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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14
CarpeRtering and Joinering.

HlHE subscriber returns his most sincere thanks
IL 10 the citizens Of Charies,ewn aid neighbour
hood for the liberal patronage he has received In
the last Eve years; and hopes ID meris a continn-
ance Of the same. He is.aIways ready 10 execute
work ii the shortest notice and will make il his
interest 10 suit the times In his PRICES
He has procured sell OF Drznghline Instru
mems, and having made himself acquainted with
Architecture. he is prepared to Draneht and give
plans and proportions for all kinds CT work in weed
DE viii also make and carve TO order. Capitals for
columns in The different orders Of Architecture al
ihe shor'es, notice Always tq hand SASH Of
Those wishing TO paironizs him viii address him
through the mail, or verbally a Qharlfs,uwn..
e All orders shall be strictly itterded ~ and
general satisfaction given.
March 81. Is53-ty. : i I, ' - =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14
charIe.lorn, May 10! 1853 E s ii : 70
WHEAT REAPERS.

THE undersigned having been appointed the
J. agents for The sale Of Wheat Reapers will al
ways be prepared 10 furnish AL abe various kinds
al the cheapest rates, among which win be found
4 McCormiek's Improved y5reinia Reaper;
Seymour & Morgan's NeA York do.
Hussey's Baltimore do.
The above Reapers combine all 81 the latest i'm
provements in articles Of this kind, and we are
authorized TO say. to any one Purchasing Reaper
OF us, that ii upon a. fair trial does not operate
well, the Reaper will be taken back and the money
refunded. tFs
Leave your orders early atihs Jefferson Machine
Shop and Iron Foundry, at ChaFleslown, Virginia,
50 that you may all be sdpplied with this valuable
invention in time for the present harvest
May 10, 1853. ZIMMERMAN, & co.
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CORN 1 CORN 4

TfJIfE Undersigned are prepared to receive CoRN,
bs,h AZ The several Depols in ths County and
y the 0ld Furnace. They will stase now as an
80 riShse r.,lr that Mfrxd Corn will NOT be taken
= ~: ,rire ar on any terms. II must be either
1vhiies 81 yellow. They will receive corn now
Nh viii advance one half 81 its supposed value
All NV The balance when il reaches market de-
S.,rtirE only he cos, OF transportation from the
PRef s en'eA " = BLACKBURN 4 co. I
rebSuary 3. 1851
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Cloths, Cassimeres ana Festings.
New JeweIry Store.

HNHE subscriber begs leave 10 return his sincere
i thanks for the very liberal patronage be has
received during The lasttwo years be has been en-
gagged in repairing Watches, Jewelry, dc, in
Charlesiown. From the many solicitations Of his
friends and customers he has at last met their
wishes by offering them a good assortment Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
and Jewelry ofeyefy description; and will continue
to keep hand every thing flaming to The Jew
elry line. He has arrangements made in such
way thai he wilt able TO iil 8ny order in few
days that shall offer at rates 10 suit the times
Watches and Jewelrylof every description care
fully repaired as usual. Fl
w. 4. MCDONALD. Agent
for NJ p. coRY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14
LOudOun County Agricultural Insii-,
tute and Chemical Academy. (
AIDE, LouDouS Co, Wa, /
January 9th iS53

Nh. GALLAurR-7Dear Sir The snterpfising
farmers and friends Of improvement In Virginia
will, doubtless, be gratifed hatl have associated
with me Mr.. James H. Gulick and MIR. Hartman
Bitter, Two practical and successful agricutnTisis
for The purpose Of establishing an Agricultural In
siitute and Chemical Academy in ths County,
The experimental Farm will contain $40 Acres.
which will be cultivated according 10 The tue prin-
eipe of science and in which many INTERESTING and
Important experiments will be made And efforts
viii be made 10 obtain seeds from every part o the
United States and from Foreign Countries. In
addition to Two commodious dwellings already on
The estate new building has been designed $50 BY
30 feet. One half Of which will be erkcied the
present year. The Laboratory will lf furnished
with an extensive collection OF the largest, The
handsemest and best apparatus in The United
States The museum will contain Theological
Specimens, Minerals, Fossils, Shell and also Mod
els Draughis and Catalogues oil Agricultural Ma
chimes, Implements and Tools. And fof the conve-
nience OF making and repairing apparatus work
shop will be fAtedup with Turning Lathe, Slide
Rest and all necessary Tools for working in wood,
iren and brass. Full courses Of Lectures will be
delivered, which will be illustrated with several
thousand useful and interesting experiments.
The instruction will be thorough and practical,
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics, bChemistry
and oher branches Of Science and Art, In theirap-
plicatiOn 10 Farming and Farm purposes.
Particular attention will be paid 10 Agricultural
Chemissry-P Preparation Of Pure Chemica FAILS Man
agement Of water courses->Prnciples az irrigation
Analysis Of CONSTRUCTION Of Farm Build
ings-Estimales Of Lumher-Planting Buddinc
Grating Pruning and cultivation OF Fruit Trees
And in fine every thing important toIthe praeti
cal farmer and men Of business
To complete the designs Of this Institution viii
require outlay OF 40 10 so thousand dpllars and
iii receives that patronage which is hoped for and
expected expense will be spared 10 laake it the
best institution Of tic kind in tlhe World III now
The advocates of improvement arereally in earnest
they will take this enterprise by The hand and help
il along, by giving good list of students at the
commencement. TX is hoped that every county in
the State will send at least one studentkke first ses
sioE And that the different Agricultural Societies
will ascertain how Taanyssudenss can he sent from
their respective districts and forward list OF the
same by The Isl day Of December next VI
The Institute will be opened for the deception OF
Students on the LIST OF March, 1854 Terms, inclu-
ding allexpenses except Books and Stationery $500
per session Of ten months.
Circulars NAV be had by. addressing the .princi-
pal at Aide p. O., Loudbun County, Va
BENZ. III. BENTON, Principal
f oftie Loudonal County Agricultural IsstifRfe
4 February 3, 1853 and Caemicdl academy.
ii
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VIE sntscIll fls having p1FehkFed ne rirkflo
u di<posc Of EfaDeis & lHaft's Parint Core
koss'ers n J-.sIson; bsrkElsy std ciarks eoan-
csl cos1lor> and economists thai can be hr61-f.
into family. Roasting Coffee tflsies,, win ~
Rooster preserves he entire s,frn1eth-s1.f;r5 /,
n Least ore-.tird zirlngcr rhsn Wk3n rnuz.i II -,
ordinary way IpfeTe4is III cseabe Or },.e aroma
adding greatly 2 Y n.voiS and ikquire3 cnly az
Il + very simple md ec11tnltai .nd IN, 49,
Iri1ts i within he reach q. every Hmi|rl c',1r-
cannot Be roasted viii a. ,tdc,f r|-,;,- 4, ~
ordinary rsy KEYS n kEtH1rrr'' =
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~ n MODEL u observation-disclosures MOTIFS,
in his will, made short time, before his
dsath, after settling upon his wife q liberal
allowance, says And in case my wife
should marry, give her six hundred dollars
moro 10 defray the increased expenditure
which may attend the connection
Now, had that been my husband, would
not have married again, If it most killed me
70 live single. Dear generous soul Pro-
viding for all his wife,s little wants that
way after he has gone II makes my eyes
~ red Is rAbbit's 70 think Of ID
.m FANNY FERN
UrI never knew marriage for money
that did not end unhappily. Yet managing
mothers and heartless daughters arc contin-
ually playing the same unlucky game
believe that many think that they will not
haveA better chance, and dread being de-
pendent Such marriages, no doubt, some
times prove tolerably comfortable, but q
great humber would have been far happier
single, II may judge BY my observation
81 such matters, marrying for home makes
that home q very tiresome enc
SEcoNp MAKRfkeE is remarked that
widsvs aud widewers marry more readily
stl9n s1ve1 WY 49, = w ~ eAeeAe1 l.a etiuiOl
NJ. Thisis one of the greatest compliments
- marriagellifs that could be festey9 mp,
On Is We're . man not 70 marry secon |
time, 4 might Be concluded that his hrst
wife had given him disgust to marriage !;
bat BY taking second wife, he pays the
highest compliment to the hrst, BY showing
that she made him so happy as married
man, that heswishes to be SO q second time
m A Kentucky traveller dining at a
large hotel in Albany, was annoyed By the
shoEihe of Of some Of the members Of the
Asssnbly, whe kept calling each other from
their respective counties, after the fashion
I'll thank the gentleman from onsida,.
&er teei whereupon the kentuekisn said
tst huge darkey waiter, ai'll thank the
gentleman RON Africa TOT alice Of ham
thu seolsa on me iasn'os q aaa : g the
- ~. ~ ~ -ae -
80 lo, : matter los sufpslse, ma.
y.,ls yceng laa,ss are g .s ssos'eas,y ss1sa'
e &c '4 .ns. sS ,so as :
m 9 ess Th nses, - $500 n, = ~ q :. .
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The CharIestovyn Depot.

TINE undersigned have torlaed Go-Pannership
j. in the management and business of the
Charesiown Depot, and hope the liberal patronage
and confidence extended 10 lac old 6rm, nav be
continued TO the new. We are prepared to afford
every facility for transaeting Ail
Receiving and Forwarding Business
a the shortest notice and II The most Punc,ual
manner II II
We are determined ioileasie no efors unspared
to accommodate the old. and al the new Customers
who may favor Us with heir patronage
We will keep constantly on hand large assert
nlent Of articles suitable b The wants Of the farming
community, such as
SALT. FISH, TAR, PLASTER, Sc,
which will be sold on the very lowest teams for cash.
or exchanged for any mafkeu,ble commodities.
II COAL will be furnished 70 order, when de-
sired. ". w. MOORE & BROTHER.
I.onarw e ISE2 "a -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14

vrT ANTEDs Cooper Of steady habils-a mid
NV ale aged man preferred. Also yoke Of
f,sfn III fair. size, yong and trne ID prafl and
rond Brood Mare. one ihai works we'll. Address
ia subscriber Al Kabletewn. Jett rson County.
5ena q. 1853: GEORGE BACKHOUsEs
TT09 F0R HARKEST Grass and Grain
Ezn Sevihcs. the genuine Enkiish AHaldroa {and
~ inistnke) scyihes. Sueass Glass Mats. Rides,
f.rsmb Creek WhetsiQ1t>. Pine cleul Nails
,rko6srsons celebrated Rtkes. l12kfter with 4
isrISs s,oek Of GROCERIES n an kiRds (exeepl
rf7zItrs Tin males 0ufefSV srf Stone ware,
- III S,sre IRON Hollonuare oastib ~ dies and
ot;eo I22sr. ckean Xnix<< and VpIks BeiIlnelile
e.s rs - Rs,,sssra such T7iisi& 81 useful
Antilles ihai zen can hardly SO e4isz ~ ASKING
z: , sasss'i lss ! & 4 FzwLiFs SON
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EXTRA RL0UR'.i'

~ I 2 Nnas g, has always on hand ExzaA
-. = ~. :, Ior saeand IL exchange for
=. a 4. = neat Inc above Flour is kcri
=. 15.'e - -. ~ John X Woods g. Co.
fi-r---s pe,-s go ana ~ different merchants a.
WING.
III ~. e my ny ssS-A ilin good repair and bulls
~ - ~ 49, 'Aet q he shortest notice IN
~, s,,;.. ~, MARTIN EIcHELBERGER.
4 -.-- rf''-k Mills. Mays. 1850 -lif n i
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AN EARTHLY PARADISE.

Tho Mt Sterling (Ky) Wing takes tho
following extracts from private letter just
received at that place from the Rev. Samuel
B, Bell, San Francisco, California
~ live in Eden, the, choicest
place On this beautiful earth. No winter,
no summer, no cold, mo hcat-a perpetual
spfing. The earth is carpeted
With cyet.bloomiDg flowers, shaded By most
beautiful live oaks Irish pota.
tees weigh four pounds apiecs; onions two
poands.
If you love your body, come and live
within the sound Of the mighty Pacific
There Is no such place elsewhere, I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14

STABLERsS
AN0DFNE CHERRY EXPECT0RANT

1 5 confidently recommended % Invalids. Is -
y snrpassd br anv known preparation. for the
cure Of cs1rts H1.UsnnlsS and oiher forms o. Cen1a
Tod. Brolctls Asknas cr0sp, Cgls.nPtipn N IN
Early Stage and Tor the f,iffof the Patient even N
Advanced Stages Of that Fatal Disease
lfeombincs in scientific manner. remedies Of long
esteemed vaae with Others Of more recent discovery.
and besides lis soofr ana tonic qnales acs through
he skin gently. and with great efficacy, for lhe cure
Of Ibis elass 81 disease
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-07-14
I.F. CALnWEEL, Dentist,

rs now at Carers Hotel. III chafleslown. where
4 he Is ready 10 OPERATE On fkf TEETH
lie would respectfully Intimate hat many teeth,
though much diseased, howeyer they may ache,
can Be saved, without Destroying the nerve the de-
stfucton Of the nerve Is he cause u more deep
seated pains about The face and head. His mode
Of extracting Teeth is greatly iore safe, and IS al
teaded with MACH les ore and the induction Of less
pain, than By methods dependent on keyed insirn-
meats. pullicans or forcers. Those Ehoare suffer
ing pain in The forehead, facF and Jaws, would d
well 10 submit 20 his acknowledgements The most
satisfactory certificates and references can be
as testimonials II his skin ii his operations. n
arrangements are made, and fbe desire expressed
f1r him 10 do So he will with oleaspre give GrafHi
2as LertnFes under tAe sanction Of 'the Physicians
aud Dentists who NAV chbose 10 atieid 10 explana-
iion Of The causes Of he disease Of the Teeth and
also II their ifrteularily and The fsmedial treat
menfto cure and correct lhcm iilewise expose the
detects Ia the usual moi4s rssor;ea 20 TO extract
Teelh and kau the injuries Ifey are liable 10 in
ntei can he avoided and how they can he extracted
With much more comparative ease and safety.
fESee handtiII<.
IDrii II lH53-3i
T. win = in Sniiheelf fikk. or Zen dsY<
yens t6. fs53: J. 2. CALDWELL.
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Fssn tie Cknrietari 1Ir JIsar<, 0,rr.|
Rosfns SIsorf4e. blfniMg Red
Slgrer- Bstt z.i ll4iti,.s Tub
ESTABLISHMENT Il!
TINE A,ehinrIy oittss Es1siskresn, Is n lIiI
j. ~ ration, a ~ sfofe laertpiied Ware ate
TIM Ware.
The azsormfnt0f Tia W AZ nov 20 hand Is e.
pSomH Attention and Wars b delkseied Al ikeir
places q business without fxif4 claege
St0Fes.
The Metropolitan Eleraied Oven, Cook Stove
for halning wood. Is s;r3hg Ind darable stove
and VIII Be sold with al friurrt c1nSeie. deliver
e. set up and warranted u Operate salt for $40
~ and so for Nos. :. And. ;. Al persons ia
dsrs and they shall ikk pleasure II seeing o1e
Of ne best stoves now IN use i'll operation in iheif
kitchens, and fthe Stove dies dot bpirate saiisla
toTily, i will Be laken aEaJ a9r SIX ays Trial ma
no ernmbling. good seIbeiiph Of SlheF patterns
q 81, s'osss sePi constantly o. hsld. uAieh win Be
Roofing and sponiins,
VIII Be dsne 10 fhprongh name, Al skor, no
uce, and al prices ihstidefy con1peiii0a
Lightning Rods.
Iron Rods with silver plated Points, Brass Con-
neeters, Glass insulatefs AID IialabEe fasieninas
will Be put up in durable Il low prices
Shower Baths and Bathing Tubs.
During the Summer months ID u b. found atihls
Establishment good ASSOC nnerIt 81 Shower Rains
Bathing Tubs, Boston Bohis. HID .Balhs,. Fsot''
pos, &c, &C., which willIbe finished in the neat
esi possible style and sold d Baltimore prices
Job Work.
Job Work Of every desctiptioh. counec,ed Win
me 10 and Sheet Iron busIhessI WILDE done with
nealness and promptiIude-in short this E.lablish-
ment shall BE The Emporium ilr he above ,nen-
TONED wares and Greal Baseaiz< viii ~ given n,
all is patrons THOS 81 Parker
Charlesiown, May IL 1855.
C-Couon Rags. Wool. Hjaes sh4en slim
Old Copper Brass. Pc wier- ipadEIFdn nried Fr,,;f
Beeswai, Beans, Corn. lHay. Oats WOOD IN
Bacon taken At the hifhesf eurIent Trices in III
change for ware or WORK. n. Is Pf1
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CASH FOB NEGROES.

GTyHE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase alarge.
il number Of Negroes, Of both sexes, sound and
.I;gelv' Persons having Negroes 10 disposeof viii
n1 Il 10 their Iterestfo give him cab before SELF
ing, as he will pay the rery AighsT eash gzs.es
Heean beseeh atthe Berkeley Courts al Martins-
bIrg On fhe2d Monday and al BesryviIle on the 4fh
Monday each month, and usually al his residence
ii ChaTlestown@
Alletlers addressed 70 him will PC pr9ag,5g -
tended to. %. C-sO 49, y =
nh arlestorrfiI Jan. 10. lc53---Ts sst
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rryrrrs ..s.-.f-,.s4l.{ ,akeZi rossrssion q The
~eil.t.e.'r r.1skiislnest he Uni,ed States
Tl,,.sl = r1--@f-nrfnas he hks made ample ar
.,.. =, ale hdndzomeiy and com
$3.50 81 - can lnpoh hi6. lie pledges his
- - male he Unfed STATES Of The
-, n rlopniae pisces fur travellers and
.:sslr 4, IS fonnd ii fe Va,fy Of Virginia.
NJ f-fendr AZ. respkeifnlIy Iinriied 10 Try The
r. r. s,.i ,s4er ne new ADMINISTRATORS.
i1, Ar - 1853. RIC. NAUcK. Propir.
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PUMP MAKING.

To thc FCltizens Of JeBeysOAs Be'IIFcley, Fred
erick and Clarke Counjies.
IT AGAIN appear before you as RuMP MAKER,
j and as hope you have MOI jorgoaen me in that
capacity, you WILL one and all call An me should
you need any thing in that wav Please call on
me at Charlestown, or nv son THenjAs J. BRAGd,
living near Mr.. George B. Beails on; the Charles
town and Shepherdslown Road Al have en-
ployed him to do the work pledge Myself that al.
orders will be promptly attended
February 81 1853 G. O. BRAGG. II
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HAPPERS ERRY

CLOTHIM Cf STORE.
-
TINE undersigned has Just received from The
i Eastern Cities an entire nj uE Stock Of
-REFDY-MADE CT CITING.
Of al styles and qualities Also a complete as
sortment OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Festings,
which will be made to order al The shortest notice
The above Goods are opened ID the new Store
al the junction OF the Winchester AMI Potomac
and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Roads. and are
offered 10 The public on as low terms as can be
purchased ia the cities, and respectfully invite he
public 10 caA and examine for themselves
n. III. BROWN.
g. w. CGrsH1g, Agent
Harpers- Ferry, April2I, 1853.
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TnE LAST FLY or SUMMER.

: IT'S the laslfy Of summer,
VII Iicft hnzzing alsne;
Al IL black-legged companions
y Are dried up aud gone,
Not one of its kindred,
No blue-bo nigh,
To sport mid the sugars,
Or In the milk die.
4 IN not doom thee, thou lone one, l
A victim to be;
y Since the rest are allyahished,
Come dine yon with me.
Thus kindly scatter
Some crumbs uf ny bread,
Il Where Thy mates on the table
fH Lie withered and dead.
Bat soon you win perish,
! I'm sadly afraid,
For the giasi il At sixty
= Just now in the shade.
When wasrs have all vanished,
And blue bottles flown,
No fly can inhabit
This bleak world alone.
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Lar 1N.ft ,deRii0k n ne 1fEfi1fy,
- (hi daiise s,a,eI3 ,-'iIi sist7i a s,.k cIsins
~ 01g - er1rn1ied b AZ. a. lIs next
= H0attk He makes rs .S.risl r.|>rE,ces. tuf
relies uob1 81. erlen,S rs sc1,s name 6rsnthcni
he UN1h and his fsls I|isr;,r & rs az kSie ron
tine Of DE- Debaf,ne1rsI Z
Widouf Pe1siors tissiidss iE nron rtrJ rs1ztl-
able terms. Address hin Al W3sfinelon, ID. g,
April -. I555-eoirnl
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4 TEACHER l. required faf ihe common school
!. ~ n Dis,rirf No ~ rs Z competent ard
fs3lhinI Teachsr.-beside he regular salary Of
e275 rear.-1 liberal addition viii Be paid.
i ',s,t' THOMAS ". EEYES, Com'r.
Nippon. va, April q. 1858.
rsOoK STOVES -Alrsys On hand sample
~ offhc very best Cook Stoves nov q 1sss ana
xefx tkes6. 4. RAWLINS 4 SON
T7HiLlDELPHIA KID slipper. y -.
IL April p, LOCK-: 1Ee4zn 2 1elNe-
no a Ne !; 4 L fIoSgk. cat nEa 4 LINE
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U1ITINORE AGENCY
VARIETY.


Good nights 4 word 30 often said
The needless mind forgets il meaning;
tTis onlg uhen some heart lies dead
Ca which our o6nEas leaning,
Wf.rtnr n nl,i1euiuf mnsic roll
The last good nights along the soul
Coed night lain tones that never die,
II peals along The qnickeuing ear:
AID lender gales d nfenofy
Foreyer Haff IL near,
Whoa sfilled the roice-Oh crush of pain =
That Ger shall breathe ''good sight again.
Good night! il mocks u from the grave
II overIeaps that strange worlds bound
From when Tiers flows no backward wave
II calls from ont the ground,
On every side, GROUND above,
GOOD night. good Night y % life and love.
) Good right. Oh wherefore fades away
The light fhaf lived in the dear world
: Why follows that good night no day
Way are cur souls % stirred
(; Oh 1 rather say, dull brain, once more,
ssGood nighi ls'--thy time Of toll i o'eri
} Coed aiehti Now eomefh gentle sleep.
81 And fears that fall like welcome rainss
Coed night Oh holy, blest, and deep
The rest that follows pain
How should we reach Gods upper light
!. lflifs's long day had no s'good nightS'
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NOTICE .

THE co-parinerzhip hereiefork existing upderihc
/ firm u WILLIAM STABLER q BRO,
IS dissolved b. the death Of the senior pannef WM
Sr1BLEn- All persons having claims against the
late firm npto The nh October, viii please present
hemto the subscriber ahd those indebted will please
pay when called uPona
JOHN LEADBEATER,
Srrrsring pcrkHn N UAs. Sfabier q Bro.
The subscriber having purchased the entire in
teresi Of his late partndf VIM Sahler will In fa-
Iufe carry on The business at the old stand, On his
own account. a
Having had the sole management Of the late con-
Germ for the past eight years possessing all the adj
vantages 10 purchasing Or notwithstanding goods Of
the besf qualify. and with determination 10 sus
tain The reputation Of bis pfecseskors he hopes ID,
receive share Of The Parons AZ OF his friends ana
The public. JOHN 1.EADBEATER,
UAelesfte and RefaH DrRgeist 81
Syasssor Y v iQiaH Ssa5lsr &. Bro.
FnRPAx SraKEr. iAlExaKpai.. v.
Mav Of IS53 ~
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MOTTO III.

xrx r. undersigned have appointed III. GEORGE
IS d. WELLER IS their sole Afen. for he sale
Il isishts 81 fheir Patent 1fssti1x and c's19ia<
z<tihx. ii lie Uniied States and HzfriloIi<< n
g. F. S. ZIMMERMAN q CO..
GharlesloNn, March 81 1858.
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