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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-03-25

Mr.. Cranston was entirely respectful
and decorous in all his remarks in rcla-
ton 10 the Board, and towards Mr.. Law
renee himself He had no agency what
ever IN procuring the record evidence
from New York. This evidence WAS
discovered by another gentleman, and
Mr.. Cranslon knew nothing of il until
after copies had been sent for. The
charge therefore in Mr.. Lawrence's let
ter, that G.. had sent his rmissaries on
this errand, is entirely uniounded.
MIR. Turner, in the first instance, and
Mr.. AmeS, afterwards appeared as
counsel for Mr.. Lawrence IN this mat
ter.
Newport, Feb. 2sth, 1859.
am neither holding nor seek
ing Office, and was not alitllc surprised
To learn ms did, for the first time, on
Sunday last, that you had. on Friday
the goth inst, gratuitously thrust my
name before the Senate OF this State,
while discussing IA resolution offered by
yourself to appoint Messrs. Bosworth,
Ballou and Turner, Commissioners on
the Massachusetts boundary Line
Your speech on that occasion not hav-
ing been published in any of the news
papers, ] have not been able. until last
evening, to ascertain what you then said
and that Is the onl y reason OF my not
noticing il before. am now informed
that you said among other things
Judge Branch il dead, and name Mr..
Bosworth with a view Of obtaining from
him all the information in the pos
session Of the former Coumissioncrs.--
In leaving out Mr.. Cranston, The State
will not lose anything, as he Possesses
no legal knowledge, is deficient in gem
eral cIudiuon, in fact, he is ignorant
nnd wholly unfit lnr the place"
While ! nm aware that as Il member
of the General Assembly, in the dis
charge of your honorable duties, you
are not answerabIc Tor words spoken in
dcbalc,-l am equally conscious that, as
gentleman, you are responsible TO
another Tor any improper use which
you may have made Of his name, and
for any derogaiory and insulting at.
tacks which you may have made up n
h, character.
correct REF ort OF your speech, as far as
! am concerned.
! AIN with due respect,
RE CRANSTON.
To the Fl n. WM. BEACH LAWRENCE
Lieut. Governor. &c,
Newport, X. /.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

tnre without feeling ,bsl there nas nothi'e 10"
o,osl 1,l Hmm 10 aecompi.sb, no Ho@ghf 20 efe-
-, Jlol J., e,.jd MT reach A. IL our g.ooni-
Il, OIL tiiues, ~hen icy. whitening douot ""'
creeping urou"d the Leads "l M, WI" ="
poslng army n trout vasils superior l" Us II
nIu.bees; a.ottsr IN the fenf !" MAKE our IL
treat imposs'b!'; ~ sdlstf''t. here 1 ON h'''i
Il aud artificial causes, 40 important e'e''e ~
ofsuccesful war--ihe cavalry and ari'a'f3
ser. nearly parali1edi with The dafknesas Of
night, tempest, and combat Closing around US
tLea Il was he half desroodog soldier 'ooSed
vpoa he davntless Ilonf q mr. eh,rt and 'eoog
0i-ed Il as hc o0,en Of r,cf1ry. Search "@', u
yon would find his equal,n dnyagei-he =" me
p1fafesk krinQ CoDfan IN ours
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

nov call for any res''ii'onS 'iiHt MY
raj .,,,e.siiy. Of he ,rns.' o'fhl. mer'ins =
-. ~ resolutions " ere here rad 10 'h'
following rfieei:- .t,,,b
/ Resolved, That as G"n. Scott 49, ny ~, ,at'"
and education, Southern II ah' ana "5'
M Democrat ought to vote Tor h'm. >, ....
? Resolved, That this meeting "'l' OPP.
ali schemes for Internal Improvements ~ -"
General Government; The e-t"bliem'n' Oh !"
United States Bank, or increasing the aohe' III
imported goods. ,..a,.
, Resolved. That all American pfo'estah''
should cordially sustain Franklin Pierce.
.RrsoIrci, That the oil y hope oil tne
No,rhern Dcmocracy %, 10 follow the no,h'
erannle Of Martin Van Buren,. John Van nn'
rem. Il. +. B1tlrr. II b Stanton, Gilbert 'I''"o1
and Watson G. I1asre., ana .hodsthos u
,,ber Free soilcrs. and support + rankin
p,eree. os the suresL means of cffeci'ng r'-
pcalof the Fugitive Slave Law, ny I'h ny
!, Noubern man the control o. all The IN
nor,spt Offices of the Government.
(Signed)
LEWIS Sheldon, Chairman.
NATHANIEL BROOKE, Secretary.
Thee resolutions being submitted 10 'l'
meeting, we're passed unanimously a.''u
much cheering.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05
rI.rcrnnAI. TickrT.

1t nistfiet--Jahn L Kills. Of Naasemond,
Cd Distriet-Edward II. Chambers. 4 Nc klenbar
IA Di-triet--Thann. \. Fl.ufnpy. Of llalilas.
9TH Di.trirt-H. Msrahlil. uf Charlotte
5th Diaricf--Afr& Rive Of Alhrmnfio
9Th Di.tfi.f-- hnl Q SCOT. 81 Puf.hHtan.
9TH Di-friet--Jaa. scKpt. of Elizabeth chys
sfh Disiricf-Rsbi. MaYo nf hestanrrlnnd
Oh Df.tricf--IIenrs " Thomas. 81 fairfas.
10th Distticl--Ales X Boteler. OF 1ehersau
Ilfh Di,frirf-~Cnl. ! u Baldwin. 81 Augusta.
tsth Di.tf.ei--.lohn 2ehai.. 81 MoHrae.
I9th Diurirt-Nnlte- Preston, Of Nn.hi Rtan.
l4th Disrict--lahn J Jack am. IL Of Nooa.
18th pi-trict--T. VI. Gnlly. 81 Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

fyxe.Rrns# Al i'llTsrLrAHA lnrRoFEMENT-A
sIled =, cling IT tn. Stockholders O The LyncLbmg
and pilrylvania Turn pikr COMPANY Is 10 take place It
rue Wa-hisgtnn Iote in this city Oh the l4'h ortnber
One. of tae subjects hich willie oeiorr @ iorc"n-
s.rntion i. The amended chatter, authorised by the
last .lane ipcreasne the capital s"ek" The Com
many and enf ,wcrng them 10 substitute Il flaak rood
,r the present opitc. Thehew cnfer "is" nnthor-
c he c,nIi,,iion Of tie Pink ro "a the Southern
bord,r Of Pitt,vlvana county whrhs very important
feature ia il.
If this IMPROVEMENT be made (and we will NOT per
nit rur,, ~ dIult it. it is to torn the bn.is
at ers viii ie constructed, that nre IN do more
for the trade of LynchLmg than the cnspn observer j.
| prepared 10 a Init
nina. been cur aim ON many former occasions. at
tract attention section OF country w ich has no I'M
nroyemenl MOI a, mu,h L, common Turnlile las
eyer tuche it, bordcrsand yet, its natural soil isiar
uneri,r to many other sections Of the Suite, that Lave
rerctyed thousands from The public treasury.
A. n means Of reaching the principal portion If hat
coonlry. we should prefer another the Pittsyl
vars roal; bur thai be accomplished, in Pur. ly
thal line Of imprus tnent, prepared to SHOW.
y hen ti improved communication is made through he
c.ntrr ef pitsylvanin, the travel und agricultural
products Of Henry county will fall upon Al PIT. ylv,.
ia Court House and tie Increase facilities for iracl-
ing distant destinations offered Mt Lynchbur: must
produce. as natural consequence, branch If the
road into Henry county. The revenue from this roai
would indemnify the Stockholders for Of the
Improvement. But whenwt estimate the great
ind ucemelt there IS 10 continue the neftnn thrnuSh
the county OF Patrick with The view Of eff citing con.
mex ion with the valley o the Yadkin in North Caro-
lima nluch hiehr anticipation may 0e iIduged. On
al the upper waters Of TINT stream, He h4ud of n-
proved cultivation has disturbed its rich and un-
developed soil lis capacities ior producing The finest
manufacturing tobucco thoug almost uncquallcd tld
bu here and there any to appreciate them 1t hns
markets otter than those reached by slow and trouble
some Bntteaux ruvigaiion and which do moi co5noal3
with the Virginia markets TO that staple OF obueco; on
indeed any product Of that country.
| For the of good roads, formidable compete on
in the way oi hole market, has sprung up the
try, Sou'hnf Lynchburs for manufacturing Tobacco Int
the indications thut the demand here will CON
time to increase Numerous additions we learn, are
10 be mn l. To the estabs hments of that Eini with
the commencement # tie new YEAR Every por-
ton o. the country, which be reached by any
practicable md prudent means should be brought with
in reach OF this narkr and ne argument holds doublv
goo where there sections of country thus situated
which are capable of producing this great staple in such
quantities. 81 the section towards which this improve
ment will be extended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05
LlNCHBURG DANVITJE Roam
Distance rs mH,x-f,sc ss IN ga l

D'sf0"ce rs m'ics-,t;fe $3.50.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures has ILL =.
'hlS road four times this last Summer AMI !
must say thai he Vehicles used on tho ro.,I r, -,
We conveyance OF Passengers are intlerahIe
" u'sSFace 10 your State. The teams are good,
'fe drivers gentlemen, the hacks "a nnisap, -
public. '''e'i's
coach maker. trimmer, blacksmith ora
,a'"p'maker, should accompany these y n ognn.
TO repair them. A CAROTTNii',sEI"n S
Sept, 2Sth, 1852. '''-'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

Relying upon The wclI-known accuracy o
the Richmond Dispatch in historical matters
we transferred fon 1t to the columns of h,
Nlrelolan. Without reading it, sketch of tn,
lite OF he late Duke of Wcllu gron. The ID,
Pa,ch OF the 2od corrects numerous Topographic
cal errors that occuIled in its article, and as
they are "a so to be found in our reprint, we
give lis corrections:
r In The article npon 'he Duke of Wellington.
tor "E slorcagl' read Caorelseagh.'
For Anger in the same article, read AN.
giers.'
ra." ''i'''
Same article. Sir Harry Bulrard' is CAL.
ed Sir Hew Burard," and "Sr Hex Du
Tympio' "Sr Henry D9lrympl.." They ar.
''ade 10 exchange namcs. except that Bnrrar5
vas named Harry not Henry"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

P,,,e,or. MtArlsG..--l r1ri'.ted mrernPs.of more
.,ti,,, interest arr, nigh y tn Methodist
pote.tant Church I'd at the Third Street Methodist
. cto,cb. / III, rgregnte, there hose been siHiyhye
-. conversions, Of which number
-, ia. fist named Church Sunday night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05
ADebntcahIc QuesiiOn.

Gov. Srecleatter ennrnerang he virtues ana
pnb.ie services of Cen Pierce. concluded that
the most illusirous ac, Of his lie was his giving
a cent to a boy who was perfect stranger
10 buy candy th. Mr.. c. J. Faulkaer said
at clding, Pa, that his la'nlIng nj Chnrubns
Co was "he prondcst Incident in the military
history of Franklin Pierce" Bi"ccn such
cfairy and SUI h con age. the pre- eminent nler-
il If each Of which is 50 h5norably sustained
we annot decide. The question lsa perpleS-
iag one, and We submit /, 10 the drmocraiic
Club. as an inviting one for debate, at It's next
meeting. Which size aoes the Republican
take 7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

In The discussion at Buckingham Cont
Loue, between Mr. Henry A. Wise and Mr..
Canphcll-rhe former denied III the most posi-
tiy, language, Ilat Mr.. Buchanan was or ever
had been n Federalis. In famous speech
madeI,y him 1t Louisa c. II. in 1899, he used
the ioi'oWing lanSuags, referring to Mr.. Van
b rcr:
"Whrre is he now 2-"noscitur socis'-
look at hs Federal companions in the Cabinet
look at his Federal appointments upon The
Supreme Bench Of the JudIciary-Roger B.
Taney, an old Anli-War FederaIlst ofthe
blues hue, is 1otothe chief c1poVndrr Of Con-
aitWonnf La,e, and look al the Walls and
BuCn.NANs in the Senate"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

SCOTT IN NEW RK.-The prospect
for the success ofGenera Scott IN The State of
New York l. no" exceedingly cheering, and
every day until the electoa promises To in.
crease the lumber Of bis political friends. The
Tribune, speaking oft ject, on the strength
Of observations made on the occasion Of The late
Wing Com ention al Syracuse, says:
I've met Al Syracuse delegates repres enting
the Wings OF every county in our state, al d to
our inquiries as to tue popular feeling aud
prospect the answers we're uniformly cheer
ing. The Wings united, enthusiastic and
confident, while thousands who have hitherto
opposed us will now vote tor Scott and Ora
ham. We cannot lose New York. unless bv
some ntret w conceivable trelchery Of local
detection. S'oIld apathy uieIt destroy us
bur wh' re does 1t exist! Dsatt,clion might
prove dlsastrOus--but who Is disaGtclc,l
HE masses are tor Scott the poor and hum.
hle love him; the ardent and patriotic admire
bnl; The City Guard advances to tie contest
nnd,r lis Lanncr with resouie conf ,lencr.
1t th' vote Of be State is folly brongli out bis
majority must be arge; ia part Of Il stay AT
home II IS not likely To be our part But a
hsht Noje would lerve 10 accident what IA full
vote Viii render moral certainty"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

SPECIAL NOTICES
Religious Notice.-T

the hate Richard Perkins, deed. will tale
pncr at tie residence of lis ather, the cond Sun.
day ~ Or'"5er. fso Ut 30--,lGt
~ II now Icing certain that cry is to be lishrc
WITH WITH Gas, | aEe the earliest uppnrtu lv IF IN
forming the cit Gems Of Lvnchur. that sfn prcpare
Immediately for GASfII fTN(i.nud respectfully solicit
the paron"oe my friends and thc public generally.
Aug 2o-dts y. e. nABNEY. \ GIT
FHroNlx FnrxDRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05
Electors for the state ofvirginia.

TITeToH At LARGE.
loHS NJ. BOTTs.
WILLIAM .. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-05

ms thanks 10 the citizens ut Lyncl,bu,g tsr the
very liberal Paronage extepded 20 lin o. his fo,nrr
VISIT and respectfully Informs the public genern w. that
EXPERIMENTS nj lAe Masonic nm nm 7,,es5g,.l,t
"'"s Oc'oer 26h, 1852 which o, custom ~ hope. to
preset some new and highly interesting entertainments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
Il Joseph Henry, the murderer w

~ Joseph Henry, the murderer, was
eAecuitd at hipgst1n, c. w, on the 18Th He cal
ntay ore Hkiast at bee ist.Ak and eEts AT his us
Tn the gsnuws he sddres,ed the crowd In l,u5 80
TO The 10 lowing Eject He aci Eedged the iustce nj
HE telteice tio that h5 deserved 10 die warned rms
people sgAini beg citing their reigi us dut.. 81 a.
cslto iha he died pehir' H. ara hoped the Andyh,v
would i,feive him. he spike for few minutes and
WREN FL dto, calmly ,ubuitIed 10 bis fate
Iheie Vas bn immense crowd OF p. Ople present M
imsexecuti' ID, among whom plurality OF yoneo
no, IRON the country. They appeared to 80
Tie biehe, lUssble qualification at the sisa ana ~
oi II eu dec arc N, selves loudly to thai eject Tb
h 'bd tgiSee Up CsIadA
ALMOST MURDER.-On Tuesday LAST
aHsb named Jo,ei Bsnbister reside ut Of M,,,,o,
VA sihbbeo IL very dangerous uAhLer NJ a 49,, -
k'pt oy janice B'sdlry, IL Lover M.riop p, y,
BrH'l'y, o-UL'r Of TIE keeper Of the hon. R,,,,a
Ess Ia 10 te sihobtc Ia Fix or places In die
sed'n en- and breasr, and il vas the outi.,n M 49,
sicisb that hso ~ BoI been Il eurpu.pt a, a. - pny
oesh ntsi have in D' oatsy sued fron. his E1,nd.
AS ls, be vas eODsideIed IN a prscari,,us s,, -,
az IsvoIAole Ter rec very No uuylea.
bh' ""d' of Hherrbrpn hac passed b., se.n ,bs -
nes. ~ q me cau'e OF the assault s unknown
~ TIE 81 Paui'S Pioneer pives an NO.
eouLt OF ihuLe eT-siOrm which parsed Atom, tn g.,
soc 81 Lake 81 GRIN, a lev weeks since Ar1,,n.n~
~ 90 oo1,h iuHbtrm'n we're 81 work on the ,borr. -
WIG" RIVER b. the ume, and tIOk refuge In tbr 80,
lhe "a lnE IT. Jck lltir tenf and kiLsd - - az
uni ~, whose h,sds were ,r,iipg ON r. MI
nee otn.Is were srri usly burt the fluid ri.ni1 80
me- 81 'on OF lh"m IKE the rIven bark OF trees
III n, esd to loot. But bore, except The ,x vso.
btbdT were resting 60 The ground were killed
MURDIR OF WoMAS.-On ,ba1,,L
incl sWid'W woman, named Elizabeth C,ll,n. -
ing neSr EvsIs'ile la, Wss kill, by her neons. o.
veT hsIflsll. Marshal owed Der bin Tor x.h,, IL
on her eipg I'M and asking him tor H. be siz.d ~
by the hair and dragged her about In the N, =, -
nsiper BE suerHsId gOt a large club. wen, 10 49,
house and struck blow the he'd which Lii1st
Der almost instantly. The an was "A year, .S -
aid very feeble. The monster has been lodged in An
lCr.-oent
A VALUED RELIC.-We learn that at
he meeting OF the National Institute this evening :,
he Patent Office, there III be presented to the mad
lutte he Gag thai waved over Fitehs snt American
steamboat In The yesr l7ssl iWuh. Tel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
STARTLING MURDER AND SUICIDE


One a the OF dreadful tragedies which has
tuTec IN this viciLity says The HpGyk Adcerti.r OF
yetelday Was discovered about o'clock this mornn
~ No AcHo' my ~. where German man, Bernard
kuny, sged IS, and bis wife Caroline aged 90 have
ttcupicc Two rooms the third floor since he 81 of
June They have bt en- missed since Saturday nght by
NE oih. occupants Of the house, some suspcions
having be eNciied ths morning by the stencil ,snpg
from III, r. on ladder raised to the back wind "
sho pane Of glaze brok 1.-The doors being locked
when the boolef Of Rury and wife we're discovered
bng upur tht bed, large quantities Of died blood being
upon ibe bee and floor. The bodies already no,
cerPOlrg dec mpO'iTiOn, hlosi.d aud di,hgured
Coroner BIutn made cursory examination and di.
ctveito between the two bOds double barr ellei u.
tol eVd' nty the iIstrU Of Destruction Ia tne 90
man, ~ her forhrsd had been shattered by the bne,
Ibt lDquett wa pt spoDed I'LL scock in order /, AL
low Time Tor jury TO be summoned aud the room dis
ibtt cted W
From the testimony of Mrs Sharp, who knew the
psIiet, and MIS- Spstb, who lives 10 the house "a Given
81 tie inquest the case is evidently If eaousv and
revenge no,t probably suicide on the part of Runv
sitter the nuIdeI OF his wife. They hal sut te % sc
Sutrtbrces IN the county, and the death Of both viii
leave nost OF the facts Of the revolving occurrence I'M
known, NA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-03
THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CASE.
MIR. CHOATE'S SPEECH.
HORACE H. DAY ads. CHARLES GOODYEAR
After Mr.. BraJy had concluded

CsITTD STATS CIRCUIT CuURT-Durtrer Sr- Jrs,Ir
Before Jueses Grer and Diin-ou Term lt5-,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

I.OR'S
FALH FASHIONS, 1879.

HAAYL0R, 0PPoslrE BARNUNs would insitees
J. peeial atIehtion Ia his Fall Fashions for The
ensuing seasgn which he will introduce on Wed
nesday, Sc: tember lst being confdenti hat it will
be leuRdlhe most graceful end truly superb ia r
everpresentcd. Ia recommending the Fall campaign
he would return thanks to his numerous friends and
customers Tor their generous support, and begs to
assure them that nothing shall be wanting ON his
paTl iO merit continuance of their tavors. In
view OF the vast accumulation of small accounts as
accruing under the old system Of Semi Annual col
leeiions. as well as exgencies growing oul Of the
change 10 our State Constitution has induced him
TO come before his customers with a new front in
other words, he has determined to change his man.
ner Of doing business, and which he aaiers him
self will meet their hearty approval a per cent
age, inseParable from the credit system INCLUDING
losses and collection Will by this change lie secured
the customer; instead OF booking ftfem for the
Ssmal{sum ei 81 and b he will make Nan abate-
ment Ten pefcent for cash payment; TINS Hat
Of superior qualify The material and manufacture
alike bSing OF the highest class and watch under
the creHit system cannot be sold for less lhan IS,
willnow nett s SO; an article Of second quality,
,w4ih in all prints caaHot BE- sarpasSda (tte Aumbng
pRtRgs ef ctrfkta deattfS ID Tie contrary a0tiriA-
standing Ia his or ann on c4fu f1f ne same price
ri@ : will now nel s. 60; thus there will be a
clear abaiemeni of ten per cent and the rule will
be applied without deviation 10 every article in the
trade. Beyond ms, Is impossible; 20 pretend mere,
isGbsard
TO secure his customers sapefior article he has
perfected arrangements by which he imports all his
raw material, and has established on his premises
a manufacturing department lie whole establish
ment being under the immediate supervision OF his
own eye, and directed by his experience the skill
and tactof superior toremansbip regulars The de-
tails, and thus completes the whole arrangement
and iHsures 10 The customer the faithful perlor
nance OF every paH the contract
Sept, ., lS5s-6m. Opposite Barnum's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30
Coats. Pants and Vests.

IF you want suit Of CLOTHES oil sound ma
= terial and OF excellent style and make, cali On
WILLIAM J. STgPHENs Merchant Tailor, corner or
Shenandoah and Bridge sire, IS, near Mrs Carrell's
Hotel, Harpers-Fery, Va, where will be found at
all times large assormentof
Cloths, CGssinscreS r. EseSIingS
and other seasonable goods for Mems wear which
will be manufactured 10 order in The best style and
at short notice,
Also, a Large assortmento Of CLOTHING, of SUI
perior quality, 10 Whichthe attention Of gentlemen
is particularly invited, as much OF il is gotten up
in style apt inferior 10 the best ordered work
Also great variety OF Furnishing Articles, such
as Shirts Drawers. Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders,
&C. comprising complete assortment Of every
thing necessary 70 plete gentlemans wardrobe.
All Clothing purchased at this establishment
warranted well sewed and all rips will be sewed
without charge My stock is now luI ard com-
pleB, and no pains will be spared 10 render salts
faction, 10 all who may favor me with call.
WILLIAM ]. STEPHENS.
HarpeFs- Ferry Oct 81: 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30
HITS! HiTS!! HATS!!!
McPRAII a RFRO..

ia raj T'IMoRE STREET,
nESIRE Is call HE attention Of their ltiends,
IL and The public generally. 10 their 90
general ASSORTMENT 1T HATS ofthe latest ~
styles. MeP. & Brs. deem il unnecessa- -
ny 10 tax The pubic with reading Icing dissertation
Oh the selling and making Of Hats Believing Iha,
an intelligent public pay but lislle attention 10 tt
We have never thought il necessary ID give che,
than plain announcement OF oar intrvdueticn.o 81
Styles &c. and feel assured thai il has been a,pre
ciatet hy our friends and the public gepes aly whc
have ior somany years extended 10 Us Sd liberal !
share &c their patronage. ]. is hardly necessary
others have,la gel up our work: ana have slusss.
sold al prices as reasonable. and are continuing Il
dosa as aey establishment ii The city. Cal and
lnigs fof yourself
Nave haf Il lFSa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP
AND
IRON md BhASS FOUNDRY.


TIME subscribers bAg leave 10 call The attention
4 Of FaInerszaEd the pubhc generally, 10 their
SerFslarge and extenSike assortment of
4fGRICJSL TURHL I4IPLEafENTS,
now On hand neludRng their celebrated Patent
Thresher and CieancE which now stands without
a rival; having as fam eelpsed the old Cleaners as
the telegraph BOW does The old news carrier Stage,
which they offer fol me veIy low price Of 1925 and
warrant il 10 lhfesh AomE2 10 hunseed bushels
Der day with six hoIsAs A. we deem certificates
Of no value, which COULD be had by any number.
hui have sufficient cSnfdence in Tue Machine re-
commcnding ITSELF They world respectfully call
the attention Of those Ierso9s who wssA fapni chase
CLEANERS, 10 call Ind exatnnesfSf themselves.
They also naaulatture common I'LfRESf-
EPS from SIS TO S75 with Shakers complete
Also an improved NIIEAT DRILL, with
sell-acting spring hehm. entirely avoiding me
trouble Of making Pins 10 be- broke when Inc LOOT
comes in contact swiIR rocks slumps sc, so thai
no time is lost by lheaseedsman; enat3ing hIn.to
seed oae. fourth moe rasr daY The String is war
ranted M, 10 bTeax bv seeding TLseSafners will
phase can and see Iofthemselrcs Al other Ma
ehnety constantly on hand al lew prices including
chr ans Cob cs,a=leI 5 Is; FielL Raiefs Smooth.
and also The celebrated east culIetf so to So
all iron Straw Cutters; Fodde Gates; Core
Shelters and horse power n eCormick Premium
Wheat Reaper.
we are also Agents. for G II. Mccormick and
have number OF biz s0perior Keepers d hand
which took The first Pffmium at Inc World Fair
Persons waning woala 20 well to call early or per-
haps they might be disappointed. Price 1926.
Also, all kinds Of Casting done on The shortest
notice. including Mill Castings; dressing Mill
Irons, Picks &e Algrepaifs done Al the shortest
notice and most durable manner
Jane II. 1859 ZIMMERMAN & co.