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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
Carnets.

no you WANT BARG AlNS7 THEN GO
l. TO G. S. GRIFFITH, No. II BALTIMORE
STREEr, between GAY street and Tripolett's alley.
He has inst received by importation and from A.
mericau manufacturers, as well as from auction
sales, a splendid assortment Of CARPETS. which
he IS prepared to sell at very low prices. His stock
consists id part Of
Velvet Tapestry; Brussels do; Brussels
Three Ply; super Ingrains; extra do.
Damask Wenitian.
Floor OIL CLOTHS and MATTINGS, Of all
widths, and every variety of Rugs, Mats, Table
Covers, Druggets, Stair Rods and Linen.
All persons. who win cali and purchase, cannot
pattern and prices. March 25, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

TuoucurLess AND HEARrLEss Parents -
The Cincinnati Sun reports tho fact of "a
fashionable lady aud gentleman driving a
splendid carthage to the steamboat landing,
and left their baby in the vehicle, until The
driver had gone back to the stable, when BY
accident, he discovered it, and on taking it
70 the interesting parents, the mother kissed
her child and exclaimed, Oh, my dear, |
thought wc had forgot something why in
mercy didn't yon thfak of it Harry 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
r. Il M OVAL,

HAVE removed my shop from "a
j. Harpers- Ferry TO Charlestowp, YIN
in the office formerly occupied 81 lin
the Telegraph company, opposite IL 81
the Count House, where offer my ~. ~
services 70 the citizens Of Charles .s..s.....sa
town and public in general as Watch and Cloc,
reparer il all is va-;ous branches, viz: Duplex,
Lever, Lepine, Repeating, Horizontal and common
Watches. viii be carefully repaired and warranted
and viii also repair French Acconleens and Music
Boxes. From my experience ia business, fatter
myself that can sur those who may favor me
with their custom
dlcrs Apolherafy Shop, Harpers Ferry, will Be al
tended 70 reguiafly.y
March 81, 1851. w. r. MCDONALD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
Wholesale Watch &-JeueIry Store,
E..H. MHT.I.Eu 20

IMPORTERS. Mauufse,rrsr., -. -.
6on * 4 S1hS, dEWELRY AND FANCY
uOODS have leased The OLD Stand. fnrr.eres -.
supisu " ness. Sanheld, Brother & Co, SauR
50 esraef ol laaEzes and Balflnsorc Sfrrsts lNo
f2I. which her are putting IS conrs,s 49, =.
the WHOLESALE MATCH AND Try 1' by ~
BUSINESS, % be-o pcned ebcut he aoth ef Jnlr
IN Gaining tie attention ef the trade 10 The new
concern, We ehllen the TACT thai we are associated
with one 81 the most extensive JEwstKy N.Srr,ss-
TEaING EsFAHAtsHAlgSrs in the country Witch INNS,
give decided advantage over ali ihrs II ,bis
ket for supplying dealers with Jewelry al qaanntae
tureFs prices, feature Ia this branch Of trade lone
since needsai between Baltimore aud the Southern
We desire to call particular attention 10 The
Watch department, which win al all times be sun
piled with great assortment from The most cele-
hrated m2nuiaciurers, and kept in perfect running
order, so9hal purchasers may al once take them,
with w1iten guarantee t4aIthey will perform cor,
reetlyy
This branch Of The business viii receive tle
especial 1llcnonof one Of the firm whose extensive
ana practical knowledge al the business viii, we
hore, gire Us place in the confidence Of buyers
We especially invite you To- call upon us when
you next visit our city, confidently believing tha
an examination ofeur Goods will prove 10 YOU, thai
they are better styles and cheaper Than You have
ever seen in this market, and assure You that nC
efoT, shall be wanting on cur part to make the ac
ouaintaRee one oil mutual benefit
l.. II. M1LLERr &. Co,
Ceraer ef CAgrles and Baliia,ore SYeeis, Bali
REFERENCES
Messrs. Wyeth, Blackjack Il Co., Baltimore.
Gwyn, Reid 4 Taylor, ssq
James Hodges s Brothers, s ="
. Hurst s Berry,
Murdoch, Ducr & Evans, q
Stelman 4 Hinriehs. g
g Sangston 6 Co. u.
Barthlow, Gwynn Co.
Rieley & Pcndleton4 L"
{, BGshings Bailey, !"
John Murphy { Cos, ="
Moore q Griffin,
August ~, 1S5l--ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
i NELL IMPROVED FARM
ron S.fEE.


7 OFFER Al pirate sale the FARM upon which
Iresides situated about foas miles norrhwcs. 81
Charlest0wR. Jefferson county. Va siIo;r,fng IN.
lands Of ~. q. Washington, r. WoFshington. Geo
L. Washington and others, and containing ahou,
260 ACRES or LAND.
thisy 81 which are III timber he balance IN arabs
lard divided into nine fields all under xood Esucinr
mostly post and cap fence.
The Improvements consist Of large, conrpnieni
- and newly built Dwelling containing
sss1I seven rooms, with cellars under The whole
-. ~. smoke hoase ice house, ssrFants' hens
Is, ssablirgs corn house. and a large grana-
~ divided into gamers. capable Of hoIding 2OO0
bnshels Of wheat All The buildings NECESSARY far
the coRsfort and convenience or family have been
erected within few years past and are in good re-
pair. There Is upon the farm variety III choice
fruit selected from the best nurseries and most Of
them now bearing viz: apples, peaches. cherries.
apTIeais, plums, &C. The land has been farmed
exeiusiVeiY WIN view q rs improvement cloycr
and plaster has been freely and II .
ine state fcusiytion. The Winehsssr srs 3 B.
sc lSaiir~aa miles distant andtae Baltirnore
ana Ohio Railroad miles distant, otTer crea, fa-
cilies tar the transportation OF the produce Or he
farm either 70 the Baltimore or District markets.
The Harpers-FeuY and Smithfeld Turnpike af
loIds q good and safe route to CharlesioWn al all
seasons Of The year.
It's location wilileompare favorabIy with that az
eny farm in the county OF jefferson. as regards
health society," fertility Of soil on facilities to mar
ket Persons wishing 10 purchase land, well inn
proyed, with every thing 70 hard, requested to
call and Fiew the PREMISES
For terms apply 10 the subscriber, living upon
the premises, or III by letter addressed Is Charlef
town. R. G. MePE ERSoNE
October % Is5i.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

K- Why does the friction Of various
woods against each other yary2 Because of
sheir different degrees Of hardness; the soft
woods; ia general, giving moro resistance
than the hard woods; thus, yellow deal az.
fords the greatest, and red teak the least
friction, Soft metals also produce greater
friction, under similar circumstances than
chose which are hard.-G. Renaic..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

Es. A little lawyer appearing as evidence
at ono Of the courts, was asked by the gil
gantic counsellor, what profession he was Of,
and having replied thai he was an attorney
- you = lawyer / said Brief, why, can
put you in my pocket
Very likely you NAY rejoined the other,
! and il you do, you viii have more law in
your pocket than in your head
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
WIZ KNABE. HENRy GAEHLE, EDw BETrs
FIRST PREMIUM GRAND AND SQUIRE.
R9AMO s9GA res
kNARE. g1AEHf.E Il CO..
MANT1FAr,TT

MANUFACTURERS.
Nos 4. O and Eigr street, opposite EutGr House,
"0ULD respectfully invite public attention,
w (aad particularly those in want Of Superb
or PIANO FORTE at moderate price, to The ex-
tensiye assoFimenEcouslaniiy on sale their Ware
rooms. Our establishment is now the most extern
siYe Solih, numbering over one hundred workmen,
with we'll selected stock of seasoned materials,
from which, we are manufacturing PIANO FOR
TIES, combining The most valuable Improvements
knpwn.
Our Iron frame Piano Fortes, for which we have
received First Premiums three successive years
(frem The Maryland lnstttnte9 over, those OF
Northern Make, are particularly WORTHY of ai;en
ton being arFsn-ed as to secure great additions
al strength without affecting thetone for which our
instruments have been 50 highly recommended by
the best Professors and Amateurs, throughout the
country.
A guarantee for five years viii he given, with
each Instrument sold By us, Of our make, with
privilege of exchange, al any time within six
months trom day cfsale ifnot perfectly satisfactory
Carhari & Neefham's Patent MELODEONS.
constantly On hand Can article we can recommend }
Planes received in exchange.
Tuning attended to.
March 25, IsJ2-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
,WEIEsAT EANS.

TIME w HEAT FAN, known as the t'Csenessee
Il Farmer has superseded the use Ell almost
every other Fan ii tie State Of New York and other
\ Wheat growing Suites Il IS alaptedto cleaning
every description pf seed, and as Clofer Seed or
Timothy cleaner has no sapelior. This Fan has
been most fully tested and every where elected The
highest commendalion. It has taken the premium
at several Of the best Northern exhibitions and for
superiority of construction, capacity for working,
hnd economy Of price, stands unrvalied. The fol-
lowing certificates from some of the most intelligent
unsuccessful agrculturists in the Valley oil Vir-
$inia, attest its merits wherever tried. This list
were those offered mol deemed sufficient for all
reasonable mens'coud be extended to an indefinite
egtent JAMES .RUNYAN.
Hcharestown, Nov 10, 1851
INr. James Runyan's Fan has been used andtried
against anolher celebrated Fan on the fam of the
lale Mr., John Myers this season with,enre salts
taftion. So far as my experience enables me to
Judge, il has no superiorn speed or excellence Of
work. JOHN j. H. STRAITH.
This i iocerify that have tried one Of Mr.. Jas
RunYan's Fans and have no hesitation in saving
tits the bestI have ever used and have no hesa-
lion in recommending il TO farmers
Nov. s, 1851. JNo H. McENDREE.
This is TO certify that have tried one Of Mr.
| James RunYan's Wheat Fans and. Ii have nc hest
taion'in saving hatit cleans better than any one
haye-ased since have been farming and num-
Isber OF my neishbors were present when used il
sand all concurred with me in its superiority over
tEany fans used BY them.
/ Nov. s, 1851. RICHiD DEFFlEI,D.
/ have purchased one of Mr. Runyan's Wheat
Fans and consider it the best have ever used on
my farm Hell OPIE
have tried one. pf James Bunran's Wffsat Fans
and il IL the best that have ever usel anaI would
recommend j TO all theEfEmeTs
Nov g, 1851. II JAS. G. HURST
1have tried one Of James Rnuyan' 5 Wheat Fans
and find tito be frstrate, and would recommend il
| 10 tie farmers. jill KEMP
Winchester, Nog. 5, 1881
have From experience proved Mr. James.R Run
/ vans Wheat Fans to be good:
NOV. 5 fs5l JESSE WOOD.
Having used one Of Mr.. RGnyanrs Wheat Fans.
the pFeseit season, feel hesitation in asserting
that il is The best article Of The kind have
or used WM. JOHNSON
Mr.. James RuHyanis Wheat Fans are m1nu-
featured in one If my shops; they are rui up by
competent workneu, and the material used 10 their
construction is oflhe Tery best quality
Nor. s. 1851 WI HAWKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
Cash for Negroes.

AM DESTROYS to purchase large number 9
i NEGROES for the Southern markets. men
women, bpys, girls and families, for q
which will gives he highest cash prices. G>E
Persons having slaves to sell viii 49,
please inlotm me personally or BY letter TX
Al Winchester. which win receive nrompt -$A
attention; o. , u. & w. I. Campbell
No. 242, West Pratt street, Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
Ageatfpr b. N 4. w L. Campbell.
Winchester, September 4, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
CashIFor Negroes.

HsHOSE persons having Negroes for sale, can
u getfhe kighesi price 81 calling on the snbscri-
Der Al Charlesipwn. Application inpersonof BY
letter will be promptly alienscd TO.
July p. 1851 C.Gs BRAGG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, MITHERS & CO.,

W AsHINGToN, ID. G.
AHE undersigned respectfully announce that
Il they have formed co-parinership 10 transac,
"a general Banking ana EXCHANGE business in this
city, under the firm of SELDEN WITHERS &
CO., and are prepared to deal in
Fayxign and Dohlcsfie EXCHANGES Tyze- I3;Is. PRO
satssory Notes, Geys cates If Lsposiis Letters Of
Cfeaft, Baak Nodes and Com.
We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
70 remit the proceeds IL any designed point within
or without HE Union.
Mf. N iLLIAM SELDEN, member ofthe firm and
LOT many yeaTs past the Treasurer If tie United
Ses, viii g1ye his careful personal attention TO all
financial business which We may Be employed 10
ment. 1T
The basisess which our employers may require
Us g Transact win be conducted with fidelity and
promptitude, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Lac Treasurer IF NE q. S.
JOHN WITHERS,
or Alszcndri1, Va.
RI WxLATHAM
Of Wasiingt0n, D. C.
4 P. BAYNE.
Or Baeinsrs. NJ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
IL ARI ETY.


u.
The heart the heart Oh, LEI il be
a true and hoafteoas thing:
A. kindly warm, ndb'y free,
As eagles ncstIing wing.
oh. keep Il not like rniser's gold.
Shut in from all beside,
Bat let is precious stores unfold.
In mercy FAR and wide.
The heart the heart, that's truly blesi.
~ Il never an is own,
Moray Of glory lights the breast
That beats for self alene.
The heart the heart Oh, let il spare
a sigh for others pain,
The breath that sooihes brothers care
Is never spenf in vain.
And though Il throb at gcntlest touch,
Or sorrows faintcst call,
'Twere better il should ache too much
Than newer ache at all.
The heart--the heart that's truly blest,
Is never ~ its own,
No ray Of glory lights The breast,
That beats for self alone.
FROM THE CHINESE.
Day BY day The year progresses,
Year BY year old age comes on;
Spring the earth in garland dresses,
Moons reyolve, and spring is gone.
Since tlie hoursof lime>are flying,
OH enjoy those flying hours
Sorrow, when Iiie's flowers are dyins3sf
Will not wake The dying flowers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
EXTRA FLOUR,

TIME undersigned has always on hand ExrRA
IL FLouR, No. 1, for sale and in exchange fur 4
good article Of Wheat. The above Flour i irc5;
on hand in Charlestown BY John K Woods & Co.
and Eby 8 Som and BY different merchants at
Harpers-Ferry
Sd WING
have also my Saw-A Mil in good repair, and bills
win be furnished at the shortest notice.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
Rock Spring Mills, May 81 lS50~-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

SunsIries Received this Week.
GARDEN Hoes, Long Shovels. best Prong
Vt Forks Toy Rakss Wagon Boxes, Finishins
Nails and Hrsds. Shoe Tacis, A1eors. Chiseis IL
sets. Chissl Handles, best Castand Spring Steel
Hand Saws Bnu Hinges. Wheelrishts Drawing.
Mill Saw Files. &c. TRAWLINS & SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

R00nsf BOOKS liza well selected lit Of
- Books iusl received, aud 1or sale 81
April g =. II. SAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
1913 Acres.

. Of which are in thiifiy timber the balance in
arabic land. II isdigided into eight Gelds incln.
ding TWO meadows Of about fifteen acres There
Is stream Of water running through the centre Of
the Farm, TO which there Is access from each 6pd
There Is also Speing OF water near The Dwelling
house
The Improvements all recently built consist of
tYg story House. (un6nished) containing six
rooms The buildings consist Of a Stable Corn
Cri6 and Wagan-shed There is up6n Ibis Fam
an oTehard q Choice fruit. more minute &c.
scription is demmed unnecessary as Il IS presumed
persons wishing to purchase will examine liz
property for themselves
II the above TRACT of Land IS not snld n,;y,,sr,,
before SATURDAY 28tf day of August, it viii
on tina. day be offered at public sale iu front of Mr.
Daniel ENTERS Heel in Shepherdsiown For fur
iher particulars apply 10 the undersigned in Shep.
herdsown, jefferson county Va.
EDWARD c. WILLIAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
PAPERING AND PAINTING.

FHE undersigned thaqkful TO the cilizens of
\ Jefferson for lhe liberdl patronage extended to
hia ii his line oi business respectfully gives notice
that BE has made srecial ARRANGEMENTS Ia eyeoute
every description df
n4nEs11 nn-1r 4 a4IS. N ,:r1-1,,.-1,
at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms la qualify or style OF his Workmanship, he
is willing that hisiwork itself shall be his recon-
mendaiion and therefore refers to the work executed
al HE residences of
Dr.. G. r. MAs9N+ " w. MooRr,
!. n. CARTER and J. w. BELLER,
Charestcwn, and The Graining at the residence of
Mr. Lewis w Washington .
His terms are most reasonable, ard by prompt
ness and fidelity 10 those who patonze him, he
hopes to receive liberal share OF encouragement.
He will exeeHte-aay description of Work in his
line when desired in any part of this or the neigh
boring counties. WILLIAM KlMES.
Charlestown. April % 1S52-6iil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
nBuena VISTA in Market.

TTNHE undersigned will sell ON accommodating
i, u terms, one 81 the most desirable FARMS in
the Valley Of Virginia, situated about three miles
sonll-east ShePheFdstown, jefferson county. adj
Joining the lands ot Dr. H. Taylor, George Lick
ii1er, Conrad Shibdler and others and is within
three mites Of the, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and
The chesapeake 4 Ohio Canal. This Farm con-
taEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

Having used one Of Mr. RGnyans Whea, Fans
the pfeselt season, feel no hesitation in asserting
that is The best article of the kind have seen
or used. WM. JOHNSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

Ha- There Is more of the true teaching Of
Christianity in these four little lines than is
contained in many an elaborate sermon
preached in a1pulpitss
4" filthy neighhog should sinTold CEristoval said.
Never never uninercifnl be
For remember II ishy the mercy pf God
Thou art not as wickedSas he !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24
FHOM TIE CHINESE.
"A GEM As rs Z GEM.--BY aNGe.

7As aky is clsm and bright, lore,
Ind all IL blest bit me-
III Tcannot ahei tear lore,
Shut If Ihad an ohion, aud some mug, and sons
tobacco, Think could tesheet K
NJ Some years ago there lived in this
region, says q correspondent Of the Knick.
erbocker Magazine, a s'steam poet, famil
iarly known as, "0ld Beach, What. think
you of the following, suggested by him al
an appropriate episaph for a certain Deacon
R., who died leaving all his property to
the missionary societies:
Here lies what's len OF Deacon R..
lie knows his own condition;
~ To save his soul, he gave his all
Unto the heather mission:
His children poor, turned out Of door,
Fer them be had no pity;
"A IfHeayeh serves him as be served Meaa,
Old Satan do your dutyiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

Inn BUSHELS Lime, Just received BY
lUU June3. EBY s. SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

Mr. James Runyan's Wheat Fans are m1nu.
featured ~ one Of my shops; they are rut up by
competent workmen, and the material used ia their
construction is oflhe Tery best quality
Nor. s. 1857 WI. HAWKS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

Two Hundred EseaIaas Paper.
OATH Past, gull, edge aud plain; Letter, Cap.
ID Post Once Envelope and Wrapping Paper OF
all descriptions; Bonnet Boards. &C.. Just received
and for sale cheap by G. r. CCFFROTH.
4 April %. Opposite the Courthouse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

have from experience proved Mr.. James RIM.
vans Wheat Fans 10 be good.
Nov. 5Ias51. JESSE WOOD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

cas KseSSB GpRpaFsatlxy sRiqplistj
since, and asked for something to appease,
Eh his hungers The keeper gave him very
{ good dinner, after which, the youth said to
I his friend.
81 IF you ever come up our way, call
sThat won't pay Your dinner is quar-
ter
Oh, hart got no money ;5sbut if you'll
I come up to Allegheny county, IN give you
a better dinner for nothing
80 Why said the keep r, 'you are very
cool
Why, yes, / am a very cool chap, 50
that mother always makes me stand in the
pantry in hot weather, to keep meat from
s2oiling
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

H-sI say, landlord said man ia a
country village to a tavern keeper, how
many liquors can get for two long bits p
Five, said mine host
sWell, fork EN- over. Come up, my boys,
and drink
I The liquoring completed, he pulls out
two old worn bride bits, which were long
enough in all conscience 1t is needless to
say how savage the landlord looked when his
customer walked coolly Sout amidst the
shouts Of the crowd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

1Mr. James Runyan's Fan has been used andtriet
against another celebrated Fan on the fam Of tht
lale Mr John Myefs this season with,eniire salts
fattion So far as my experience enables me Il
Judge ii has no superior in speed or excellence o
work. JOHN J. II. STRAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

Ihave tried one Of James Runyan's Wheat Fans
and find it to be irstrate and would recommend Il
10 the farmers jill KEMP
Winchester, Nov. 5, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

April l, 1852. W..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-24

have tried onepf James Runran's What Fans
and II the besttha have ever used, and would
recommend il TO all ihe5fEmeTs
Nov. 9, 1851. JAS. q. HURsT.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-05
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1852.

| could proceed no farther the excited
man sPrang from his seat, clenched both
my hands, and with fire in his eyes, inco-
herenty exclaimed-s What how =
dead in trance laid out !-buried !?
shut up ?-alive-alive Great God ,
mercIiul God you do not tell me that she
my May, whom | saw die-who gasped
IN my arms-on this bosom-bade me
iareWell--grew white and cold-no, no.
you mock me =
Frederick said |, while the tears
raIned down my checks, your wife still
lIveS-she was only in trance
Never shall | forget the ensuing scene :;
he threw his arms around me, and hugged
me like one frantic. God bless YOU !
Heaven bless you! Oh ! doctor, shall
die OF this excess of JOY lead me to. her ::
where IS she, my friend, my good friend /?
My May, my sweet bride-not dead
not dead when these eyes looked upon
her face for the last time Oh but no
doctor-this is too beautiful, too good-let
me see her; | will be calm: and. doctor,
he exclaimed, graspng my arm with his
shaking fingers, : / would almost give YOU
my lite for this, would. would: | could
not have survived long-you cannot tell
how dearly | loved her. Dear doctor.
God bless you =
lie did not even dream, poor fellow,
that he had been my rival.
The mother hung over her child-the
husband bent over his bride. Full of
n q y = -,r1Vr IL Il
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-03-05
? \ ? E e
B r. u S Il Z S .
IRON

Biaeksmiths and others, Look to YOur In
tereSts!
Great Reduction an The Price Of Iro"
W7E are now selling IrUin d Cos
w brated iron as follows:
For Assorted Bar Iron, 81 ctE-
4" Horse Shoe, 81
d" Nail Rod, a
We viii also sell good quality Of Euglisi.
Tgre and other English Irons at the extreme
ly low price Of p cts. per lb. These are our
strictly cash prices.
We have also on hand Plough Irons, Small
Rounds and Squares, from up to inch.
American Steel OF superior quaHty at cts.
per h. Other steels low.
te6 F. }. HOFFMAN,