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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
Dr. Easterly's indicated Strengthening Plas

Wberc Ms Rlsler Is agpiiei Pain Cannot Eris'
IrTHls plaster VIII be ioand very benefc al it
J. all cases here seated
PAIN OR WEAKNESS
exiSs-euch Us Iheunaiisln, pain III the side, hlP
hfeasr, back, limbs, or any part o the body. ~
ieuae subject 10 pan OF weakness IN the =tde OF
hark should be without IL. Matrrd ladies' il
delicate situations ind great relief from wearing
! this plaster Dr.. Eas'erly's Medicated ~tfrng'h
enirg Plaster il also equally beneficial N The e.
mgvdl OF
! AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER,
ague cak :. me III the breast, and The like. ThI
APPLICATION OF This plaster between the shoulders
a. been fouud ceItan remedy for coughs
colds. asihHa, and lung affections in their prima
| ~ STAGES fyeiy erson approves 81 goo
plaster. No fomily or physician SHOULD be miIh
out il.
f-4g-For sale at DR.. Easteriys Family Med
| cine Store, southeast conner OF Thid and CheS
nut streets 81 Louis. Missouri
And BY ELDRlDGE & SON, Post Office Build
iuas Davenuoyt. Nov. 4
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A SPLENDID STOCK or
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.

WE have received our Fall and White
w stock o. goods which we will be PLEASED
2 show all who viii favor Us with call, ant
we ARE confident that We can suit those wht
wish for good bargains. Our stock consists /
pat Of, Prints, De Laines, Merinos, Alpaca.
nod other dress goods, dress silk, black silks
and long Shaels, sils velvet for Mantlias, TAB.
~ velvet, Swiss capes, Muslin, edgings and "a.
,erting English thread Iaee, back lace vets,
eheniseites French work ell coilafs, l.. G. hdkis.
velvet and other trimmings, mantna aud bonnet
ribbons, bonnets, WOODEN table covers, cloths.
.aiinctts and casslmeres, WOODEN and silk warp
Hanntls, canton do bleached and Blown masiins,
gloves, hosiery, blankets, &C., &e
lso large stock Of boots and shoes, hard
ware, queensware, looking glasscs, groceries,
&C., at the Old stand opposite the Steam NJ IL.
WOODWARD Z HARRIS.
Ost Jluy
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NEW BOOKS.

II r. FAX fER, HookzelI6r and sationef
". MI Limos q Roe, lstHd, /
W0aid respectfully inform The Lldies ant
siettlea4en al Davenport ant VICINITY, that h'
has just received dafset trem NeY } ork aud -
.auls IA assortment ut Bots, Stationery, Nev
Is, Aruuals and 3l#ngts Tor '53, also Dlary'.
laaA = ei=, dra wing paper, cam. ana lott,t
drawing eacl.s, B aeA cal9red Piano n
-lrucfos. S4eet music ior PIN and Guitar If,
ATS paphysea cheap works ~ the best az
h3rs, n,sp, Epal - Wosks.
IL Is j 0 g 81 lor the sae d Musical Instru
Weuls
4 specimen p ana for sale very cheap.
Sol ayrr ud see. opposite the Rick Islam,
Iause, NJ need d sending TO New otl la
u,6eatirns when son can GET tAem &
z cE lslaad. 4~t
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04

FrRE Ar OGprNsHrRG, a very des'rac.
tive fire occurred in Ogjcnshurg On lhf
l9fh inst, mud before the flames centd ia
snhluca nearly one.haif of The town "a
ia ruins, The wind blowing sirt ug'H itof
the northwest nj The Time.
The loss as ftr as asceriaiued y hhrui
$4,000 and is mostly covered by insnf
aIcP.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
WEBSTER ON ruE EVIDENCE OF
CHRInIIANIIY.

A few evenings since, sitting by his
own hresIde after day u severe Labor III
the Supreme Court, Mr.. Webster lntro
d,,ced HE last Sabbaih's sermon aud di,.
coursed in animated and glow NJ eioquenee
for an hour on The srea, truths Of The Cos
pei. cannot but regard the opinions OF
such man, IN some sense as pabir prop
erls. Ills IS my apology ior attempting
10 recall some OF hose remarks Which were
uttered IN the privacy Of the domestic cir
Gle.
Said Mr. Webster: Last Sabbath ! lis
tened 10 al able aud learned discourse Up
ON the evidences OF Christianity. Inc hr-
oumen,s were drawn from the prophecy,
end history, with iniernni evidence
The, were stated with Logical accaracs
and force: bui, as it seemed 10 me, III
CLERGYMAN failed 10 draw IRON them tht
ripbl cpnchson He came So near tie
truth that was astuHIshed that he mssea
it. la summing up bis arguments, Ne
said the only alternative presented b,
these evidences is this: Either Christian
~ is true, or il is delusion produced AyI
an excited imagination. Such IS not the
alternative, said Mr.. Webster, bat il is
this: The Gospel is either true history, OF
it is consummate fraud; !, Is either re-
atty, or an imposition. Christ was what
he prolessed 10 be, or he was all imposlcr
There is no other alternative. Ills spot |
less lie, 10 his earnest enforcement q tht
truth, his suffering IN lis defence, iofoids
us 10 suppose that he was following de!n-
sion Of a heated brain.
Every net oil bis pure and holy iiie
shows that be was the author oil truth, anu
the accomplishing sufferer Tor truth
Now, consider the purity Of his doctrInes
the simplicity Of his lie, aud the sahi'm'
Of his death, Is i possible that nc "onla
have died tor an illusion! la all bts
preaching the Savior mtde 10 popular
pe.ls. Ills Isseourses we're al dIEt q
the individual Christ aud his apostle
souph, To impress upon every h'au ~
cnnvIctian II il be must siInd II lali atns
he must live ior himself, and die l. +
himself, aud give up bis account 70 ne
afnniscianl Gai, tbngh be were tns
mi, dependent creature ia lhe J5Afeis'
Tie Gnspel leaves tie !Ha!fl59sl stHe'
alone with hmseit aud Bis Gad. II Il
osn master ne StaH%s ar tails. lie
nothing to hope rom The 40 anI s}nPa'by
o! assoeiates. The ds.uded advocates i
new doctrines d apt 80 preach GarrtI
a Ms Apostles, had deg been deceive
would al have % preached. Il etef2a
fa.a IN our day would return 10 the slH.
r. = ~, ,,,s3,aI auA nFpsfh bsFe ftj
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.'@its bNf ~tT's ''H~-
LOOK HERE!


a SlltAE Nst'EAal.
rTAKEN UP near Rockingham in this county
J. an E,tray-a Roam HORSE, the lett ey
nea ly blind, right hind leg badly sw led; sup
posed 10 be II or IL years old, oser Is hand
high. appraised at ss45 before Lewis Ringsleshy
Esq, 9th Ostober, 1852, taken up by John West
lake on the 81 inst
JAMES THORINGTON, Clerk.
County Clerks Office October eth, 1852, g.
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Nj arried.

On The Goth inst By r. Y. BDAHEnoRr, Etq
Mr. HANS Hnl' SHE'LL 10 Miss CHRiSIiA A
>CHLEIGHTING, both OF his city.
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MILiIN EItY.

MIS- A. MoaRr has just rece we'd tbe laie<
III fashions in Millinery 10 which she invite.
he attention ofthe ladies' 81 Davenport, Roc l..
land and vicinity. Also, toanet silks, ribbons
aud flowers al reasonable prices, together with
variety of small and fancy ari les such as hose-
ry, glove, handkerchief, dsmi-yes, needle.
work collars, hair ard tooth brushes, fancy dress
Ing and line combs, cologne, hair oil Id -white
&C. &c.
Brady street, west side, between Cd and 80
streets
Davenport, Oct. o. 7-3m
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READ THIS!
Prairie State Stove Store.

+ HAVE the right 10 sell the above Stove in
L this maket. / Is warranted 10 b. the teav-
TEST and inos' dn able, to posses. advantages evfr
al others Tor speed and excellence in Cooking
auu to give perfect "a isfacion.
| will sell the above S,oves Wholesale at
Quincy prizes. incl ding freight.
The dn4etsi g 5ae'ng bought CD N. B
Bniori's entire stock OF Stoves aid Tin Ware al
fhe OH Sand, e rner Of MIN AMI Second
Streets, west o The Ge Claire House, would res
pecftHilq inform the citizens Of Davenport and
the public generally tat he has on hand and in
In 5 keepiag Tie largest aad best assortmei of
COOKING & iEA ftNtj STOVES.
Ever offered rim This Market, which he will
sell tor for cash or Country Produce. He will
4lsa sell Tn ware It St. Louis Wholesale bill Of
prices.
1a ard Copper Ware repai 81 At The shottest
natice. Oh Stoves taken in paft pa or new
ones. Second hand Cook and Heating Slofes on
hard for sale.
He wil a. the highest prices fer Oil Copper,
Br5ss and Pewter Give ~ eall--no trouble
70 show Stoves and iin-aare.
H. WICKERsHAM.
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TsyHIS valuable farm formerly occupied by
4 Mr.. Sargent, containing 100 acres Of farm
ing land 10 high state Of cultivation, an orchard
Of 20J thrifty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 20 acres Of fine timber, situate
on the Blue Grass road Al miles from this city;
10 offered for sale on very reasonable terms.
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents.
I7tb 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-11-04
New York Premium Corn-snel!crs

ALoNZO NOURsE, OF NoLsE. lis,
rSnow manufacturing ffs tua} I'd of these in
l. laiuabie Machine, al II " hich la etobe sold
fWo months. He will soon have out from six
TO ei lht teams.
these c. Ii Shelters are all made by machinerr,
a. all alike. good, substantial and made for uee.
o ol them vii she | from $50 10 $50 bushels
En- day The Corn is MT pat in enc ear at 1
me, BIT is thro.njn pFumlscnoasI.
Every farmer needs one OF these machines,
hey viii he furnished low and hy the aid 81 them
ne wItl save cents on each hushel Of con, te-
sides Tie ,ransPoitfio Of he cohs 10 afkei
and II he same tine he wi have the satisfaction
OF knowing exactly what he sells.
THIS j. the iir-t entefp.ise cf the kind started
nest OF Cincinnati. BY quick "a soen as la
treduced, hes will go oil Ike hot cakes.
Oct II, 1852 -6-tl
fSOQ Pair OF fancy Boots, Shoes, and Slip
lJUU per-, al less than Il Louis rice, a.
una, o. WISLEB'S
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UNaMPROVED LANDS FOR SALE
CITY Lots FOR SALE.

ME have forty Lots Ia screens Addition"
w and ..Cook & sargent's addition'' to the
city OF Davenport, which we will sell at fair pri-
ces, and TO persons DESTROYS OF improving will
give liberal credit for portion of the purchase
money. C6OK & SARGENT.
Davennort. Feb II. 1852
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FOR SALE.

FINE farm on he Mississippi River adjoin-
n ing the Town Of Buffalo, comfortable DWELL
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
bly, situated. viii be sold al at good bargain.
For terms enquire of j. s. Simpson, Buffalo, or
of COOK s. SARGENT.
Davpr1nrt IAN 9nth 1850
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sIRAYLIl,
anamosa Jooes co , Iowa, Oct. 10, $50 O.:
30AYrorNG.sCTsCC-,,

Boa DTNG.sCICS-..
.nN The first OF October n x', eelest hoard-
. lag Sc col viii he opened at Mount s.. Be-
.n5rd. csrnmanlt called Table Mound The ID
eaton IS most isihle, being perfectly hobby,
be Nc about AZ mi e, fom Dubuque. and saPp i
ed with excellent springs. Tie education viii
be sound AMI liberal. Terns N dera'e sdet
he speria! care Of Bishop Loras. For part Gu
lars call on him, al his resi- rnre, in Dubuque, q
on ihe PTest,t emf OF the establishment
Dub.atls, Oct. 81 3w
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200 acres Of Timber Land

NEAR mouth Of Pine river in Muscatns
~ county for sale in 10 and 90 acre lots BY
March II. COOK g. SARGENT.
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BOOKS! BOOKS.

TIVE subscriber has on hand number 81
miscellaneous looks, The remnant OF hl,
sock viii h lie viii sell at cost. Among them
,yilI be toaud some OF Tie standard works. a,
hrau, L lin, Jose plus, Goldsmith, Hst. EHT-
lanh, &c. Also. u nnmaer OF lltles. PraNe'
Books IN some School Books. IA rpp ruuttN
% purchase books so low does 40, often presen
,scU A SANDERS
u ze,te Office.
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FOR SALE.

A FARM in Blue Grass settlement Of 40
I y acres, all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post and pine hoards-Orchard 200 fruit
trees, &c, together with 10 acres of timber
land, II be sold very low N one tract or it will
be divided into lots TO suit purchasers.
March II. COOK s. SARGENT.
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lA..AZ. w. ~ GaEGoA,

EDy.A LAND AGENCY.
MAIN ST. DAVENPORT, IOWA.
TIHE undersigned viii give particular attea-
L lion 10 the sale Of Real Estate in IL city
aad vicinity. He Hattefs himself that his expe-
rience In business and long residence in this
eity ana vicinity, will enable him to effect sales
Of real estate to good advantage. Those having
improved farms or city property or unimprosed
real estate and desire TO sell will find it TO their
interest to employ his services.
lsSAo sale no charge.
ALEX. w. MsGREGoR,
Real Estate Broker.
Jane l1lL, 1852.
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

r!NI!E undersigned having bought Col. N. 3. Blu.
lords entire stock OF Iron at the old stand Corner
Of Main and Second Streets, West OF the Le Claire
House, would respectfully inform the citizens OF
Davenport and the public generally, that he has on
hand and Intends keeping tuil assoftme MT in the
above line OF business. We believe We are selling
Iron cheaper th&a il can be had any other regular
Iron store IN Davenport elsewhere. Please give
MS call. We sell cheap for cash No hardship TO
entertain company. Come where yon can get what
you want.
WI. " ALLEN,
Dsyeppsrt April oal, 1852. s3.6m
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
OUR MOTHER.

Children ought to love- obey and homer
their parents Let your mother, in particu-
lar, who in your tender years, has the more
immediate charge of you, be on earth the
most sacred object Of your affections. Let
her be your friend and chief confdant Con-
ceal nothing from her, but make her &C
quainted with the company which you keep,
the books which you read, and even the
faults which you commit Happy is the
son and particularly the daughter, who are
not afraid to communicate to their mother
their more secret thoughts Whilst they re-
main thus artless and undisguised, they are
free from danger. Children, obey your pa.
rents in youth but whenever you are no
longer under their care, jet not your rever-
ence abate If by the providence of God
you should rise above fhem in the world,
grow not ashamed of them. While they
arc bending under the ipfirmities of old age,
still continue to treat them with respect as
we'll as affection DR. Freeman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20

Tharn-HiH farTSale.

rx,t4ss M. efsioned Is ar,pFnies IN fact cf the
III widow aud heirs Of John Bower, ceeas olier
FIR sale that SPLENDID FARM; eatled I HcRN-
HUI situated ii The County Of Rockbsitse two
miles South West al the town Of Lexington nas
Farm contains about
LOO Acres,
living Oh either SIDE of she Valley Junction Plank
Road eonneclingIthe Town Of Stau1tcn with the
town Of Buchanan, IL me County q boseioufs.--
This tract of land IS celebrated at f.T lis fer
tflily and beauty. The MANSION HOUSE IS
spacious and elegant, and commands most I'M
posing view Ct ihe Blue Ridge and North Noun
iains, the town Of Lexington, Washington College
and the Virginia Military institute. The soil is
ofthe best quality OF limestone, and The lard is
dulating without being al any point TOO steep for
cultivation More than 800 bushels OF wheat were
sown during The last Gall, and the greater part OF
the cleared land is well sci in clover. There Is an
extensive JATERED GIEiDOIF OF more Than
100 Acres, 10 which large addition can be made
at moderate cost. There is a spacious NEW
BARN, erected within the last two years, ard the
necessary OUI-BUILDLAGS are generally in
good condition..
Ualess ii is previously disposed Of by private
sale, we via oferhe above tract at public auction,
on The premises, on The Isl dag Of .jtHe RcIt.
A accurate survey OF the entiLe tract will mme-
daeiy be made. and il will be sold ia one, diyi-
ded into three or more tracts 10 suit purchasers
Every field is well watered and the.e are aboIs
400 ACRES OF TIMBER.
OF the very best quality. The Improvement OF the
North River BY canal and slaek-waier navigation.
connecting Lexing4sA with the James River and
Kanawka Canal which is now ii progress, will
afford every possible facility for transporting the
crops Of The iarmlto the Richmond market.
Tie terms IF safe will be, une-fourth oil the pur-
chase money in hand, and the balance in three
l-eqnal annual instalments with interest from The
date, secured by deed of trust The privilege,
however viii be reserved 10 the purchaser or pur-
chaSers OF retaining the ene-ihird Of The entire
purchase money during the natural liia Of Mrs.
Elizabeth BowyeH, on condition of paying interest
annually 10 her OBJ that amount g
Immediate possession Will be given.
Ans enquiries in reference TO this estate may be
addressed either of The subscribers at heir res
4 pecliye places Of RESIDENCE undermeniioned.
HENRY NJ. BOWER, y
H Efncaaie. Ia.
J. wv. BROCKENBROUGH
1 April I, lS52-9t Darlington. Va.
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WATER ).

.r~EN
NEN s0tlects GeSeiFe As3fe dllentiQh toah me
necessity q obtaining cop12Hs supply OF va
teri but IN looking e quantity d supply, quality
has been thought OF less importance; tlere eculd
mol be more gross error or one more iaial 10 DO
mestic eomiTt and economy. We propose y ex-
pain some " lhe serious neoaYeniences which re-
suit from IA inJudlcoes selection Of hard water fer
/ dfmeslc purposes The water found IN springs,
Sc, has is primary Origin in rain, WHICH falling
on Tire soil psrcoate- through il, and the porous
beds beneath and gushes put in the form of springs
whenever il meets imPcrvioas bed which refuses
ii passage; pits SUNK downto the latter, detect il
there, and form wells Ia its passage thror gh@she
p:ryio.s rocks Il takes a9 soluble impurities vary
ing in their amount and character with The Icoog-
zeal formations these impurities being principaliy
mineral ingredients, may be line chalk gvpsuIn.
salt and different other compounds which innrcss
pecuiiar qualities on the waller The salts III Ii4ne
and magnesias communicate ID wafer a oualify
termed hrfdacsS property dificoltio eescIibs b6t
which all understand: the, most common Diver 81
hardness is carbonite4cflime Anvseafthy SAIL ID.
composes soap anu pre- rents its action as cieaspr
SOAP consists of an oily acid combined. eeRafaiI,.
with soda when added 10 water rohtzsnino tf,,,sa}
soluble soap Of no use as detergent this fasoip
bic lime soap sAhe curd which anpeaTs in bary-o
ter during washing with SOAP. Hard waler i IL
no use as CLEANSER until all the line has beers re-
moved BY uniting with The DIV acid Of so5n Fv.
ery 100 gallons Of water oil his ktnf nsn5Ilv H..
stroys 80 ounces OF soap-tiIis Il n ensrg,Srst
waste lfpeTsoas observe their habits in ssy
they will psTceirP thai principal quantity 6lbe
wAieris used by Them Rot as cleanser but merely
far The purpose Of rinsipg off ibe very srariy, =
inbant empioved FOR detergent m noses we IA
n5fwash ouEselsss itl3Ft an Or linz basin,fe mn.
cess Of washine wftLzsef water & al T...sy,,
6ei wholouanfi;F bea3. fhen aYDisg IL a eIesssr,
ihs yalae ofsott ,sa,er ,r xasbre rill nv ensTi,
meDt. Is At once reeegRizszsN Nov alfhougb ~
SOAP NAV he ecoaomised b hefsoral ahInfins ~
The uncomfortable method Described i Is imnostifj
10 obtain the economy. Ia he washington cio,bing
Sc Tha Iab5r reoi,ired Ia wash II bard ,raisf e
very much greater than whom Il IS sof and The al.
diifonaIteaf and wear Is a verg important eorsde
ration. we nov draw attention 10 he ineonveni.
ehcc-or hard water ia cooking: Ii IS well known
that greens peas beans and other green vegetables
dose much Of their delicate color becomes yelo,,
and assume shrivcllei ana disa gTeeabIe appear.
ance, losing much Of their delcaey 70 Tie iasie by
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1913 Acres,

p Of which'are in thrifty timber; The balance 10
arabic land It is divided into eight fields, inclu.
ding two meadows OF about fifteen acres There
is stream Of water running through theScentre of
the Farm, to which there is access from each field
There is also Spring of water near the DWELLING
house.
The improvements all recently built, consist of
a two story House (unfnished) containing six
rooms The out buildings consist OF Stable Corn
Crib and Wagon-shed- There is Upon this FARM
ian Orchard OF Choice fruit A more minute de-
Iscrpion is demmed unnecessary,as it is presumed
persons wishing 10 purchase will examine ihe
property for themselves.
L the above Tract Of Land is not sold, privately
before 81 1URpA YfASs22sh day Of dngust il will
that day be Offered at public sale in front OF Mr.
Daniel Enters Hotelin Shepherdstown For fur.
her particulars apply 10 the undersigned in Shep-
herdstoWn, Jefferson county Va
EDWARD c. WILLIAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
New Style Curtain Goods,

Just received a very extensive assortment OF
y new styles OF Curtain and various other Up
holslely goods for the fall and winter seasons, con-
ssling in parl as follows
ssSan Delanes, new styles and bright coIors
Union Damasks, all coIors and qualities;
Wos. d., 10. II do,
do. Mofeens do. do:
Turkey Reds, plain and figured; i
Wos. GimFs all sizes; Silk Go;
Enbd Muslin Curtains, white and colds
Plain and fsd Wos. plush and all colors.;
Brass Corhices, newest Styles
do: Ornaments, do;
do, Curtain Bands and Pins;
Gill Rocs. Rings and Ornaments
Wos Loops and Tassels Silk do
Aso, keePon hand5and manufacture 10 order,
Feather Beds. Hair, Husk and Moss Mattresses.
Pew Cushions, &c, together with everything ap.
to 1ths line Of business. may be had al
G. S. GRlFFlTH'S,
Upholstery Warehouse, l22 Bait. St.,
April %, 1852 next 10 the Patriot q lfiec
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New STYLE Paper Hangings.

~ S. GRIFFITH begs leave to call The atten-
~. ton OF his customers and the public general
" to his Paperhangfng Warehouse, and examine
his well selected assortment, as il embraces all The
newest patterns
Fine French Gilt Papers. for Parlors.
do Gothic. Panel and Column Paper. If everv
description;
Glazed and Common Papers of every description
French and American Bird Board Prints;
do do Borders;
Landscape Views, &c
Also may oe found. Venitiaa Blinds, both wide and
narrow stats; Patent Blinds: TRANSPARENT Winda,v
Shades Sc; all Of which we are now selling ID Rs
duced prices. G. S. GRIFFITH
Paperaarging Warehouse, I22 Bali. 81.
April -, l65a. next 10 the Patriot Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-20
PAPERING AND PAINTING.

HAHE undersigned, thankful to the citizens Of
4 Jefferson ioF the liberal patronage extended 10
hia in his line o. business respectfully gives notice
thai ne has made special arrangements to execute
every description OF
PAPERIsEG, AND PAINTING.
EITHER PLArs on GaAISIse. SIARnInse, &c,
At tne shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms In qualify or STYLE Of bis worgmsnshir Is
IS willing that his work itself shall be his recon-
mendaton and therefore refers 10 the work executed
AZ the residences Of
On G. f. MAsog, Wv woopr
1 n CARrER and J. W BELLka,
Charlesscwn, and the Graining At the residence Of
Mr.. Lewis w. Washington.
his terms are most reasonable, and by prompt
ness and hdelily % those who patronize him. he
hopes 70 receive liberal share 81 announcement
he VIII execute any description Of Work IN his
line when desired, in any mart az this or he ne;eb-
boring counties WILLIAM KIMES
ChaEles,Ovn. April g, Is53-l;m.