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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

FREE SpEEcH-At a billiard-room in
Albany, short time since, a warm friend
of free soil. met Prince John, and compli-
mented him on the stand which he had ta-
ken in favor Of the free soil movement.
at is" said the gentleman, "a great NOR
al principle, and am rejoiced that you
have taken hold of it," "Yes," replied
John, with an oath. at is great moral
principle, and it is the first moral princi-
pie ever got hold of Ill be Id if |
don't stick to it like puppy to a root"
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~ The Free Soil papers are exceeding.
ly gratifeo at the vote of Marshfield, which
gives Taylor 76, Cass 40, Van Buren, III,
and seem 10 think that it must be particular
ly Notifying 10 Mr.. Webster. AsMr. Web
sier was not the candidate, We really cannot
see how they arrive at this conclusion. Ii
Mr.. Webster had been a candidate and beat.
en- in his own town, as Van Buren, was in
Undertook, or had sneaked out of Massa-
chusetts behind both the other candidates, as
Van Buren, has in New York, we should
think that there was some ground of morti-
Observation-Disclosures Journal
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We want no better evidence Of the standing of an ndi
vidua than 20 have him noticed in high quarters One
thing is certain he has SOMETHING to attract attention.
he is either respected hated but never despised if he
Is thus noticed How is in the political world
assa weak and low opponent If fear him, we do
not despise him may hate him, but must respect his
talents. and If We differ with him it is of opinion
only he may be correct after ALL The Buffalo Medical
Journal had looked through its whole short e and
wondered at the OF Taughns Lthonriptc Mix
ture. At last it and boldly noticed the Great
marican Remedy. In the Both month of its precocious
youtbuness this Journal sought sound the praise of
Great American Remedy aud and fairly acknowledged the
article had great fame DIR. Vaughn acknowledged the
compliment from high quarter, aud inserted the puff
in his advertisements in columns the and proof
the existence Of this well conducted Journal will be
rled by the extensively published advertisement
Great American Remedy into sections where that tai
entcd book never reached would have reached
otherwise. Reader Vauyhn's Mixture is great article
Call at Agents and ask for pamphlet See columns
w. p Russell Aren't
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C. We cut the following from IA
vorite song by Wing seer -
| had a dream the other night, when all
around was still;
thought saw Old Kinkerhook ga going
doom the hill"
A cabbage stump was in his mouth, the
tear was in his eye,
Says he, we're beaten, North and South,
but JOHNNY" don't you cry.
Old lack Taylor has the start of me.
He comes from Buena Vista,
He's the Peoples Nominee.
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The HISTORIAN BtsHop, Mar Yohan-
an, who visited this country, few years
since. had been communicated from the
HISTORIAN Church. by the Patriarch. for
his adherence to PrGtestantisms The mis-
sionaries regard his adherence to them
and the truth which they teach, in spite Of
the excommunication of the Patriarch, as
substantial reason for believing him to be
actuated by true Christian principle.
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Mr.. CLAY's INDIsposr1IoN.-The Den

Mr.. GAYS INDrsPosITIoN.-The Dem
Oerot (says the Louisville JournaD makes
mention of report that Mr.. Clay did not
vote on Tuesday The following article
from the Lexington Atlas explains the
matter. 1t was certainly Mr.. Clay's wish
and intention TO vote for Gen. Taylor:
eve regret to learn that Mr.. Clay has
been very seriously indisPosed for several
days, So much so that he has not been a
BILE 10 come to town."
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General Taylor Never
SurrenderS

The Wings of Middlebury and vicinity, are
notified that there will be ratification of the
election of Gen. Taylor to the Presidency, and
billiard Fillmore to the Vice Presidency ofthc
United States, at the
VERMONT HOTEL
Tuesday Erening, Nov. 2lst.
The Committee appointed at meeting of
citizens held u: the Court House on Thursday
evening last, respectfully report the following
ORDER oE EXERCISES.
The Wing Club viii meet at the Torn
Room, 1-2 past O'Clock, p W. Two address,
cs and song for the occasion may be expect
ed.
THE PROCESSION
will form, by torch light, at l-2 past seven o.
clock z. NJ, at which time the public build
ings on Court square will be illuminated, and
bon6res lighted. After moving through the
principal Streets, the procession will pro-
coed TO the Vermont Hotel, where public
supper will be provided.
OFFICERS OF THE EVENING.
President,
Hon. HORACE EATON.
Vice Presidents.
Hon Horatio Seymour, Hon, Peter Starr,
Hon VIM. Nash, Jona Hagar, ESQ :,
DIR. u. Bass, Ozias Seymour, ESQ,
Joseph Warner, Esq, J. s. Bushnell, Esq,
Jason Davenport, Esq, Ira Allen, Esq.
MGrshdls.
Col W. S. johnson,
Col. d. s. Church,
Capt. j. Cobb,
Capt. c. Nj. Simmons.
By order of the Committee of Arrange
ments.
j. S. BUSHNELL, Chairman.
Tickets to Supper may be procured at the
Vermont Hotel
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REMOVAL.

The subscriber has recently removed his Book
BISDERY to the south end of the Bridge, in this
village, room No. Nichols Buidin g, third story,
where he will attend to calls as usual in his line
of business,-such as reminding old Books, or
repairing, as the case may be. Also. Maga=ines,
and Periodicals of all kinds bound in good style.
Blank Books, such as Records. Ledgsrs, Jour
mails, &C. ruled & bound in a workmanlike man.
ner He solicits the patronage of the public and
assures them that work shall be done in a durable
and workmanlike manner.
H. RICHARDSON
Middlebury Nov. ls48. eo:3w
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JUST RECEIVED.

At the stores of the undersigned large and fresh sup
ply of HERRIcKS SUGAR COATED FAMILY PILLS, and
Kid Strengthening Pasters These cheap and every whore
popular medicines taking the place Of other kinds
5000 Boxes ofhese pills sold each day. the utmost
thusiasm prevails each part of the country where they
known Persons wishing use the best pill ever
Ell, VIII rtanly buy these. Call the agents. purchase
box should they not peaoc YOU them take your
money The undersigned ysur eitizcns-you know
them-they you'd not deceive you therefore try them
Osng to the immense popularity of these excellent Pills
some unprinciped persons have attempted make
thing they cal Sugar Coated Pills and understand some
arc for Sale in this Of the eoury Therefore for
Herricks Sugar Coated Pills, and get them none
Orders must be directed to "Herrck & Co" Principal
Office Albany, n Y, and for sale by w p Russell Mid
diYbury Catlin Wright, Orwell Kent Wright Shore
ham F. P. Fletcher. Bridpot w. s. Browa Addi son; T.
C. Smith. and NJ W. Kinsey Monkton and by Druggist.
and MeIchants in every town and VILLAGE 30
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MARKED,

On the 10th inst, by Rev. S. G. Coe.
Mr.. GEORGE w. NICHOLS, to Miss RHoDA
F. CARR, all of this place.
In Monkton, on the 9th ult.. by Ros-
well Atwood, Esq Mr.. WILLIAM B. THoM-
AS, of Salisbury, to Miss d. FIDELIA AT
WOOD, of Monkton.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

srAsURY FoRD.-The Cleveland Plain
dealer says, that Gen: Seabury Ford, the
Governor of Ohio, made speech at the
headquarters o.. that city. 1.-The eth, in
which he explains the policy which had
kepf'him silent. duringlhe campaign with
regard TO his Presidential preferences. He
voted for Taylor, and reioiced at his cleo
ton.
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MiddleburV Female Seminary

The Winter Term of this institution will
commence on Wednesday The goth December,
and continue FOURTEEN WEEKS. Ample
provision has been made for imparting instruc-
ton in French, Music, Oil Painting and
Drawing while the usual high aim of perfec-
ton, in the Scientific and Literary depart
ments, will be kept constantly in view.
Terms of Tuition, as heretofore.
S. PEARL LATHROP,
90: PRINCIPAL.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

GIRLS INDICTED FOR RroT.-The Grand
Jury of Allegheny county, Pa, have found
bills against several of the girls who stand
charged with having participated in the
riots in Allegheny city, a few months ago.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-21

Stores Yearlngs SO tos11; 2 year old,
S14 to IS; years old, SI7 to SPA.
Working Oren-Sales at 500, so, IS, 81 and
100.
Co,cs and Calres-S1s, 20, rs, 80, SO.
.Sheep-s1, 25, $50. LIS, 200 and $50.
.Swine-S l-2 "a fat hogs 1-2.
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and Kid Strengthening Plasters.
These Pills are warranted under penalty oil
900 Dol lars,
not TO contain any mercury or any mineral med.
/ cinc. Our daily sales throughout the world
now exceed nine thousand boxes. OF our Kid
Strengthening Plasters, the call for them is
greater than our ability 10 manufacture. The
utmost enthusiasm exists IN all parts of the
country Our Agents are gentlemen dfthe first
respectabiity-they are your neighbors, you
know them. Persons wishing TO use the best
family pill ever known should by these, call on
our agents, purchase box, should they not
please you return them and get your money
! We have received at the principal office within
the past year, certificates of more than 5000
fcurei performed by HERRICK'S PILLS and
Plasters, over 5000 of them were considered
beyond all hope They are the cheapest and
best pills known. Each pill is beautifully coat.
ed with pure white sugar. Each box contains
80 pills, a smaller number is required for dose
than of any other pill known, their operation be-
ing so certain, thorough, yet mild, that all who
use them recommend them. Owing to the i'm
mense popularity and gigantic sales of these
pills some unpri7cipled persons have made
something they call Sugar Coated Pills, and we
un lerstand some are for sale in this part of the
country We have observed another pill float
ing around the country, called the Indian Veg
etable pill, made without doubt TO sell for Her
rick's Vegetable pills, look out for frauds, some
of these men attach the word Doctor 10 their
names TO give them the appearance Of respecta-
bilty. Always ask for HERRICK'S SUGAR
COATED PILLS and get them or none. Our
pills sell for IS cts. par box, with full directions;
our Plasters IS "a cts. All orders must be ad-
dressed TO HERRIcK & Co, Principal Office No.
6 James Street, Albany, N. Y. The following
gentlemen are our agents:
VIM. P. Russell, Middlebury; Ira Bingham,
Cornwall ]. F. Benson, Whiting; l. C. Saw,
yer, Sudbury; G. w. PaImelee, Bristol; A.
P Roscoe, New Haven Kent Wright, Shore
ham F. P. Fletcher, Bridport; w. S. Brown,
T. C. Smith, Monklon; NJ. w Kin
sley, Monkton Ridge; Catlin & Wright, Or
we'll; Marcus Hall, Hinesburgh Volney Ross,
Brandon; S D. Winslow, Pittsford.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Reported for the Traveller.l

THURSDAY. Nov. l6.
At market, 900 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores,
IA pairs Working Oxen, So Cows and Calves,
$500 Sheep 600 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cdale-Advanced from last
week. First quality,sS; I'd do, IS, rs; Sd do,
SIS.
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Adams's New Arithmetic.
REVISED EDITlON

ms valuable School Book contains the characteristics
SUCH corrections additions as the wants of te s
. mas been already very extensively adopted in
qualified approval ~ >o -N'> WI
New Arithmetic Is almost tho only work on A.
used IN extensive sections Of New England /,
u IN part OF the United Statss and in the State
one hundred and fifty Eve Academies which reported to the
OF the University in l54T II has been adapted to
translated and repubshed in Greece. Notwitbstandn-
me multiplication Of Ari,hmeties made up. many of them
% ne Of this work. it has steadily increased in
the public favor and demand.
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10000 pounds

-
ST. Croix s. PR. Sugar.
1000 pounds Crushed and Bolted Sugar,
500 do. Loaf de-
1900 do Java and Rio Coffee,
400 do. Pepper and Pniento.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia.
Ginger, Rice, Pearl Starch,
Indigo, Bar Soap, Alum.
Salt Petre, Salaratus,
Soda, Campn0r, Cream Tart
Magnesin, Rhubarb, Castor Oil
DRESS MAKING.
Mrs. Z. E. RIPLEY, having Erss received
from New York, the latest Fall and Winter
Fashions, for Dresses, Cyoals, &C. She would
take this method to inform the Ladies of Mid
d1ebury and vicinity, that she intends carrying
on theabove namedbusiness, at the House form
erly occupied as Millinery Shop, by Mrs r.
Cleveland, situated on Pleasant Street, few
doors North of the Congregational Meeting
House.
She would respectfully solicit share of
patronage.
81 Cutting and Blasting done on short no
flee. Also, Plain Sewing neatly executed.
Aliddlebury, Oct 80, lS4s. 27:4w
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Ounces and Apples.

100 Bbls assorted Winter Crafts, best varieties,
picked and packed by hand.
bbIs Ounces, in prime order, just received FROM
Orleans CO., n. Y, >, ahd-for sale at the store Of
Oct. 3lst. E, VALLETTE.
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Just Received

At the stores of the undersigned, large and
full supply of HERRIck's SUGAR COATED PILLS
and Kid Strengthening Plasters.
These Pills are warranted under penalty of
5000 Dol liars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
Books & Stationary, Music for the
Piano & Guitar. Wall Paper. &c.

WE have inst received, and are now opening,
w ourSpring supply Of the above articles,
They comprise good assortment of Theolo-
gicai, Historical, Miscellaneous and School
Books. OF the latter we have all the varieties
commonly in use; and will promptly furnish to
order any books we may not have on hand, at the
lowest cash prices.
Also every variety of STATIONARY: CON-
prising Cap, Post, Wrapping, and fancy Papers,
Drawing paper, perforated and plain Bristol
Boards, Letter and note envelopes. Black, Blue,
Red and Indelible Ink, Ink Powder, States. both
English and German, Steel Pens, Quilts, Sealing
Wax, Waters in quarter pound boxes .Mathe-
matical instruments, Portfolios, Gold Pens, Gold
and Silver Pencil Gases, Rogers best Penkniyes.
Bonnet boards, blank Books Of all kinds, with
every variety Of staple and fancy Stationary usu-
ally called for in this market
Also large assortment OF MUSIC Cor the
Piano, Guitar and Band Every variety Of mu-
sic promptly furnished to order
The highest price will be given for Rags.
d. STEELE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
Lnnking Glass lannf.

GAMSON CslAilSS, No. l38 and II6 Balfi-
- more Strees Uniforms hist friends and the pub
lie, that he has On hand an abundant supply OF
French and German Plates oil every size. and or
very best quality and that be manufactures
FRAMES, an6 docs every Kind Of GLIDING
in the best mansar according 10 the most modern
and approved style. He respectfully invites The
public 10 examine his establishment, and work
now ready for delivery, which for workmanship,
elegance and style, cannot be exceled in this III
any other country
Helwill manufacture and dispose Of all arti-
cles in his line stfhe very lowest prices, and re-
spectfully solicBsa continuance ofihe liberal pa
tronage heretofore received.
Baltimore O.sfsf 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
Bargainsl Bargainsl Bargains!
The Harpers-Ferr Cash
STORE.

HERE is the Store for Bargains, as sell for
Ii Cash, and cash only. Goods can be sold
much cheaper for cash; and cash dealers would
do well to givceuie acail, as | intend to wait on
customers with the greatest attention, and give
full satisfaction tpsdealers also invite the at
tention of my old customers, the citizens Of Har-
pers-Eerry and surrounding country, to giNcane
a call Come. come, citizens and countrymen,
one and all! My Stock j. well selected and
large, and at falIfview Twill eadeayor to emu
merate part Of the articles, such as follow
Prints OF various quality mouslanes, shalleys
and ginghams, which can be sold low; large
lot OF brown and bleached Cottons, together with
a large stock OF Hosiery and silk and cotton
Gloves and Mits. all colors and cheap; large
stock of silk, wersted and cotton Shawls, and
dress Handkerchief: gentlernens silk and oil
dressed Handkefchiefs-togetheT with large
stock Of Groceries, Sugars, Coffee, Moasses,
Teas, Loafand Lump Sugar clieap-alsd a large
and full stock .pf Eonfectionaries, Candies, Raj
sins, Figs Prunes 0rapges, Lemons Almonds
FiIbeFts, English Walauts and Cocoa MUS
Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, and French, Belona
Sausages-Also a large stock Of Tin-ware
cheaper than fFer. Quecnsware and Earthen-
ware very cheap togeiher with large lot Of
Silver and common, Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold
Rings. Gentlcmeffs and Ladies Gold Breast Pins,
a very handsome aot of common Jewelry, cheap
and very HANDSOME, fancy WoEk-boxes, a large
lot Of Perfimery, Fancy Soups large lol La
dies and Gentemens Combs assorted. very good
10 common, and In. short various qualities Of
Musical Instruments Silk Cotton, and Buck-skin
Purses Watch and Guard Chains, Clocks, Look
ing Glasses, Tea Walters, Buckets, Baskets,
Brooms, Segafs, Snuff, Soap, Candies, Shad,
Mackerel, Herring. Bacon, Lard. Flour. Corn
Meal, Cncumbef Pickles in Jars, Pepper Catsup,
Tomatodo., and every cher article Of 5 hundred,
90 tedious 70 enumeraie. All is al fun view, 49,
Come and see for yourselves Also, Country
Produce will IL taken inexchange for goods
This store can be found down On Hotel Square.
lear the Potomac Bridge. No pains shall Be
pared, but bargains given
JACOB NlSSWANNER.
L.. rt<~v.& s7Ch0 64
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Fancy and Variety Si5re.


GTRAIN'S improved sand Balls aad Tables.
- for CLEANSING. whitening and heaSfifylng Inc
hands aides Riding. Gardening. q Painting,
ana GentieIDen s|Npoting. hunting. fshiBg. row.
ing, cFicketing 81, or any other anlils<ntenf or
exerton preiudicial 10 the hands. win .pd the i'm
proved SAND WASH BALLS & TABLETS.
pleasingly elicacions in remegine ali Hardness.
Stain. Richness, and all others Cnian.sous Dislig-
urenient; preventing Chapping. and rendering
The skin soti, fair and pliable
From the nice combination Of Balsnmic Ingre
dients introduced into the composition. they form
a fne Creamy Laiher, with tie hardest or Sea
Wafer. which renders them very desirable for
Salt Wafer Baths. They produce ile most soft
ening and refreshing sensation and will b. found
an excellent substitute for the Flesh brush.
They are highly recommended 10 Captains Of
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with foreign
countries, as they will retain their virtue in any
climate. For sale al &C. RERRYiS
Fancy and Variety Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
SHlNNONDALE SPRINGS.


IHHIS favnrite resort, for the invalid as vell a.
Il the pleasure seeking voiary, Is now open for
The reception of The public To- the citizens ol
this region, nothing Is needed in COMMUNICATION
lof the allFaetiveness Of the Iocofion-lhe Ieanty
LOT its varied and picturesque secuery--or the
medicinal virtues Of the waters.
The most ample preparations have been made
10 Accommodate all who may paironize these
SPRINGS the present season. in 4 manner equal
20 that Of any other WATERING PLACE 10
Virginia. The Proprietor returns his acknowl-
|edgnenls 10 those who 50 literally parronized
him the laet season and hopes they may seek out
as resort Tor the present
II Notice will be given hereafter as 10 the
time of holding the public Balls.
Ter The proprietor wilIfun fine Coach TO
and from the Springs 10 Charlcst0wn, ever day
on the arrival of the cars from Baltimore and
Winchester. ~
BoaRp.-s9 first week, - second, or $50 per
month. JOHN J. ABELL.
Juue & I9f9-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
WHEAIFlELD HOTEL,
Baltimore. Md.

HvHIS Hotel IL situated On Howard Street
Il two doors North of Baltimore Street, and
in the ifnmedidte vicinity Of the business part Of
the city. itcoptains upwards Of 100 rooms ma
ny of which are Parlors, with Bed Rooms adioin-
ing, suitable fisr families. u has been thorough
~ furnished w5th|new and elegant ftirnififre AM,
all the accommodations to be found in any Hotel
Iinthe east
The Proprietor flafiers himself that his long
experience in the business will enable him SO 10
conduct the establishment in every department as
to render entire satisfaction 10 all his guests
Merchants, travellers, &C., visiting Baltimore,
viii find il healthy and desirable location.
J. MCINTOSH, PRoPRIEToR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17

VsHE ond.s<ssne1 fas,..s of the e.,.,. a.
" William O. ,0aI.ea. deceased. uIsl. Il 81.
va'e sale, he F.sE xe.aaale FARM known 81
% cn1fle>ioun lelefson county. Virginia. ibin-
ing Ne arms e{ n. 7. Opie and Ms. ksri,.
and lying innediait,L o. he Nes, hank al thc
Shenandoah river. There are iuo good springs
of nereriailing wafer. a good brick Drelli6e
HOUSE and oltbQiilipgs This farm IS n,
'nagkao,e ipr is adaptation u he erou,h cf
beautiful on the river - =
There are TWO hundred and eighty ACRES IL
cleared Land, and one hundred and i6lty seven
well Timhered N1kih4 ii an AZ acrcs
Persons wishing 70 purchase can view / Z pre-
mics ~ ealiing q M. George Harris. he pre-
Mr.: Robert Jameson q Alexandria. va. and
p John IL H9sErave. Shcpherlsioxn Jefferson.
county, Va, either personally o. 6y letter. posi-
paid ROBERT JAMESON.
JOHN 7. HAR6RAVE,
June ID, lolo.--tL. IfuNtrs{il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
Charlestown Academy.

TIME ensuing term will commence on Monday
j. the nth Of August next, and continue Eve
months
JOHN j. SANBORN, PRlNcIPAL.
TUITION:
Eaglish Department $40 per anRun,.
Classical d- Mathematical S33a do.
Thorough instruction given in English, Latin,
Greek, and the higher Mathematics to any re-
quired extent
ig Pupils from distance accommodated
with Board on reasonable terms
None admitted except those who engage to
continue from the dag OF admission till the close
OF the session. For the Trustees
N. 5. WHITE, Say.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-08-17
S. & T. q, B o N r,
SADDLE, HARNESS,
Trunk .yEnnuEarfitl.t

Trunk e1AN0WG0ftNcGT
I01 BALTIMORE ST.
(NEAR THE MusEuM,) BALTIMORE,
HAVE constantly on hand and for sale, al We
IL ry reasonable prices, a large assortment of
Gentlemen's and Ladies riding SaDpi.fs, made in
the very best style, and unsurpassed for comfort
and durability. Also-Somerset aud SHAT
TOE SPRING SADDLES.
HaRNEss.-Silver, Brass and Japanned Mount
"a, light and heavy, coach and buggy harness. y
Also wagon and cart harness.
TRUNks-Travelling Trunks of every de-
scription.
SPuRs-Anew and superior article Of Spurs,
which can be attached 10 the heclsof any boot
without trouble, and dispensing with the strap
Fly NErs.-A very large assortment of va
rious qualities colors, and sizes, for harness and
saddle horses.
BaDLEs English and American Brides,
round and dat leather.
WnlPs.-Coaeh, buggy and switch whips
CoiLaRs.-Patent and plain leather coach and
buggy collars. Also. draft collars
Carpet Bags, Saddle Bags, Hand Trunks, La
dies Bonnet Trunks, &c. &c.
Baltimore, June %, l6iS-6m