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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
ELoauESTIspEEcu.

The speech delivered 81 Ogden Hoffman al The
great Union meeting IL New York, was most elt,-
guest lie concluded il with the following spirit
stirring words, whirh we're y applauded 70 the very
echQsn BY the acknowledgement
4 IF the period IF CONVERSATIONAL existence is
to come, let Il sha when all seetions-the
North and the South, the East and the West
are banded tbgether. as in the DAYS of our
revolution, against despotic foe. and let US
perish, if perish we must, ia defence Of our
tiresides. our affairs, and our Union, and lie
down together in tho red grave our swords
have opened fqt as In the ranks ef our enc
mics Let ussresolye by all our strongest
ties to the land lofour homes. by all our mem
orias of the past BIZ allEour hopes for the fu-
ture, that our Union shall not be dissolved
by the rude hands which are now assailipg
il. Or, if oufs ship ofEState must founder,
lether 30 down at the close Of some we'll
fought battle with foreign foe; but let her
netsiak ingloFiously inIa smooth and placid
sea- Rather than She should perish so.'I
would nail orr glorious flag to the mast SIT
every thread Bare sail, and give her to tic
God Of storms-S.the lightningS aud the galeln
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
souooL NOON EXERCISE.

sJohu, bound the State of Matrimony.n
'''rhe state of Matrimony is bounded ION.
the north BY Solitude, on the east by Dou-
| bletrouble, On the south by, Sorosshins on
the vest BY VIBRATION
. What are i'll chief products ~
'.Peevish babies, scolding wives, henpecked
husbands, smoked coffee, burnt ham and
sour pie"
| YWhat is the state Of its climate ~
i tit has more variant temperature than
that Of any other state in existence. In
that portion Of it called Honey moon the
+ climate is salubrious and healthy--the at
mosphere ladened with the sweets of. the
n bowers Of Hythen. In some parts the in
habtsnts experience freezing cold 2recep-
I tion which they expect most warmth, and
in some other parts there is all the burning
4 sensation Of the torrld zone Sometimes =
| fellows houselin the state of matrimony,
! gets too hot to hold him, and, strange to
say, be travels well with all speed, not to,
but from the poles, where cold is generally
Supposed to exist ID Il
Sarah, has Join given acorrect outlize
bf the state Of Matrimony e.
"Canit say, sir--neyer was in that state.
Bill Simpkins gave me an invitation, the
, III.
Eretura I'll answer tile question. .
eWeH, Sarah, as you seem to be ignorant
fn geography, 1 will examine youth gram.
mar Take the sentence marriage is
civil contract Parse marriage
"Marriage is hnoun because its pame.
And though Shakespeare asks what's ia a
name, and says that rose BY any other
Eame would smell~as sweet, yet marriage
being noun, and therefore name, shows
that the rule established by the Bard Of Avon.
las least one Exception. For marriage is
Certainly Of very great Importance, and being
noun and therefore tsame. ergo, there Is,
something in admen
"Good Well, what is tie cause of mar
riage 2 Decline it., and seq
"Donit feel at liberty to decline marriage
after having made Bill the promise have.
Had rather conjugate
"Jane car ypu tell Sarah in,whss case
marriage is % ~
Eyes, sir is's common case, and
Wouldn't care if it were a little eommoper.
And spose Sarah went be married week
before its in the printers case
"Can you decline marriage ~
Jane .blushea extremely, and answered,
i'Had rather not, sir
4Well, Sarah, what person is marriage ~
"Second person, sir, because the one Jon
speak to is tie pne who is going to marry. =
What number is marriage 2' @F5
"Plural number now, sir, because Bill and !,
lare two at the present time When the
person ties the knot, marriage will then be.
singular, because the bible says that twain
be one flesh
"What gender is marriage Z"
II s'Commen gender, because either maleFor
femaleFfray get married y
aDoes marriage govern anything, or does
II agree with something ~
Both, sir. Is governs both mankind and
Komsnkind, and as to agreeing, il agrees
with the world and the rest Of mankind 4
"Gire your rule
aMy rule is that Bill shan't grumbIe il I
buy TWO silk dresses year.. and he shan't
have but one teaspoonful Of sugar to two
cups Of coffee &e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
SINGULAR INCIDENT.

We learn that considerable excitement OK
lists in keusingt0u, y IL, in consequence Of
tic finding Of Mr. Gilman Lamprey, of that
place, apparently dead in his chair, several
days since; but who after keeping q week,
exhibits none Of those signs Of real dssih.-
Mr.. LIS up 10 the time be was thus found,
had been IS well as usual and no satisfacte-
ry cause Of this singular state Of things is
yet found WeFare told that, at the end Of
tie week, the dSunienaneo retains its full
color aud that aiside from the unconscious
neSs which has prevailed from tho irst, there
are no indications of death. a few years
since brother dc this person, his wife ard
their SON. allscame to their death by suicide.
TAnle.bRry Mqys.1 Ftidgcr alt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
ROGUE or rAsTE.

/ Th6 New. Orleans Ricaydne giyes-an ac-
count Of gogHe in that city, who, after rob
bldg a gentleman and bis wife, while sleeping,
.of h. gol4l watch, and d lot Of jeuclry, all Of
which waF-suugly Hid under their pillow,
hn3shed up the night adyesture by helping
hiRSelf to "a kiss from the sleeping beauty.
And the Delta contains poem founded on
thHsfact, ID which tile wife i complimenting
thu husband, when awakening in tie morning,
.uHbn the extreme ardor Of his affection,
which had caused Linn to embrace her ten
defiy in Sleep After this, they discover
thtlt the jewelry has !. been taken by thief
anf the wife says, i1Hea ~ felloae ms
hfFc st1ia,t ttet kf5s.1 He was an enter
priBiag rogue, any how. besides having. an
ezecllent taste for good things.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
THE LooKIso GLASS RAT rRsP.

The August number Of the Journal Of the frank
lin Institute contains the specification ofa patented
Mquse-uap This improved mode Of body snateh-
ing IS as follows .
a savory piece Of toasted cheese is sus-
pended ON hook Enterrat. Al small mir
roF is so adjusted that the rat secs his shad-
ow in the glass Gust as Richard did, and
not recognizing himself at first SIGHT, thinks
that some other rat IS aiming for the cheese.
Herushes IN to head ef his rival The board
be treads on is ! deeeiver 1t is supported
by weak spring, probably patent tfuss,l
which yields under his wcighE and precipi
tstes him into lower story Of the trap, whom
the toer flies up to resume its place. An
other rat comes along sees the reflection Of
hgs predecessor rs weilSsIis oN,u, and thinks
two rats are fighting for the cheese In he
gees. down he goes, and so on toties QUOTES.
The advantages of this trap are obvious -
L. eeonomises cheese 1t saves the animal
alive, and affords to mankind and dog kind
re pleasure Of subsequently, killing him at
| their leisure 1t teaches useful lesson
Rats should study optics They should
learn 20 know themselves aud know their
Own faces, when they see it in the glass
Hence our man-ratS are row beginning to
crook the long hair around their lipstana
give them characteristic curl, so that they
may identify themselves by using hairIip
for an earsmark
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
4 WoMAs's aDvANTa CT d.

IA woman may say what She likes to you
gfthout the risk Of getting knocked down
f@it She can take q sncozo after dinner
While her husband has gone to work She
cain dress herselfin neat and tidy shoes for 4
dqIlar, which her husband has to earn and
fork over to her She can take walk on =
pleasant days without the fear Of being asked
tokreat at every cofFee-house she passes
She can psint her face if too pale, or lour
itssf-too red She can stay at home in the
time of war. aad wed again il her husband is
Filled She can wear eorscts, if too thick,
ard other I. filings if.too thin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

TovGH-Sorne of the contemporaries
have been trying to see how rough stories
they could tell the Maine Farmer takes
the rag of the bush" 1t tells crowder Of
2 chap IN Cobhusseecontee-dom, who took q.
gill Of eamphene BY mistake for gin, bgS
whose life was saved by a most ihgeneot:S
process. After the stomach pump and y,
sorts Of means Of restoration had been
in vain, the grpeer's clerk run a 10; :. s s.lsu
NE oatisnts f.Foat, touched a lilo - -. 8.
buraed on The camph,nc! I-,.4.a4 = {, -
ton was the consequences
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
TnE HOWE OF TASTE:

The home that all admire is not made BY
tha upholstcrsor cabinet raaker-by riche car
p.ts, rosewood, mahogany, aud gliding. It
must have the bland, shments Of true polite
nsss and kindly dispositions, that always
crdate beauty taste, cpntentment, and love
Of home, whether in palace, cottage, or cabin.
The hong of taste is always moae ornamen-
ted BY the architectiof nature, than by the
artifcer. Shrubs, fruit trees, flowers, and
green grass, in their season, all lend their
charms and help to make uptthe tout enssn,-
6kof thehome of taste.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

~ A clerayma,, of corr,,r IN. s.
sired his clerk to rive natica tb . 49, -
Mouto De no services in the afternoon, as be
was going to otficiatc Tor another clereymap
The clerk, as soon as The sermon was ended.
rose up with all due gravity, and called ont
Il am desired to give notice that there
will be no service this afternoon. as Mr.. 4.
is going q fishing with another clergyman
Mr. Il Of course corrected the awkward.
yet amusing btusdsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
POETRY.
(Ffsza nc Heptr Jsur4et
THE sTEP-DAUGHTER.

she i not mine, and 10 ny hsaEt
PERHAPS she 4 less dear
Than ilis,se or whom my life are part
This is lhe sin fear
And eTer ia tho dread d err,
BIZ laxIng those the best,
More gInile have been 10 het,
PeEha ps than all Ibe rest
Hassany iitfle fault occurred,
Thai may Te5Hke damand,
4 IRE can speak hastY word.
TX Or tn Gliding hand
{ An angels face comes fiiiting by
With looks 50 sad and miti--
f A voice floats softly from the sky
7 Wonidsi harm my orphan child I
No--eitncss itsl and AID atoTrs
III I'll cherish her rs mine,
I OF may lose her fathers lore,
- A i5Fe that ofsce 1as thine /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Now il happened the Californiap =.

Now it happened the Californian was !
good friend Of Bittles, and that tbs storv e
Bittles' fortune was absolutely true Is 1.
ing been robbed Of every ounce 81 III ia
I earned gold dust on bis way home So /,
may be supposed he called on Griff;n with !
very lugubrious and Mpe- begone air
| { My dear boy, said Uncle Bin. & I'm d.
lighted TO see yon, and pleased Il hear II
your luck welcome Fou. as nv sor.;p.
law. But what the deuee is the mater with
YOU 2"
thousand dollars at the mines
yery hard luck ( ihterrupted the old
gentleman, chuckiiag
But ON my way homt | was robbed of
every ounce and how how can claili your
daughters hand r.
Sampson Bitties said Uncle Bill very
eunningly. : if you layn got City thousand
collars yon deserve to daye it nuu We work,
Cd hard enough to get it You shall have
my daughter and the marriage shall be eele7
brated to morrow night La anticipation be
your return, | have had you published T.
Aud while you're talking wits Mary Ill
draw check for $50 000 so at you may
90 into partnership with j sufficient capital
But, sir. I'm beggarh H
so much the better Youfl work hard
/ CIR to increase your fortur
/" Ny dear sir how can i thank Won 81 I.
BY making my girl good husband j.
There 60. go, and tell Mary the news 7
Bittles did tell Der tie aews, and they were
married He went into business on tic ffiy
thousand furnished him by his faiherin law.
aud was % very prosperous that Uncle Bill
was more convinced tbaucyer that-the story
was irregular Manchausen. Once or twice
tie tried TO report il, but the old gentleman
always cut it short with
l know all aboutit Had It put ia tile
.4Hcrs toe. Ell 4 Oh i Vas terrible IF
.faigl
Lost your allN PooE fsllaw Wei. /
madeit up to ~, and INV | wont hear am
other word about it
When Uncle Bill departed this life Ills
immense property was fIand % be equally
divided betweenhis &angl r astl son Ill TAIN
the testator bcguealledT 10 r5e h4iter ,his
share to compensate i'm for tie los, lie sus-
tanned on his return from California Tile
Old miser had died IL TIA full belief tIiat
Bittles never lost the COLA dust
T.IaEK9INSt S.I:N..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
'C0STU NE HALL,

c0ANEh lar pRAfP Sis 4 GESfSs Atskfr STAGE
tr.orUsNt; WAREKGilssE.
v-r,,,v, u, .lli.I,,,.,, ,.nn,5
M s N 4. us - ~ ), 49,,
IsslEs'sals g'.'' wy IN, :, $500 ~,
~" Fie's't9 VS. e ne + Wv
FALL AND WfNffH !t'siffoNs!
Tegether with rich assortment q Goods adapted
tgthe COMING seassln consisting a
ENGLISH LO1'HS3 On STi't1if BEAVERS, .
PILOf,Ss ANpI'ELII'OI'C odIINaS
A new article for OFERSACHS AND BU Mes
COATSl Also splendid Ss>orimeptot
FREf$Clig AND ENGLISH
CAs~IMTRL:S AND poESkINS,
r. H. ,ags, r,.,rtsy tb;. s,,.ar
nYcn yEsTIN o4s.
~ 80 snl ~ lonst,n,l, r.,.;,,rIr NJ, S,y.l
y vrSff.t NJ pls,, -.
-, N ,l.nn,1rx w t.I.,t.>s III,
-, \, .ssI, -, -, -
sfti.~S - I,S1s n, -, l,1'ttsS
al allsIaae. arstfalo,.
CUR CUSTOM " aerl
IL ctr asis NJ ,ns III Us e.,i s. 4 #
Stylc and MrrstH&n>hip Is We tags Is aitt 4
/ tFr Satisfaction, anal II greatly rtsases 54ie
ESEAOh.al& DE EstgNSs
PefsdtIs in MAI, .. READY 4SoE 1Ia4Ed
Ing, a.s particularly irsn toea@ aa5 Seatee
anr Stuck before saireAasisg sewhsFe a 4au,
ufacture al qualities oi
FAsuIoxA ciuruI
Ana 49, sss,,f,rsnt ~ ,h, s,,i.i,. a, III ,5,s
lsre ,thlsh 81 i, ,nseasrs 80, ,,..,,
II procuring an sstiele d euslity when es,'nst
be oAlsiAcd in anF other CioaAi, Establishment in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
GentIemcn's Goods.

I EE;;..H HARRIS. has 5as;. returned from Balti-
j &$s Philadelphia aad New Ytifk win the
ereases variety 81 the MOST FASHION snLn AND
rts;rs.: IfaapS lobe found Cor Asas mid Bbvs
HFsss: Fit faliefS himself tbaS from his loig lex-
reFisE ~ lAe Purchasing oi goods and @paFticu-
iarsEs:Ffs branch, neae car spraass his present
sfoe 80 ssaiie Ne II adv to show an who wiis la
vor SsaIHtxtta Il cali He ,edges himself 10 sell
thenf ~ law as aaa other hauSe and on The most
peass.E terms His s,ec. IS mach larger than
nSuas;: kis most respectfully solicitS call from
The ss:slemenof our town and county.
II QsSSaxr IA $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
] Fo,. the GentIeIllen.

q VfEKIOR French Cloth:
= Is sek. Csarl and 0iiveEloths;
HStk and Fancy cassj neres
Eaastul CaSSinlere vesliug4 SIX do
SIS Pocket Handketchieiss Linen DO;
N she as rtmrat o Six Cravats
Rain and Fancy Hs~isry Of every description
Qa;fS Hats, Gloves. SC. far sale cheap ~
OrS JR TATE Il H0OFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Splendid Stock Of Fail nsy G6oas.
ONE PRICK ON.
Hamilton EaefeF Il Co.,


INVITE Ty4E Asrrr yrtf,ss -
f.sasf ut,ssh $3.50 M f,str -. ~ rs.a1 ~ n,
0OoDS rps.llv ~ AIR ..,, i,,7..y.,.sJS .ses
will * E,nrea ,,ss.gh ~. ,
ever atFerod IL RaIIi,ss,fr ss'ss 49,. =,
which III la.rgss. t,F,,.s n ,,a,,,.ss & 49,
IneInded, r,fft - f,., M ,rs $3.50 - ii !.
Drs.s Sit, s.es; ,,,,,,, ~: TO-. 49,
f7eA hlarE ss,ss IL. .s, $500 81
ssripd. tesItf6 1890 fsr,s. fg,a,. tIis s.ls
Agur'd and plxia Sal,n Dc Chine.s. 10 chaas.able
and soiid eos6tss very handsome P5uit az Sole 10
spsif eolprs evening Dress SilE. in white aud
light eolgss, beautiful TaTieIy; Bohnet and Nil
lleery Silks IN great variety MotIcs Marcel ines:
Fiofeneesi &e.
DRESS GOODS.
iitch spsss &nd ptass I4ssis~is J: sgpe4ar s.s.h-
mercsi rich pointed Caskineres ara Hsu.eifes
fral hgufd DE Lanes for chil,iseb plain Moase-
lines ~ modes ami high colsf., ehanxrabJs L,a
nese Cloths; Cebafss StlSsnies. tsi.tlfasY IL 4
cheap Meas@Ifs~s and II hiner.s ~ n, ts.f,,t-
priced Dress eiosd4 ii, eyer, yalisIs d ne4 ],
signs many sisscl ar IA sssl;s shl & elrls
stveIy To oar A1fss ~ ysrccs i4ngif, eFss ~
French Mefsn9s IA Iii c,.lsry. 10 .aste I, I }a
eIish Mefinos a6d SIX s.fp v.f.f-- t.sta. N
this acpsfiaeEt - sls,i iAsx .sss. 81 y IN
tazines ahd HsaihAe G0-55s Il srf3 5s4sIsl !.
embracing he al1si ierg shsa III iig-rk '.GA
Second INCOMING Bs4,i Eoiee aSf5s q 8-Is.a ~,
Mourning
d. LINEN GOODS and noe p,.NH.t.HisstE
FABRICS 1e h~fc Fa'ie han q tH7isi Z.
Ssrki indRa,ng li.i vetf Hes' Sasrfap L4'.s6s ~
hirhAfdspn atsd hffk iif', ~ PNs"s I5est4.
u al widths5 Linen site-iias. e. yfrF t,s TIT
titn; Gotten AhettEg, sapr haH.F 3iNE
Flesnels. Table AMI Piano CoNets tfefttatl.
sAd Floor Cloths5 II Il siaih ana ~ - ~
Crufnb t-i5lhs Tdbe Ddmasks f3Aats 4, Nap
hins; Tpwslllngk, STAR Ltoens. Feh CEtlain
Geods II yatiohs As is lac $50 myisIaa.t.sr-
tstasf wqrsi7i Danissks sad NJ e 48s5A
every ARTICLE in the Dr. q OILS tn ahlcA Il. f.ts4
required Eby IIausekeepers nose. Seam Sc
THIsIsi;Awj, H,p4st
Contains a ra,sl extensive s,'. .bi5II55E..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

~ Alboy AZ the age of ten years was
sent to school for the first time. The teach
er,to test bis information, asked him, Who
made yoal" 1.-The boy could not answer =
The teacher told him the properanswer, and
desired tue boy to renaenberit Some hours
after, the teacher repeated the question. =
The boy rubbed his head in great agony, and
al length answered, IswoW I've forgot
the gentleman's name"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
4 T:IaiNIN s,uxa.

d "a ieR ea,- (. 60.
An affair oceuifed ii our exhibition on
Tuesday last Of VI moss iatensely exciting
aud terrific desc Apiion and which hut fap
tile iutrepidity. Aripnai,i presence &c mind
Of Van Ambarg& would certainly have re-
suited in the hofT'Ele asath-of our old friend
Signor Hydralgc The circumstances were
as follows ~ Tatput .nineo clock. Signor
hydralgo ln the cage in which had
been placed ouf g1st Panther, the Ben
gal Tiger, tKc AfriYtn Lioness the spotted
Leopard a,cougar, ahd the Hyepa The ex.
hieltfon proceeded 4ie Hydralgo seemed to
have the ANIMALS completely under his con
trnl and thn iapfn eoh,,al l. III,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

~ pr Parr,s said young student
once to tAe old lingnist, 'lets you and 1
write Book Very WE'LL" replied the
doctor Hput in all that know, and all that
>y1u donA know, aud ven make bis one. ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Dolraestfcs.

vi D OWN Coston;
Z III "A do; 81 do;
& klf3 Rleached Costons ~ do
Es#24 Sheeging: Pilluw case Cotton;
Diapers cf all Kinds;
Ill T0weIiHgs &r:
~ ssssited and for sale ~
o TATE q H00EsF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
---E-----r ---4s7s Coo
HORRORS or .kNklklGt..i

The CINCINNATI papers give us sdme sin
gular facts connected With an old bcggar
woman named Elizabeth MorelockI whose
death lately ocedfred inthat city She died.
In the night, and in the evening Il lighted
candle was placed upon stand beside lie
bed, her idiot daughter. sfrightful looking
bunch back, being the only attendant
though for part Of the time the pAysician
was present. The old woman opened her
eyes, and pcreeiying the burning candle, or
dered it 10 be blown ont, saying that she
could not afford to pay forit When frst
taken>sielz she ordered the chest which was
after her-deatb. found to contain nearly four
thousand dollars in gold. to he placed beside
her bed and she kept it within reach Of her
arms during the whole bf her sickness and
when the death struggle came on. aud khe
was told she must die, she flung herself UPON
the chest, and claFed at+it. ia Ter wild ayara.
cious frenzy, until she tore tie yery nails
from her fingers, and thus embracing tie i'll
cotton treasure. her spirit took its eight
An old stove in the room was found after
her de- tn, to contain considerable amount
of silver and copper coin carefully slowed a.
way The. money and effects have BEEN
plaeed 70 sne hands Of alp executor appointed
BY the court In ls4O when small change
was scarce, TINS woman made handsome
speculation BY selling fYe auadred dollars
worth at one time to single individual -
This money was accumulated bv beerary.
By herself and her idiot daughter TIE lat
ter was generally foggea upon her returning
home at night, when she did not make =
geod gay Work Of u and was always whipp-
s s,l ue'oes me was sent out in the morning
the cries o. the poor creature, while under
tae lash q her avaracieus mother. have fire.
qaeatly excited sae Indignation Of the neigh
borhocd, The poor idiot herself was After
wards under an attack Of the cholera. and Is
probably numbered with the ,lead-Er
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22
Groceries.

DRt Ne Rio cotfee; Java dino,
II 9rfs4n Loaf sand Crushed Sfsgsass.
tts ATea, Moiaes<S
II esten ) rap, prime article ioE table slse.
az III TaTE d HooFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-11-22

DID Lexis, Scissors shra,. ,-.sVv r,,,hs
ne afe ssserunsn, 81 Pocket Knives. for
49, VI -. TATE ii H00FF
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HEAv Y1G0oDS For FK8M HAM =
fSEENsAN1S IEt

We haFe on hani cpefy dl'eript50n RI q ~
tering intp general ohnsnnpian; gBsi Eesbm6 1, <
give satisfaction ~ he eoHsunieF "a espNel6b ",
are enabled from W extent OF our bad uess Il hay
onilhe very best tefnis and sci siS a@3srsse 4 #
Having fiji every article h1ea p, #x lsth s.E
ahatemcft.) rsrsoas nst filipaeqNsulld with tae
value of Goods, haze every ss.;igbuce t64t il
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