, and whose Spit vas nursed
land exercised among the wild adventures
Of tie life that lie led. and il does soft 4
len Cur conception Of him whose hand
was against every man, end every mans
hand against him, when We read lof the
Influence Of his mother over HIM in the
deference of Ishmael TO whom We read
Eanother example Of the respect yielded 70
females oTen in that soicalled barbarous
period Of the world There was d civil.
zation. the immediate effect ofreligion, in
! these DAYS, from which men fell away as ]
tho world grew older d. C7lala!crs,
| MEcIIANIcs-T They are the palace build
crs Of the world nat stick Is hewn, not
stone shaped, in an the lordly dwellings
Of the rich, that does not owe its beauty
AMI fitness to the mechanics skill; the
towering spires that raise their giddy
heights ainong tic clouds, depend upon
the meeh@nir,s art for their strength and
Not TN ediice for deFotion.
for business, OF comfort, but bears Inc inn
press Of their handiwork How exalted
IS their calling how sublime i their yor
EdLl0nA VINO usEeS 70 S1cSE ~ clkeH q lEAkra
ternity Of honorable lien, who dares "a
cast odiuin upon such 4 patriotic race
Tho path Is 81 true glory, and il II their
own fault if ii does not lead them 10 the
highest post of honor end rsnogn.
a TooTiI EIscH AEGED from THE HaR.-7
The London Lancet for December has
letter from DR.. Coates, giving an account
Of tic case i6f an old man wlisi - found
suffering with severe pain Ii One side Of
the face and head, which were highly inr
famed end sgollen Concentrations, posll-
tees, &c, we're applied for twolor three
DAYS without anil One night i 81 of
sneezing forced out of the ear, which had
tliseliargeJ BUS i piece Of bone that proved
to bo oa5t the wisdom tst IL III tie up.
per jan. Ter that be soon recDy cred.
4 hsll has been introduced intothe Lo-
4 ziature of Alabama to change tie name
Sc Charles Ffsdcraisek K5ll 1ssnssk Vol
ksase o.es5i q Pogsdt ne Ia FsrrdsxsS d
Ia Poqketkcrl Homnie de Parilics! ii
n I, 49, nrNftANi III kor VIA Il 7, t,nssaA -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

A PALrABLE Htr.-A Boston paper
gives the following authentic anecdote of
a certain married individual in that city,
who. is luxuriating on the hard times at
tho Rate of iilruc per cent 4 muuti for his
money. He took trip by railroad the
other day and seated himself at the very
rear end Of the train, because, he said, the
use of his money was worth something
while the conductor was coming through
the cars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

Communicative rich men al, New
Orleans, named Gcnois and Avegno, have
been m,ilescd in $1,000 damages for whip
ping 4 negro woman. The case was ag-
gravatesI b. the fact that the woman turn
ed but to be free. Several other persons
would be willing to be whipped for the
same money. She had charged female
relative Of oneof them with infdelity with
d black man
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-22

Rev Sebastian Streeter, Of Boston, I'M;
ted Id the holy bonds Of wedlock anfing
The last year one te,stlred and strtsrciglif
couple. The number married b him
in 1916 was one Aatndrcd aud f7g.eig1lt,
which shows that LIS Business, ii this
branch it Ieassis steadily increasing
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-06-17
TIE SUBSCRIBERS.

a GENTS for the sale of the following articles
"a have constantly hand, and for sale on liberal
terms,
CUT NAILS, SPIKES and BRADS-manufac-
turcd by the Antictam Iron orks
PIG IRON, No. |, Foundry, (Charcoal) manu-
fac ;urrd by the Antictam Iron W orlts.
BAR IRON-of superior quality, and various di-
mensions say flat bars, inch to ~ inches wide, by
to inch thick; square and round bars, to inches
in diameter, manufactured by the Baltimore City
Rolling Mill,
BOILER PLATES-of any ana pattern
SHEATHING COPPER-a full assortment, from
II to SO on. Also Copper and Composition Nails,
Brazicrs Sheets, and Copper Taclls.
COPPER BOLTS-assortcd.
YELLOW METAL SIIEATHING, "MUNTz"
patent ENGLISH SHEATHING METAL-thc well
known reputation Of this article, and its superiority
to any other manufactured, entities it TO preference;
a constant supply received direct from England.
w. x II. MCKlM,
sep 10 IF No. 81 dnd % y. Guy street.