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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
2IO5 Casts and Cartoons
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps &c,
Wells /. Harper & Co.,
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
sEPrEnfnl 1871.

II AVEthe pleasure 70 aAnouace 10 their Gus
Il Il toners and dealers generally the arrival Nv
Packets Charm. LAdGskin and Village Gem II
thfif ALL STOCK, comprising the largest ard
most desirable assortment * G01ds ever offered II,
this market, and having been pnrehass diyezl fran
he aanlfactRrszs IN Nfts E,RslQnd undrrthe most
laYeF20le circumstances they are prepafed % offer
as great inducements as can be found IN any of the
Northern Cities They invite attention 10 the FOL-
lowing as comprising part Of their stock. viz
Mems Thick Sole (6-lI, sic and 9.li,) BOOTS
Do. Hungarian Tap, =. do
Do. Napoleon -
Do Kip, Calf Goatlnd Grain, do
Do. Calf Cork sole, double Yampl and Sole do
Do. Fine French Cali double Sole aud Veltcr do
Boys Thick double sole do
Do. Napoleon. Hungarian and Tap do
Do. Kipi Calf and Grain DO
Youths Thick double sole do
Do. Calf, Kip and Grain do
childreR's cdl Kip aud Grain do
Mems Thick double sole 6.II SIP, and 9.lI Brogaus
Do. Planters, for sergants do
Do. Tap Sole and Naiied do
Do. Kip, Calf. Goat and Buff do
Do. Russell Thick do
Dc. Calf, OXFORD. Buttoned, Congress. Hung. 40
Boys hip. GalfaEnat and Buff do
Do. Cali oxford les.
Youths Kip, Calf and Goat do
Do. MonIereys and Cali oxford do
Nf6ta Stofti9ss "a 4dr61 ts.tnia sRoe,s
Do PlaBrcfs and Dutch, tor servants, DO
Do Pegged Coat Caa Kid and Grain do
Do. do. seemed %
LADIES'. MD. MOROCCO aul fHalieAtQ buHh4nSt
Do patent Euuks and paIis DO
Do Velvet and Six Teilet Slips.
Do Cord and blissSk Warp Gaiers in great variety
ChiIdIens Coat. Calf hioIoeeo ard KID Dootees do.
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
GUM ELASTIC GeoDS4 consisting Of Mems Over
Shoes ana Sandals; ladies' Buskins and Slips tCan-
ten line.D LadiesLLoug Gum Boots (for SNOWY
Misses Sandals and Buskins.
III They have taken more than usual pains in the
seieeIioa o. their stock Of HATS ana CAfS consist.
tlfh Mems HuUOia Nagsnron ptinI
styles, with general assortment OF Mems Souch,
/ Wool aud Fur, Panama Blk Cass velvet trimmed,
Roeklaad 'Know- Nothing, Young America, Artist,
Hypedrome and other styles with Mems, Boys and
Childsea,s Navy, Army Paris and other styles fash.
| ionabe Cloth and Glazed Caps
800 lbs. assorted Shoe Thread
$50 Brass band Travelling, Key andother Trunks.
All OF which they offer to the Trade, apd solicit an
| examination from an in search at bargains.
w. Al. HARPER - co
Prince Street Wharf. Alexandria, Va.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
P o Z Z R Y
TnRMERRY nEAKT.


tIfs well 10 have mrrry hearf,
Rrueper stert Ne si4y
T1eses1 piz5s1d il nIrfrF heat,
Whztser de uoril rit1 nv.
philoe1fhy nay lIf yl1frei
Al 81 CT many 49,,
Bni give ne ~ ptic41n1r
Hats h.fpJ wa s<f'14.
rffs ID k,ines - -. bI...I.
Il bfItFE, we al1 II|I
YFk<f's harf - If1. I'||t.h lI1A rze1 trys
VIA ~ Itf|E IH1|1,rI god.
TIr1 dl11t 141T. 81 1Ittlt ely
Wba,s'er ti9g sHiI| u nirtA
lWt1 I111ht nc urII. ufl truly bc1t
He's got he Hc.liA q rsfih
Iheftse bea11f = merry IaEsh,
a moral b1aetys fcof
II slows DE hearts ~ hrnesi heart,
L Thtl's pad earh ran b. dne,
AID hat hare ~ What's 70 spare
Despite If ui1dc1I'e frarxs
And makes de cheek less ssrrow sPeak,
The eye weep teuer tear.
The sun nav shropd itreifla eloud,
The tempesf's wrath begin;
II finds : sraFk 70 cheer he dark,
Is sunlight : wiihia
Then lzaxh ~ y, lei eiherg say
WAafs'eF. they vii Of miFth; 2
who laughs the most. may truly beast
He's g0t ths wealth q earth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Ccal--lntracite and Cumberland.

A FTER several months of peace and qaieiness
IA again enter the arena and am now prepared
70 furnish all kinds Of COAL a=itle lower than
any competitor. All persons wishing the article
viii please send their ord RS Immediately
Communications addressedioJ J. A BECKHAM,
Box 1913 Baltimore Marylanf.
Auril 90 la54-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP IND
Iron and Brass Foundry.

THE subscribers respectfully call the attention
Is OF the farming community TO their very large
assortment Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, COM
piisingevery kindot implements usedhy the iafLa-
err 10 facilitate and cheaper his operations nciu-
diag ouFcetebrased -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
American Artists Union.

TIVE Americas Artists Union. womb respects
- tsils announce 70 the citizens Of Fhe United
States and the Canadas. thai for the poxpose Of
etiiiyaiiog taste Tor the fne arts thronghonf Tho
country. AID with the view Of enabling everg fau-
rs q become possessed 81 q gallery ii 81 srav1ags
~ the hrs Artists o. the age they have deter mined
10 erder % create extensive sale tor their En-
gravinss and thus cot enly 10 give employment 10
large nomhef 81 artists and Others. bul inspire
am9ns oar eounirymen taste Tor works 81 art
g present 10 the purchasers If their engfarings
when 25e Geo Of them are sold, go COO Gis Of The
/ actual eosS OF s so 600
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Enersving
therefore. receives M only an Engraving richly
worth the money bur also ticket which entities
hin q one - The GIFTS when they are distributed
For Five Dollars, highly finished Engraving
eeaniii9lly PAINTED IN OIL, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS. viii b sent; Five Dollars worth
q splendid Engravings can BE selected from the
Calalogns
A copy u he ca,alogue, toeelher with speci.
men Of one Of The Engfavings, can te seen al the
once cI this paper.
For each Dollar sent, an Engraving actually
worth hat sum, and Git Ticket, vii immedi-
AGENTS:
The Committee believing that the success ufthis
Great National Undertaking will be materially
promoted By The energy and enterprise al inselli-
gent and perseveEing Agenis have resolved 10 treat
such u the most liberal terms.
Any person wishing 10 become an Agent ~
mail, a One Dollar Eegraving, a GIFT TICK.
EFT, a Prospectus, Catalogue and an Other ne
cessary information
On the final completion ofihe sale, the Gins
will he placed in the hands Of Committee ct The
purchasers 10 be distributed. due notice II uhish
VIII s. given throughout the Uniled States ant the
LIST OF GIFTS.
100 Marble bnsis Of Washington, al si00 $1,000
10 10 ! S Iss.,.r. 1893 ISS , .ss
100 Calhoun, 100. 10000
50 elegant on Paia'inss, 10 splendid
gilt flames size 3x4 Il each 100 0O01
u each. 50 5000
" cod in oil rich gilt frames,
2ix30 inches each 10 $500
10 000 eiega AT steel plate Epgravings
cold 10 oil, Ct the Washington,
Monument 20x26 in each lOnan
25I GOO steel plate EngTavings, from
100 d,ff,reni Piaes now II POS
session II and ewned ~ lhe Ar
lists uriHn II The market value
u from 50 cts q 81 90 each 1900
frst-ciass Dweiiines ia Si>fsls 1000
Z % budinE lots IN 100 AMI l0Isi sts,
New York CITY, each 251 90 II
deep al 1000 % 0an
100 Yaia Si'es containing each TO-
oO0sq Fl in the suburbs of New
York CITY. aad commanding
magnificent view 81 the Hudson
River and Long Island SounG
20 perpetual loans Of cash without
Interest. q security, Of $3.50 each, 5000
80 100 5000
go 20 5 eo
5000 s 10 ON
Reference in regard to the Real Estate n j.
yisscher 4 Co, Real Estate Brokers Nav York
Orders {Pos-paid,) win money enclosed, to be
7 W nor ppoOtrp 60
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Town Residence for Sale.

TIME residence and grounds, the properly Of Mrs.
u E. s. Davenpoft, now occupied By MT. P. n.
PoEers. situated IN a desirable part d Charles
Town. Va IS nov offered for sale For IuTfher par
ticuiars apply 10 A.W. CRAAER-
= lEsA-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Cash fer Negroes.

r AN DESTROYS to purchase large number OF
4 NEGROES for the Southern markets, men
women, boys, girls and families, Tor
which will give The highest cash prices ESz&
Persons having slaves to sell will 49,
please inform me personally, or by letter *
a. Winchester which willreeeive PROMPT EN
attention.; or 3. NJ Il w L. Campbell ~
Ne. 242, West Pratt street, Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Ageatfor b N q. W H. CaMp5eH.
Winchester, September A. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
To the Farmers.

i banks platform scales for weighing cattle. hogs,
and stock 81 an kind Hsv, &c. And have also
made pens for loading took Oh ihr cars. Farmers
or traders can have there stock not only loaded on
the cars here but can weigh them B. fore leaving.y
Z VI AISQUITH.
Sep enaher 4 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Inrr.a11 rnrltEs
80 Ann Street I Itf2 \ ssa9 80 !

-. r. NFw Ya4K
Pal sclp4G WARnuors#. lo2 Wsoa S.rest cATop,
side London MsNVF.cFostY Il .Mtrfet sStrset,
HaR1tesfeF TsBgldnas
III y & Co#are establishing nfp..,s Tor the sale
ni II The Pfeieaier in all parts of ilpefiea Ply
sicia1s, Sufge4ns Dfugalsts Go hisrs Dry Goods
Merchants ana Mifiinets 4 b O. ntrmens
F,utnishing S44fe Keepers entrusted with the
Whal3saieand feiaii distribution ct them. and to
whom most hberaF terms sTe efiefe for heir enter
prise and SIR mold opportunity oFens 10 them for
sale And profitable business.
Ror terms amply 10
HARGOURT BRADLEY & co,
SeAt 2i-}fs s. Ann aUeef, New York
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

COAL. COAL, COAL.
II RESPECTFULLY sdviSe those Who deal in
i either BTTBMINOUS or ANTHRACITE
COAL for domestic public purposes. To give
me their orders as early as possible, 10 prevent de-
lay or disappeintmenf 10 their supplies.
This course is essential because Of The immense
" increased demand which faxrs all the facilities
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in its trans
portation. Address.
JAMES A. BECKHAM.
July 20, '5i-tf Baltimore, Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Coal! CealIi

ToNSUMERs d Coal win do ven 10 leave
Nftheir orders With me during this month as an
about to contract tot several hundred tens and il Is
best 10 Be in tine, 50 as 20 avoid disappointment
viii Be enabled % furnish selected Lamp Coal .
he lowest rates. also Blaeksmifh's Coal
E NJ. AlSQUITH
charlesioun. June Is 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Cnsh Fnr Ncgrncs.

TNHOSE persons having Negroes Iol sale car
4 get The highest price by calling the suhscri
Der 81 Chariestown+. Application in person or By
etter will De promptly attented TO
Tu,v ~ 1881 G. G BRAGG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

TINE Books & Debts due HARais ! RrpEsouR
i are in RIDENorR's hands for settlement All
persons who know themselves 10 be iBiebied 10 the
above Firm viii please call early and arrange their
debts.
We have a large number Of small acc )unts and
notes which we willIhave to Pot into the hands Of
an officer ii not settled against The LIST of June.
JERE HARRlS
SAMUEL RlDENOUR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
AT TflE RAIL Road DEPOT,

HARPERS.FERRK VIRGINIA.
THE subscriber respectfully begs iesve % inform
i the travelling public that this Hotel is now
renovated and Improved for better aud enlarged
accommodation for travellers during Sumner. With
the late i'm prevemenis. ami dersrmined psrseyer-
ance, no effort or outlay shall he waning 10 rem
der this Hotel In every respect. to the invalid or 10
those travelling on business or pleasure, in lis
comforts and Accommodations equal 70 any Hotel
inahe Valley. The table shall * furnished with
the best from this ana Baltim8re markets Dinner
aTways ready on The arrival di4he Baltimore daily
cars, and ample time given iaF passengers 10 dine
here before the cars leave for Winchester or Bat
iimore. Passengers stopping here 20 vie@ our
beid romantic mountain scenery may rest assured
they will be well cafed Tor during their stay A
call is most respectfully solicited 70 enable the
travelling public 10 Judge FOR themselves.
NJ. CARRELL:
Hnrrsshs- Eerrv Inna & 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Patent Premium Thrcsher,
Cleaner and RaEger.

Cleaner and BaEger,
Which received the First Premium al the Crystal
Palace, New York this making i0fPreminms ia
two seasons in con ettion with the celebrated
SepaIa1ors Of the day; proving coneidsigely, that
simplicity in construction, cheapness in price and
durability in machine, is being fully appreciated,
and the cid complicateq costly separatnFs must
Weld their place to superior machine. This Ma
chine, Tor threshing. separating, cleaning twice,
screening and bagging, (by one simple OPERATION
ali kinds 81 Gfain-the greatest labor-saving ma
chine extant for simplicity, durability cheapness
and.eapaeity, il has no rival in the weird. IL is
capable If tnFnibg out ready tor lbe mill or tor
seed from 800 20 SOC bushels Of Wheat per day.
with OF horses aud hands--or from 500 10 500
bushels Eith u horses and as many hands. doing
the work cleaner and breaking less gram, than any
machine now in nse. This machine received the
first premiums ar the Maryland State Fair, Balt'
10 1852. and 1853; the Washington Co, Nd
Fair. VALLEY Agricultural Fair. OF Va, in to52and
1855 The Rappahannock Agricultural Society," al
Port Rofal Va the fisst premium al the Illinois
STATE Far 1853, al Springfield. and Silver Medal
at the gndiana State Fair atAndianopilis 1853.
This machine is 80 simple in construction, that
the one fan and shoe.eompeiely cleans and bags
the grain, dispensing with all the IMPLICATED ma
chine9 (snd consequent liability Of derangsmenil
in allPheT Separates, thuS making it more desira-
bic tofhe farmer.
SHf PRIcEs or ZiMMERMAss& Cos THREsHEa
! CLEAtER. BAGGER AND Powga -Thresher Cleaner
for stne, 500. making SS75 for the whole COM
pete Thfesber. Cleaner and Bagger IS inch
C7lfier. 500; Power for same, Si35, for 8. 10
and y horses. This machine is complete with
Bari Nrenches Sc
r1REFERENCES-Sa Samuel Sands. ESQ Editor Of
the Ame1can Farmer - Col. Edward Lloyd, Easton
/ Nd; CaPt ID. Cox Northumberland, Co, Va; Hill
Cartel, Esq. Richmond; Richard Willis, Esq, Rich
mo1d Col Charles Carroll EIlicott's Mills Md.
=. Ftso1. Esq. Richno1d Col. b Davenport JeEer-
son c., Na3 DR.. Harding, Northumberland CO., Va
HufhNelson, Esq. Clarke Co, Va Charles Mason,
Esc.. King George Co, Va s. W. Thomas, Esq,
Cl1h. Co., Va; Dr. 7. J. NARROW, Frederick city,
Nd David BoFd, Esq, Frederick, city, Ma; Ezra
Hoiel. Frederick city. Nd Samuel Holi sfiddi<town
/ vallef. aId. /; John Ctagctf, Hagerstown. Nd.
rfr The above marines are manufactured ID
Chhresiow1 jefferson Co. Va All orders ad-
dfssscd 10 . viii Be attended to with prsmptness
an al. fhreaers sent ont warranted 10 come D to
Z thf standard. ZIMMERMAN q CO.
Y March l6i 1854
NOTICE.
/ FItHE Snscribers have very superior Sett Of
/ Saw Hill castings entirely new. together with
/ Cirriaee RagvheeI and Saw Gaze Saw and Fen
| DE- PoslsI intending every thing connected with
/ ~ most approved Mill. which they win sell q
! piiEa1c E4e. on verT low and accommodating
ifms ke'sons wasting to build Mill would do
/ u,rl1 fosIvc " call.
l<Japba7 IS, 1854. ZIMMERMAN &CO.
! 4; a 81 ~ g'.s 8; '.'s = : s,a.roo,r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
CRYSTAL PALACE.

Wofid's Fair, Aeto York Uaued States o.
Aaeyiea-Assocsats0a TOR The E'ajti5st,oa
Of the Iad9Stgu Of all NfyfioaS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

FRENCH werked Collars. Unaerslesvss. Edg-
IL inep sc large and handsome aeeoE;ulent
Der g. 1854. JERE HARRIS.
CILT-6ronnd Alum and Fine sali insl re-
- ceived b. n L. EBy q SON.
H-m~Tm ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

Reference In regard to the Real Estate r j.
Yisscher 4 Co. Real Esiale Brokers Npw York
Orders, (Post- paid,) with money enclosed, TO be
addressed,
j. W. HoLBRooKE. Secfy.
sos Broadway n Y.
Is The Engravings in the catalogues are now
ready for delivery
September % Is54-6m-S20 =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

MAILS, assorted sizes, for sale BY
~ A5ssi. .. : EhY : son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

~fFiacipal Wafehoo<e. I .o.
side. Lnadun, EneIand ~
ments s. Aan Srsef q
York 5.
Tie Hxdromaeen fsa <||
protesting the Esel lfenf afm. #. U. IL
lefe y PR sentatrve ii many ISL ia II
cut ans dociofing whatevcf. *fK{
10 the term If 4 soc and wafn ....=
She. Is asa5sasef chaqarte, s r. ....S
doselto disease
Fer Gentlemen II wilfbe fosna ..|..k
ana healthy. Is wear i. III, r,li'.. 81.
weather. a. ths snos cannot brf,.ss (. q h
'drumagen Is inserted Lanes n II s + s. ~
eSt seized boots Ct 81 ~ II ,fe ,7.sSI <'.|
weaver With lmFslt "; while CeaSnn E ~
Rsevaithi ainees the young Of Xnr eouI....
b~lhwaflee by their central adapsio,, r..
afetY sapefsede oTef- sAers as HE later e1..| N
let 10 aeFs1ise n very unheaths manItrt&| 4
besides are dangerous wear fo rinns a
10y Nsaaaet AfAe inaia Euhhers While the fattel
cause ne ieet te appear sxtteinels large lhe Nv.
a1SsAagen hetug mere thia Slice al cork pre-
pareti peculiarly placed inside at,es npt 4nereass
h size ot.IAe boot or cause Ire ioal Il arn.s,
untidy r. Caildrcn they are exarrinriy : alu ahIe
a. thsY max engage 10 exercise Wisa canat0r, AMI
healthy effects Their expense Il IS slish, Is =
afae need mtntioni besides III te sAn patfoi, y
Them will iid their ysarly doctors bills much al
miaikheJ thereby
As IL HYdrpmagen is becoming more known
rs sale acfrasing 10 an aimsst ine redblef *
tent Lasi YEAR III Laaaon, Manchester Bir.
m'nsham. Lifefpoet Glasgow Leeds. nnbl,n
P-fiS, A9twerR Hambqrsa. aud gsyaia auf saies
reached : ~ $50 pats II Cork soles. Tais rear
The nhinet4 wall Ear suFpas% that
Ash The Faculty. their 6piniua III their valne a
preventive 'pf Coughs Colds Btuaehius, ASH.
fffteSf f4llsaf 444s4 +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
RETAIL. pRItsrs

Mssss slzg RI pair s. esKNrs,
LAnlgs 10 do so do.
! Bors 4 NfssFs' % 25 d.
NdTies -~Effani the Reiai I'f3ess ee make very
laef4 f1slieWaHee 10 JabheTs ana NAolesal5rs 10
hat AnY sseeper may make 4 4ne prtat on
aetrlsaie while tel ars an Article that may be
eni 70 aa7 state atneE'g asuy class q goods
F8f1efia@ almiT L.
fFAR60URiPs BRADLEY Il "a ]
Sett q III -3m ~ AMI n >ezgsy -. ~ s., {
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SaIt!!

n ADIES DRESS GOODS,
IL Selected with great care, BY
October 10, 1854 Wv cRANER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Heating 4 Cooking Apparatus.

MY STOCK tet > fOVE.S al tetF fii5.g. : n .,s3
a chance TIT seleejidn a. ear r.. t8n65i j.
iabli,ha entan ang III the Aeantis $500 - NJ
which are: LIZ
The MefapoiitaH Elevated Oven cd 49,.
f5r wood {izaS, s ave N II egiais. ,rrssf,.,,;
manufactured cxpreIsly tor S,,a{ka.g 49,.
4oleeh CpaS iof FOOD, 3 sizes aud = aages
= ceoA fi9Fs, Iof wood size, large and very
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14

CLOTHS, cASSTMERES q VES7ZNGS.
~ Very low. hv
October 10. 1854 AW CRAMER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-14
Metal Roofing and sponti;rS.

have now ready tlir sale ie1sets oi3TOILET
WARE, consisting u Pitcher ami Bowls Toilet
Jars Chains e6Buckals w alter Buckles and Foot
Tabs. which are fin 5sh-d in The nraiest manner
and will Sc go'a a. Baltimore pricps
To All oftefs from any part III State are respect
fully soiciteh and viii receive prompi attention.
THOS D. PARKER.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-04-21
n Il w G. u o ID s /!
WM. II. RALLEW

is now receiving a large and extensive as
| sr,ment Of Goods, selected with care b.,
himself, which he intends selling low for Casl
or to responsible persons upon credit If yor
desire Staple Goods, such as Prints, Brown and
Bleached Drillngs, Cottonades for Pants and
Coats, Bed-ticking, Linen and Cotton Sheet
ings, Diapers. Tlanne!s. Irish Linens Cling
hams, dc, call on VIM. II. Ballew.
"A " Y e 90 d s!
Such as Bercges, Barege DeLaines Lawns.
silk Tissues Painted Jaconets, Figured and
Plain Swiss Muslins Silks White and Figured
Muslns, Robes, Kid, silk and Isle Gloves as
sorted, Hosiery Of every variety for ladies'
Gentlemen, Misses Boys and Children.
GEN I'll Z " L Ms COOP $.
Have heavy stock, embracing fine French
Cloths, Cassimcres, Cashmeretts, Tweeds,
Black Satin Vestings figured and plain, Lin
en- Hdkis, Cravsts. assorted; Hats and Caps,
all styles, from the finest MolesEin to the
common Palm Boots and Shoes. any quantity.
Hardware, Queensware and Gla.s ware,
well assorted;
& X q c T. X s!
Coffee, Sugar Molasses, Tea, Indigo, DC. We
invite 81 TO call and see us ut the old stand.
We will do right April
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-04-21
Ducktown Mining Company,
VALUABLE TOWN LOTS FOR
8 A LIE

mo beautiful town lots will be offered for
| lUO sale by the Ducktown Mining Compa.
nv, to the highest bidder, at Caldwell, in Fan.
ming county, Georgia, ON the 9TH day Of May,
1854.
This town ia located upon large tract Of
land owned by said Company, and has been
fixed near the center Of the new county Of
Tanning, with the confident expectation that
it will be made the county site. square
has been laid off in the town for Courthouse.
and various lots have been reserved for Chur-
ches, Academies. and other public buildings.
1t is situated about eight miles from the Cop.
per Mines in Polk county, now in operation.
is directly on the public road leading from
Ducktown into Georgia. by ElliJay, and is be.
lcvcd to be in the heart of q rich mineral
section of country To persons wishing to
engage in mining operations, it presents many
attractions as place Of residence, and the
beautiful Springs by which it is surrounded
have always given it great not oriety, and will
make it n most delightful resort for invalids.
As several persons have desired to COM
incnce their buildings in the town Immediate
ly, they Gun purchase lots at private sale at
any time by making application TO the I'M
dersigned. or to Vim. G. Murdoch. or John
Caldwell, wno have been appointed commit
tee for that purpose.
Terms of SAFE :---One half Of the purchase
money in hand and the balance in II months.
with bond and security
By order Of the Company.
ALIEN. IL. KEITH, Secretary.
march 81, lS5i.-tf 2ss
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-04-21
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The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made lis appear
ance called W. Il. Farrell's Arabian Linment,
the most dangerous of all the counterfcits,
because his having the name Of Farrell, many
will buy it in good faith, without the knowl.
edge that counterfeit exists, and they will
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought it's evil effects.
The seuine article is manufactured only by
H.G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist. No. II Main street, Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must be addressed. lie sure you get it with
the letters II. G. before Farrelrs, thus-H. G.
FARRELL'S-and his signature on the wrap
per, all others are counterieits.
For sale by G. W. Ross. and A. MckELDIS,
Athens; HuDGly, Walls IL JOHNSON, Cleveland;
W. b. REYNOLDS. Benton; W. &. VAUGHAN,
Columbus-and regularly authorized agents
throughout the United States.
- Price % and 80 cts, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
aud hamlet in the United States, in which one
is not already established. Address ii. G.
Farrell as above, accompanied with good ref
erence as to character, responsibility, dc.
an. 81. I'm