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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

The OPERATIONS OF THg USDEHGRouND
RAugoAD.-A fresh lot OF freight was just
landed safe here to-day, from the State of Ken
lucky.
"Thcy were all hearty, stout men, and who
had the unspcakNbc joy TO meet two of their
old friends on board the ferry boat. Their joy
seemed to be incXprcssiblo when they all land.
ed on the Canada shore.
awe have just heard from another branch OF
this road, that another lot will soon be here. the
ears have only stopped to take on a little more
freight
"Sincc the above was written, woman with
eight children. and one grnndchild, have arri-
we'd on the last train. They ran away from
Rice Bolton, of Dovor, Ky. These were all
the slaves which he possessed. This woman
wishes to say TO her old master, that she has
landed safe with all her children, md that she
unexpectedly met with her brother Thornton,
in Canada, within ten minutes utter she landed
here, and found him doing we'll. She also
thanks him for selling her two eldest daugh-
ters to the soul. drivers for $500, Tor it was
tins that caused her to flee away with them to
land of liberty I'oiec cf the FaghieO
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

The world docs move, and the light OF JUS
tice constantly gains on the darkness Ol bur
bdrism We eau see this in all directions,
aud il should teach MS hope aud courage
ln Congress, this winter, MIR. Veuablc OF
North Cnroliua, was among those who spoke
strongly against the acquisition of Cuba
He sought very earnestly to impress upon
the southern ucnllierS that such measure
would he disastrous To the slave system ia
the United States. lie suid:--
at would certainly Dee bad policy for us to
acquire Cuha-slWcholding Cuba us il is
il we could get il, 80 long as il eau be
peacenily held lay spain, Hs disiulorested
stakeholder Can any one Eom the slave
holding country fail 10 see that the slave in
tcresl ~ The Uniied States is the focus against
which the sympathies, the meddlcsonIe SYM
pathies, of the whole world is directed p
Can any one fail 10 see the importance OF
having us many Interested lD that institution
as pussible' Suppose we could absorb Gu
ha to-day, We should have The united oppo-
silon OF all the governments of the earth
against us, aud against our institution. Spain
is now interested, aud l}rnzll is interested,
in preserving that institution. Suppose we
should acquire Cuba to-day, we should hive
all the machinery OF NIL the ianaticis.n OF all
tie world leagued ngianst ne"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

when presented IN the light of any position
tia, occupy; hut nm not yet willing for
simply declaring what all parties admit To he
true, aud for dissenting from n movement
that | believe to he wrong, to he treated 10y
the intoIernnt ns being guilty of enormites
for which there is no mitigation.
| stated in my first letter INC st unequivocll-
W, that though could not go with my come
outer friends in the mutt Bible movement,
would labor with ihem to carry forward those
reforms that we have had so long at heart,
in every way that could consistent with my
views ut right action. From this every per-
sou must see, that did not disband from the
Anti-Slavery cause, but simply dissented
from the Bible movement, aud wished to
stand before the public MS disbnnding there.
from my nnme and sympathy, as | should
have been differently understood had kept
silent on the subject. Now to put an end To
| all controversy, those who reject the Bible
should take That position openiyu and droreiy
aud those who reject il IN oniiSidre'y grounds
should make hat fact known, aud should Ia
bnr with all their might To bring the Anti
Slavery Society to that position, "lhe Bible
being the hulwnrk of slavery" "greai cause
and roof of the hated system, It's rejection
should be adopted as cardinal principle al
once. Aud those who are opposed TO reject
ing the Bible, who think it is mol the bul.
wa,k OF slavery" hut dnti-S'are,y in its char
acicr, should openly aud frankly take that
position, and labor ns heartily To save the
Anti-Slayery Society from any tendency in
an opposite direction.
This irnuk aud candid taking of positions
pro. aud con-, with reference To this question,
would put an eud to all this sensitive strife,
and we would be willing to he called BiLie
men, or anti B'bie men, as tie case might he,
without any s1uirmiug aboutit In this way
would this question soonest he settled, aud
each party be left to labor in the "Auii-Slu-
very enterprise in accordance with the. sen
iimenis they each may udupt.
Aud noic, Mr.. Editor, don't think hard OF
me in asking space in your columns, for this
article. l think il due me. wish to be
heard through the same medium that ! nnl
assaulted aud misrepresenied. ! think the
! Auti.Slaycry cause demands that justice be
done to all its advocates. This cause is ns
dear 10 me us life itself, and hence wish
not TO he represented us its enemy. Wish
ing you all prosperity IN the Right,
nm yours, n. n. SELBY.
llarhcgig, Pa, March 25h, 1853.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09
NEW YoRK, March 10 '53.

Dean MARIus: This great sepnlcher OF
Humanity still exists, and swallows up an
uually, it's thousands aud tens oi thousands.
Here, health of body and soul is destroyed
The Dollar is Almighty here, and is wor-
shipped more devoulIy aud prnyeriully than
the Creator, God-,hough temples, ny the
hundreds, are erected TO the latter, far more
numerous are the temples erected TO mann
mon. Pieiy aud poverty are conspicuous
all around. Around tine foundations OF these
gorgeous temples Of brick aud stone, are
gathered tens of thousands Of human be-
ings-children of the great Father, 10 whom
these instructions are dedicated-shlvering
in rags, and destitute of a home, aud OF
comforts. The Churches that build these
palaces for God, would not give n cent to
build house for a fugitive slave, or to feed
and clothe him, and help him on his way to
"ths land Of the free"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09
THE ANTI-sLAVERY BUGLE,

PuBLtsHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, o.
TsuNs.-Sl,5O per annum if paid in advance.
Sl,75 per annum if paid within the first six
months OF the subscribers year.
$500 per annum, if payment be delayed be-
yond six months.
Wwe occasionally send numbers to those
who are not subscribers, but who arc believed
to be interested in the dissemination of anti
slavery truth, with the hope that they will
either subscribe themselves, or use their inilu-
ence to extend its circulation among their
friends.
IF Communications intended for insertion,
to be addressed To M,Rius Il. R1ntSsoS, Editor
All others to ENILY RoBtNsoN, Publishing Ag't.
J. HUDSON. PRINTER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09
Secession.

The Wellsburgh Herald Inns nnoilIer arti-
Gle advocating the secessinn of BruOke aud
Hancock coilnlipS from the State of Virginia
hnd Their annexation 10 Peuusy lvanii. II
says: People were never more in earnest
thnn are ours in this matter. They do not
advocate secession however, uncondiIionalIy,
but as un alternative TO paluube oppression
lay olIr own Legislature, longer continued.
They have weighed all the consequence, and
all the probabilities: and in the matter uf
taxes, they see that they are soon to he ns Ell
iectlmliy taxed in Virginia as ia Pcnns,yn-
MA, u tile appropriation IN three months m
clO,OOO,OOO, is any Indication. Besides thai,
we would be of more usc iu Pcnrs, lvnni,,
than she would lac To us, nud We nm, have
voice in liking the terms of transfer ourselves
NTsinia woul, not probably object, ~ we nra
more bother to her than any Otter five cutin.
lleS, as we are strongly tinciurtd with Gbo-
hhonlSm," and of no account generally. Ir
we can only get leave liom Wheeling, we
can rrobab! SO. That we intend to apply
Tor.
The meeting called in the article last
week, convened ~ the Court House Tuesday
evening, aud was The largest aud most elI-
tl'tisluslIc that il hus been our good lorInno
Iu see ia WeIlshurgll for many a day. Res.
oiull0us plainly aud emplalically setting
iurIh Onr grievances, and observation-disclosures
thoroughly discussed, aud adopted with great
unuulnnIy, aud committee appointed To
corrcspond, aud TO carry out the Objects OF
the resolutions adopted. The meeting wns
then adjourned until next Tuesday eve.
nug, when u full attendance II om The cOuD-
Try Is invHel and expect ii, so tint the res
olullous. which may the he adopted may
he published MS tho decnled expression OF
the people of the county NJ large.
"Nlne out OF ten Oi the clIiZens are in
favor of annexation TO PenusJ lyauia, unless
we can obtain from the State some giInran-
tee, that Will project us IN iitIIre; aud cODi-
I,ensaIe us lor the anomalous and injurious
geographical position IN which We are 10 bs
Kept by the State OF Virginia"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09
Comfort, Protect, and Help Forward the
Fugitive.
DUNKiRK Railway Station, N. Y, I
Mnrch 10, 1853.
CoLumBrANA, March 2s,h '53.

DEAN MARius:
wish had an opportunity every day, OF
assisting iugitivos from the slavery Of this
hoasled land of civilization and christianity.
The first principles of the religion taught by
Jesus, ure not however among the churches
aud ministers of this land generally. nsk
not-ls slavery sustained by the constitution
aud Bible, and care not il il is. Though
every verse in the Bible, md every article ol
the Constitution said" Servants obey your
masters" aud "be content with your stua-
tiOn." ] would nsligate slaves to run away,
rs the first duty due TO themselves, and TO
God. believe the first effort of the spirit
of love aud brotherhood, is to rouse the slave
10 struggle Tor freedom, aud TO take il. 1t
does my heart good to meet slaves on the
run for Canada. ! have just met several
and they are already on their way, aud in
Two hours will be beyond Republican Slave
Hunters; have helped them. wish
could help dozen per day all my life, OF
tll slavery ceases.
But is il not shame? How can Repub-
licnnism answer il to the future How can
Christianity stand erect before the tribunal
OF posieriIy? 1t will be said, Christianity
does not sanction slavery or aaye.hnnIing
The present age says it does. The alliance
OF Christ with American slavery, as it is sus'
tained by the existing church, will one day
he remembered 10 his disadvantage, though
| helevc were Jesus now living, he wouIt
have stood by w. L. Garrison and the come
outer abolilonists, or their warinest friends
But | must go-ihis night to be spent il
the cars, travelling 10 N. Y.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

for YOU, from the foundation of the world,
whilst on the other band the sound shall
echo, depart from me ye pro.slavery Chur.
ches aud clergy, into everlasting fire, pre-.
pared for the Devil aud his Angels.
Yours &C., A. MANTOR.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

tbs Louisville Courier OF "Wednesday,
March 9th, says, that a gentleman arrived IA
llIal cIiy the previous evening, aud asked for
pen 10 lodge drove OF uiggers in. Had
Mrs Stowe said the ninn done SO, Il would
have been an awful libel. -s 80 -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

Prudence is not satisfied wi,h lnNy-bs's.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
IALTABl L BERKELEY LAND
EsDDS SALE.

A VALUABLE Farm consisting of about 800
~ Acres OF first quality lime stone land belong
Ins 10 the estate OF the hate Edward Colston, will
be offered Tor sale nj public auction on the prem
ises On W,amsaoy The lJta " nns aexf. This
farm IS beautifully situated on the Potomac river,
in Berkeley county, Nn. few hume red yards
above dam number s, Immediately contiguous to
the Chesapeake and ohio canal 1t is believed
that no farm in This seciios Of the State pre- sents
so many advantages with regardte situation The
land is Of superior fertility, being ofthe best
gr,iu-growng farms in the country il is well Sit
uated in regard 10 raising stock, and is within
three-quarters Ola mile vi the lIoneywoo Mills
which afford the best market in the country Tor
grain besides which boats can be run up TO several
Of ttc fields the farm. from which grain other
produce can be directly iaksn or Parsed over into
the canal. The land is finely timbered The inn
provenenis consists OF small but substantial
stone dwelling house, containing FIVE rooms a
frame kitchen, stable, a log barr, nearly new
There IS we'll of never falling water in the yard
The si,uai ion is ve.y healthy, the neis hhorhood
thickiy tiled industrious and thriving.
Terms of payment made known on day Of sale.
SANE C0LSToN.
Hopevwnod Anal on tQsq-ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
JUST RETURNED

NRON Baltimore with fresh supply of Gro
j ceries. &c. such N. @ Sugar, Cuba do ;,
Loaf do. o Niolasses Portland and York Syrup
Rio Coffee. q. A. and Fine Salt. Pepper, Alspice,
Cloves. Cinnamon Bark Mice Nutmegs Gunpow-
der, Black. and Young Tyson Teas, Adamantnc
Mould. and Dipt Candles. EiLeriel and Patent
Whale Oil, CASTLE, Rosin and Fine Toilet Soaps
Ground and Race Ginger Logwood. Mustard,
chipd Nicaragua Alum. Copperas, Birthstone,
snltpetre. and EPSON Sits Uandlewick. Cotton
Irvine Masons Backing Vinegar, Bar Lead,
Shot of different sizes. Percussion Caps anil Bea.
ty's Sporting. Gunpowder'ani Silver Sand &c.
@ OYNfly a 1u1 @lYAlaWs q c1.2
Candies of all kinds. Raisins, Figs. Oranges and
Lemons. Soft and Hard Shell Almonds. English
Walnuts. Filberts, Palm and Ground Nuts, Citron
Also. Chewing and smoking Tob eco. and Segirs
of all kinds. also, Scotch Ale and Porter, put up
in pint hotties, for sale by
April q. G. RAENHAL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
JUST RECEIVED. JUST RECEIVED.

4 LARGE lot Of Garden Seeds which | will
N warrant fresh aud good The following list
comprises our assortment
Large Giant Asparagus Early Scarlet Radish
Large Marrofat Peas Long Salmon, d.
Early Washington, do White rurnip, do.
Extra E,rIy, DO. Black Winter, do.
Early China Beans Vegetable Oyster OF
Erly White do Satisfy
EARLY Cranberry dc. Drumhead winter Cab
Long Blood Beet bage
Early Turnip do Early Builockshead, do
Early Scarcity, do. Green Savoy, do.
White Sugar do Fiat Dutch do.
White Porting Il Union Early Sugar Soap, do,
Yellow Dutch, do. Red Dutch, do
Early Rho le Island, do Imperial Head Lettuce
Long White Parsnip Franklord Head, 10
Long Orange Carrot Royal lceeross
Crown'd or Pie Pump Early Green, do.
kin Early Curled, do.
Early Frame Cucumber Double Pepper Grass
Early Cluster. do, White Solid Celery
Long Green do Double Curled Parsley
Winter Crooked-neck American Summer Sa-
Squash worry.
summer, do. Large English Sugar
Golden Bunch Rhubarb or Pie Plant
Early Flat. do. Bell or Heart Pepper
Ruta Baga Turnip Large Red Tomato
Sweet Potatoes Large American SAT-
Flat Field Tnrnip iron.
Those who wish good Seeds will do well by
giving me a call W. II. BESLETlNE.
March 9, 1853. Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
C3c: ENG EAIG.
LOWEST PRICE STORE.

STlNE has Just received and has now on
NJ exhIbtioa, one OF The largest and most
perfect assorimrnis VI aicmtleBnen's ClO-
thing ever offered Ia Ibis market. Ills stock
OF 'bxeady MADE. consists in pari OF D,ess
aid Frock Goats, Sacks. Pants. Vests. ui the
very fines riiaI. aud the best workmanship.
Satnel and Tweed Goats, Pants. Vests. &c.
Boys Clothing, a large and gtneIal as.
sortment. also Hats. Caps Boots, Shoes. Gar
Ter Shoes Trunks. Valses Umbrellas Shirts
Collars; Braces, Iid'kfs, ,.ravats, Sell. Adjus-
ting Stocks. &c.
These goods were bought low and must be
sold. Call AT once. and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Remember the induce
ments at the old stand
March 30 80
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
HORSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

WILL offer for sale ut pubic auction on Non
! dry, NE . n day u Uag Gf not previously dis
posed oi at private sale) before the Court-iiouse
door alnrinsburg, the House and lot ON which
reside situated ON Queen street, opposite kTss.as
the residence OF y. G Pen'llelon. Esq The NEi;i
situation is one Ut the desirable in the #ilu
town OF Mar insburs, ~, private residence ,ne
house Is large and comnodiuus. two story high,
the rooms ahlye IN bsow lInse | An p,pere l.
and IN good order 1t is deemed unnecessary &c
give amy further description of HE property. as
those disposed TO pnrcp use, will OF course view il
FIRST The terms viii he accommodating z, Ill in
dispnable lille clear of all ineumbrance will be
made to the pui, haser fr
Apri x7-ts n CA\ipPEII
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
LAND FOR SALE.

FINhe undersigned will offer for sale at the Court
i House in Martinsburg, on the LIST dqy of the
May term Of Court. 100 Acres of prime Limestone
Land. adjoining the lands of Mary Porterfeld.
William Hill, 0rick Cunningham and Others
IS Acres of il is good timber the other being I'M
der good state Of cultivation. About IS Acres
laying between the lands of VIM Hill AMI Mary
Porterhelt. will oe sold separate. il desired per-
sons wishing to view the land. are requested TO
call at the house Of Mrs Mary PorterfeIi where
the Undersigned win he pleased to show them.
TERMS.-one half of the purchase money
down-the remainder in two equal annual paw
ments, with interest on the same. the purchaser
giving lien upon the land az security.
ABRAHAM r. HILL.
MARY J. HILL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
DoRSEY'S LEES PILLS.

INHlS Pill we are confident cannot be surpass-
ed tor it's fleets in All hiious diseases such ny
Intermittent, R,mitten Bilious Inf tnrmatory and
feliows feveIs; Jaundice Bilious tholie lndi-
gesiun. lropsy. Gout, Ehematism Pleur.>y.
chlororis Dysentery, Bilious vomitipgs Uonvul-
sions and Epelep'c Fits. Asthma, Coughs and
Colds, aecompani, with cosiiveness Foul Stum-
neh seurey. Sore Throat Iiypoeondria, and
llysterical affections &c They are gentle and
pleasant pills in their action. devoid OF harshness
and gripping which too frequently attend the oper.
alton Of medicines Prepared and sol by
April ~. WM. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
POTOMAC HERRING.
R0 BBLs. Potomac Herring, for sale BY
~ nayi, klDLLE & BRO.
VALUABl r. BERKELEY LAND,
AT PRIVATE SALE.

TIVE undersigned offers his farm in Berkeley
4, Il county, Virginia, nj private sale. 1t contains
lxU Acres sky OF which are cleared and under
cultivation. the Glance in gool timber The i'm
tsEssss provements are good dwelling house r>.x-
Min stable, aud he necessary out build. CPS
MILL ings. The Farm is well waerei by
never-falns spring; has on it an excellent ap-
pie orchard, with choice peach, plumb and other
fruit trees. IL alJoin, the lands OF Martin Pit
Ger Mr.. Bender, &c, and is four miles north OF
Gtrardstswu Ave miles west OF Ddrkesvilie, and
seven southwest OF Mariinsburg and is now in
the possession OF Dir Runemous.
For terms and other particulars inquire OF
Norman Miller, Esq Martinsbnrg. Va
April 27-3t .AKKAuA An EELkER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
CEMENT CISTERNs.

VNHE undersigned still continues to build
II cement cis,prns OF The very best aud most
approved kind. lie will guarantee his work
10 stand any reasonable test. and fully answer
any purpose Tor which il is intended His
system OF arching cislerns is new, and is dee
med very impnrian, feature in cisIern build.
ing.
Geo-ae noll. 2,c
Jacob Vincenhpller { "''e''e'
April g. STEPHEN B. MEADE.
Aren't
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
" - N'sS0Hf is4f
MERCuRliL RHEUMATISM.

gentleman residing next door to cur Office has
been afflicted with Merclrial Rheumatism Ter
number Of years. lie was cured by taking isad-
ways RenovaiiDs iiesolyenf internally and bath
externally with Railways Ready helief
Il. II. RELIEF
Cured a young LAZY ,olo had become al.
most a maniac nth Neuralgia
II stopped the pain in five minutes She has not
been troubled since she Used up the first bottle.
II Relief cured gentleman Who had the
Wandering Neuralgia. ina few days First II was
in his head. then the shoulders thea he bowels
he became frsnic with ln,in. R,tdways ieady
Relieiinstantly stepped ihe pain and he use Of
the Regulntorsana Resolyent, in connection with
the Relief, IN one week. made perfect cure.
CrOHp
r n. Relief has cured hnnireis Of children Of
Group in from ten 10 fifteen minutes
Il Relief has cured thousands Of ladies and
gentleman Of sick ami nervous hradachrs. by rub
bng he head externally, anil taking half tea
spool-full Of Keliefiutcrna'iy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
A NEW SUPPLY OF FRESH AND
CHEAP GROCERIES.

n WOULD beg leave to call the attention OF
i my customers and the public generally to
my new stock OF GROCERIES. consisting in
part OF very superior Brown. Loaf. Lump aud
Crushed Sugars; first qualify Rio Coffee.
cheap; Teas Of all SORTS and qualllies New
Orleans. Cuba. Mucuvado Molasses, N. York
Syrup. very fine, and Golden do; Rice Mus
lard. Cheese. Cinnamon. Extract oil Coffee,
Starch, Sail. fine and ground Alum; Soda.
Water, and Sugar Crackers, Macker,,l. Pepper
Salt. &c. Aspire and Spices Of every SORT and
kind Caslie Resin, and Fancy Soaps ; Pow
der. Shot and Lead; Candle wick and Ethe-
rial OH
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck. Siie and Pocke, Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Boomer Combs.
new article Splendid Porimones. Fancy
Wallets. Pocket Books. BE. Hooks and Eyes
Pms and Needles. Fish Hooks. Finger Rings.
Watch Keys. Lead and Slate Pencils. and a
thousand things uspfu! and aInamenIal. Pts
tolls. double aud single barrelled also fine
loi OF splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts
man. Lever and detached Lever Matches.
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large lot Of assorted Candies. Shelled Al.
u,onds. soli SheIled do. French. English and
American Walnuis, Cocoa Nuts, Rssins and
Lemons. and Newark Cider, very fine.
Tobacco and Segars.
Chew ng Tobacco. very fine. from 20 TO so
CHS. per h.; Sesars OF all SORTS; Snutfs OF diff
fereni kinds.
clocks, Clocks.
Eight Day. "a hour, aud Alarm Clock Of eve
nv pattern. quality and price. Come and see
and YOU will be sure to buy--ali warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
har
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
NEW sToKE AND NEW GOODS.

Honeywood April 20. is53-ts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
asa32S sg23 sazsz sea 1853.

Gsa32s 2g23 3azSz sca 1853.
fTsO my customers of last season am p eased TO
l announce that have been fortunate in pro-
curing an other supply Of those good sect, Of which
have never heard OF IA single one that ever failed
TO come up AMI produce pist what we say they
will and 10 those who have never tried VA, we
would extend kind invitation 10 ell nm try
and we warrant they wIlnever buy any other than
SlxcLAiR's SEEDS The following list comprises
our assortment -
Asparagus giant
Beals six week drop.
China
Caseknife pole
Kidney drop
Horticultural pole.
Lima .
q Red marrow drop.
Peas Early charlton
:. Bishop drop
Extr, early.
Green imperial marrow.
Marrow dwf
Beets-Long blood
/" IIafloug blood.
Turnips.
6 Mangle wburszeL
g Sugar
Brussels sprouts
Broccoli E purple.
Cabbage--Btrinsea or z.
l. Large drum head
- Flat dutch.
g Green Savoy
+" Yellow ditto
CARROT Long Orange
Cauliflower-- Early
Celery white solid
Cucumber Long Green
6 Early frame
y Cluster
I" Brrr Egg plant
Corn Smiths early extra
Celicia--Lettnce
Large white head
Cantalope.
Mountain sprout W. mellon, marjora sweet
Nasturtinn
0nion--whte and silver skin
Persley double
Parsnips
Pumpkins--Potato
Qnshaw
Pepper-Bul nose
Radish-- Early scarlet
White turnip
g Black spanish
Rhabarb
Spinach
Tomato Large yellow
Red
g Small red
All Of the above seed arr prepared to Atarrant
fresh aud genuine. am prepared 10 sell whole-w
sd le prices 10 country merchants all tho above put
in labeled pa pers convenient, Tor sale by
JOHN r. HARRISON,
Red Awning post Drug Store, Queen ST.
February 20, 1883.