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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
4 u ARGE IND SIsL gNDI 3
STOCK OF G0UDS,
at Cost, Tor Cash only.

TTyHg undersigned having sold Ms Pror..,,s i.
Il GLIDING his Store HoEse Is the gover 49,,
has determined % clos his business Is Ire Mer''
camille line He therefore cfIeFs SIS ex.ersire
STOCK or GOODS.
which has been purehasedns low as anv S,osk IN
the valley o., Virginia, and all Fresh Goods. rs
fhaving been in business only about two yesrs q
This assortment consists il part 81 The following
PlSil. BIass u; cAangsable, Plaid, Striped and
Silk Tissues OF various patierns.
lllnsieas. Tarlions, and Saseenefs,
Bafages Of everyqsalily y Baraze De Lains,
Muslins and Lawns; Mourning Lawns
Swiss, plain, and 6gured Mnslins !;
CambFics and Jaeonels do; P6piins.
Super Curtain Mhslfns al various ps,rerns
Ginghams and Calicoes all paIierhs and rr;r.s
LADIES' super Linen Hak'fs from 10 clssup.
Gentlemen's Linen and Silk Hdk,is; I'll
Coloted and Black Crayalss +
Grape aud Cashmer Shawls Of various sizes mi
prices;
T6iSe, ana Barase shawIs, of v'ariOu. sizes and
Figured and plain Bobinels;
a large assortment u Dress Trimmings;
Silk Laees and Frinees; h s8
II French worked Collars;
Ladies Kid. Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves
lGentemen's Kid and SILK Gloves IL
lParasols and Umbrellas;
Ladies Silk, Cashmere Lambs Wool and Cot,
ton Hose;
genilenien's Lambs Wool Hose;
SIpdr Black Cloths aud cassiheres;
lD9 Fancy Cassinetis al very low prizes;
SakVelyet, Satin, Figured Silk ana Matsailes
vestings E<
TTeeSs Of all colors and prites.
Super White, Req and yellow Ffannels;
Canton Fiannels; Domesiics VI every dtscrip-
tion aad colors Silk and Fancy Bonnets;
A large assortment OF Fancy and Plain Ribbons
Artificial Flowers, Cape Tabs, Combs and
Brushes, and almost every article in the fancy
way.
CHM AND QUEENSVARE,
Among which are several handsome Tea Sets -
A good assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery. Carpen.
ters T0ols, &ei Waters, Looking Glasses and lin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10

IL Tie Detroit Free Press. speaking a
the street beggars ID that city. tells the fol.
loving auecdote Of . ltttle.boy who begged
: all his viduals:
A little ragged lrshin, begging in the
7 upper part Of the citythe ether day, Vas
asked BY the lady Of tie house, after filing
ms basket, if his parents.were living
Only dad, marin, said the boy.
Then, you've enough in y6ur basket
now e feed thnffmily for some time, said
y no, haven't neithdr.' said the i,d
9 fer dad and me keeps 6ye boarders ~
keith
H'I am glad that ypu arc going to
stay here to tea this afternoon + said ali.tle
esyto lady visitor Of bis maternal Ia.
Why 50, my son I, {
Cause We always get ist busiscuit when
there's company to tea / R
~ SAM said a1lads 70 1 mill. bov
guess, from the looks ofyour milk that
your neither PIT dirty wafer id il, Nc
she didn't, nather, replied 1.-THE boy. for I
seed her draw il clean out liz the well fore
shsP put it in r.
~ Did you ever ride II an omnibus on
rainy day windows anaLdoSrs closed
eight on = side limited Of course 10 Six. ana
among that number two women covered |
With musk Drivare. SAID 4 Ereuchm,n. !
let me come Qua Of 10 d6rc \ al sufFoca,ei |
isaye vat you call one multy rat in 10 ON.
nibusl IT, = = ~
G9gi p setsi --Itis Question vhe,As,
being called /" The son Of bun sheuId M, n.
raiher Do taken as q complain ent than A a
term Of abuse, ~ IL Is well knowa thu. ma
gun 4 good Tor anything urtless ID deseends
10 straight line from good stock.
~ An cid topper CHANGING y drink q
glass q water for want 81 something strong.
g, smaekea hls lips, and TUNED 10 enc Il
his companions, remarkiugI fwhY II don,t
Taste badly hare DO donla It's wholesome
y females and tender ctllisbn.
~ The Rev. Mr. seward advises three
questions 10 be put % odrsslIes before
speaking evil Of any man y First, Il n
liael Second, 10 iikind Third, 4 ID.
~ The difference h.tkdRn sIpos, ana.
.s.n , a.d donkey li;jlhal you! stick on
80 -. ese avs we vthNr wHh sllrk
49, anese VIE wear lneS and satin Be.
.sIe .nty hsEn ever wore thseAd ana oetteh
"a way ept 70 live until lhRy regret thar
'ney we're not bro't up ID hade.
~ y MOI ihe kkielf u rhIdh me, -.
ldl.neet That makes Itsm 49, J" !. nv ~
'potlef dozen with eoitemb,a pss,l 49,, Il = ,us
low them sPs9 'hose ps'
- When Jon see ! roodH Iooll,. !
widow proinsnkde rs rtreB, d.s,.s ysuns .
n,s.ne she wants second Husband. Oh
yen a lees never enters hsk head.
~ Why vas che 6rst day q As.m,.t<.
" longest ever knsuni boe.nr.' !, t We
~ Theirs q man Il Nav Os,.... =.
'crt1l61s hat his shadow r5f1,s, \, 49,. -
enpeay With him
~ a married man i ill., ea,sl. !.
~ b len,lin,, e,,s ouist siF11 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
ExTRiEFL0Iill.

TsliE anAarsiEned ha1 aiwafspn hand ExraA
FEofas M for s4le and ln exchanges fbf 4
good article III Wheat The ahAte Fl0nE a kepa
% hand Ii Chailesowh, by John q Woods 4 Co.
and EbY n eanl and bs ditIef1nt mtfehAhtt AZ
"a 1gtt7 No
have also my aawtM VI In gdoH repair and bills
Fill ID fa+NiGhel Ill llA shortest Utgier
MAIlTlN EiciIELnERGER,
Rock apEinf Mills, May o, ih5hs--tf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10

NOTIGE.l

VIE anasislgned hereby ipforn ID. pnsIir ,h,,
III, as LAAEs lorthis year are now due. They
WI expect lraNPf parnraf -
JOHN w. MOORE. S,ey;f
ROBERT LUCAS. Jn. Ms
JAS. WI CAAfpBELL' ID g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
GROCERIES.
! have a large stock qf Groceries all OF
are ~ az. hffst ntt.l;t,

All VI
are 81 the best quality
A1arge lot Of Ladies and Children Shoes SILK
and Lfghorn Hats kossulh and Wool do 4 Caps
p eYerN description ALI u which will positively
be sold 5t cos L i8r CASH ak / am determined ID
close up my business
A Those Whn desire 10 set good hafgain~ate res
reetialY Invited la eaiHsoth and Judge fuff hdth.
selves JOHN Gf WILSON.
Hampers Ferry. Aug NJ, 1915
N Il IA lnisa viii RRBw themselves ~ he i'll
helied q ine. fesesFteiuly requested O. "A and
settle theif apeti1hts, GIL NJ
4 AHsasiflgi isbgt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10

A wag, . few years since, procured some
eye-Wash Of quack oeculist in this city to
be applied to a glass eye which be wore
The oculist not being very sharp-sighted,
discovered there was some defect in tbs eye
but thought it 50 trifing that be warranted
. cure or no pay. The wag took the wash
end Departed Inlaweek or SO after, he re-
hped with the empty vial andIapparently
Mt distress
stuff MDpctorl Doctor !" said he, your
same tiakelly destroyed my eye at the
socket wiltSpipg the lids Of the empty
gaping and sssxQgcr, to the hoFrorof the
? Us il possiblsF enlist
.e.imcd the eytti6Alit be possiblei' ex-
my medicine operate III never knew
my as., il ], n san i q ao'EAAstsre. Well,
'a. B5s nuat. do M. u
dsl.S r.. q g. ssoaRsEsd .ifyou Eill give me
t;.sunSfed dollars, | will sign a pledge
srtexpose you qtifyou Do not, L viii
p6seateI ysu forthwith, and you are q ruin.
I "a mn Vim
N. auafk forked over check for the
mount, and the covey cststick, perhaps for
7 Texas - Exchange.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
GOOD .HgRIcIrEs.

rS conftrrflv reeom ended 70 Inrali8s, As ~
4 .---s,-,I - 49, snown PRESERVATION. fof ~
-, N, f.,t. $3.50. ana Other forms ~ Conpssa
s..,t,T $500, lkIu,a. crosp, ConsunJtioa ID
Fgiy stage and Tor The ysicf Of the Patient eyea ~
AdsaHeed Stages Of thai Fatal Disease.
II eorasnes IL scientific manner, remedies OF lopg
,rseed vsloe Win Others Of more receaf discovery.
aud bksides is nsag and fsnic quaiess acts through
he sa gellly and isth great efficacy, for he eIre
OF this claSs Of diseases,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
Negroes For Sale.

+ Will. sell privately, q loi Of valuable NE.
l nROEs, consisting 81 BOYS. Giflsa and Women.
They are sold without iaulI4 ana will NOT be
sold 10 be taken oat df the cohhy.
HENRY 4, TtMBERLAKE,
AEsattef MtslM c, Timbsfiais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
I Medairy's Pulmonary Balsam.

Al PURELY vegetable Compound Of the
n moRl3successful rfmId eEdr offered 70 tie
public i9rlhe cure Of Craghsg C9fds, diseases u
The Lungs and Throat Asthma, MhonpiHg Cough,
Cropp, Re, &c. III
The fyilowGg certificates. among many given to
the proprietor, will heread with interest:
BALriho November, 1851
Dsar Sir We take pleasure Id acknowledging
the bena6cial effects Of your valuable Pulmonary
Balsap we have used il ID our families with great
sueeessE and pronounce il a prompt and certain
cure tan Coughs, Colds affections Of the Lungs, &c
- IL McELDOWNEY,
II JOuN McELDOWNEY.
III te..f gy
B,IrluosE. Jan %, 1852.
m f9ta 1Mdairy- De.qr SIR: Some weeks ago
had a very violent attack Of iufuenza, my cough
was veHyseyere, and my throat was very sore. |
obtained bottle Of yoSr Pulmonary Balsam, IL at
forded me almost Immediate relief in enc single
night my cough was aanost entirely removed, and
my throat was well. Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN MILLER,
~ Minister OF tie Gospel
Prepared and sold by JOHN MED AIR X, No.
207 Baltimore street, between Light and Char1tS
streets, land for sale at the principal drug stores.
OTIS SPEAR, Genefal Agent for the sale Of
the article, No. II SouthCharles street Baltimore
n For sale by
l.. NJ. SMITH, Ct1rest0rH
DORSEY 70 BOWLY, Winchester,
n D. HAMMOND, IIalpers- Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
4l,.abIer,s Diarrhea Cordial

Is pleasant Mixture compounded in agreement with
lie rules OF Pharmacy. Of therapeutic agents, long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy Ia
etrsug DIARRHC.A, r smiiar affections Of the sys.
tenn 10 lis action. il aIlass heHsea and produces
healthy eondtion OF the LIVER, thus removing the
cause al he same time that il cures the disease
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
National Agricultural and Seed
WAMsg Ms 0W 5sge
WASHING INN CIIY

TNHE subscriber begs l9ave tocall HE attention
l. oftha Farmers oi Jeife fson. and the adjoining
counties. " onsof the mess extensive and best ser
ieeted ass3rtmenss of Agricultural Maetinery aud.
Implements 70 Be found hI any similar house hi
the uniea States. His atrtHgemehtsI with all The
best manufacturers III this Eoantly enable him 10
furnish, al Ehry prices bgetY atlitttfequifed for
The tatn ati an goods lgakins his establishment
afc rarratttd z prgfs "a hpttssnltdL Ills stock
F0RHiY i.iRfsFfkk Oh P10b6ns
alnah4 aRilh Aay liz iltail Ehe aaeutaHd PREMIUM
gehlle itas tEfG6atl aha East litH sAil shaFAhs
q ths ltpBfriief saa ihsnat hiF'tIN dilll,siha
RtsiafaH rev fglFf A0sI la isi;EiAl all VI anil
y We sHhs.l add hFl size plpp4h}fM eYelg va
FltiK RnIElef.. II
efHifafas lffeeaws, Gsh Nm F6li R4les
FHs8a'a 4saFHHkss i, s34el4lrsf li6eei p4As
llgsseqs aad AAeGpfmhRs
lseaplng ana Moving Machines,
B4laharaaahs, 6faHtsl HnH Hi4eaifs
F1 WIN q MFLEL.S
Corn AhelIeYa.
sins'eIand doahle spou(piee Sidio SIG also
the argHzEylindrical al $40 and R50 and latler
.warrant9ifto she'll from sob d 1000 bushels tay
HORSE PpIPER&
sweepIand Railway, u various tes, from SO.
fTiiRESIugG bACH1MES,
With Ppen and so'fd wrought iron and OAK Cyl
inderf-piice $50 10 $50. HI
CORN and con CR5U.SHERS
4 Ff5mis3O % 3i5, warr4 MED togrind IRON 10
10 bushels per hour.
TliE SEED DEPARTlfENT
lstuph'ied with every yariety OF Field ana Gar
den seeF, al Of which age warranted ttst and
PERJsFz1N GUdNo
HayiAg.nade arranghlents wilhlhe Agent of the
Per4siT Government tqr Ire >s4sHot Peruvian
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
:, READ THIS
run 'ne lion. joan Mclean. Associate Iadve Of

a - 71Il IINI1tdH, AssocIaie Judve IN
The Supreme Court
II, /, CnglssIrl Oci 20 1859
- Ss9 ST. Ihank you fof The engraved likeness
\. 49,, sacksqn T. an excellent one M Inc
pI.' e' ~ lie bis grey hairs hls ,Al ana
lIane, lte sincerity and kindns,s IN AM
sa a.lon Wy manner c6pllvalcd all no became
. ssSssln's4 WIN ep There were few II hpy per
~, sFasa'ea q Nome o. pbfoad, however mach
esa,d Iay aaSe Assefaetwl.h foreign courts MA
~ iae grace and edset o. (ien, Jarksens
him NJ nv neld, Ia M a. Wes'htt w eahtlBeF
head IL TIE AdIninI'1,sil,a teeel, 81 q The
VIA great respect
JOHN MefpAs-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.

FALL d WINTER CLOTHING.
TINE undersigned having enlarged their Store
i Room, have now on hahdl at their CtothsHg
Emporiam the most superior stock Of READ Y
MADE CLOTHING ever dfered in HaTpers-
Ferry, itr the present FALL and WISTER trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
folk W ing assortment of &
lveady-Made ClOthins:
Goats. Pants, Vests Shirts, allquahlics; Drawers,
Boots Hats. three qualities Rough and Ready
Hats Cs,p 4 Eesy large supply all Of which will
he .ol On re asonabe terms and prices that cannot
faitlo please. Also superior lot Of Silk Cotton,
ana Ginghan Pocket and Neck Handkerchiffs,
S,rayats. GLOVES. Socks, Suspenders, Umbrellas,
Canes. Pen Knises Razor Str9ps, &c. &c.
TRUNKS, JatLICES q. CARPET BAGS
Up. This being the largest stock Of Ready. l1fads
reyrroarfe,. In Harrets-F Ferry, they ask n
ta NON al purchasers destrbus -pf being served
N reasonable terms. esther WHOLESALE orfetaii.
NIB Persons thar caI'npt be accommodated
alrh our pfrseth stock Of CAihing are informed
ihaIws be prepared 10 have Elothlnk made u Of.
Idsaishofl neIFs and q gasrahtlad FIT % the same
lew pfietsg
- we return our sincere thanks 10 The citizens
Of HarpeTaF Ferry and yieIhilBlfor The very liberal
patfOhagr we have received and Fespec fully solicit
eontiBnauer &c The suInr, ~ We pledfe ourselves
there shah he nothing warrington our ps n 10 render
general satisfaction, both 10 7pady and Prices
II. WALTER 4 BRO,
HArpeFs. Ferry SeptemhefJ0 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10

NREsH OYSTERS are now being served up
d.;lv a he Restaurant ID the basement Of
r.,,er,s Hazel. Families can Be accommodated at
ID tir,es 81 ike Can Of Otherwise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
IExlract from the Decree ]

M CoMMissroNsa's ORFicF.I !
AZ, ChaS1ssie,,a, Ia w f2ih Iesa (
The parties interested in THE above $ait are
10 appear before me. at my office on
the llth Of February next, alto O'clock. NJ, at
which time and place shall IpEoceed 70 execute
the above deere.
EDWARD E. COOKE, Commit
Iannarp l3 ISa2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10

Bessing's DYE ., q l..Il and open
THIS hs,.2 1emfn % supply his old custom
y e, ~ ~ BE plale. dhart, oF.ean. The
e e. snd - ill., BLESSING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
Cash for Negroes.


AM deslrols TO pulrhake fnt~e numhe, =,
- nVEn ~ the southern markets, men,
Nppmsn, boys girls aud Antilles Tor -
which vii give The hishcsfcasb pfless. m
Persons having sla,ss 10 sell win 49,
please Inform me personally or 81 letter ~
az Winchester, which will releive nrn,nnf -
attentions Of b. M. a ". II. csnnpbell -
Nclpts, West Pratt street. Baltimore,
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Atrnfl6f N. All n ~ d, t'ems b,H
Wiaehesief. sepiembef i,iasi
~
Last Notice.
"a SoNsInEtAb II time having elapsed tihes
~ 'ns death " WnliAn \ L9eE, and lhffr h..
VI letse atgeahi yti due W. estate b. hols. on n
senfsn. ~ Otherwise Ms very desirable lhAl he
sslee % closed lmmediAleli Ail peFsans know,
w themselves indebted an kslehy nallasl s,sr
'eassf lndulgsnee eahhdl % given
JAMES WYa0N0.
JOHN .. LINZ,
December "a. 1859. r 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
Geo. W. childs. Esos Phil, n D. l
by THE SANE ARTIST. =
PORTRAIT OF JlCKSONi.

I@ns.aFeu loy- permlssion) from Thomas Sullvs
'Ntf oRi :, PAINTING, in The possession OF
kfan tss Preston Blair; Esq.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS s pm COPY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
VifAiliftl, 90 ylitI

t-<lN NE gFfeHis gaafI HI leilfsan eeHhlY
ave Raat Gfthe Tally III iilfgiaig,
4 Plaintiff,
AGAINST
IJaHss Iile, Themes IAtr,I Wm, Q ITaHf.
iagioH, Aigefaaa ~ AAfeh, HsWyfHFrg
aaR Jofa 4 Hagg, Defendants,
+ IN GHANCHRf,
Extract from the Decree
INNS cause came 0ni againto be heard this 20fh
j day of0clobef lsP2 upon the papers FORMER
y read The decree Of THE Count of Appeais ailirn-
ing the decree Of November 7h, Is. tie reporhof
Master Commissioner Cooke returned September
18th 1859, and the exeeptiphsIthereto, andfwas All
gued by COUNSEL. On Consideration whefejf il be-
ing suggested TO The court that Tie matters except
ed to in said report 50 far as erroneous, may he
corrected and adjusted BY the PARTIES with the aid
Of the commissioner. as hereinafter directed. The
Court valves any Actin as ID saia&exceptions al
the present mei and i is ordered fh6t 50 much Of
said report s.te subject nlatier Of sail excep-
tions be reeomnated 10 the same commissioner 10
restaie and correct the same, Solfar as il NAV be
shown 10 be erroneous; and leave.it hereby re-
served, toiexamiAe on cath before the Commission
or any Of Ihe parties CONNECTED with orr Interested
in The subject ofsaid excfp,iohs+
Te4ie, RoBER TT. fBRoWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10

ITO q man 81 sIsaaY habits, With small FAM
III ily Eil furnish dwelling house, n which
wood and wafer i eonyenieni Possefsien given
on Tie first day of NovemheF next, .sl
October ais 1862 GEO bACkHoUsE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10
apoons m 4 Fdrks.

nLATED Table spoops and Forks, AltatalTa.
il bic and Tea spoons Wire strengthened Britt
tania, Iron and Gfrman Silver spoons just feeeiy-
ed " T.kAWLlN6 = SOM !
November 4, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10

r ARaE Pos KrsiIes Ovens AhTlists 1fiddiss,
IL Spiders, ExlFs 0vsR and Skillet Lids Oh I'll
siza, Just received by
Nov ~. +. RkWAIN0 4 SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-10

IN me EEfeAA 5NHfI n leHIfaRa county
4ae Aaak II He taRg il tifgiaiq,
hi :. II Rihiatjd
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

w Undersigned takes this opportunity Of informing his
Ola friends and customers md the public reneralIv
Mat he has resumed business at the DIN STAND IiT
MARSHALL. s PHELPS, where may tr found eenera,
assortment Of ~ :" e0''0i "i
Stores and Store Pipe Plain and Japqrned
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Among his Stoves are the following approved patterns
nE I'LL, OF THE STATES, QUEEN OF TIE RAIRIE.
MIN" or iIE PRAIRIE, HATHAWAY,
KEYSTONE, CARPENTER
Aso-Self Parlor Stoves Alright and Plat
Stoves and Premium Cooking Stoves
Ashe inendsto adoptthe ready pay system far as noe.
sioe, he proposes 20 sell very Low ron CASH BELIEVING
that quick sales and small profits bette, than slow sales
and large Ones He hopes by fair dealing and
F. 4. MARSHALL.
ksnosha, September, 1851 II
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

BRITISH OPINIONS FOR THE "CorRrER."
We find in the last number of the London
Spectator letter from Richard ID. Webb,
of Dublin, on the subject of Americon slave
~, in which he remarks:
webster has just departel-hi death has
tened by the agony Of disappointed ambi-
ton, and 10y his contcmptous rejection by
the South, in the late Presidential nomina-
ton, although in his old age he threw away
his reputation as the champion of liberty in
his zeal to secure her favor and support. =
In some comments on this letter. the Spccta-
tor says; "Webster, for all his talents, was a
trimmer; and his trimming it was that dam
agtl him far more than his Northern SYM
pa.hjes, In his classification of the Ameri-
cans, our correspondent omitS two important
classes-thc Shareholders, who would be clad
to abolish bad institution, if they could see
the means of doing it without social danger
in the process; and that new but very mpor-
taat and dajly-inrrca>ing party who desire to
extend the Free Soil Of the Republic al
though 50 many Of them refuse political CO.
operation with the anti slavery party"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

B>EHvM's LAST MoyE.-A new project
has been suggested by Barnum, which we
should like to see tried In a recent Tenn
perancc speech made by him in New York.
h stated that there were 1000 groc shops in
the city, with an average custom in each of
probably $40 a day. lie malo the following
oder to the city, viz: ii the city would shut
mp all the groceries and give him the amount
spent in all Of them, he would pay all the
taxes, send every child to 4 good school, pre-
sent every family with library Of 100 good
books, three barrels Of flour, and y silk dress
to every female, Old or Young; a suit of
broaicloth T. every male citizen, old or young
and every body free ticket to his museum.
We hope it may I've done, and soon too
Chic. Times.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
GRAVEL FOUNDRY
IN FULL BLAST.
4. LEONARD s. co.

"a KElV-A a ID n 90.
AVE purchased the above Establishment Al d fitted
up IN manner be able to do work IN their
gan. " - A1"A0 -"IcIi'
Connected with the Foundry large and spacious Ma
up Of all kinds of ~ - 'iie H''ins
MAJ Gearing, Threshing Machines and Horse
PolrerS.
~ have aIarse assortment Of Patterns Of the different
IN use in this part Of the country from
N'.i Keep castings constantly hand Partlcl,-
h 1Ishoh gwen 70 repairing. Also on hand TIIMR +
Lumber Wagon. 07e' Wy W neHNy
CALDROS KrrTIEs, CHAtx PunP C.s-,xos GO. c..
LkRs' STRAW Critters, BLAcxsNIrHs' Trr FyR-s and
TLEiGH SaoEs together vitha large assortment o q
INt.S, usually kept IN q Furnace. " NA'7i-
, Cash paid for Old Iron
ANDREW LFoNARn' 5AMgs TgrRYAg, Jos. MrRpHy.
kenosta, August 1852
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

Mr.. John Townsend, an old citizen OF
St Georges county Maryland, died some
Years ago childless. In his will, he enamel
patel his seventy-fve slaves, and beQueathed
to them his property, which amounted to
100000. The viii was disputed 10y his
nePhews and neiceS, and the case has been
three times tried in as many counties. On
Saturday last it was decided against the va
hdity of the will ON the ground of the in
sanity Of the testator.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11

A German paper calculates the number of
political prisoners now confined in the pris-
ons of Europe at 1850; and that over
100000 have fled to avoid imprisonment for
the same cause.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
NOTICE.

INIIE firm Of A. LEWIS Co.. has been Dissolved bymu.
tual consent, all persons indebted firm by note
OF account ure requested and expected to settle same
rHh"nt delay with A. Lewis, who duly authorized to set
tie all accounts ofthe said firm. The business will contn
ued by the subscriber at the place before
goods VIII be sold cheap for cash. A. LEWIS.
kenOsha, Nov. Il.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
STARAvVEATREER s. CO..
(SUcCEssoRs OF SAWYER & Coz
Ofcrforsale at the
kenOsha City DRUG Store,

First Door Northof f.. BANS Hardware Store,
Alurge and well selected assortmentof
Drugs d MEDICINES,
PURE LIQUORS formedicinaluse
Paints, Oils d. TarniShes Of all kinds.
Camphme, Sperm and Lard Oils, Seane and Pearl Light
Candles. P4IE.NT .NEDICLNES of almostrycry yRri
ety. WINDOW GLASS of all sizes generally used and also
cut to order, large variety Of Fancy and Miscellaneous
articles
CARBoNIc AcIp GAS Soda Water always on hand
J. b. STARKWEATHER, f. Balm
j. H. = having been engaged several years past the
Practice of Medicine and The selling of Drugs and Medi
clnes prepared TO buy and sell GOOD articles and
sVeadNce IN regard to heirappcaOnin the ofds
ease.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-11
Cures IN erern Yn,nn I

DR.. Houghton's PEPSiN has now been tested for up
wards of two years every argetow in the United States,
and the Agents refer DyspepticS to many REM ARKA
BILE CURES IN EVERY TOWN! Numerous details of
cases. reports Of cures certificates of Physicians and Pa
TENTS given the Circulars furnished Agents gratis