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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-04
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Az hi, Oaicc, TWO CONFESSIONS.

~ TINS Olhce, TWO tOMIOSlIORS.
Mr. j. o. Berry has favored the printers Of
liz city with boxes for their especial accom-.
collation., for which we feel under obligations
IT, Berry is very efficient aud attentive Post.
rOster. lie not only attends 10 his own duties
loosely, but soss that others connected with the
osloilico attond 10 theirs The muis arrive
nd depart punctuOlly, under penalty Of having
'c carriers promptly reported. Mr., Berry is
lso cXcrilng himself for the improvement Of
NJ mail connections with other points. In this
specially va most heartily wish HIM success.
MhNurArrumNU,.-A Among the signs Of pro.
Tess IN our city we shall always notice as most
romlncm tho building up Of any branch Of
mnuIacturCs. Our onterprising fellow citizen
IL. j. Slower, has nearly completed n handsome
wo.Story brick building on Main above Till
lrccL II is hCty.Sovcn feet nine inches front
y slNiy-ono Feet II i, divided into two
. early equal compartments by a partition run.
my the length Of the building. In the south
n portion Oh tho first Iloor arc five rorgos
n the blocksmithing connected with tho man.
uclurc Of wagons and carriages for which
Is building was erected. The second floor
vi he used in the wood work. The FIRST floor
the northern division is being fitted up for
sting aud finishing, There the cast iron work
tho wagons and carriages will be cast and
liShed, and also the iron for steam engine 10
placed in the second story 10 drive tho turn
g machinery.
Mr. Slower wants two u three good wagon
dlcarriOge makers, 10 whom he will pay the
yhest price.
GOon DyGl-- Mr.. Josiah +. Hinton, ono Of
editors Of tho Hannibal Courier, has with
avn his connection with that paper, 10 engage
business in some other place. Wherever he
y go, he has our best wishes for his success.
Some enormous bluc-gOgc plums made their
peurOncc in this Office this morning from DIR.
Mton's garden. They arc great luxury, and
buOmmond thoir cultivation 10 tho cunsdcru-
other citizOns Of good taste.
WuG TRIuMru,-Thu recent county election
Louis, resulted in the choice Of six wings
dtwo democrats.
Hon. Edward Bates was elected Judge of tho
M Court in St. Louis county, last Monday.
Tic Boston Chronicle mentions tho building
lhat city of ship Of 1000 tons
Srer run MuunGnrR,--.Tho citizens of Stone
al oIler reward Of 1921 for tho uppro-
s sion Of William Dummt, guilty of tho muir
q lanes Reagan.
Ia Dunmit is supposed to Nc between a
i0Ssars Of age, oRC oil his eyes dim, the
81 ene Of his fingers OH which hand not
N bod, between five and half and six feet
a. mro mado, dark complexion, somewhat
b Beaded, quick spoken, fond of visiting
CO.'S, aud is quorrclsome. Any inrorma.
\ ny DO addressed to William jackson,
pa Fmc, Stone county Mo- Springfield
&d Bite.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-04
VALEDICTORY.

Delivered NJ tho clo ur a oocnt Sossion VI Msfcs smith
\ rattioks' ac. ID, il rua LAylSrA r. loEYaAN
ITrAcurNs AND ScuooLMArus:
Tho hour is near, aye, fast approaches, when
we must say farewell! How that word thrills
through my heart! lttclls Of parting! farewell -
we part perhaps forever. Tears will not avail,
Time flies swiftly and there is voice within,
which calls us out into the gay crowd TO minglo
in the ever varying, ever changing scene, to
take y post on tho busy stage of life. The hopes
Of many fond hearts arc now contercd in us.
Shall we disappont thom2 the loved ones whom
| now SEQ before me, are anXiously looking 10
our future.
We bear the hopes Of many. Shall You flu
tlro 20 ont in darkness or shall it rise in splcn-
dor and SGT as peacefully and gently US sum
mcr breeze. Guard thco well then, from the
vices and rollies, which dorkcn its bright page
Cultivate lis virtues, which tighten and brighten,
The ways Of that lilo which is fast approaching
to many of us at last. School-dayS will soon
be over, and life of quiet and study thrown
aside, for stirring activity. Hitherto we have
only been preparing for action, now wo can use
our labor and still go in with our preparation.
Many happy hours have we spent together as
companions in mental labor aud recreation, but
they are past, and to many of us forever.
look around upon Our little band and SEQ
Tow broken links, some are already gone into the
world to share its conflicts, and one of our mum.
Der has entered the spirit world to which we
all must go. A voice from that land whispers,
weep not for the departed, for He, 10 whom tho
earth, and all its hubitanis belongs, has done all
things well SAFE mOorcd in that haven of rest, no
moro pain, or sorrow, or tears, Tous who arc
still left, may not her voice still speak gently,
yet effectively, be 20 also ready.
Teachers, you have strewod our pathway with
many flowers, in many places made it smooth,
removed many distractions from our way,
chOered us onward in the path of duty, encour.
aged us in our earnest Ondoavors, 10 gain that
which is more precious than gold. Tous have
you opened the fountain Of knowledge, given us
to taste Of its pure waters revealed the beauty
and the brightness ior the Temple of Truth,
where we may now walk. For your Kindness
and IaithrunoSs, you havo our earnest thanks.
SchoolmateS, give us small corner in tho
chamber of your hearts; TO occupy the whole
we ask not, for many others do now claim u
portion Of your love, and others will come in for
"a share, but mono stronger than those We pre-
sent, When tho world with its cares press
heavily upon thee, thy weary heart will turn to
the bright hours of childhood, and schOol-days ;
aud upon momory'S faithful tablet tho names Of
the happy, bright faces will DO written in letters
of gold. II the warm, pure impulses of thy
spirits DO thrown back upon thOo, by the cold.
ness of all ugeeling world, and thy thoughts
grow bitter and mournGul, turn We to the mast 4;
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-04

nzzzzszzzz-..-N--.s-s.s-
open your hearts, that the sunshine may enter
aud thaw the ice which is fast gathering round
them.
Teachers and sohoolmatOS, we think kindly oil
theoj forget II not A glance to tho bright, hap
ny dreams Of the past, will strengthen ais 70,
the stern conflict, the love and kindness Of the
loved ones will be our shield against tho evils,
and tho star Of Hope will light us to the end.
Friends to you do we owe many and heartfelt
thanks for your attention this evening, antitrust
our efforts TO please have not been In vain.
May we sec you on similar occasions. Again
lot me thank you for your attention and indul-
gsnee. ..
Teachers and compuniSns, few words more
and um done. Again and yet again would |
thank you for your kindness, and may tho flow
crs you have strewn around our pathways, shed
their fragrance around thy ways ...
"If angels from tho courts above.
Might visit oarth's rich gifts ~ bear,
For those who deeply truly love,
In answer 10 fond friendships prayer,
What would my hearts petition be;
What blessings would ask foi thccP
Around thy brow I'd ask thom twinc,
Riulwrsalhcs Of friendships ladcess flowers,
Along thy path Strow buds divine,
Brought hither from celestial bowers.
Thus lwould ask them deck Thy way,
Whcrc'Or OH earth thy feet shall ,tmy,
erich Jewels too Id pray them bring,
From yondcr fair aud shining realms
And round thee shake from gliltcring wing,
The purost pearls the cosllest gems.
Yea gently place upon thy breast
The pearl Of price TO make the best,
I"Aud might they bear from spirit land,
To bind the hearts TO heavenly skies,
Loves hoIlcst and her strongest bands;
by golden cords aud slkCn ties;
Which fastened 10 the Eternal throno,
Draw thithcr all JChovah's own.
I'D ask them cnd their hallowcd forms,
Thy guardians on life's rugged road
Thy shields amid its rudeSt storms,
Thy guide to thy Redeemer God,
Thy bearers 10 tho world or light
When round thee gather Deaths dark night"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-04
Dagucrrootypcs! Daguemeotypcs ! !
W. =. PITTS,

II csidcnt Daguerrean Artist, would simply re-
LU mind the citizens of Hannibal and surround
ing country that he is still taking pictures at his
Gallery on Main street, over Wilson's hardware
store, and would inform them, that from recent
additions to hissIoc, and his increased facilities,
no is now prepared TO take pictures In style
lar superior to amy heretofore taken in this city,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-04

MRy MI BACK 49, Two slaves who ran
7 n b tho estate oil the lato William left of
h@ ebmBh Va, about 2 years ago, and went
Oh have recently Voluntarily returned To
YET on the ground that they were suffering
h "a aud were unable to procure work.
rec hers who ran OIL at the same time, and
ne slous 10 return, werO prevented by tho
luS BITS, whos rcrcibly detained their chill.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-04
w | N Il.

WINE.
Pure Old Port Sherry, Madeira ClAret and Malaga wnc'
Tor Saommcnnl and Modca purposes constantly for sAO
ut tho Drug store oT
July %, 1861 dGwlm ANDERSON
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-04
Important to Housekeepers!!
WOODMAN'S
IL II II u u 4 ~ II IL - ~.

" - - VI ID ~ n IA - - " n l.
E above celebrated soap sRn article which every family
hOto laundry, boarding house, 6o will hnd upen cNrc
M trial. to be the worry thing required for economy and saving
IT, Because CLOTHES 10 washed In neourth tho Tina
ID Thoy require no rubbing pounding thereby saving
labor, and the injurious oNcOts Ut the old method.
dd bleachSs and Leaves hom purely white, and for oo
ored cloths is unsurpassed, II does not extract Tho dV"
but has tendency to sot tho COLOR For washing paint and
windows II cannot no oNc0led, '| -
II warranted not 10 injuro the clothes In any WNy
Its put up IN boxes OF ton pounds each, Hull directions
on zach box Tor the usO OF Il. ~
Tho Soap DO had nj tho house Of John Davis who n,
Slc agent Tor Marion county, on Fifth street near VIM
HrSons Hemp Press ol Crts Lockwood, on Main near
hh'Vie0" (AugSdtD
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-04

Is r A NDY.
DURE Old Pale and Dark brandy for Medicinal p,rpos,
Il Tor sale az the Drug store u " TF''
July 20, lP53-d&vSm ANDERSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
SHANNONDALE SPRNGs.

THIS health-givins and beautiful Watering Place
will be under the personal supcrintendence of the
undersigned during the coming summer who win
use every effort in his power to render il one of the
most attractive and agreeable Watering places in Vir
glnla- 1t is situated elevation or spur of the
majestic Blue Ridge Mountain in the county of JEFF
teTon five miles south of Charlestown the county
Passengers leaving Baltimore Washington by the
morning train of cars, will arrive Harpers- Ferry al
half past IL A. NJ, from thence, In the Winchester
where twelve passenger Coach viii receive and con-
yey them into Charlestown, ard Il desircd 10 The
springs 70 dinner, over a good road and through
The Analysis made by the late Dr. De Butts from
lOO grains of the water from the main Fountain affr-
ded of sulphate of Lime lOE grs Carbonate of
Lime, grs ofSnlphate of Magnesia Epson salts)
$40 grs sulphate of Iron, and rio gTs Carbonate Of
From the above analysis the waters Of shan1sOpale
may very properly be chased among Saline ChAlyN
beates-a coordination of the most valuable descrip-
ton IN the whole range of Mineral waters. It NAV
therefore be positively asserted, without
fear of contradiction, that mineral water within
the limits of the United States possesses the
gatiye than the waters of Shannon3aIeS fb;s
water acts gently as the mdest apeTienf without
giving rise TO those unpleasant sensations of pain and
debility often occasoyed by ordinary cathartics
Prepared by the most slSillfu phy sleiarsSS -
The of this water, almost Immediately
UPON the and Kidneys Tsmoves worms RELIEVES
te from bilious OF other levers, dYspep-
holds, scrofula indieestios M u1afa los of m,
petite, exhaustion, general graveliy concte-
which man Is snbiect and Il s. fseely snoyes,SS
by all who have been afflicted with any of the above
diseases that the free of Shannonda1e waters have
effected permanent cures.
SULPHUR Mineral, hot and cold Battles furnished nm
on application at the Bar.
The Hotel is large and corn1nodious-the cottacss
numerous and comfortable
The Tablewill be supplied with the best beef noun
tam and valley mutton together with all the iuxurics
The best Wines, Brandies and other LIQUORS can al
ways be had at the table the Bar
G. w. SAPPINGTON,
Proprietor of Sappington's Hotel
May IT, 1853. - ' " s''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
Sales of Virginia Stocks in Richmond,
May &c.

Virginia State Stock, per cont, 81 years to run
Interest from date, sales at the
~ Treasury. .............. 500
Nr1inIa State Stock, % years issue,
st't.'s tins week .::.......... .lO7 and int.
Virginia State Stock, of % years is
sue, over 10 years to run, with in
trrcSt from lap. :.............10 LOG and int.
Virginia State Stuck, of ~ years is
sue, 10 years and under to run,
with interest from Jan. l. ..........l JOB and int
Bonds guaranteed by the State of
Virginia, with interest from jim
l. last Sales los aud int
City "f Richmond Stock, with inter
cat from Jan l, short dates, 100
and inteFeE$ long. IO4 and int
Lynciih'lrg ColFCn Bonds, 80 years
to Tuu,; 100 and int
Virginia Bank Stuck, par $40, sales
uiis week. .......................17
Farmers Bank Stock, sales this
- week. -. 40
Exchange Bank Stock, sales this
week at Norfolk. ........,,,,.IIO
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Stock, last sales. Observation-Disclosures
Richmond Fire Association Stock,
par $50, last sales.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tnniaC Railroad stock, last sales 9SI
Richmond and Danvillc Railroad
Stock, last snl"s,.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Stock, last Sales. .................,.fO
SaIncs River and kanawha Stock
sales this week. ..............l7
Virginia Central Railroad Stock,
ST es this week at auction, ........6O
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
Gt8 9lagAets,
BALTI6oRE MARKET.
ron THE wEEit ENDING MAY q. 1856;


REFoRTRp FOR rus sPIRrT OF JEEFERsoN BY M DAsNER,
colEattssfoN MEReaArT, How4Rp STREET.
CATTI There were offered at tlls scales on Mon
EASTERN markets, $50 sold city butchers and Solicit
over nnsold. Prices rHnged from $3.T5 a $b31k
On the hoof equal to 7soa S1os7I net, and ssetag:
HOGS Are very dun. We quote lReetiOgs at
coFFEE.-we note sales of about $500 bags Rio at
81 q 81 cents.
FLOUR. HOWARD STREET FLouR.-on Saturday
there We're sales of 800 bbls. fresh ground at s462f
On Monday there appeared TO be no animal ton in the
market the only transaction being sale of700 bbls.
choice brands at $462s The same dullness prevail
ed on Tuesday with hdrther small sales Of choice
brandsat Sf.62k. The steamers accounts, received
ON "Wednesday, though little favorable, caused
no advance, and some 800 to 400 bbIs. fresh ground
day, 400 bbls. were taken at 46aJ, and to-day 700
hbls. choice brands and fresh ground were sold at
$4.62 and 900 bbls. straight brands $4.66a. The
market closes without animation. ~ y =
Cry NIILLssz5To -day there arc BUYERS at S462L,
but holders of fresh ground are firm a $4.76 and
CORN MEAI.-Sales of Baltimore bbls. at S3.OO.
hs inspections s Ct Flour for the week are: 15,2l9
Meal. :. 20, ~ = = :.
GRAHg.-yYHEaT.-we quote good 10 prime reds
at 100 Jos .eelts; white at los liz cents, y
C0aN<-Fo7daY we quote at So 81 Gus. for white,
and 81 q SO cts. Tor yellow.
QATSszsIve quote Maryland at 81 40 cents.s
.tCLL0YEkSEE0.-Sale this week at $3.50 . T.I5
: M0LAS rs qpote New siesus - i 30 elz
Cuba 20 a y cents, and Porto Rico "a a 0cents.
BACON.-We quote Sides at a 81 cents, Should
ers at 81 81 cents, and Hams at 10 a ~ cents.
IL cts.
WHTsKEY.-1We quote bbls. al 22la % cents, and
hhds. at % cents.
WOOL.-Tubwnshcd Sc a 40 cents, pulled SO a 37A
cents, unwashed 25 a q cents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31

|N - t'- = |lurla. Loulpttt4 anu -lHuttelAit
eailfoads in lhe town of Alexandria and the follow
nS notee ofthe proceedings we copy from the Alex
sassle. l3uzeilc
lockholders Of the Al6xandti aS Loudouu and
hss2sire Railroad Company, held their first meet
ING serday at Sareptn Hall Tho usual business
essenoSng Organization was transacted, and very
intepSing discussion Of the policy and prospects Of
tna Company took place upon resolution in rela-
ton 70 tie surveys Cor route which was finally laid
upon lhe table
Lewis Mckenzie was unanimously elected presi-
dent Of The Company, and James lcllhany, of Lots
doun and George 81. Smoot of Alexandria, Directors
On The parl of the Stockholders e u
Messrs. Robert IL Miller, of AeSandria, Noble s
Braden, of Loudoun, and John Bruce of Winchester
were appointed the Committee to examine into the
atiairs and proceedings Of the Company and report
thereon ct the general nesting 10 be held in this
place on the third Thursday in October next.
The by4laNs Of the Manassas Gap Railroad Comma
NJ were adopted as far as applicable; and AIessrs
Gassius +. Lee David Funston, and A. Sidney Tebbs
were eppointed committee 10 report to the next
meeting such changes therein as they deem expedi-
The animal meetings of the Company were ordered
g be held in Alexandria, on the third Thursday in
Z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
j. F. CALDWELL.
DENTIST

Is now at Carriers Hotel, CharIestown, va,
WE witnessed the extraction of Teeth by DR.. ]. F.
w CALDWELL, and pronounce him to be the
Prince of Tooth Extractors and the Chief of Surgeon
Dentists! He extracted one for each of u.s. we CON
slider his method original and more SAFE and less pain
full than any other that has within our notice
He operates without endangering the gum or inuring
the Jaw and uses apparently but little force, and
seq4ently regarding all the principles of his plan it is
evidently the best that has been could devised
remove teeth; all other methods when compared to
his, are murderOus in the operation alarming to the
mind, and imperfect in manner.
BYRD CARTER, MID.
G. w. NETTLETON, Md
We not only subscribe to the above certificate signed
by Dr. Carter and others, but will add, that Dr. CaId-
well has fully and most satisfactorily explained to us
the principles which he bases his operations Oh the
Teeth, and we with pleasure state that his remedial
treatment of the teeth in correcting PAIN abating de-
ranSement, and extracting Teeth only scicnt-
c, but comparatively the safest of any of which We
have any knowledge. If medical men will consult
him. We arc induced to believe they will be fully salts
fed of the correctness of his views
X. f. ROBINSON, MD.
LSec handbills G. w. VARNUM, MD.
April IL, lS53-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31

At THE LADIES' CHEAP STORE!
- cts; second quality, a cts; sweet little Collars,
(worth 70 centsl cts; heavy silk Parasols latest
for ftp! ISAAC ROSE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
DEATHS

On TUESDAY Eporrla, 18th Instant after protract
ed iinsss, Mr. coRBIN CROW, of shep4,erd5tnwla in
ne Soth year oil his age He leaves wife and three
children to mourn his deccase.
In Loudoun county, on the 18th instant Mr.. BUSH
ROD H. GLAsscoCK, in the 41st year of his age.
In Loudoun county, on the 10th instant RACHAEL
ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of JOHN and ELIZA
BETH GRuBn, m tahe sti1 year Of her age.
In Win6hester. Sunday morning, ODD instant
Adrs ELIZABETH LEE, widow of the late DANIEL
LEE, Esq in the list year of her age of the most
reverend and estimab1e members Of that community
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
ALEXANDRIA, LOUDOUN & HAMP-
SHIRE RAILROAD

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that books will be
opened on the goth day of April, 1883 at the fol-
under the direction of the persons named
at each place, or any two of the for receiving sub
scrIptons i'll shares of ono hundred dollars TO tie can
lttl stock of the Alexandria, LOuGouu and HnmDshr
railroad Company, to an amount not exceeding thir-
ty-hvc thousand shares, viz
AT WASHINGTON CITY, at the Runkinr. IJo,,sc
OF C0rcoran X Rggs-Undcr the direction of Willupl
w. Corcoran, Elisha Riggs, Jr., and j. NJ Chubb: MT
the Banldng-HOus" of Scldcn, Withrrs & Co-undcr-
the direction of William ScldcIl, Robert w latham,
and Lawrence p: Baync; and at the Mayors Office
under the direction of John w. Maury, JOS Bryan
Charles b. Calvert and George Parker
AT HAMPERS FERRY-Undcr The direction nj A
H. Herr, Isaac FOukc, Philip Coons, Edward Lucas
and Jas. L. Ransom.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the direction Of Henry
NJ: Brent, Dr. X: I. Baldwin, Robt Y. Conrad, David
w. Barton and Lloyd Logan
AT ROMNEY-Under the direction Of J,b, r
White, VIM. a. Vance, John Il. Shcrrard, Andrew
w Kercheval, Philip b. STREET., EdV'd NJ Armstrong,
John e. Hciskell, VIM. Harper, VIM. +. Drinkard
David Gibson and Isaac Parsons.
AT CHARLESTOWN- Under the direction of DR.
Z. s; Blackburn, Richard II. Lee, DIR. w. +. Alcxnn-
der, Edward f. Cooke and Robert r. Brown
AT DRANESVILLE-Endcr the direction of DR.
Ira Williams, John Powell and Maj. James Coleman.
Al THE BLoOMERY FURNACE, in Hampshire,
Samuel A. PnncOast, John L. Tclnplar, Robert M
Powell and DIR. John s. Guycr.
AT GERARDSTOWN,i in Berkeley county, Under
the direction of James l.. Campbell, John McKoNa
DIR. Ebcnczer Coc and George Bowers
AT ALEXANDRIA-Att the Office Of the PCturpnC
Insurance Company, under the direction of the undor-
signed
GEORGE II. SHOOT, LEWIS MCKENZIE,
X. JAMESON, WM L. HOWELL,
Z. +. SUBTLE, G. F. LEE,
II. NJ. MCCORMICK, r. JOHNSTON
ROBT. H. MILLER, DAVID FITNST'EN
AprIl b, 1893. A. J. FLEMING.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
MARRIAGES.

On the 24E, instant, by the Rcr wN Gr1MoRE
MIR: JOHN J. BOWIE and Miss ANN L. REED-aiI
of Famtiuier.
On the I7th instant, bv Rev. r. l.. JouSsros. Mr..
): w IRWIN, sf Kentucky, and Miss AUREIIA
HERBERT, daughter of the late THOMAS FAIRFAx
OF Fairfax county, Virginia
On the lsth instant, by Roy. J. r HoucK, Mr..
J0HS KENADY, of Rockingham, and Miss ANN C
GUY, of Page
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31

VIE Machinery of this Establise q iI fISll one,
ration and the above mentioned Ware, a,e. now
rolling out with rush. - = :, -
TTN-KARE.
The assortment of Tim Ware now or, hand Il e,ten
siye, and all orders from Merchants win receive
prompt attention and Wares be delivered at their
places OF business without extra Charge
STOVES.
The Metropolitan Elevated Oven Cool, Stove. for
burning wood Is strong and durable Stove and win
De sold with all fixtures complete, Delivered set t1p
and warranted to operate well, forS3O, Sa5 and SD
Stove, VIII please forward orders and thew shall
have the pleasure ofseen best stowe now in
use, operation IN their Kitchens and If the Stove does
not operate satisfactorily Il viii % taken away after
other patterns of Stoves kept constantly on hand,
which viii be sold cheap
ROOFING AND SCOUTING
VIII be done in thorough ursfsner at short notice
and at prices that defy competition. -tl
LIGHTNINGhRODS.
Iron Rods with silver plated Points Brass Connec-
ters Glass lnsulaters and nalqble stenines will be
put up IN a durable manner ut low prices
SHOWER BATHS SssBATHING TUBS.
During the Summer months may be found at this
Esstaolshment good assortn5ent of Shower Baths,
BATHING Tubs, Boston Boats, Baths, Foot Tubs
&c, &C., which will be nished In the heatest possible
style and sold at Baltimoreprices.
JOB KORIE.
JOB Work of every description. connected with the
I'M and Sheet Iron business will be done with neat
ness and promptitude-ip short this Establishment
shall be the Emporium for the above mentioned wares
ana Great 6@sa"' win be gjysn e al its P9tEens
Charlestown, May 10, 1858.
% Cotton Rags, Wool. Hides, Sheep Skins, Old
"copper" Brass, Pewter, Lead, Iron, Dried Fruit, Bees
VIZ, Beans, Corn, Hay, Oats, Wood and Bacon taken
Mt the highest current prices exchange for ware or
work. ,-1Fs TN b