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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
TO the Public.

TIME undersigned, having engaged in the Mer-
j. camille Bukiness, are now opening at Do
rams old stand bear The Annoy Gate, a very ex-
iensive stock Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries,
Boots. Shoes, Hats, Gaps, BcpBets, Sc, to an ex-
animation Of which they respectfully invite the al
:enlion Of the public. Their motto is not large
profits, bot large sales. They are determined to
conduct their business on the most liberal princi-
pies, and to use every efort 10 merit the public
coni1eHce and patronage. Whatever they -sel
shall be OF the character represented, and i1Yara
bly, reduced to such prices that none may hope 10
underselI. They have established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them 70 supply the
market with every article they deal in at the very
low EST prices. They feel confident an examination
Of fse variety quality, and prices ftheir goods
vii! convince The public that money may be saved
by hufehssing at their house.
They will give particular attention 10 the Gro
Gerry and Provision Business, for which they have
maze ample room, by an enlargement OF the prem
Uses, and families may RELY with confidence upon
5siag supplied by them with articles in this line Of
fressi and supeiibr quaiiiy. They purchased their
Grtceries, mostly in large quantities and always
for cash.
They keep very heavy stock on hand and can,
andwil. sell them al pri es unusual IN this mar
ket The following enumeration will give gem
eral outline of their extensive Stock
Plain Caangehbls and Figured Dress Silks;
Pain and Figured Mousln de LANES;
Caaleys, Lawns, Ginghams, Alpaccas, Canton
Cloths;
BpmbaziaeF French and English Calicoes;
Brown and Bl4ached Musins;
ticking, Baggiag, Checks, Plads, Linen Sheet
ngs, fahie Linens and Oil Cloths;
Tomlngs, White, Rcd aud Yellow Eiannels;
Irish Linens. Silk, Grape, Cashmere and Nous
:lin Shawls
Hosiery, Kid, Thread, Cotton, Silk and. Silk
iNet Gloves
Cambria. Jacohets, Laces and Eigings;
Pain, Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Needle-worked Goods. Trimmings, Bonnet Rib
bons, Parasols and Umbrellas;
Coating Linens, Jeans aud Tweeds;
Cashmere. Cassineis, Linen Drills;
Csravais SusPdHders, Boots and Shoes 81 every
description Tyr Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Children;
SILK Fur, Sttaw, Chip Kossuth and SLOUGH
Hats Of every variety.
5 large stock Pf Hardware, incl1afng Cutlery
;and Honse furnishing materials;
Fife and Blasting Powder;
Queensware, ann WOODWARD; Window Glass,
PItty, Oil aH0Paints;
A. lot of:iine Tobacco and SegaIs;
Bacon, Salt Fish, Lard Potatoes, Flour and
Corn Meal.
They have choice lot offne Liquors, wherewilh
theJ win supply gentlemen as cheap as the same
braads can be bought in the cities.
WALSH & BRO.
H5rneTs-Ferry, April 20, IS54-its
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
Notice.

HAVING retired from the mercantile business,
IL have authorized and appointed John Walsh
TO settle all accounts connected with my late bust
ness, aud collect and receipt Tor all moneys due me
en- book account, notes, rents, or IN aRy manner
whatever.
/ trust all persons vito are indebtedio me will
call upon him and settle their accounts at The ear
liest possible day, have engaged in other bust
ness which reqnres ali The means can command
feel il proper in taking this farewell of my old
friends and customers 10 return them my grateful
acknowledgements for their generous patronage
and support, and solicit alike liberal support for
my successors at the old stand, Walsh & Bro,
who will continue the business in ali its DEPART
ments wth-fFesh energies and. generous ambi7
ton TO please The old friends and customers Of the
house. MICHAEL DORIAN.
HarperS Ferry Anril 6 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
lust ARRIVED.
NEW AND CHEA

n ELN AN IL N(411-<A4
TINE undersigned has Iast returned from the
i Eastern marzets with The largest and most
complete
he has ever Offered al this place all OF which has
been purchased on the very bes possible terms and
win De sold low as ans goods OF the same quail
iiy can be in the Valley Of Virginia, consisting in
part OF the following articles viz;
Clotas Cassiperes and Tweeds;
Fancy Cassinels at vefy low prices;
silk Sadn ard Marsailles Vesiings;
Italian. Cloth and Summer do.
Agood assortment Of Cotton Goods for Sum-
mer wear;
An ASSORTMENT Of Blsached and Brown Cot
tons;
Do DO osnaburg Cotons;
Black, plain, striped and fgered Silks;
Tarlions, Illusions and Safeanetis;
Swiss, Cambria and Jaconei Muslins;
Plain and figured Canton do
4 large assortment OF calicoes and Cling
hams;
Bers ges and Berage de LANES, VERY cheap )
Lawns Muslns. &c
Irish Linen and Linen Tableelo,hs;
Linen. silk. and Cambria Handkerchief
Grape, silk and Cashmere Shawls, Of every
variety
French worked Collars and Cuffs;
Dress Trimmings &c
silk and Sitaw Bohnels, very cheap;
Artificial Flowers &C., a1d almost everything
IN the "a Iey ways
Ladies, Misses end Chiidrea's Shoes
Has and Ch'pS, of every qualify and price.
Also large tloek OF GROCERIES, Of The best
quality, consisting in pan Of
Coffee Sugars Chocolate, Teas;
Molasses, Syrups, Bacon. Salt, &c. -.
Also a good assortment Of Hardware
cuiTefg, Carpenters Tools &c
Waters, Lookipg Glasses, and Tnware.
a large stock Of Qrsensware, &C.
All ofwhich will be sold on he very best terms.
Those who dtsife 10 get good ard cheap ha riga ms
are respectfully invited 10 cali before purchasing
elsewhere and ildge for themselves.
JOHN G. WILSON.
Harrers Ferry April 90 ls54.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
EXCHANGE BANK OF
sELDEN, w ITHERS & CO.,
. AsnINGToN. D. G..

WAsHINGToN. ID. e..
TNHE undersigned respectfully announce that
u they have formed co-partnership TO transaci
general Banking and Exchange business in this
city, underline firm of SELDEN, WITHERS s.
CO., and are prepared 70 deal in
t1reign am Domestic Exchanges Tine Bills, Pro.
aisSory Notes Certificates Of Dcposits, Letters of
Credit, Bank Notes and Cota.
We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
to remit the proceeds to any designed point within
or without the Union. =
MIR. WILLIAM SELDEN, a5member Of the firm, ant
for many years past, the Treasurer IF tFs U1titec
States will give hiscaretu personal attention toal
financial business which we may be employed tt
transact with any ofrhe Departments of theGoyern
Iment
The business which our employers may require
us TO transact will be conducted with fidelity and
promptitude, and upon the most reasonableterms.
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer Of NE U. s,
JOHN WRITER'S,
OF Aie1aRdrfa Va.
r. w. LATHAM,
OF Washington, d. C.
L. P. BAYNE,
or Balimore, Nh.
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WEIcoNE THOU FREE FaEss

bY J. I'll
wa. shor Frss Press hars kseua thss i'ns aad
4 - ..sl;,r ..u.tcn,.es ma resalscticas drs,
Dus Io,r ye.rs have PISSED sses yen and y n srsei
connu1ioa net.
Asa VIA thss abssenee eonss e'st NJ so1 4 Gus &c
xiih regret;
iiss- %, VIZ ws v<rs s.sr.ossd long IN rsstAAi
sfleace,
Feri kssu or issereoasse vas o-s sweet and e-in
esdur.nee.
Perhaps Il poilies hcke sle. that isrsd ny IN,
expef;encsd feet.
Asi sr.,sd from ny young cheek. those smiles shos
uted 70 meet
Or mlybs prendiess toch eat the fentg tie.
Thai bolsd u iepg sad dear in unnixsd sincerity.
Ne matter What was il has long sses pissed a8d Eoae.
As2 lei u IN The future Be guided BY fenashp' siIss
slose.
rkriss weEsune At thOa Frss Prest!'tO M study I
= pleasant air.
And ue viii let he bygone eoldnes die whthc tags
dat were;
Fer tAss hast be.u .rvent tend ops well tried aad
true;
Oss uho tsssht ny infant niad preesP il neer knew;
AID thou uss TOO the monitor Of my boyhoOd's days.
AID lsd ne safs up 70 yOuth, amid LIES duboas wsy'
Thea welcome Free Pressl with ihy beacon light.
AID nay Thy glowing Arfaee seer know adEsrsity's
blight;
Oh! may thy weekly visits eoniinas their grateful
roand,
Ard nay Thy pstrons receive the bliss IN which thoc
dott sboasd
Essf n.y thy happy influence relieve the heart oP
pressed.
Ard may ID in thy language find It's grief redresssd
Harpns- Fsrrr, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

eNe4AALA tAllu O0&kCE9
which received he First Premium at the Crystal
Palace, New York this making 10 Premiums in
Two seasons, IN competition with the celebrated
Separations CT The day; proving conelusively, that
simplicity In Construction cheapness in price and
durability IN machinei IS being fully appreciated,
ana ne cid complicated costly separators must
Weld their place 70 a superior machine. This Ma
chine, for ihreshing, separating, cleaning twice,
screening and hagging. Iby one simple operation,
all kinds Of Grain--lhe greatest la6or-saving ma
chine extant, for simplicity, durability cheapness
and capacity, d has no rival in the world. Ii Is
capable 81 turning out ready for the mill or for
seed, from 500 10 500 bushels Of Wheat per day,
with or horses and hands-or from 500 10 500
bushels with - horses and as many hands doing
the work cleaner. and breaking less grain, than any
machine now 10 use. Tlis machine received the
FIRST premiums al the MARYLAND State Fair Bait.
10 1852, and 1885, The Washington Co, Nd,
Fairs Valley Agricultural Fair, of Va, in 1852 and
1853; the Rappahannock Agricultural Society, at
Port Royal, Va; the isst premium at The Illinois
State Fair, 1853, al Springfield. and Silver Medal
al the Indiana State Fair, al Indianapolis. 1853.
This machine is so simple in construction, that
the one fan aud shoe completely cleans and bags
the grain, dispensing with all the complicated ma
chinery (and consequent liability Of deran gemenp
in all other separators, making il more desira-
bic 10 the farmer.
SHoP PRIczs or ZInMERMAN 4 Cos THREsHER,
CLEANER BAGGER AND PowER -Thresher, Cleaner,
and Dagger com leie, g and horses. Sl15-Power
for same, Sl00, making S275 for the whole COM
plete. Thresher, Cleaner and Bagger, 36 inch
Cylinder. 500; Power for same, SI35, Tor s. 10
and 10 horses. This machine is complete with
Bard Wrenches &c
NJ REFERENCES Samuel Sands, Esq, Editor Of
the American Farmer - Col. Edward Lloyd, Esston
Md; Capt. ID. Cox, Northumberland Co., Va; Hill
Carter, Esq. Richmond; Richard Willis, Esq, Rich
mond Col Charles Carroll Ellicott's Mills Md.
F.. Nelson. Esq, Richmond Col B. Davenport JeHer-
son Co., Va; DIR. Harding Northumberland Co..1lya
Hugh Nelson. Esq, Clarke Co.. Va Charles Mason
Esq, King George Co., Va; s. W. Thomas, Esq
Nd. David Boyd Esq, Frederick. city, Md. Err,
Honck, Frederick city I'D. Samuel Holt, Middetowi
| Valley, Md. Jchn Clagett, Hagerstown, Md.
| kzr The above Inathines are manufactured ii
| Charlesrown, Jefferson CO., Va. All orders ad
dressed TO us viii BE attended TO with promptness
and all ihreshers sent ont warranted to come up t,
| the standard. ZIMMERMAN & co.
March l6 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
Copartnership Notice.


TIME undersigned have this day formed Co.
Il partnership under the name OF HOFFMAN y
BROTHER for the purpose Of prosecuting agep.
eralL o MMlsST0N, T. COATING & FOR WARD
ING SlNESS on The Chesapeake aud Ohio Ca
nal, and pledge themselves to give their undivided
attention 10 all business entrusted 10. them.
R.H HOFFMAN,
p. b. HOFFMAN. :
Harpers. Ferry, March ist, 1854.
fyONE Of the Firm will be located in Georse-
town and will give his personal attention 10 orders
for LUMBER of all description GUANO, PLAS-
TER, SALT and GROCERIES generally.
FISH will be put up to order, for family use,
with our besl care. HOFFMAN & BROTHER.
Anil 10 lS5f-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

THIS Foundry, situated on the Winchester &
Il Potomac Railroad, u miles from Harpers-
Ferry, has been rented for a term of years by the
subscriber who would respectfully inform the
public that he is now prepared to DO, in a style Of
workmanship, which cannot be surprised ifeqpal-
cd, in this Valley, every description OF Machinery
and Plough Castings at short notice.
Having been engaged 10 the business for many
years In The largest oundries In the United States
and being now determined TO devote bis whole at
tsnhon TO the business, be is eonhden, that those
who favor him with their work will at the same
time be tavoring their own interests as his prices
for Castings shall be as low as az any foundry 10
the Valley.
orders, from all Ii want Of Castings Of any des.
efipllon, are respectfully solicited.
f-6c old Iron taken III exchange for Castings
HENRY @. PARKER.
Shenandoah City Aug B. 1869
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP AND
Iron and Brass Foundry.

sHk subscribers respectfully call The attention
= o. the farming community to their very large
assortment Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS. com,
prisng every kind Of implements used by the farm-
g. % facilitate and cheaper his operations, inclu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
LIVER COMPLAINT
DTenena1n. Laundicel

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, fllsrASE
or THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DIsORDERED Nv:
Err OR STOMACH
Such copsP6un, inward Piles, fuilness cEBfod 10
the Head. Acidity cf the Sfonaeh, Mass Heart
burn, Disgust for Feed, Fullness or Weiett "a The
Stomach, Sour Ernefzfinns, Sinking IHtersag AZ
the Pit a the Stomach Swimming of the Had Enr-
ried and Difcalf Breathing. Fiutfering At Heart
Choking or Sufoczfing Sensations when II sying
posture, Diznness az yision, Dots or Webs 1fe the
sight. Fever and dull Psin the Head De tiecy q
Perspiraticn Yelowness Of the Skin and II cap ain
in the Side, Back. Chest. Limbs &c, Snddt Flashes
cf Heat. Burning IN the FLESH Constant Ind aisEs q
evil, and Great Depression of Spirits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
Stoves ! StoTesil Stoves n |

HAVE an extensive assortment of PARL0R,
OFFICE, HALL and COOK STOVES
FURNACES, GOAL CRATES, &C., which will
be so.d, delivered and aet u % Tue most accom-
mpiaiing terms
An persons In want Of any apparatus Tor heating
Holses, or Tor Cooking are respectfully solicited
70 call al The Chaflesiown Tin-wafe and Stove
House, before purchasing elsewhere as greatin-
dncements viii there be offered both 10 variety
OF style, and extremely low prices.
oet. q. 1851. = = - ---''-'-''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
Canal Open.
sEEE"ze,

The undersigned are nov prepared 70 resume
business on The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
They viii buy all Kinds Of GRAIN, and supply
Peruvian Guano Plaster, Sail and Lumber IN Az
he varieties. Now i the lime 10 lay IN a supply
Of Peruvian Gnano for Fail use. A delay nnui
The fall would probably again disappoint or iar-
vners In ,roeurine this valuable manare. We re-
quire the cash TO Be paid TO Us 10 every instance,
and then II will be purchased at The lowest PRICE.
Il. s. BLACKBURN & CO..
March a 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

GHlRTs, SEITg s.--The snlscfis er f. lis la.
- IGNITION trthis large stock 81 Sls 4is no as
cut BIZ a regular shirt cutter sewel aR if hel IL
the bestslTlN liz sells fair ShiH8nins nf s,osi
Muslin, hne Irish linen BORON. hanEiS All r0liae
tsome without eollafsO from b 100 to 81 :. Thnsa
who waEsa1 extraordinary iae arlieleeeAh gei i
shirt at So 25i that could hoi be mproFedlir quality
or woYKnanAhip Common Shirts, fen so ID IS
cents. Good Tree-ply Collars l2t cents.
May4 ISAAC ROSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
| Removal.

TTShE, undersigned have removed to the new and
IL coAsmutiout Store. Room, nader The office Of
the Spiris ofJefsrson,' where they expect TO re-
tain The pairo. az. either old friends, aud from
enlarged aud ,uptticr capacities Of aceommoda.
tion, "a receive ihf Yls,ts IT many new oncs, Oae
Of he firm II nov ID lie Vast and designs prpcn.
ring one ofthc lAfges, aud m os, carefully selected
assortment Of Goods ever riIei ID IN this market, a
which The attention oflhe public generally Is most
respectfully Invited
BROWN e. WASHINGTON. (
Ichsriesiown. A,isll d isst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

THE Hooks & Debts due a4NFis & RIpgSnrI
J. arc 10 lahFsnrH's hands Tor settlement Az
persons. who know themselves 10 Sc Indebted 10 the
above Firm viii Please can eafly aud arrange their
debts
We have large number % snail acc ,unis and
notes which We Will have 10 put inlo the hands Of
an officer II not settled against the st. az June. IN
JERE HARRIS.
SAMUEL RlDESOUR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
PRoF. !. WOoDMAN HART

UTOULD respectfully inform the ci:izens Of
w the World al large that lor the pufpose Of
enasIing ali 10 see his wonderful illustration Of
the Eaiire Wofld, The first and only thing Of
the kind ever produced, now On exhibition al The
Worlds Hall, Nos. 377 and $40 Broadway, and
for The purpose 81 populan ing American ART; ard
also If giving worldwide nOioriety 10 his renown-
"a Book Of Travels, Adventurers, and Aner-
dotes" which should be read by the mlilioD; as
weFss 10 secure ler the illustrated Journal callRd
THE WHOLE WORLD" the largest ciTeala-
ton of any literary OF business paper eaiant ae
will disiTibute among be purchasers OF bis One
| Dollar Tickets 800 600 Magnificent and Valuable
b iis. Amounting 70 The sun Total Of SOD OO0..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

ETyuE Subscribers have ycfy superior Set, Of
III Saw Mill castings. entirely new iogeihefNih
Carriage, Ragwheel and Saw Gate, Saw and Fen
der Posts including every thing connected with
4. most improved Mill, which they will sell Al
nriv lie sale on very low and accommodating
isrms. Persons wanting 10 build Mill would do
Vii January Va. 1851. ZIMMERMAN eco.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
TO the HEiIIers in the Valley.
MARTIN g. HlRS0N,

FLOUR AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cne Of Ea,r and BaEtimore Streets, BaltiH0rf' pa
TyHANKFUL tu their FRIENDS and me ralu.ss
!. Virrfria who have 50 literally sustained
theif House. Offer Increased facilities for the pfomp.
and NEST satisfactory performance OF all business
committed 10 their care.
Baltimore. July "a, Is53-1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

CsADDLEHY.--Iha have Just opened large stick
- Of Saddlery, consisting in part Of Plated and
Steel Stirrups q few hard-soder Silver plated
Bride Bits, aIifraps and Spurs, commQn, silver
plated. brass and STEEL Spurs, raw hide Wagon
WHIPS, Buckles of afmoft every size and paitefn.
whhh can be had at the Market Houss fol eash;or
on 4 short credit 70 punctual customers
Mar T. RAWEINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
CASH FOR NEGROES.

NUMBER N q sah ssIss sou sas
LIKELY. Rersoils having Negroes to dispose Of viii
find tito their i5teres to give him cab before sell
lag, as he will f&y tie gerB highest cash Prices
4 He can hesssa attic Berkeley Courts ~ Martini
Bhrg, on the2d onday and at Berryville Oh the 4l
Monday III eaek month, and usually al his residence
I'll Charlektow&
Alllctiers ssfltessGd Is him will tie promptly al
tended tol WAd. GROIN.
II eharlestowzsi J5nx II 1S53-v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
FOR RENT.

THE untetslgusd haelng ihal lhrlt blslness y
Il their Marehoute, aillarpers. Fe7r,. calislfor
eet5 while tlne hntel,enlion, they feai lteiF
STONE WAREHOUSES. az Inc < olA furnaae y
lf tas Hntk pired term 81 their leass iwhirh n
nearly i've years. The point Il too vi knuen,
a. a most favorable one ior The rBoa,Iss BasIs
nsss." n need any particular deserip,iof ThYFe
4 Limestone Qnarfy close by, ot1hr l,ssI quail.
ii, which adds 10 ihetalue ofthe pasiilk. Apn,y
Is n s BLACKBURNi& CO.
February 90, is5l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

4 WHOLE SUIT or CLOTHES ZION IS.
n will select and sell com ete sui Ia SUM-
mer. Cost Pitts, Ness. ard Hat. all for So Any
body thai cansheai thai may lock oul for kaTEuui.
May 4. ISAAC Rose
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
Removal Of Hunt q Evans
Tin md Sheet Irsn Factory.

iTyHIS Essahltshmeni 90 lonx celebsaled for ne
u manuEacturs 81 lis shpefiar qualify Of Tia
ware and tha manner ef pnitisg up Spo1iing ard
Roofing. has removed irom theiE old stand, IN
Main street. 10 the large and edmmodions Ware
Room fbfmAsly ;e<cnpied by "A. l. Eby 4 Sen,
near Sappingsonss Hotel, where they now hare Oh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
Z VIM, s. AMDERsoM,
MARBLE STaSE, CUTTER,

/ HAL pt4A s4sEs " LN,
/ Frederick CitgalHa,
ID ETURsss his thanks ID the citizens of JeiIer+
Ii SOB and adjoining COUNTIES Tor the liberal pa
tronageBextepea 10 him in hsline 81 business; re-
Specially ghes.n5iice that He il pew prepared 10
executeHall FINDS Of work II his line-sueh as
Monuments. TOmbsIabs, Head and
A Feet Stones, &C.,
ut the shortest notice and uHoa t5e most rcasona.
bic ieruiss ak. his work shall roEnpare with any
bther inElhe fbuagy. All Stones delivered at my
own risk and Expense.
I All orElersahauktuily received and promptly at
tended ID. Address +.
u lEM. S. ANDERSON.
Freaefick City>adb
if J. w. Md63iNNIs, Ags1f.
is|I !. CharlestowR Val
or p0ItN q. RfDEN0UH, Agent
Jan 90, iafii. Rarpers Ferry Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08

7o nc IClt4t,.t of Jffeysoa+ lffkekjg, Ffet.
eriak oml Clarke Counties,
IAH 49,
T AGAIN hhneas lei3re yon ps ppNr MAEgR,
III and IN pne g0p lave not forgotten me til lhat
.tanacitYi yafNtl, enaand aiE call on me thagltl
YOU need any ttibg III Ithai why. Please eall on
tne at ChailesjbWAs or my snn. 'fnoMls ~ BHtq0,
llging neaf nc HhnfgeIn Bsalfs on the Charles.
tomn auh AaitpArtdsieWn Road, AZ hayr eng
bloyrd him thfAihg work pledges myself That n,
orders WI bf Promptly attended.
February & 81 irAa. al q. HRAGGs
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kEARfDNVAasRe.

7 tIAyEIaft opehed 4 large took IIifdyare,
Il consisting 10 paIri Of Aues' sffa S5oteis and
sp8g castls,eel 9nadesi Forks Table Euil,rys
Pocket and Pen KHiyesl Lncas, Hinges ,tSerews,
English lwiyl dbaiie lAffe Cans very five as
sorlmeni IL iya,ria and 'rfaYs,l ii largo asshrl-
ment Of SAWS, Planes ana Hasciiet &e, Ne,
which wiz sell low f9r cash sf pfn4l short
credit. THOMAS 49, ssN5
MAY Il 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
White Lead, Oil, &c.

THE sui seriheriis receiving from the celebrates
i maanaet1ry ofLewis & Bros OF Phisdelphia.
20oO lbs Of his rure White Lead, IL 50 and IS rs,
kegs. He Is pr pared 10 veil low also Lanssed
OH. Spirits Turpeutine. copll varnish, Venetian
Rel Whiting, Yellow Ochre yellow 4 Silver
Brownt. Gold Leaf Paint Brushes, Sash Tools,
B. Fl. Pencils, GraineFs, &C., sc
April 20. m. SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-06-08
Oxen for sale,
RelnoVal---MaW SnnnlN,

hem0Val---NeW SupDlG,
TfIE subscriber has removed bis Es,a sIish4en.
Il TO The building adjoining II. L. Eh1 & -S6s,s
grocery store. where be will be happy a sec Bis
friends atc lhe public. He has jusi received trcm
Baltimore an entire fresh suppir. Ia pas, as.fsl4
lows:
case Sardinrs 7 ftail Asmord<z
trail Filherfs, frail Walnnis.
boxes sheiisd Almonds. 5 boxes CiHos,
go dFrms Figs. Liohorice:
boxes Gum Drcrs. a.. Jaiube DrorE:
hoxeS Oranges, 2 do. Lemons;
2 box Conversation LozeneSs;
box Pori Wine Dfnps / do. Brandg al:
dozen Lemon Syrup. 50 LIS. assorysd hex
enses;
cask Carrantz. - boxes Raisins;
I LOT ofnite Baskets;
case Brandy Peaches. leases picked Onfdns;
eases Cucumtcr Pickles. tag PalmsNuts.
Also. a fresh LOT Of Wafer and Soda crlckrr4
April %. ts5k
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nd TIE MEDlQlL FACULTY.

TIME subslriber has just received nllsupply.
/ J. ofbThppas,s Patent Meefaaical Leei.hes,
Cupping Gla.ses Breast Cs}assas, Eyear4 Ear
Glasses, Den;a4 Leeehes, sem
\ These instruments are on Ia rev and simplc
plan, ahd h4'Ny recommended BY TIE Medical
Faculty NEW York and Philadelphia
4 For sAleIbT join, LEADBEATER.
Alexandra, ,dly u, 1883 Fairfax street