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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

THE FIRST FLAG OF INDEPENDENCE first
flag of independence hoisted in Texas was
thrown upon the breeze at Goliad, in December,
1885, by the gallant and patriotic Captain Phil
Dimmitt and his intrepid little command, who
had just captured the Mexican forlress at that
place. The flag indicated an unfaltering pur-
pose to carry the war Sc to the knte,' or achieve
the independence of Texas; and was truly sig.
nifeant of the character of the man who caused
it to be made and proudly waited on the wind
1t bore crimson and white stripes, and an up
lifted arm with the hand firmly clenchlng
blood-red sword. On either side, on the centre
white stripe, were the words, in crimson letters,
ss Liberty or Deathlo This flag was hoisted
amid the most enthusiastic acclamations of that
little band of determined patriots; and they
| mutually pledged themselves. over enlivening
potatiops of bad brandy, to never falter in the
| noble cause they had just then espoused, until
it should be gloriously consummated. [Galves-
ton News.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

A volume of new poetry from the pen of the
Rev Charles Kingsley, author of ALTON Locke
will be shortly published in London.
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED

"A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
q IN NEW ORLEANS by KtERr S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
alons e ~ = -
NEW ORLEANS, March T. 1854.
hereby certify that had been aftct I'd with Rheuma
years. and Hso totally blind right
we're attack Of Neuralgia had ed Physicians
no Rooa ano OF oars different
and Mr. kier know that type not have
used Rocs OIL had
not RESTORED me perfect health ngh now
with right have symptoms hsu-
as or any thing else reside in city when athme, spend
most ofmy time the thew
wh and fifty esronBb testify the truth Of
this say take the Petroleum regret the
investment made know Nedicipe
j. HARDMANN.
- Price 50 cents bottle. Wholesale only, by
]. WRIGHT g. CO., No. ISL Chartres ct. and
JARVIS L WOopMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

A stable was burned at Terre Haate. Ind,
on the Sd inst, together with thirty eve horses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

INDUSTRY EsskNTIAL.-If you are not pos
sessed of brilliant talents, you can at least be
industrious; and this, with perseverance, will
compensate for lack of intellectual gifts The
history of almost every really eminent man, no
matter in what pursuit he has signalized him
self and served mankind, abounds with proofs
that to industry, full as much as to genius, have
all really great human achievements been at
trihutable, Great scholars, for instance, have
always been not merely laborious, but they
have studied both methodically and regularly
they havehad for every portion of the day its
proper and allotted study. and in no wise would
allow any one portion of time to be encroached
on by the study to which another portion was
especially devoted in their liked plan Of action.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16
VOLUME VII.
BORDEAUX.

E7OR BORDEAUX.-The fast sailing ,sssS
IN bark ARTHUR, Captain Spear will quick dis SAAAE
mys BoGERT, WILLIAMS d co. 10 Camp ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

PORTRAIT OF SIR CHARLES NAP1ER.-An
English paper uses rather free pencil in the
following sketch:
A farmer looking man, with fat face, thick
lips, and a tremendous nose covered with snuff;
large ears, like two flaps of saddle, and, like
e Uncle Ned in lyric history, with no wool to
speak of on the top of his head, although his
chronological developments display an extern
sive surface where the wool ought to grow the
head placed on the body of a stunted alderman,
whose clothes appear to have been pitchforked
on his back, with one shirt collar up and the
other down, his waistcoat buttoned awry, and
his shirt-front smeared with snuff--a you
have the portrait of Sir Charles Napier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16
LfNERPOoE

NNOR LlVERPOOL.-The new .sss
f.st sailing American clipper ship SPARKLING ShkIs9
WAVE, Captain unders Is ioadug. hazs *
usPasch rheasy freight and freight q bales apply
j. T. WHITNEY d CO. 81 Camp st.,
or q. W. flYNsoN, 80 Camp srset.
B For having splendid apply Cap
sam Oh BOARD mp6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

JAMES would respectfully cali e aens and
strangers the following Private Dis with
Ss regy any other poisonous drug Gre
ee ana Diseases Of H. Skin pr James espa-
ea attention OF ose who have themselves by private
improper ndugenees in that
body and mnd uniting them for either busnes or sney The Nj
low ing are some OF the sad melancholy podued asry
habits Of aouh viz Weakness of th Limbs Pain IL he
Head inne oil Vision Of Nuu Pauita,oO c be
ata @ Neryoasss you rsseiy Symptoms OF coasamp
Grtaisd Loss Mory Con Of Ieas Depression "a spir
llmidty, ETC., are some OF 'he evils prodgeai - - : '
VINO are afflicted wi the should
no. mn 70 ca on " James, and be rc health
lie. n 4se @ os"eS pssy nj you but apply mmed4y
rertord. ~e's "hh iult ''sot
gS DR. JAMES has his former Office No liz n g,
Custonhoase Rtreet between Royal Bourbon streets
s. Persons living distance Remedies % a III;
ease sent 70 their address, BY giving u and
fee Of dollars [mys lydswl M aIEs '"7
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STEAMSHIPS--SHIPS.
EHLYESIfln

Js ---------s----- s4s,l
wlIIsaye TuEsDAy, June l. Mt O'Clock AM 49, g..
H{SOR VERA CIR RUZ-U. s. Mail Line. <s5rns
~ This dew ana nagnihcau steamship ORJZABh sAENAMI.
cns Thomas Forbes, leave TSr yeTs
Sfps y 91ozf, ? 1fffnaiiy cRfryng U. S. MnjIb
ratf, 7sssN '.'. hateB Of PaGHAge-... ~"
aa
KondD cubic
or paasage having elegant bin
ARG 'sesfSge paBtengers, apply to
IhRRl6 d MORGAN, foot OF Juas.rSet
opposite the in Landing.
Nertcan Consll. ' Ff'' "op sn, ~ shf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

DEATH FROM ROPE JUMPING "A bright and
inter esting little girl, about eight years of age,
died on the 7th inst in the village of Newark,
N, J., from convulsions, brought on by ezces-
sive exertions in 's jumping the rope. She was
competing with several of her school compan
ions, in this exercise, who were endeayoring to
outdo each other in endurance. She jumped
four hundred times in Succession, and until en-
tireIy overcome by the long continued exertions.
The child was taken home insensible, but the
movement of the muscles of the limbs, as in
jumping, continued without cessation forty
eight hours, until the sufferer was released from
the painful exercise by death
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY is, 1854
WANTS-WANTED.

NM TANTED--An experienced Business Man,
Wv who thoroughly the GROCERY BUSINESS
and also Wiling work. To ueh situation sbd
saiafy viii be given Address, Box las Poace with real
and nddrees. ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

4 R. WATsON's GARD will use no other
the be found in ,rh
By practice ali those
called Syphic For nearly fifteen civ bss
sole business TO rea. those lies he only that
other DOCTOR and know th better than they am
which
STRUCTURES NODES, ULCERS, SORES GI EETs ss,RE ass
THRoATS just familiar
which without VANITY for chain, no
other merit than that Of experience 5E ~ ~ ~
few days. no difficulty in
those Of longer daraon without submitting the patient such
conrse treatment will draw upon him the sghest supon
obge him whether without within Tb
diet There tbs,
could these the
secrecy, which always invioablv preserve.
Ihave qualifications which do think add
satisfied that my reputation already sufficiently established
Constant attendance from in the morning until o'clock
W. WATSON, nj. d.
!soN hss removed No. sT customhouse St. hat~ss
@. skpLatIests, d9s
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AsOR LIVERPOOL.-Th A fast sail fsT.sgS
ing American ship ii. ii. BOUDY, Captain Badger
loading aud VIII Immediate iIhpach.
bales Cotton, apply TO
J. p WHITNEY d co. 81 Camp street.
~ fot PheeaEs apply to the Captain on board. myl6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

VNTANTED IMMEDIATELY A first-rate
Wv WASHER AND IRoNER hat give eoot reference,
other nssh apnlv. Iafsv4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16
BOSTON,

NOR BOSTON The A / clipper bark ~
E HAZARD Captain Lloyd loadiag for III. &AlmhAS
above and will have quick dispatch. Forsgbt Pok
other heavy goods, apply
my3 j. f. AsHBRIpGE d CO. So 81 Charles strset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

EH0R BOSTON.-(R Regular Line of .sSssss
a PacketS THE packet bark sILLIUs, VIM. g. Aa4fs
ia loading md will have dispatch For bnce
eb2l GEO. W, HYNsoN. so Camp street
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EREIGHT WANTED for two good first ~
For terms, apply to GEO W. HYNsON So Cam1 -
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ESoR LIVERPOOL.--Th very fast sail It's a5s
= ing American ship TALLEYRAND, Swszy, SAsAsg
now loading and Will have immediate dispatch. For
s0O bales Cotton, apply to
BJGERT, WILLIAMS CO., 10 Camp street.
Wv Fo passse having unsurpassed Recommendations, apply
my
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On trarrllrrs.
1854.
''''
BALTI1IoRE asp sS5 D.S o5 F9SE R4ILRoAD'

RAI.TTRToRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
= = = NEW .4RR.aNGEMENT
Two Daily Lines between BaltiilOFo an"
wheeling. r,yn-
FROM B4LTIlIORE FOX EIdEELLSlL1No ~ 21'I1 ~ re-
CINNATY LOUISVILLE, INDLAN0O q W. VI,
CLEYEL IND, CRIC-4G0, TOLEDO SdlI'A
IN and alter MONDAY, January 21d, two daily
" TRAINS. Except on Stndays,l Will be run DC
tween Baltimore and Wheeling.
Leave Baltimore for Frederick, harpets- eIL5,
Cumberland and all Way Places ats A. Ms arriving
in Wheeling at 80 A. NJ next Gay
EXPRESS TRAIN -,
For stopping at Frederick, HarPers, cry
NIartinsburg and Cumberland only leaves CamdGn
Station. daily, at P. M.-Through to "ncehhs IN
'' l'''l' ''' &stCSCoNfMoDATIoN TRAIN
For Frederick and intermediate points, daily except
Sundays,J at P. ~. Ill I+
For EIlicott's Mills and points EAST oahy' NeN0eP'
Sunday, y at g. 80 A. 81. and 40 P NJ
From Wheeling at 9.l5 a. N. and $50 p. NJ, daily,
texcent Sund,1,s the 80 P. II. Train not starting
from Wheeling on Saturday evenngS.0
From Cumberland al 80 A. NJ and . P. N,
From Harpers-Ferry at 10 A. NJ and lSS P. N: %
From Frederick daily, Except Sundays') at $50
A II. and 2.l5 p. 81, :.
4l5 and II Is A. NJ; and and 6.lo P. n:
Through tickets are issued between Baltimore and nd
. stF= Ir,-T-
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Tie Married WOmau'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANIu


Professor Of Diseases Of ~ oman.
One HundrrC!ri Edition. ISno., PIP. POD. PnSs 4
IoS FlSE PAPER, EXTRA UISUITG, Sl".
First Ttt!isLsd in ISL G'.d II IS not Srnplsr7ss
GieyJiI coIlsidey,.z Ei.ii ereg Fcma!s, trhf7g =
or not can here acquire fail k'sVtr!s5gs q -
c1a7GrfCr md cg,,.ss q her complaints rrtt" u
SYMPTOMS, mi thai HfGTy hGJ II 76iif0H e2I''N
haze bsST sold.
1t is iiuprncticabEc to convey fully the var
iccts treated Of, as they are Of nature strictly =
olcd for the married, or those contemplate
riag,.s hut no female DESTROYS of enjoying hea'-
thar beauty, consequent upon health, when T.
but either las or will obtain it, has OF VI. :
husband who has the love and affection OF hs y
heart. OF. that of his own peCrninry improTsas
NJ Upwards of one hundred thousand oyis0
been sent by mail within the last few mon'hs
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BERRYVILLE HOTEL.

BERRHVlLLE HOTEL.
TFNllE subscriber having leased the above well known
L Hotel, i'll Berryvillc, Clarke county, bc%s leave
inform the travelling public that lie is now ready
date Boardcrs either by the day week, month year
MS TABLE will always be furnished with all the
varieties which the season and market will afford;
his Bar with the choicest liquors. aud his Stable with
the best hay, grain, and osVicr,
As he intends tOlnnkc thishs permanent residence,
who give hinthcir CUSTOM both comfortable and hap
ply. He fiattcrs himself, from his long acquaintance
with business, and the manners of the world, that he
can please the stidious. discharges will be
moderate the expenses Of any good public house in
thsssction of country will justify. He, therefore, in
vtcs all to extend to bin share of their custom.
Rcrr1Hillc. a nriI 5. 1853. WIN. n. TIONIPSON.
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IO.OOO AGENTS WANTED.

4 n Agent wanted III every tOIrn and county in the
N United States to sell the most popular and Sniedbie
books ever published, including several new works
with finely coiored plates also the works OF = s. 1dr o
copies these popular series of books have been sold
in the last three monhs. The largest commission
paid to entcrprlsing and industrious men, who can
now have opportunity COR doinga pleasant and
profitable business seldom offered
Each gent has exclusive control of the sale of
publications for the town or county he may agree to
For particulars apply personally address
(post paid,) J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. As North 4th street. Philadelphia.
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Frcdcrick-N Monday before lst Tuesday IN Narcll,
June, August and November.
B,rkelrj-ld Monday March, june, August aud
November.
JefFersou--3 Sd Monday in March, June, August and
November.
CIarke-4,h Monday in February, May, July ard
October.
Morgan--tt!I Monday in March, June, August and
November. !
IIs.lpshire-1th Monday in March, June, August
and November.
Lou&ioun--2d Monday in March, June, August and
FaWIuier-tt 18th Monaay, in March, A1ay, August
IiardyD1Ionday before LIST Tuesday in March.
June August and Nov AMBER
Warrca-5d Monday i'll March, May, August ano:
November.
Saonnn5oah-Monluy before ID Tuesday in March,
jun, August and November.
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goetiral.

nY cHAnLEs c. CoNvEnsk.

ny CHARLES C. CONVERSE
We copy the following plaintTe and t g,i.s
melody from the South-Side Democrat me n Hu
thor is a resident professor of music IN refers
burg, Va:
Nv Lilly dear is sleeping,
Meath the old chestnut tree,
The spot where oft she wondered
When innocent and free;
Tho ,riIA rose and The myrtle,
sin cluster round the spot.
Tut nv hearts filed with sorrow,
And lonely is my lot.
Toll, toll the bell 'or gentle Lilly Dale,
And le: It's tones echo through the val c,
Nv Lilly dear I've lost, so loving kind
and true
Sing, 10 day, on sad lay, lost Lilly Dale
In Spring the birds are warbling
4 sad and IuouTuiul tale,
OF beauty once 50 blooming,
Now lying cold and pale:
The streamiet Tippics onward,
So quiet lhro' tie vale,
The wild rose drops dcwy tear,
For carth-ust Lilly Dale.
Toll, toll the bell. &c.
Oh! Lilly dear, I'm watching,
OF wilt thou never come!
To greet me with blessing
From thy .lr angel hGiHci
Ny sad heart Is nov aching
With hcaTy care opprcsti
o I may quickly meet thee,
Ia that pure hind Of rest
Toll, toll The bell, &C.
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RAWLINS' HOTEL,
CORNER Of 0meeM and BmriS SlrCctS.

MARTINSHURG, VA.
TIME undersigned bems leave respectfully 70 inform
l. the community and travelling public tha, he ha.
taken the Hotel formerly known the g Berkeley
House" The Housclas recently undergone a thorough
rcnovation is believed to be in every respect
adapted to the wants o! the traveller and sojourncr.
large and conInodous STABLE is attached to
the premises, The luxuries Of the TABLE will be
surpassed none, and tho EAR at all supplied
with choice selection Of superior wines and liquors.
Baggage taken to and tron the Depot free OF charge
and in bad weather a Carriage will run to the Depot
for the accommodation Of travellers without any add
tional expense. -
JOS. C. RAIVLINS,
Mnrch .. lSh2-IY PrMnrlrtOr.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
nc CNV nEER AITnEDi

BUY no book unless :. DR.. \. NJ NlaurHS1
Liberty strcei, n. " Is the tit!e Pagyt I,
entry in the Clerks Office on the back .. n Z
page and buy only vi respectable AMI mono e u,
crs, or send by mail, and address 10 DR.. a. - r..
ccau, as there spurious and surreptlU0O''
ments Of copyright. pnSpn
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND -
No eretass Oy IsaoEssss, Iri,en Jgz2gTaar' Z 80
those IRE ho!d asaT and dear, and 1chtn 10 0'''
rOTGIice Is u'iHiH reach :6g,s
To enable every ono to- decide upon uiS - y.
he necessity al possessing copy and tI'. h =
mother need remain uniuiOrmcd uLsHi n q
CAUSES, winch, sooner or later, nrc de5'lIeI ~.
fearful ravages upon her health, u IN s,i,n5 !
against, ana that no Considsrtte ana aii't
band have cause to upbraid himself win ii
welfare of his wife,, pamphlet Of Ihi[ E{o,t,ss
containing. full Titic-page and index G n, ~
gethcr with extracts from the book. VIII - 5I1S1
c!tGrge 70 any part OF the United STATES Oy
postpaid, IS herein. ~.
IEIfn IIiO1rge6gs IS Happiness, Ills cIttple - ED
R5.0n receipt of One Dollar ttor nc Ms p
extra binding, 1.-THE MARRIED W O..'tt--''--llf
VATE MEDICAL COMPANION sem t,r- rl.s:
t.. any part of tie United States. Al IG"I;RICEl
postpaid aud addressed to DR. A NJ h i;s.r. So
box i224, New York City. Publishing OL'''
liberty street, New York.
New York, April 10, lS53-6m
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GILBERT'S HOTEL,
ILATELY JUN CUE 81
AT the Railroad Depot, Winchester, Va

TUE undersigned begs leave respectfully to inform
taken the we'll known HOTEL al tic Railroad Depot
formerly kept by Mr.. JoHN Coz, decd. The iI"usc
has undergone necessary repairs and is nov in every
respect adapted to the wants Of the traveller and SO
Ourncr
a large and conmodious Stable is attached to the
premises which will be furnished with the hest grain
and hay and attentive Osticr. His Table will always
b. furnished with all the varieties which the
and market will afford and the Bar at all times sup
piled with the choicest Liquors.
His charges will be moderate lie therefore invites
the patrons of the House to give him call, as he Is
determined to spare pains i'll making his guests
comfortable.
C5-Boarders taken by the week, month year.
BARNET GILBERT.
Glg-Thc undersigned takes pleasure in recommend
ing Mr: GlLBERT to the patrons Of the House whilst
under the lnnnagcmcntut my Father, aud "sPcctuy
suCits ior BIN Il con tiuunnCc vi their custom.
.Junc .. 1853. JAMES ". COE.
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DISTRICT COUNT

Composed Of the CulFrprr, Aibcmnrle, Roc Ian
aud Frederick Districts tits annually IA InG ncN
ter II the 18th dav Of DcC7mbcr.l
CG;REE& 3. SA oIrELs, Court OF Appeals 4
RICHARD II. FIELD,
judges , Lucas p. r"o"PsoS, Circuit Courts.
RIcHARD PARSER, :
.toLisi kINNE,..
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h1nNTIILY rOTRTS.

Frcdcricl-NIonday before the lst Tuesday.
Uariv-MJnduy before the LIST TuusGny.
Berkeley Second Monday.
I.rson-Tmrd Monday
Claric-2d Monday N June and ith Monday =
other months.
Observation-Disclosures before I'd Tuesiay. g.
Warrcn--'rhird Monday.
NIur.rnn-E'Ourth Ninndnv.
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STOYESI STOYESI STOYESI

7 HAVE an extensive assortment of PARI.OR, OF
L FICE, HALL and COOK STOVES, FURS ACES,
and set up on TIC most accommodating TERMS
All persons in want of any Apparatus for heating
Houses, or for Cooking, respectfully solicited To
call at the Cilari,stown Tin-ware and Stove House,
before purchasing elsewhere, as great inducements
will there be offered both in variety OF STYLE and OK
trcmcly low prices
Nov. l, 1853 THOMAS ID. PARKER
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DISSOLUTION.
'TIIE undersigned, merchants Of Clar!cstown, here
L tntore trading under the nome of LOCK, era
NlER;& LINE, have this day, by mutual consent
dissols ed partnership The Books and Accounts of
slid firm can be found at the old store house, in
the occupancy of J. d. Line, where of the firm
will AT all times be in attendance, and it is npOr
that the old business should be speedily settled
friends will much obIigc if they come forward
promptly and settle their accounts.
J. J. LOCK,
A. w. CRANIER,
J. D. LINE.
Chnrlcstown, january 2, 1854 inIO.
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''.IISlllIJ 10, Iol4-4L
T0OMEST1CS FOR SPRING.-Ih have ready
II Tor sale my usual supplies of Dncstics for
wants, they are all of the best make
~ pieces Calico, new styles
February Z, 1854. IERE. HARRIS.
A TrENTIoN sP0RTSNIEHF! "A superior lot Of
- Shot Pouches, Powder Fiasks, &C., for sale low
by y. NJ. SMITH
December 70, 1853
NttENCH GLASS s By l0'nnd 10 by 10 just re-
II ceived and for sale by
oet1s r. Il. BROWN.
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

TFNHE undersigned again gives npticG to his OIL
friends and customers, that he will hereafter cor
duct the Boot and Shoc-making business in all lis
branches, the Shop recently occupied by John Avis
Jr. Il sUlicits the patronage of his old friends The
late of the shop, and the public generally
satisfied that lie please all who may favor him vii
Il rail. JOHN AVIS ST.
Octohcr II, 1883
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9f!rrbanir art5.
M THE RnRLIl
TO THE PUBLIC.
From the C;harIestoWn Tin-Ware, Stove;
Roofing, SpOnLlng. LII ntiHilnS1SIHGS ~
4 nj 4

TO THE PUBLIC.
From the CharlestOWn Tin " afGs Ssto'e'
Roofing, BpOnting. Lightn1n&1R8u5
shower Bath and BathingsTub
ESTABLISHMENTS!
TINIIE Machinery of this Establishments IN lnl OPP
/ ration and the above mentioned " arcs are no"
rolling out with a rush
The assortment of Tin Ware now on hand Is extern
siyc, and all orders from Merchants VIII receive
prompt attention and Wares be delivered at their
places os business without extra charge
STOVES.
The 0IetrouoIitan Elevated Oven Cook Stove, lot
burning wood is strong and durable Stove, and wall
be sold with all fixtures complete delivered SET up
and warranted TO operate well, for $50, SS5 and S4g
Stove }Il please forward their ORDERS and they shall
have the pleasure Of seeing ofthe best stoves now IN
use i'm perao their Kitchens, andif the Stove does
not UpeI,tc satisfactorily it will be taken away IteL
ziz DAYS trial and no grumbng. good selection OF
other patterns of Stoves kept constantly on hand
which viii be sold cheap.
Will be done i'll thorough manner, at short notice
and ut prices that defy competition.
LIGHTNING RODS.
Iron Pods with silver plated Points, Brass Conncc-
tcrs Glass Insuaters and lnalabe fastcnngs, will be
put up in a durable manner at low prices.
SHOWER BATHS & BATHING TUBS.
During the Summer months may be found at this
Establishment a good assortment of Shower Baths,
Rathing Tubs, Boston Boats, Hip Baths, Foot Tubs,
&c Sc. which will be finished in the ncatcst possible
ztylc and sold at Baltimore prices.
JOB WORK.
Job Work Of every description, connected with the
Tin ard Sheet Iron business will be done with neat
ness and prumptitudc-in short this Establishment
al he the Emporium for the above mentioned wares
THOS. D. PARKER.
ChafIestown, May 10, 1858.
NJ Cotton Rags, WOOL Hides, Sheep Skins, Old
Conner Brnss Pewter, Lead Iron Dried Fruit, Bees
work r. D. P.