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PHILIPSBURG WATER CURE EsTABLISH-

TN Phipaburg, Beaver county, Pennsylvania on the
south side OF the Ohio river opposite the mouth Of the
Big Beaver Creeh-fwenty eight miles from Pittsburs
eighty Wheeling and one hundred from Clevelsnd
Few afford rtunties Tor delightful
bic. than Phpsburg. rum the suinmits Of the lofty
shady hills Immediately in Its rear exe6ded prospect
may he had Niue different towns (arncns which is ten
County Town n Beaver may be from thence. The
buildings conveniently arranged for Hydropsthc pur.
posrs isdiea' ana gentemens bathing sitting and
sleeping apartments being entirely separated
the pleasure aud amusement Of patients PnAlIey
Arched Saloon, &c, have been fttst up.
Soft sprng water Of the utmost purity Ia used In the
adjustment The proprietor has hsd t~euty years. prac
ca perence regular Physician, twelve OF which he
has practical under the hydrorahc system Trrmsonly
hve dollars per week, payable weekly All are
adapted 20 Hydropsthiccue
Zach Patti mt is required TO furnish two heavy woolen
blankets two large comforts four sheets four towels and
one camp blanket or iniis-rnbber sheet
DR. EDWARD ACkEk, Proprietor,
Philipsburg, Rochester !. o., Beaver County, Pa
April
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carried it of. Poor Pug was in a sad fright, well
knowing the licking that awaitdd him Nj
desperandun, however, was his motto He
plucked up his couarge, took the remaining par.
fridge, laid it in the window, and concealed
himself The hawk, pleased with his feast, re-
turned for another tit-bit~when the monkey
seized him, and, in spite of his scratching and
screeching- plucked him alive, and laid the
partridge down before the cook and with ges-
ture, which stronger than language seemed to
say, otis all right; there's your brace of birds
a fair exchange is no robbery ~
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From tie Esser County Freeman,

Gen Perce's townsmen arc said TO have fired
many sa'utes "a honor of his nomination Mis-
taken men, What honor could there posi-
bly, be in being selected by that Convention,
met there rs the slaves of slayery-a Conyen-
tion packed by partisans, Convention over
which wire-pulIerS and tricksters presided,
which represented tbN Democracy Of the ma.
ton in the same manner that u galvanized
corpse resembles living man, The old Hunk
ers otfce-seekers, wire-pullers, and bloodsnck-
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THE above establishment is now commencing Its fifth
,seson The increased accommodations and facilities
which have been added from year. make it second
to none in the UdioI and enables the say with
conf fence 10 ali who wish TO avail themselves of the
facilities which the Water Cure system when rightly ap
pied, offers 20 all those who seeking restora
health that they here pursue 1t under the avora
Bile auspices for the removal Of disease The very atr
ing patronage bestowed hitherto by generous public will
but TO stimulate thu proprietor 70 increased
in behalf Of all those sue who may place
under his charge Terms--$7 to So per week
May I. ]. SkEiYE, M. D.. Proprietor
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WATER CURE -ESTABLI>HMENT, BRArTLE.
BOROUGH, YER MONT.

TTNHE proprietor Or. r. WESSELHOEtT, begs to inform
l. the public that he has recovered from his sick
meas and Is able again attend to bis professional duties
Former and PATIENTS therefore, may depend upon his
giving due attention to their They will also find
pleasant and comfortable accommodations. both
friends bat will please remember that the
establishments Is intended for The diseases means
patsr and not for hotel At fashionable watering place
Yet t. the lover nature aud quiet residence
house has attractions besides s water cure for Ma
has indie been lavish of her gifts the town.
walks and driy in the vicinity. March IL
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erS generally, Of the old Democratic party, met
in Baltimore, dictated to the Democracy of the
nation whom they should vote for as President
and then rolled in the dust before the slave
power. Read the platform adopted 10y that
Convention, so FAR as il regards slavery, and
see how those tyrantS cndeavor to pledge the
Democracy Of this country 10 silence on the Sla-
very question, to paddock their lips and ami
hiate their conscience. And all this in the
name Of Democracy, That infamous COnyen-
ton, having thus eaten Southern dirt and
adopted pro-sayery faith select Franklin
Pierce as their candidate, and then cndeavor to
palm him of upon the American people rs
their chico Humbug in its perfection. Talk
or honor toe in connection with such a nomi-
nation-why it is with Just such honors that
odd sulphur himself is continually loaded.
We hook upon that Convention rs n perfect
cheat and sham. Il stupendOus fraud. Their
rejection of Mr.. Rantoul proves their Denocra-
cy he. and that instead of being free men
themselves, they were the veriest slaves of sla-
very. Ii now remains 10 be seen whether the
Democracy Of the free States at least will or
can ratify the doings Of such a set of slave dri-
yers as have been lately debating to them from
Baltimore.
From the Green Mountain Freeman
THE REJECTION OF ROBERT RANTOUL.
The rejection of the Hon. r. Rantoul as "A
delegate to the Baltimore COnyentiOn-or prop
crly ms election from a seat, tO which he was
regularly appointed by vast ma jOrity of the
Democrats Of his district, and giving the place
10 Lord. of Salem, who was sent there by a
small clique Of Hunkers as narrow-minded and
bitter rs himself is one Of those political out
RACES which forever leave the stamp of disgrace
on the body enaeting them. The vote on his
rejection, or what was considered the same, the
admission of Lord was 1874 to S3-shOwing that
more than twO-thrds of the Convention were
concerned in IA measure which il not only
studied blow mt all free principles but direct
insult TO the whole Democracy of New England.
We all know why MIR Rantoul was voted out
OF his seat and why the man not entitled was
admitted Ii was obviously, and we presume
avOwedly. because one was free and fearless
ly independent Democrat and the other a
subservient tool of the slave power After
striking down 10 strong man and so great
Il public iavOrite rs MIR RantOul it might well
be expected that Messrs Thomas and Cain,
the two Free Democratic delegates from Yer
mont would be thrown overheard as they were
This proceeding alone, if there were no other.
marks the character Of that Con
'cntion; but there are plenty Of Others Of the I
'ame stamp, and they all combine to show it
the most intensely pro-slavery, Hunker. and |
Federal body that were ever convened in the !
United States Free Democrats and Democrats
what do you think Of these things Is it not
time to awake to the further humiliation in
store for you, as certainly as you submit to
them
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FREeLARnR Gnnns

TUSr received at the Free Produce Store variety Of
d handsome fabrics, posed of cotton, silk
aud GOTTEN and wool mostly adapted to the demands the
sumner viz: Hair Cord Gnghams Print and Solid Stripe
Ginghsms, Fancy Ginp hsms, Lustres Cord Check and
Tape Check Muslns Dmities Glazed Isconetts Satin
Stripe de nesal In various Also superior
Bed Ticking, three aud sxcord Spool wing Cotton &c
GEORGs W. TAYLOR, Proprietor,
N W. corner of 9Th and Cherry ats, Phlsdelphia
Fifth month 271h, 1852 -3t
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JAMES srRAuS, ATTORNEY AT Law,
LfulIe. Lasalle Co. Uinois,

WILL give prompt attention 20 ell professional easn
w intrastsd u his In tle middle and "a
% the stats To the beating ~ land warrants
a. Refers 20 Hon samuel Lewis Cincinnati OAse se'
William Keys, fiillsborough, Ohisi Moss nss'ss,
XeniA, Ohio JAZZ ~
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EDWARD w. STANDS,

A TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Post Once Build
"A ings, St Louis Missouri.
Commissioner Of Deeds, DISPOSITIONS, &C., for
Maine South Carolina Kentucky
Vermont Alabama Ohio
Rhoie Island Florida Michigan
Connecticut Mississippi Indiana
New Jersey Texas Wisconsin
Virginia Tennessee Iowa.
Minnesota Ter.
Also, Notary Public for Missouri.
Mr. s.. having resided twelve years st LoSs city has
extensive acquaintance with business In said city
and throneho the state Of Missouri
OF Prompt attention paid collections prosecution Of
claims, &c. May 20--ly
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A NEW PLOUGH

LAS just been patented with adjustable standard and
beam that can be made deeper sh ower and
take less land at pleasure The device simple
not ncreasing the cost and be applied either
wrought plonghs Rights by township countless States
be had easy few energetic business men
well recommended wanted 10 sell territory
For particulars address, post paid, McABEE SON,
May 81. Canton, Ohio
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A CONSTANT supply Of this most interesting work
n will be kept for sale the Depository OF the American
and Foreign Antsvery Society, New York, at the pub
fishers wholesale retail prces single copy win be
any post ors address, under 500 miles, free Of ex
pense receipt Of letter paid enclosing dollar
bill nine post office stamps for any greater
defiance, eighteen stamps will be required prepay the
postage.
Price pr single copyin paper In plain cloth
$780, in extra binding $2with discount Of twenty peI
sent. for not essthan half dozen copies.
WILLIAM HARMED. Publishing Agent
April --- AS Beekman street, New York
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LAW NOTICE.

THE subscriber informs his friends and former CORES.
pondents that he has resumed the Practice Of Law
and will hereafter devote his time the duties Of his pro
esson Agencies (of legal character) collections for
Northern Ohio will receive prompt attention.
P BLISS
Eivria. iorain Co.. Ohio. Jan. I. is52.--jsn 10
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MANUFACTURES Of Lard on Star aud AdsmsntIDe
w Candles 80 Water street. between Main and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati Ohio.
NJ B. Cash paid for Nos and lard grease mutton and
beef fall0W. May l6--ff
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TEACHER WANTED.

THE Managers Of the "Iaauuie for Colored Youth
l. desire engage competent Teacher for their new
High School In Phisfeiphs for the Instruction colored
youth In the higher branches Of English education
the CIassics.
Satisfactory references to moral character literary
qniremens AMI ability for the OF such school,
will be required
colored would he pre- erred, qualifications being
equal
Communications may be addressed to
GEok6E W. TAYLOR
NJ W. cor. OF 9Th and Cherry cts, Philadelphia,
hIay2y-3t
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VOL. VI.
OFFICE FoR PATENTS. wAsH,xarax

y q. ROBBINS, Solicitor Of Paesis will prsn.,. a.
- necsssary Drawings aud Papers for applicants s
cuts and transact al other business In lin, nj hss
fession at the Patent Once. He can be eopsnl, pro
qnes'ions relating 20 the patent laws and IN s
United states Europe. He win procure re hesrus,
rejected applications Tor patents prepare papers .Dd
sons at distance DESTROYS Of having examinations aa.
the Patent Once prior to making application for nssn
clear statement Of their when Immediate
be given 10 IT, and al heinfcrm. ton could be
by visit of the applicant In person. relating 70 the novel;
Of their invention and the requisite steps 10 be sks
obtain patent therefor (shouid IL prove to be new
promptly forwarded TO them by mail "
All letters business must be post paid and enc,os
suitable fee where written opinion IL required
OF Once on street, opposite the Patent Once
he has the honor Of referring by permission 10 Hon "a
Ellsworth and Hon Edmund Burke late Commissions,.
Of Patents and 10 those for whom he has hr
during the past seven years Oct "a
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A. NJ, sANGEwEK,

Attorney and Agem, Washington CRY, ID c.,
TENDS 70 claims for Pensions, Bounty Land Estr,
"A Paw and Arrearsges Of Pay the OF A.
couns before the several the
References - Hon. s. p. Chase, Ohio; Hon. d. Whine,
Pennsylvania Hon. o. Cole Wisconsin, Hon. Ellis Lewis
Lancaster, Pennsylvania Gen. Edward Armor CarlisIs
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HENRY II. PAXTON,

| HENRY III. PAXTON,
: TT0RHEY and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor I'm
a a fhsnnsrv. Cabs Hsrr'son sonntv Ohio Iaps
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

THE subscriber IL DESTROYS OF haviag an agent in
and county in the Union. capital OF only a. or
SO will be required and anything like .ficen or an
ergetic make from 80 IS per day Indeed many
the persons employed are realizing twice sum
Every information will be given by addressing postage
paid WI kiNSt.ER,
May 81. Box Col, Philadelphia Pa
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.

TEMPERANCE HOUSE. jerks q PARKS, No.
L 229 Washington street, Boston. q. w. JENkS.
March 20-lvs PARES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.

TNHE undersigned having just made recent addi-
Il tions TO his stock of materials such as
TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER, &c.
IS now engaged in making ready tor sale new
and very complete and general assortment Of w qaK
respectfully though earnestly invites call from
his old friends and customers! II is his detefmina-
ton for The future that strict and unremiing at
tention olbusness desire to give satisfaction TO
all who m paIronize him the use ofthe best ma
terial and the employment of the best hands shall
render his Shop as il has been heretofore inferior
TO none other in the Valley. HisPrices are moder-
ate, and satisfaction with all work guaranteed.
t<g- TIN ROOFING viii be put on al the,
shortest notice, in the latest and most approved
manner. and on reasonable terms ~
-. Tin and Sheet Iron Workf4G almost every
description onAand and for sale 3sx1r as a readi-
ness TO manufacture every arlic}txp Ina, line that
may be desired
E9- Shower Baths, the best article vet invented
manufactured and for sale on reasonable terms -
In short, the undersigned is prepared 10 executes
any and every article in his line in the most ap-
proved manner and On the mosi liberia! terms The
patronage Of the public is therefore solicited.
f. W. RAWLlNS.
Charlesfown Nav q 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
Oils, lTaIloW Grease, and Ohio
MINERAL, PAINT,

0nA EBIS. Machinery Oil Price IS cents per
0UU ghlIon. 900 gallons Machinery oil in
casks Of various sizes Price IS cents per gallon.
900 bbls Boiled Paint Oil Price IS cts per gallon.
5000 gals do co tn'casks Of various sizes,
priceB55 cents per gallon,
$50 bblsI Tanners Oil various kinds and qualities
tromI35 to 90 cents per gallon.
1900 gallbns in Casks OF various sizes. various
kinds and qualities, from IS 10 50 cts per gal
so tons Tallow Grease, for Heavy Bearings and
Coatse Machinery, in barrels or casks of any
consistency required Price 6 cents per 10.
$50 toni Ohio Mineral Paint in barrels at>ihs
lowest market price
BfQcsipcYV OIL, warranted not TO chill The cold
est weather and considered By those using u equal
to Sperm Oil.
BoibJ. Paint "a, equal to Linseed Oil, other than
for white.
| am constantly receiving large supplies Of The
above fSamed articles, and my mllte Is, small
profits and quick returns b. +. POND,
ST Watcr Sircet, (nRdcr nc Pearl &. House,
DrcImher "a 1851. NEw YoRK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
Stoves! Stoyes!! Stoves

AM now receiving from The principal Founde-
> ries in the East large assortment Of ParIor,
Drawing Room, Office and Cook Stoves! among
which are some Of the most beautiful and best op-
eraing Stoves ever offered in this market for wood
and coal, with both open and closed fronts
will sell Stoves at Baltimore retail prices. and
those purchasing Stoves from me will have Sc
lection from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York boundaries.
TERMs,-Cash Corn, Wood, Hams or approved
credit Of Ninety days.
THOMAS D. PARKER.
Septemher lS i65t--if Spirit
Ee- job work of all descriptions connected with
the Fin. Shectiron and Copper business, executed
with prompitnde, and at prices that canno, ia il 10
please T. d. P.
Charlesiown, Sept Ia, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
Forwarding & Commission Business,


THE subscribers having formed Partnership
i underline firm of BLACKBURN Il ALEX-
AMBER have onehed Ware Houses at The Old
Furnace and Harpers Ferry, where they will en-
gage in tie 'ORJTARDINGf and 'COlf1ILS.
SION BUSINESS. Their Boats win ply rega
larry between those PLACES and Georgetown and
Alexandria. b. the Canal
They will at all times purchase U-HEAT
CohA and Other Produce, Tor which they will pay
Produce will be received at either or Abe Depots
on The Winchester & Potomac or Baltimore and
Ohia Railroads.
They will keep on hand constant suppIy Of
LUMBER COAL SALT. SHINGLES I,ATHS,
PLASTER (ground and n the lamp TAR. COZ
FEE SGGARS, &c, which they will sell BY the
. They will endeayer At all lines @ make il the
interest oi Farmers and Others TO dead with them
.l r, S. BLACKBURN,
w. T. ALEXANDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
WIN STABLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail

DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
FaiTfaf street, .lleEaudFt Z, Va,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
III public. that they have on-hand. and will con
tinue TO keep large stock of DRUGS, CHEAfI.
GALS DYE- STUFFS. PAINTS, OILS VAR.
NISHES,8 WINDOW GEASS, &c together with
great variety of other GOODS, suitable for the
country trade, all OF which they prepared to sell
on favorable terms.
Their constant care is to furnish articles that
be relied upon, as being of the best quality, and
with this view they manufacture many articles
which are liable TO adulteration. <
Physicians, Country Merchants Private Famil-
les, and Individuals, favoring them with their Or
ders, shall have their best efforts to give them salts
faction.
White Lead, pure and extra; colors of all kinds,
dry or ground in OIL Artists Colors: RIake's
Patent Fire Proof Paint; Buswelps do, superior
article.
!, Lnseea Boiled do; Patent Paint do; Pure
Sperm; Solar Tanners; Winter Strained Lard .
Whale; Neatstoot; Olive &c
VARNTSHES
Furniture; Coach; Colorless Coach: Picture
floWtngs Quick DRYING Ship; Japan, &C.
HINDOW GLASS
n 8 TO "a x 80. various brands; Redford
Crown dp extra thick; all irregular sizes obsained
al the shortest notice.
DRUGGISTS GLAssHARE.
:, Retorts and Receivers, plain and rubuated; Test
tubes; Graduated Measures; Glass Syringes
GuPplng GLASSES; Precipitating Jars; Nursery
6ottles Physicians Saddle Bags; vials for do.
extra strong 49,
Medicine Chests; Surg ons' instruments; Sop
porters Shoulder Braces, &c.
Agents Tor Landreth's warranted Garden Seeds
Osgpod Chologogue; Sands Sarsaparilla; Bulls;
iownsends; Swaynes Syrup Of Wild Cherry:
Ayre.s Cherry Pectoral. &c, SC English. French
and American Perfumery.
September i5 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
To Coopers and Others.

TIME undersigned take this method ofinfornine
4 Coop4rs and persons in want Of Shingles and
Slaves, thar they have on hand at this time one
hundred Thousand Shingles and Cooper Stuff which
they will dispose OF low for cash or on Short credit
They intend d keep constantly a laroe snnnlv N
each and persons in want will find il 10 their adra
tage TO purchase ofthem.
They have a machine for manufactprino the
above articles which is appieablt to steam. water.
or horse power. and is capable Of making from $500
10 5000 Shingles or Slaves in TWO hours bv horse
power. rs
They own the right of this County and are desi,
rous OF dsposing of several location rights Letters
addressed 20 them at Middlewav, Jefferson County.
Va will be promptly answered. /.t
A sample ofthe Slaves and Shingles can be seen
at the Free Press Office
sHAULL 8 BuRwELL.
April III lSSi--ly
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VARIETY.
FoRBHAR rHAr UNKIND WORD.


rosbear, breathe nia Thai unkihd word
That ireuibIea on Thy ahoughiiess tongue !
Know'a ihou how many faishfui heart,
To sudden anger ii hath strung
Hast thou care. save Tor myself,
Hast thou shoagha OF pits born
Then check Thy own rebellious heart
RANT thou The fose and stay the ihoru.
Talk no, Of woman's destined lot,
A. though tyas hers alone 10 bear,
The measure uf earlh's common woes 2.
lwell Incomes myself TO share
Talk NOT Of her submissive grace,
4, As Tho She were thy sefvile slave,
Remember ~ is frail-there lies
Bat one step 'twfixt her and the grave.
+ Ifthou could'st know. II thou could'si feel
0ae half her suffering. pain and care,
Where would Thy JSb-lihe patience bel
Thy 6oasied resignation where
5 o then fofbear that unkind word
Withhold that look 80 harshiy stern,
The heart that feels 30 much for ihte,
Needs only kindness 10 return.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
Notice.

I <EiAG compelled TO make collections / AGAIN
= request The payment Of all moneys due The Is
-, ,sss :, sns iaie a. Gunneli and purchasers a,
with ~ pr1Ssl.y I'm order ,ocompIy
rhass .Is..s'. y nus VIII requiring me 10 pur-
enase 5afse iel 81 negroes, valued al ven thou
:. sanI cellars and upwards or shalEbe eompeliea
order tk4t the estate be forthw;,h elosed ~ pre-
all persons helding claims, II no, ~
sented, To come forward with the sez.xecntor q
THOMAS Hf5J. II. Gunneh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
\ sWARTZWELpER & SMITH.
TO NOISE BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

4 The undersigned would call The attention OIL those
wanting ID the trges, and cheapest stock Of Bull
ding Hardware which they have ever OF red. for
sale comprising more than a dozen varieties Of
Knob L.oSks; also Knod and Thumb Latehes,
Door aud Shattcf Hinges Shutter Fasienings Sash
aud Door SPRING Bolts Nails, Screws, and in
short evefy kind LOT Building Hardware.
SWARTZWELDLR s. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
m u1lT-SE. KrEpERS.

SwARTZWEkDERA SHIT 4 have justePen-
"a an exlehsffe variety 1t Fine = able Cueieryj
Desert and Tea Spoons Including The AIbala, Ger
man Silver Britannia and Plated; Albaia Forks;
Britannia Tea sets Table CastcTs. Walters, Can
eiessicks snafers, Sair Rods. Looking GIasseA
Tea Scales Hand B-ltows, EzdIes and Skimmers,
Preserving ketisess Sauce and FRYING Pans, Tea
Kettles. Coffee Millk~Shorels and T0ngs, Anrironsi
TENDERS. Wash KeiAs, Ovens, Skillets, and in
short fFery description Hardware used by House
keepers, which wilbeteId atthe very Lowest prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-22
70 CABINETlfAKE

SWARTZWELDER g. SMITH keep constant
ly on hand Hair Cloth. Glue, Glue Pots. Table
Hinges Quadrants Bed-Screws and Caps castors,
Sofa Springs, Cofiin Screws and Handles, Sand Pa
per, Paint-Miils; Mahogany Brass and Mineral
Knobs. Till and Press Locks, Brass Hinges, Hand
and Bench Screws, and ever, thing such iike-for
sale very low