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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
COSTUME HALL,
e0axEn o. fRATf ST., cfATak SFAaAkf -.
CLOTHING wAREHOUSn

-
| CLOTHING WAREHOUSES
rTsHE rupTIetor of fhe hove sssablshs;hni Eonld
- ressertfdlly inform The eiiixens n bAhtmswe
and gieiSfir th&f Ee kas received fF0En ksI0pe he
FAl.L AND HINTER FASHioSsf
Tpgeihef Win a rich askoFfsent 81 Goeas aaapeed
e the tussing eeasoDs consisting 81
SUREFFYNE FRENCH GERMAN AND
VnGLessH tLoI'hsSs CASTOR DEA yER:s
PILtz5iSs md 4SELIT0T COAT1NGS
A new aF(cte fur OVER AcKs AND BUSHES
Coats AiFoss splendid assortment p
TRENCH AND ENGLISH
CASSIMERES AND DoESkINs.
Of me mass desifasle sssles imported his season
kIACH EsTINcs.
Wehavek FndHafe con- tantly reeeiying, New Styles
Of YES 1frtsS, consisting ii Plain and Figured
SIE.k $50 IfoOLLEsf r9gLpETSs FY{5
BRElls:AN STRIPED CASHsfERES,l
SILKS, SAITyS9 AND YALENCIAS Il
<Of aifshssies and coIors
oft5 R @ STo.Af WORK
j GIN ASs aaps 10 the bert rnannerand as regards
Style anA I'M drkmanshfp Ii warranted FOL gtfe en- !
lire Satisfaction, and az greatly reduced prices
READK-MADE CLOTHING.
Persons 10 want qf READY-SADE GLoTH-
tNG3are particularly invited 20 cali aud e1amiae
ayr STOCK tat9rt purchafing elsewhere, as wemaAz
ufaegure Nis qualities ~
Fla sHlDHN Able. CLOTHIS Gil.
And sSur aSsoFtmeat of that article is al all:times
large wh{fh offers purchasers great indnestneht
Of procurssg an article Of quality which cannot
be Qhlaine5 many otAef Clothing Establishment Id
The City \,
We have ia hand ard arecon{ SANITY manufacturing
GARMENTS or EVERY VARIETY,
FROM asHE BEST MATERIALS. in THE
MpSE APPROVED STYLES, FOR FALL II
AND WINTER WEAR,
-z N CONSISTING of E4
SEHToET. SACK AND PELiToT
s: 0X Err GOA rs,
or all coF9fs qualities ard 4izes. from Sc 30 4 so
IS Stand upwards,
+ ROSS SACK AND IOEERCoATS.
IA large assorimen, Of Boys Sack and Oyercoats,
20 per ceas.less than the usual plices. !.
SUPREME FRoCK AND DRESS COATS, I
VII MADE FRhM
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
IN THE. LATEST FASHION. vi
LARGE sTbeK or
TWEED COATS PANTS AND VESTS. ~,
Wehare large Assormeut,ofs
TWEED tFRocKsEA ND SACKS,
& Ngw ARTICLE. 3,
FOREST 5ACKS, FOR STORMY WEATHER +
PA tai Looms, @
From S&nsf Firench Doeskhs \
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
.of eyery .vareir Of Shade and Color. al Ill. 50
La, =, Esd 3 80 ard upwards
VESTS.
Made from rich veI9eis, Satins, Cashmeres ahd
Yalencias and at all prices
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE, 4
Ceraer If PfaH street aad Centre MarAet Space
H., H. COLE I
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

LETTER or HoS. VIM H SEWARD. The
Albany State Register, Of Saturday publish
es letter from VIM H Seward to Colonel
webb, in February, 1919 This letter the
Register says, was circulated By Stewards
friends among the members Of the New Y ork
Legislature, and caused the Withdrawal of
opposition to his election IS Senator He
pledges himself to the representatives Of the
whole Wing party, and net Of . section or
faction Of 1t, that he will not vainly agitate
the slavery question defining ! vain, agitation
to Be Z that which leads to no practical re-.
suit and pronouncing that agitation verse
than useless, which prosecuted for unattain-
able purposes, puts in jeopardy great exist
ing intsrssts 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
4 TEEroTAL HORSE.

Al an old man and his wife were about to
start in one horse cart. from near Mallory's
Stables; on Thursday evening, the man
placed a jug Of whiskey in the front Of the
cart No sooner had he done 50, thar the
horse threw Up his heels and kicked the jug
to pieces The, old lady, in transport If
delight, threw her arms around the horseis
meek ana Kissed s MIN most alfeetionately, as
much as to ssy, Ayou are right, hess. The
Temperance Society should buy that hoss!,,
tPderAS,g Iassls@r-cey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

A STRONG PtEF.-The Prosideace Jo,tr
a,af alludes to- correspondent of the New
y qrk Courier Plm Enquirer, who writes an
account, of a newiron safe which was exposed
to q heat that epmpletely destroyed itsscom-l
petitor. and from which was taken after the
trial lice rooster and lump IF stamped 5ut.'
tcT The butter was harder than when it
was put in, the. stamp remaining perfect, and
the rooster CAME out alive and well, only suf.i
ferlAg frop the cold, and almost frozen by
the coldAess of the temperature to which he
had been exposed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
PRIDE.

: What is there in the situation bf man that
should inspire him with lofty looks and in
duce him to look down ON his fellow man
with supereiiious contempt He derived
his origin from the dust he is allied with
the beasts that perish, and he is fast hasten:
ing to the grave, where his carcass will be-
come the food Of noisome reptiles He is
every moment depending on superior Be
ing for every pulse that beats and every
breath he draws. ana for al thar he possess
es he is dependent even on the meanest of
his species for his accomm odatiohs and com
forts He holds every enjoyment on the
most precarious tenure His friends may
be snatched III amoment from MS embrace
his riches may take to themselves wings and
fly away : and his health and beauty may be
blasted in an, hour, by a breath Of the wind
Hunger and thirst. cold and heat poverty.
and disgrace sorrow and disappointed, pain
and disease, niingtr, themselves With all his
pursuits ana enjoyments His knowledge
is crcumscribed within the narroKest limits
his errors and follies are glareing and innu
merabc and he stands as an almost uniis-
tinguishable atom amidst the inimensity Of
Gods works SILL with al thefe powerful
Inducements to tie exercise Of humiltys man
Aares be proud. and arrogant. l., -.
Man pe0ud maa.
Dre>s'l iu 4 iiilte Eriet authority
p{as trick. ierl# 4h3Vtn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

~ a lady at the Springs not long since
Being DESTROYS to obtain the recipe for ma
k3ipg certain kind Of pudding, applied to
the superintendent for the same. 1t was
immediately furnished in the following clear
and concise style:
7 Take few eggs, quantity Of milk.
tltingful Of currants i thingful Of wine. three
tllingsful of -four, and then sweeten to yout
taste a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
ChesRut ST. abeEe SeEenth ST.,
wurr anurwrrn

rs rentrai. ID the immediate viefnisTof the most
u important public institutions. the sst and most
fashionable places Of business and tue attractive
public Square Of The city. In the Important re-
auisitcs Of tigMt and ventilation two principal OBJ
lck aimed The recent enlarg and thorough
impfevtment y this Hoases & is not exceeded per
haps, oy any establishment in America. To stFan-
gers therefore is position is peculiarly desirable
The Subscriber returns thanks 10 his friends and
the public fbr Inc liberal patonage they have extend
I'd tohtrn, and assures them thar he wild endeaFof
Is merit i continuance III their favuF4.
june II. 1859. a. =, GLASS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

lAv IRIsH MIsTAKE. Irish peasant
vas. carried before a magistrate on charge
Of having stolen sheep, the property of Sir
Carrot Fitz Maurice. The Justice asked him
il he could read To which he replied, g a
little You could not be ignorant then q
said Mr.. Quorum, that the sheep belonged
-te Sir Garret.gs his brand, CT f. NJ. was on
them, sir A True replied the prisoner,
.4but really thought the letters stood for
Good Fat Mnttonn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

~ a Western Orator haranguing his
audience on the vast extent and overWhelm-
ing population Of the American Republic ex-
claims, BY way ofclimax, Faneuil Hall was
it, cradle, but Mhar, whar, shall We End tim
Der enough for ito cofinf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
"sMALL SWEET CoURTEsIEs or
LIFE"

l want ID te}l you a secret THe way to
make yourself pleasing to- others is to show.
that you care for them The whole world.
is like the miller at Mansfield !, who cared.
fer nobody no, not he because nobody
cared for'him y And the whole world will
serve YOU %, If you givethenl tl4d same. cause
Let every one therefore, 7ee that yeu do
care for eAem BIZ showing them What StFrne
so happily calls the small sweet couttesies
Of life those courtesiesia which there IL
no parade whose voice to still to tease, and
which manifests themselves byf tender and
afFectionate looks and LITTLE. kiuEl acts Of at-
tentiont giving Others thc preference il
every little enjoyment at tahle.Ein the field
walking, sitting or standing This IS the
spirit that gives to your time Of life, and to
your sex its sweetest charms Itconstitutes
the sum total Of all the pitchcraft Of woman
Let the warld see that your first care il for
yourself, aud you spreaatthe solitude of the
Upas tree around you, in the same way, by
the cmauaiion of poison which killslall the
juices of affection in its neighbPrhood, such
a girl may be admired for her understanding
and accomplishments; but she viii never be
beloved lE
The seel>of love can never grow but uni
der the warm and genial influence Of kind
feelings and aFectionate manners Nivacity
goes greht wsy in young Perspns 1t calls
attention 70 her who displays lt and if IL
then be found associated with generous
seusibillty. its execution is irresistible
On thesccntrary, If It be found II alliance
with a cola naughty. selfish heart it pro
duces no further effect except an adverse
one: Attend TO this my daaghsef 1t flows
from heart that feels for you all the ankle
ty pareHt can feel for you Wit out this hope
which constitutes the parents highest happi-
ness MAY God protect and bless you
NJ. WtpT i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

BANK NOTES
IN all solvent Banksanthe United States, bought
" and sold al tae best rates.
D5a1s, Aotss, locfptanecs aad Bills
On a accessible n1insSi the Union collected, and
Femiltances promptly made TO any part bf the coun
Try % the most favorable terms
EXCHANGE.
Rillsuf Exchange, and Bank Checks, on most Of
the principal Cities, bought and sold at the best
T@@,es,
NosembeF - is49--iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

n1mbor of - - Z = cs' mated that the
ITs $500 : 4 sOns VINO are preparing TO
49, ~ ~. = Amslips araounts to 10000,
pft5s - RLt ,ens Of she entire population
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

paft q ls1iaMs ~
2o5 hhss Sc efeix, II.
llico and Mo-. Sagar
Il1boxss se ana Goi-
ne re&nrs i.aai sio.
65Spxes while and ssroNIn
HATaHna da.
IS lsbls pairerized aha
crashed II si6
275 bids tFegces ana
ibis M. isurt5 X kso
nhd tnseavslig Mo
AAsses
5Iubags grsea Rio cefIee
+ g Ole HoY Java
Z 40 Mafieal3o and All
Eosiura dbl X
iiti /" aggaFs and Por.
ii Rico HI. 4
iGa chests and 1 CHESTS
q. e. Imperial ARA L
Hys0n 1ess. f-.
IS PACKAGE prime Pow
cl.JRg dF Black Tea.
2i5 boxes 81, i, and Is.s
ie5 4 extra ittarendilh.
40 = 8C,ok,b May sn,,.-
dther chISy.e gsandTi
G5 Kegs Gasfftti.s.ctiich
Snntf. E Y
10 sAlsl ii B;aadets Ks
IS 5ars Il !, M. r.rs,,e.,
60 HI M, |. ~ IA
IS eases t,re,... /, ft;tn gar
90 ssDxe.IRet,k 1..ande
Is l,sskrtSt - IDiI !.
IS k.3x4 NJ n saH sait
P.l,r,.
a gasks ,t,s,,,,, :, I.
"a LAT ,his3.i,I' ~. n, 49,
10 kevs L. ~ S I
70 y Salas.t,,t f;,.I ILL.,
snd Ahfon., II
Ifsa Bfims.6ue ap,I III. I
dixa. .i
las -Wh;te I.esti--!S, \
II Dur. .ad etgra
2nm liz BaF I,,sad
10 cssks .I,ltty in Blad. |
den, |
ls50 ll,oxss Win Glass
$40 ana ItL.I-ss |
~ bits. Lamp Black
225s daz5 Mason and |
Bsakcs ehai Backing
geo boxes Pipes A |
q DENT phns 3. 4
$50 tl.55 Pajnt.sd Il ,tc.,..,s.Fi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
Notice,

FTsHE repairs sAat have been going on for several
months, havs At length been completed, and
VIZ are pleased 70 announce TO our friends along the
line. thar The Canal Is now in fne navgable order
we hone therefore that our customers and dealers
Renetally will not let the delay to which We have
been subjected ID forwarding Goods, prevent their
coming to our market TO purchase their Fall sup
plies Is we are nov prepared 20 offer very great in
ducements ia the way % bargains.
McgElGH, BRO. & co.
Aisv,.lir;a S9,,, &. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

BTo MAKE HESs LAr.-The South Caro-
linian says neighbor states that hogs lard
is The Fest thing that he anffnd to mir With
the dough he gives to his hens He say5
that one cut of this fat as large as walnut
will set hen TO laying immediately after
she has been broken up from setting and that
BY, feeding them with the fat occasionally.
his hens continue laying through the whole
winter E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

Z
We kaew not the secret history Of the
worlds migltiest transactions and its proud
est rnouun3sEss but n: the little that we
know, We hn AFFIRM ts s.lSse men WHO hive
prospered bsst are the men who have taken
time TO pray II was to prayer that Henry
N. Of France aScribed his crown and Gus
tayus owed lis victories The father If the
modern hue arts vas wont, befqTe he began
any new composition to invoke Iais inspiFa
ton, who in otbRr days, taught Aheliab
and the Gaihh If English literature felt thai
lie had sta4ied successfully WHICH, he bad
prayed earnestly And what Michael NJ.
gelo and Milton and Johnston foUlid 50 hope
full to theis mighty genius eaunoH hinder Us
You have read incur own histefIy of that
hero, who,swhea Al overwhelming force was
in full pursuit. aud all his followers were
urging hire to more rapid flight, !coolly dis
mounted IN order to repair flaw il} his horses
harness " lille busted with the broken
buckle, the distant cloud swept down in
nearer thunder but just Jas th9 praneihg
hoofs and eager spears were ready to dash
down on lArh5 thc flaw was mendef. the clasp
was fastened the steed was mounted, and
ike asWonplng falcon he had vanished from
their view The,broken buckle would have
left him on the field dismounted and in,
glorious prisoner The timely Delay sent
him safely back to his huzzaing comrades w.
There 4 in daily life the same laekless pre-
cipitansy and the same profitable delay
The man WHO, from his prayerless waking,
bounces off into the business Of the day how
ever good his talents and great bis diligence,
isonly galluping on stsed Aarnessed with
broken buckle, and mQss rot maryelif, i'm
his hottest haste, or rtoss hazardous leap, lhe
be left ingl9rious in the Sust ana though it
may occasion some littleFdclay beforehand
his neighbor il wiser who scts all in order
befor the march begins - Hamilton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

IS Blasting do.
= 600 Principe La Nnr-
ma and Steam Boat
| mith gther brands I'll
HAVANA Cigars
10 600 bali Spanish o
| As coo American DOL
20 iieF.es 1rsh hEaf Z
Rice
lH5 boxes Rosia Sean.
- AImcn Rose
| asd -foisee do!.
| 20 CASTLE do,
| - Shatiligs great
variety, dol,
/ $50 boxes Mould and
Dipped Candles.
| rs Sperm u Hydraui
ie Pressed, =
IS = II Id. boxes
Tor family use
90 AiamahlIne do,
2il shslLes Cheese,
H5 Startsh and Choc-
olate
l15 Reams No i and 2
faint lined Cap Paper,
ITO ~ Letter d..
~ plain Letter and,G'ap,
$40 Reams double land
singl, ara pring do,
40 q dvs;e and single
Tea -do. +.
90 safs Factory dNed
H Fine aapl G.. IA Sah.
lrtt.bo fsEiySad halt bikes
BuaeA kaisias.
20 bales Almonds, .IFtl.
brit. Brazil and Eng
lieh w alnuts.
500 hays Shot assorted
III. M "A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

~ Punch suggest that to save time in
Parliament, three Or four members might
.neak Il once Speaking to no end at all is
rt,;te ! senatorial failing. and the conversion
IL ! 'unm her Of harangues into chorus would
certainly assist the memoers 20 Keep time
instead of losiag ii. Personalities weuld also
le checkad. fer two angry speeches going on
i onc. would iRsutraliEe each ether to a great
e,tsnt sad--so make use Of . chemical
rr.--us,,ld correct each others acidity.
The came suggestion would suit the lati
tude Of Washington very well
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

Er What are you about, my dear = said
hIis grandmother to little boywho was slid
ing along thrroom, and casting furtive CLAM
ces ata gentleman who was paying visit
II am trying, grandma, to steal papa's b.. !.
cut Of the room, without letting that mar =
il, said he pointing to the gentleme !. Sc sss
papa wants him to think he Is out tos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

say, Bill, ave you seen Wotd,ye-
@, no, not 'im-tbas ere tot tother i ! o. ali
I seed him fast enough
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

EnT The lnan-with a shirt collar has
come to an untimely end, according to tho
Milwaukee Advertiser. Visiting that city,
he indulged his collar in too much starch,
and while turning corner it cut his
throat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

RA young and beautiful damsel near
Frankfort, Keltucky, having two lovers. and
not knowing which to prefer, settled the, mat
ter by marrying one and clipping With tho
ether This Proved the ysung lady impair
iialltyr She loved not wisely but too we'll. !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

70 William L. Wood has eloped from
Springfield Mass with Mrs. Dow, bis wifs's
nurse. Two years ago Mrs DoM,s husband
ran away with the widow Of w. u Weeds
brother.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
THE POWER Benin j the Throne

!. "There is a power behind the throne, Ok
claimed Lord Chatham, greater than the
throne That power; which in a Republic
is greater than the Legislature. Is the will
of the people, which is now invoked by one
party to sanction and by the other to con-
denim, the late adjustments passed BY the
Congress Of the u. States We have no
fears of the result Never, in the highest
fever of the Congressional excitement, was
there any doubt of the voice Of .the Power
behind the Throne" The People always
we're, are now, and always will be in favor
of union, peace and quietness. The People
are generally honest they have no selfish
interests to serve, but such interests as they
have are all on the side Of Peace and Onion.
The People have Consciences which lead
them to respect the Constitution; the Peo-
pie have houses and lands which will not be
improved in value by division and civil war !;
the People have wives and children whose
honor aud lives they desire not unnecessarily
to expose the People have trades which are
more profitable than the trade Of war, and
fields which glow with more pleasing hues
than the crimson of the battle field the
People have common pride in the Past Of
their Country and common hopes Of its
future The Power behind the Throne
the power greater than the Throne.-the
People, will sustain this Union with one
majestic Voice, which will Be heard in tones
so grand and startling that the bats aEtl
owls Of agitation and fanaticism will fy
scared to their hiding places, and never BE-
seen again ~ Richmond Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

for the remainder Of her life The only
subsequent ustice We find Of her Il, that, II
the age Of eigh 8, she took part III the s.
cites Of the Aelwgn Assembly, and danced
with the splris IF girl She did not die
until Z ss} Fhea she was in her niIety eighth
year #
In the taaesiefl. hose Of Tempo, now the
property 81 Sir John Emerson Tsnnent. the
room is still show III which Lady Cathcarts
was imprisoned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
TO Market Gardeners, and all
others concerned.

FTyT1E subscriber Offers new seed Il his LARGE.
u YORK CABBAGE, avariety unsurpassed,
Il eduasled b aHy ever sold in Philadelphia This
fafiesy 4 81 lree growth and much hardier than the
,sRpoFied hence Il itbe sown at the usual time in
Z u 81 the plants attain TOO large siis and are
~ 80 -, u should therefore nct " sown ear
u4oas y s,e. in,h I, October in frame 50 that
they can Be- pnoseefed, ii ~ =; - $,
neigh Is Der epf II soWn IN Feofu@. =. = ~
bed Il Wal prose greatly superior . any imPo. ~
Cnhhaee raised III thar wAy re heatsheiug double
nv size, and mol liable e burst - those raised
fr1m European seed.
He also offers EARLY fORk CABBAGE
SEED. raised from impaired sioek u = llslle
earIieF fhan LaNpsEyns Las0E foEk ana much
Larger ~ Aafdfef han me EseLisH ORA q bsI-
EO1E- HEtRF. .,a.e -.
cage Brocc0li. ard CsnliEower inp9rsed Hom g,
epadnsible perxaes IN England and Germany, ana
sesaTTr.nte.i ta rrl,sE p. LANDRETH,
~ Cfesn1t sireef Pkiiafelfksa
MN. STABLER y Bro
Axsnfs fir AisxAndra, ~
- Ilr.&1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

A printer out west makes bad work with
bis types The editor intended to say Of
bis deceased friend that he did not go to
his last homo unwept, unhoRored,l Tor I'M
sung. bat the printer BY one wrong letter
ens ID rnhune
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
Boots, Shoes Hats and Caps.
McNEIGu, BROTHER, s. Cos,

ALExANpRIA, Va, SEPTEMBER, 1850,
ID ESPECTFULI.Y make known 70 their cks-
IN toners and deaiers generally THAI they ARE
now i'd ME receiplpf their regular Fa Stotkot
Boofs, shoes, Hats, Caps, Sc,
purchased directly III The Manufacturers in New
England at such prire4a ot-suth term as 10 en-
able lhenAato eolnpetkfally, With ANY q lie North
etn Cities, They Invite attention D. the following
AS cpnmising only portion 81 lheEr -st9elS
1896 Gases and Cations containing Menis Thick
and Heavy RrfsanSj
Mems dS ao- Oak Bottom round and
nas srsmi
DO. NAVY a1d rlaatrFs do @
Daas VERY heavy shd extra slzes, dar . s
ia anhoued da Bevs snd NjntA> to-.
Meft Mcnrocs-etslit Nip aud seal 80 -
Boys HID Yuith sde;
Men De21le sold rhcS Boots j..
m S%s.S ssd. s,bii.rea t' Is
MEMS gali cefks sole, war .@atsF preo'l do,F
Ia. Kip auii 6rE IN, d., In
Do KIP half MGl,, Do, 81
10 Fins Cali Morocco Stitch IIos
wsanen's Morocco and Kid Welt Buskf1ts;
No " do do do. Ties, Il
Laates extta-hne Morocco and Kid Bliskins and
B. B.. ss. a asIf e. ;. ~
pc do. # Leather Roo,ces;
Do. do do BdskIns and Ths
Do Low Prisea~ Kid, Seal Cali and Moroeeo
r. Rounds;
Misses Leather Kta, calf and Morocco Slippers.
e and Buskins
=. D. do BNatecs; FL
ChiIarrn's Boots and Shoes In greh variety \
8 2os Cases Hats and Caps.
Comprising Beaver Silk Russia Cashmere, An
COLA, nfabb and Black Wool with very large
and general assortment of Navy, Travelling
Glazcd and other fashionable styles Of Cloth and
other Caps
p95 Flair ahd Black Leather Trunks
5000 pounds shoe Thread; wiha variety Of Mems
Moments Misses and schildFens Metallic Oyer
Shues and Boots
They respectfully invite early call from all in
McyEIGH. BRO 4 CO
Pyiaee street UAaT
Atexandrta SepteSnher 6. 1850 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18

IINoRTn KNowlNes-A correspondent the
london Times says The following method
Of dressing potatoes will be found Of great
we at this-season Of the year, when skins are
t9agh and potatoes are watery Score the
Sims of the potato with knife, lengthwise
and cross, Quite round, and then boil the po-
tato in plenty Of water and salt, with tho
Shin on. The skin readily cracks when il N
Scored and lets out the moisture which 9TH
drwise renders the potato soaPy and wet
The Improvement to bad potatoes BY this
method of boiling them is very great and
all who have tried it find great advantage
inI it, now that. good potatoes are very diff
cult to be, obtained
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
MeTEICH, BROTHER L C0.,
wholesale tsrocers.
= a - z n a q @ ]
September 1850.

I'd EsPEC1FlJLEY make known g their eIIs-
In trznkfS ADD dealers generally that they are
nov ii Eeteips II their regular
Fall. STOCK or GR0CsERTES, 4.e., 4
fereieei 0ifsrx15Ttn N@w York and Bossoh per.
Paektfs Eszsllfe ibid sStsalhagn eqnsi4fine III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-10-18
SHIRT ESTABLISHMENT.
EXCHANGE BANK OF
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WASHINGTON, DC,
Deals IN Cheeks, Drafs, Aeeeptanee, Bank
Notes and Coin.