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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
llBuena Vistau in market.


FTNHE undersigned will sell, on accommodating
III terms, one OF the most desirable FARMS in
the Valley OF Virginia, situated ahoutthree miles
southeast Shepherdstown, JeffersoR county, adj
Joining the lands OF DrL Ill. Tal lor George Lick
Nicer, Conrad Shintlier and others. and is within
three miles Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and
The Chesapeake. s. Ohio Canal. This Farm con-
tains
1913 Acres,
25 of which are in thrifty timber; the balance in
arabic land IL is diFidedyinto eight fields, inclu
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 field.
There is also Spring of water near the Dwelling
house.
heimprogemeHts, all recently butt consist OF
a two story House. (nntnished) containing ak
rooms The eut-bhildings consist OF a Stable: Corn
Crib and Wagon-shed There is upon this Farm
an Orchard OF Choice fruit. A more minute ts.
scfipiQn Is uemneu unnecessary, as u " Tfesuiru
persons wishing 10 purchase will examine the
property for themselves.
Is Ii The above Traet,of Land is not sold privately
before Sd 7,URDAYfke 2Sth day Of Aagnst, il will
on that day be offered al public sale in front OF Mr.
Daniel Eniler's Hotel in ShepheTdstewn. For fur
Their particulars, apply tothe undersigned in Shep-
hefdsiewn, jefferson county. Va.
sHaA EDWARD @. WILLIAMS.
April s, 1859 f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST
Now is the time for bargains.

Now is the time for Bargains.
TIME undersigned intending 10 discontinue the
4 Boot and Shoe Making Business in Charles
Town. offers for sale at COST large and general
assortment Of Gentlemen'S BOOTS, SHOES
PUMPS and SHIPPERS. as also, 4 large and
fashionable assortment Of Ladies' Wear. Thesup-
ply OF Servants Shoes on hand is well worthy the
a::cation Of farmers as great bargains may Be ex-
peeted Ii Is desirable 10 close oui hs stock a an
early day, and rsi calling shall BE the frst served
Esy- All persons indebted, BY Noie or Book &C
count are respectfully requested 10 come forward
and paw The same as desire to close up uay buss
ness. Those who may visa 10 sare cost will 90
we'll 70 heed this npiice.
March ia. ls52--tf. 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

A Sssne az the Post 3Offce. One of our
Irish DANES the other day called at the post
sas US sRs lSF ssss 70 ad osE
fer letter, but not being successful in fad
ing il, asked If the name was on the list
uNo, in faith answered she, s'but know
it's here, for I put it in more than week
ago, and now want to take it out to add
somothing 10 ID, sure En---Lo,csu Ne,cs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
L., al he world say what they can,
For sclIinx Prizes N. Anscl &co.l are tho men.
M. ANSEL & Co. s

THE sreaics, Pifxe Sellers ia the United States
take pleasure ia presenting TO the Virginia.
p6hlie sehedaie OF the Lotteries to Be drawn N
he Caysof Baltimore. during The Month q May.
and nom the success which has attended our liner.
during The lasl month here is no doubt that naany
fore advise every one 70 send their oFdef soanl
We sent during The month OF ApFil-S l5ug y
Kanawha; 5000 10 Hampshire counlyi - 9qv 70
LreshaTg; -. 100 and one Prize OF 500 10 Lqs-
doan; s 900 10 Chatlesiowns 1 Of 81 6uo g tTse-
erics couniy; 81 500 10 Monoagalia; besides
great many Of smaller denominations, and those
who have mol been so fortunate mas rest assutsd
that Dame Fortune never forgets these uha FEVER
forget her, as she says- II
Who don't Risk doht Win e q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
Gardner & R0hr's Wheat Drill,
SEED PLANTER.

FENuE Undersigned having purchased The right to
l. manufacture and sell this unequaled DriH in
the eeGnlies of L8udonh Clal ke and the southern
haft oi Jefferson, row July prepared at their
establishment in ChaIlest0wn 10 tGTgish 10 order
any number OF Drills, made in the Inosts ubstalltial
maarer Ali orders promptly attended ~.
This Wheal Dull performs the triple work oil
Drilling, Sowing and Covering by the same moEe.
ulent thereby saving much time and labor. Twill
plant point rows, and aLk5rfegular shaped fields,
With saving OF ifem 10 IS pa cent, in labor e
Wili with ease fur Two horses, plant from \ to ~
acres per day oi Wheat, Bailey, and other small
grains. This Machine has been in use twoseasops.
and wherever il has been introduced has given en-
lire satisfaction.
This Drill took The first premium at the Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in Ocloper last Also ;he
first premium attthe Agricultural Exhibition ier
Belmont county. Ohio October %, ls5t.7
-o'BAN$oS, REINSTATEMENT,
APgil Il Is52.
We have il onr possession large number q
certificates, Recommending This Dlih t9 The farmer
as having no snpfriot Among rhe huHIbeFthe fol-
lowing. s@t
Ihaye vs.d on my farm and am still using one
of The Wheat Drills. patented BY Geryis ;. Gafd-
ner and George Rohr5 and now sold By Mess!s.
Henson, O'Bannpn and Hunt. / do not suppose
any intelligent farmef would now dispute the ad-
vantage Of drilling over broadcast sowing j; also
consider the above Drill altogether equal to any
1rilEnow in use, and disadvantage OF applying a
compost box 10 IT, makes it very desirable. The
compost part OF the drilEacs well in every rtieu-
lar and IS one oC4he greatest inventions Of the day
for the farmer il might well be called the 1arGers
friend as il saves both time and labor.
MARTIN EiCHELBERGER.
We have for sale a fine lot Of Mould Boards and
/ Wagon Boxes O'BANNON' g. CO..
April l. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
EXTRA FLOUR.

TyBE undersigned has always on hand ExrsA
IL Flour, No 4, for sale and in exchange for a
coed Sfricle Of Wheat The above Flour is kSFt
On hand in CharEeslown, BY John X. Woods 4 Co
and Eby & Son; and by different MERCHANTS al
Harpers-FeTy.
VING 54
Thave also my Saw Mill in good rcPair, an,s bits
viii be furnished at the shortest notice f.
MARTIN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Rock Spring Mills, May Q, l650-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

Es'- All prizes paid in geld or bankable money Il
sigh. All ofdels confidential and fha printed
drawing viii be Sent. as soon as The Lottery IS
drsssn
For good Prize and prompt attention..
Address NJ ANSEL s. Co..
Corner Of Bait. aud Light SIS, Balu. Nd.
| Apnil % 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
Entire New Stock of Carpetings.

~ S. GRIFFITH No. n Baltimore street has
VI. Just received aud Is now prepared 10 exhibit
ore Of the most splendid assortment Ot Carpeting
ever offered i'm this market; among which may
be found,
Tapestry Velvet Carpelings
do Brussels do
Super do DO all new patterns
do three ply do VI and
do Ingram do bright celors.
Extra Fine do do
Dama>k Venitian do
Druggets RugsaDd Stair Rods
Floor and Furniture Oil Cloths, al: widths and
qualities.
Piano and Table Covers in every variety.
All the above stock has been selected with the
greatest care from the largest establishments in the
country Purchasers will find il greatly to their
advantage ID give US call before purchasing, as
we are enabled to sell lower than any house in the
city and on most accommodating terms Don't
mistakeilhe name and number
G. S. GRIFFITH. II Bait St,
between Tripoleits Alley and Cav street
April -, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

AYop are q the.very bottom Of the
hill said tho physician 70 sick patient,
4hut I shall endeayOr to get you up again. j
IT fear shall bsout 81 6rsait before reach
ihe Up, was the reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

{ - Az Ohio papers relates that mem,
Der % the legislature Of that State went to
: party the other evening, aud was so much
pleased With the s,sgar pivns5s that heaskcd
for : fow 70 take home 70 plant He said il
WAS tho best fruit he ever tasted, and his
childrou would be delighted with them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
PAPERING AND PAINTING,


TIME undersigned, thankful 10 he ci,;zens IL
jefferson Tor The liberal patronage extended 10
him in his line Of business respectfully gives notice
thai be has made snecial II s,.,s
every description at d
PAPERLNG. IND PAINTING
EsrHEa PraIs o. GRAlsise, Maasl5se. &c,
= the shortest notice and on The mosslreasopable
terms. 10 quality or style of bis workmanship. he
i willing that his work itself shall Sc his recon-
mendationi and therefore refers the work executed
Al the residences Of
DR.G r. Masses, Wv MooRE.
I. n. CAHrER and j. w. Bs1LgR
Charestrwns and he Graining al ths. residence Of
MI: Lewis ". Washington.
bis terms are most reasonable, ard By prompt
ness and fidelity % those who paifonize hin. Sc
hopes 70 receive liberal share Of announcement.
de VII execute any description Of Work "a his
Inc when desired. IN any part q Ibis Of he neigh
ChaIlsstOxn, April p Ia5s-l;1n.
FssENcE OF COFFEE. 81 which 'voo csn
- save merrfhan one half he Coffee. fos sale 81
April q T. RAWLFNE d SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

~ Why does dog wag bis tail when he
secs bis master coming r. Because be has
~ one % Wag IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
A WELL IMPROVED FARM
TO II 81 Il H..

II OFFER at private sale the EAR VI upon which
i reside, situated about -four miles northwest Of
Chafiestown. Jefferson county, Va, adjoining The
lands 2! ". I. Washington Il, Worlhington, Geo
L. Washington anf others, and containing about
geo ACRES LAND,
thirty Of which are in laber the balance in arabic
land. divided into nine fields, all under good fencing,
mostly posi- and caPfence
The Improvements consist of large, convenient
%wA and newly built Dwelling, containing
nm seven rooms, with cellars under The whole
Isys smoke house ice Rouse servants hous-
es, stabii g corn house, and large grana-
ry divided into gamers capable of holding 1000
bushels OF wheat All The. buildings necessary IL.
the comfor, and convenience Ola fanny have been
erected within few wears past and are in GOOD re.
par Issere is upon the farm variety OF choice
F1i, selected from the best nurseries and most of
,iiem now hearing viz: apples, peaches cherries
apricots. plums. &c. The land has been farmed
exclusively with ayiew 10 its Improvement clover
and plaster has been freely used and it is now in
fine state ofcultvation. The Winchester and Po-
tomac Railroad / miles distant and The Baltimore,
and Ohio Railroad miles distant offer great IA
cililies for the transportation of the produce of the
farm either to the Baltimore or District markets.
The Harpers-Ferry and Smiihfield Turnpike af-
fOrds good and safe route TO Charlestown al all
seasons of the year. $& fI
lis location will compare favorahly with that OF
any farm in the county OF Jefferson as regards
health society," fertility Of soil or facilities mar
ket Persons wishing 10 purchase land, well i'm
proved, with every Thing 10 hand, are requested 70
call and view the premises.
For terms apply to The subscriber. living upon
the premises or il by letter, addressed 70 Charles
town. R. G. McPE ERSON.
~ I. {. t.-E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

- Why s haunch Of yenisoa Ike i
dandy e. Because its Bit Of buck,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

~ d{hy does modestly resemble mis-.
= he' ls'ns = because i j. becoming wo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
"a RARE CHAWCE

SEING desirous to remove from this State. i
- VIII dispose Of my entire Stock Of Goods npcs
very accommodating terms-toany person desisous
81 entering into The Mercantile Business A rreai
bargain will be given;-lhe Stand Is FOOD one and
has fms run OF Custom al MS tYe ft,r far,ler.
particular apply 1T TINS Toyrnr-,
January Is, 1852 s4s - ~ y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

SaoRr DANA IN rwb Scenes --Ffrst
Ssse.--Mitlionare seated in an easy chair.
BY him stands poor man in a duplicating
attitude.
q Millionaire Ahem Very sorry, my
young friend, that ! can do nothing for you
But can give you-a word Of good advice
Economics r.
Poor Man-aBst when a man has moth.
Ing to-
Millionare--aN onsensei--Under certain
circumstances man mna know how to
sAve.p 3. s. !
Second Scene- The millionaire drawing
ID . pond, theIpoor man calmly regarding
him from the shore.
Poor Man-,sSorry my friend chat / can
d. nothing for you. But can give you a
weird Of good adyicc-S,cim !"
Sa Millionaire choking) =. Bub, bub bub
wh.when { ma man can'f swim r r@a i.
Poor Man--4 Nonsense Under certain
circumstances man must know how TO
swim. ~ Union Magazine. I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
Brilliant Lotlerles, lOr Nav 1852.
s35,OOO4

lGREGROR y + Ma URY MANAGERS
(Saeeessers 10 J. w. MGwy < Cor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
SPI.ENDID SCHENi'

Tickets Sl0I Halves S. CHARTERS 81 50.
Certificate Of packages of 25 Whees $4,000
DO ID VI 25 HALVES Is W
Do 10 oil - Quarters p so.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
!, SO, 900!
Q PRIZES OF $4,000.

2 PRIZES OF S2UUUO.
r oTTERY, for The, benefit OF The Siateoi pefa.
IL wate, Glass A, ior 1852 TO be drawn al WI.
mingtonA Del, on Saturday, May 81, 1853.
rs D1aea Bai!ots cut 81 is Nos,
Making neatly many prizes as blanks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
! SpOOns..

GERMAN Silver, Plated, Abasa. B1iltania, and
NJ Iron, Table AID. Tea spoons II The very begg
quality for sale low By II. RAWIINS g. SON.
April %, 1852 sT S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

IRISH GLUE-Genuine. and very cbesp ius,
i received BY T. RAWLINS & SON.
I April % 1852 s-sisra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

L QTTERY, for The benefit OF the State Of Della.
-A4jwate Class Z, for 1859, 10 be drawn at VIII
minglon, Del, on Saturday, 18Th Of MaY, 1852.
10 NsmSr Lsttery-- Il Dneisa BABES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13
THE LATEST MAN.

The lasiesa man we ever knew is farmer
who now resides in this county. Many IN
stances going to prove that he is an extremely
lazy man, have come under our observation
but the following occurrence proves that If
there is such thing as getting too lazy 10
hve,n hs cannot be ..long for this world. -
A neighbor of his having noticed large
number Of cattle in the only field of corn of
which be could boast, made all possible haste
10 inform him that the cattle had made a
breach in the fence, and were fast destroy
ing his entire crop Of corn. He found our
lazy farmer, sitting IN. the door Of the house,
which overlooked the corn field, and lost no
ltime IN warning Tin of the loss which he
was sustaining Judge Of his surprise,
when the farmer drpllipgly replied Yes;
7 have been sitting here ever since morning
crying to think where ii was they got in /;
but i can't think where it can be-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

Whole Tickets S20--Halves Sto--ouaters a5-
a. Eghihs s. 50.
Certificates ofpachages on 26 Wboies S2io %
Do do OF 25 Halves %
Do d. oi ~ Quarters 90 %
Do dc Of - Eislths 30 %
Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and CERTIFICATES a.
Packages i.E the above Splendid Lotteries Will
ceive the most prompt attention. and official aes
count Of each drawing sent Immediately after ii Is
over to all who orderirom me Flr
Address T. f. O'BRlEN, Aeeat
(Suecesser 10 J. 6 G: MAuRY,1
IhEaadfia, Ftrgtnlia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

r INSEED 0IL2-lpsTe white Lead, in Oh
IL and Paints Of all kinds just received BY
April % 1852 T<RAWL1NS & SON.
XTTOODEN WARE. Barrel Covers. Boz and
w common Butter prints, Tubs, Of all sizes;
Brass Bound Cans Tub Churns. Wash Boards,
&C., inst received by r, RAWE1NS& SON.
April % 1859. .3zs 3 -
nONNETS and Ribbons complsie sock.
Id Aprti % HARRIS 3 RIDENoUA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

OLD Plantation Segsrs, and other popular
Apfii Is. Is q. R. coFFRoTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

April I, 1859.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

i2 dhs ss 8 aa4 EsfPss dsEassEs
ter and Isaac Chaplmc 10 their corner in VIM Riders
land thence in straight line passing through the lands
Lucas and John II. Allsadt; thence with the lines Of
Lucas and Asihdt, Lucas and RUSSELL Lucas and John
Moler, east Of the school house in District No. III
thence with john Aoler and Jonatan Kearsey TO the
line Of Daniel Moler with Daniel Moer and Kear4lcys
line, the line Of Kearscy aad Jesse MDores heirs uaf
iSe a asS s ass Inc snss With
inersecs john r. and Barbara Henkle's line thence
with Henkle and Jacob Strderis line; thence with Ia
hcacr with Jacob and Samuel Strdcrss lines until the
same ntersects Philip and John Eagles corner thence
wh John Enge and Samuel Strders line until it in
tersceis me public road and with the public road 70 the
corner Of Ene and being the road lead
ms from Duiisd' Dcpos 10 the Old Furnace thence
With sad rad 70 the intersection q the road leading 70
lon Church, corner Of sNo. 81 thence with the road
leading from the Old Fnraee 10 Dafields Depot 10 IT'S
intersection with the Charlestown and Shephcrdstewn
road A Daied Depot; thence with said road % is
Branch themes with said road to its intersection with
The ric road corner 10 No 81 in line c No s, thence
WITH me ridge rcsa - It's intersection with the Warm
sRTsns road, being the eaFner Of No 2 and No. 8.
Lhe place IN opening pal IL this District i cstah
i.shed a the cuari House.
SaEPHERDSFOWN EASTERN DISTRICT. NO. 5.
CSEsnsneing q he eoraer q svssington and Raw
,s:gn Saoers ihnd with Robert Gmor On the Potomac
karer thencewith their lines to fheir corner Il the
inc o. Robert Dukes heirs thence from said point 4
U.s. sas lsaa r sad Dukes heirs 70 the corner Of
%a@N AtAS1 14Q1er and IafesS
teary n1ilIefs line; thence with the line II Miller and
~ toheir coner at the road leading from zion
S ~. g nc Old FaEaacethe foregoing lines from
,ee roonae RIVER 70 said corner being the lines 40 q
NO. thsaef with said road 10 tkc ntsrsselior 81 ne
losa aeaans rpm Dsdhclds Depot % he Old Furnace
eslss Sofncr q No. and No. 4 thenre with sid
~ y and Charlestcun ruad Il Dulel.g
4ence WIN he said road % its intersection viii
.ns Lss,oMn road e he En- Branch Church; thcsce
sa,a fc1n until i lntefsccts the rsfc rad les-
70 ehephe.dztoHn from David Moore Skop1hsi f,-s
e9's r9,a sene also tle line q No thence win fhs
- TO- g she an Tarn1kes
VII 80 turnpike o De int6fsscion q the
sane With Une Alley a Ehefk< 1dsloln: thcncs with
=. Icy g ~ Intersection mifh TIE stfecf
y s2a's ssors Hane-s.d iine % i wet 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-05-13

DIPES-Sl Boxes Chalk Pipes; 5000 Clay
4 Pipes aid Reed stems; German Pipes. for
sale by Il @. r. COFFROTH.
The daily union., 1852-11-05
From Europe.

We received our English papers by the Pacific on Tues
day morning. We select a few items additional
man named Long, recently arrived from America
his way 10 Australia, fell among we'll dfessed thieves
last week IN London, and was robbed of all he had
$500.
MIR. Darlington Maeauay, Nj p, who has been staying
al Brighton, has improved in health and will take his
seat on the meeting OF Parliament.
Mr.. John Broadoot has been appointed United States
consul at Lelh, Scotland
Another unsuccessful attempt has been made TO lay a
submarine cable from Porparck, Scotland, Donagha.
dee, Ireland This is the third attempt that has failed
cross the Irish channel
The Moneur publishes return OF the receipts OF the
taxes and indirect Tor the FIRST nine months oil the
present year They TO $50 676 900 fancs being
an increase the corresponding period OF 1851 OF 80
6Si 900 francs and OF 40 057 600 francs that OF 1850
L appears that the metallic reserve IN the Bank OF France
has declined within the month 1874 millions in Paris and
92 millions the branch banks The discount accom-
mediation has increased 14t millions n Paris and loi
millions in the provinces
The daily union., 1852-11-05

THE oHoLERA-t will be recolleced that the cholera
suddenly broke out in this city about weeks ago. and
that among the dozen of which occurred inside of
two days. less than seven proved fatal 1t is less
remarkable that nearly all The purchased that
morning in market tainted and refused 10 keep twenty
four hours despite all the salt that could be heaped upon
to show that the dfeful disease certainly uked in
the atmosphere During the rage of this fearful epidemic
in 1882 the same observation made in Montreal
and the matter, piece of fresh beef drawn
up the spe of the Cathedral, where, finding purer
OF air than below, it kept two-ihirds longer.
This reflection perhaps may excite further investigation
the part OF The medical faculty, which, if il does,
may be turned TO some useful purpose Wheeling Tmes
This statement goes far 10 confirm the theory OF Mons
Chaker at New York, who maintains that the cholera is
caused by OF green flies, which small
TO be only visible through microscope.
The daily union., 1852-11-05

The BRITISH cAsDDATE.-The whig press OF the
United S ates has for three months been in merry
dance because certain Engsh newspapers spoke tavora
bly, OF General Perees nomination. and have insisted
that praise from such is evidence that the demo
cratic parry is favorable 10 British tyranny OF course
The whg editors not such Tools as TO believe word
OF their own twadde this subject but they think the
people are fools that lis cardinal doctrine OF whggery
lie ignorance and stupidity of the II is true thai
portion OF The British press did speak well OF the nomi
nation OF General Pierce but the liberal press o
England and not The arsiocrac press.
The London Court Journal, the vehicle Of court
arslocrae views, and ministerial gossip, in article
the presidential contest in America, says:
THE conservatives have for their leader Gen. S.ott
and the democracy who would transverse the poles o
the earth and call it progress led by General Pierce
As eonserUaiUe journal, our sgmpoties are puh M
former"
Let the whg editors put that in heir pipe and smoke il
National Democrat
The daily union., 1852-11-05

MIXED Lot
Nj gonemens silk undershs, 81 so EACH well
worth S3
cartons genuemens black and hneycolored silk cravas
10 bundles genlemen' woolcu and meno undershrts with
umbrellas, half hose, gloves, &c
10 bores ladies' merno vests, all grades
IS pieces josey hannels, all colors
40 pieces Highland plaids for chldren's
40 dozen ladies' Mid gloves all colors, best quality, 5
8 dozen AHendale quilts, cheap
boxes chlden's shawls
dozen very handsome Bay State shswls grave patterns
In the lot
With other goods arriving daily,
All establishment be for the cash approved
short dates strict uniformity observed, and all
articles sold warranted represented.
articles, prices dealing be relied all
PERRY & BROTHER,
Nov eosuf Opposite Centre Market