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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
MARDW re-.

T HAVE i4st received IaTss AID well selected
4 siueko Hardware parl Of which 4 foIlows
fiaf$e-Sboes e the very besiqaaiss, Horse Shoe
Nsiik, Hin ges o esef5 kIna Douf Locks If every
dssetiptioi- wiz mineral knobs ON III celis 10
- Hay aud MalnFe Forks Bssces aud BIZ 90
bis> Ia caeis, Broad and chopprg AXIS Saws
Ut aiEkinas Table Cn,ery Pen Kliyes to spit hg
purchaser, Wifrl and Sieer Raj Traps, Meal 81 I
r Aitut The aissv, ara great Enxny oiiier "
iielrk, will be found BIZ CT ling ri
Ttl3M.4s EAWLINSs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
Wanted to Purchase.

XWANFkD ft The pnrplse.f waiting on an
w AZ IL iem9lr.. NEtassO WOMAN. with.
on fhilo u % hnshand. For enc ii good chAtac-
IT are aiis . liberal price wilt ~ papi Appli-
eai,n say b. inhae al lLe Fra P,ess OGss.
Julv21 lsai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
Baltimore Harriet.
/Egan,,ol,,.l A E.aii,,,er,.

CIaeuLs3. o. PeicsS Is rus BaLrMaag M4aKeT
FIR ne rex eadlrg July 26 1851
Reported expressly ljr tie Free Press
ArrLss.-Suprly light ana 10 DEMAND We
qiae ncminale Il 81 &, u ~ Jbi.
Brrrse --lhc ieeslfl, a,-silshterthanla-t week.
a thahge IN Prices w quote Glid9s ~ kegs a.
| | 10 icls. Weslsrn7i9g cls. Roll al I9 20 IA
els Common 70 ~ elS
Breswax We qloie % y g cts, with no
ddman1
IB.cox Ne activity ami prices remsi;. a. agoics'
safes u shUllaers III q Q ca sis. SidrS ~ 70 I,
Hams u sih . ~ 10 .ents. tanevlU l., IA us.
ICorNfay SOAP LIN good denand with sales at
tod -
cArr,,s -75D offered a, The scales on Mopdav,
5i0nl which, we've >ald u S32b 10 81 d On The
the hoof eqaai~lo f5l.tn IS . nett and the
bdlAncr were taken "iIl 81 The maIk.t.
H;i.oygRsg u - lrkes unll nd prices declining
WE quote a 50Io 81 -
CusS.--li c, ipis net - large and d. mand mote
ID tive "ecno,e Wine At Gsi ets. yellow Al
4 - ~ ~ ciS.
Dasp Faur-sales II Apples al 81. - los 30
Pea hes Al ST. - n s. 25
IDssRnStSs = Ale "a ,iemanG and sell Al Ifj COS
FLaUt--Reeeipt- arr light and trans. i@,us Inn.
it'd. New nJut i con w 10 smti quantities and
isExunght a'ttr tut ult Il iuf is difcnI ~ ale -
Civ Mills 81 Is 10 -; H,wa,d II Ss,s5 4 s. SO.
FLaxsggrs-salss Al 5 70 SI,3si.
-F.A>.--S .les ~ 01er al 81 TO 50 Red Fox 80
"a IS rs. MAX 81 - 80 els. Cuen ard Gfry Fox
- htl5. Masei eS. Rsisbif Il 3.
GlNsgNo.-No demahd. arid uominaliy al 40
To- rs c..
Hoes. --RAceip,s are light and demand active.
Sales ii SIS u 10 Sc 60
LAsn--saie, IN Ills. at 81 to . cts. Kegs 10 to
II CT.
NcsrasD srsD-In good demand, with aies al /,
taajes
Okxs.-GSssl demand, and .ales !. IS % 80 ~.
KYG.x- tivssi leInahA AID prices ~ w8ll sas-
,sln,d We quote Ma al % j 100 Cts Pena IeU
tsEItprs
ssANg go5T srneca is il demand and sells
rsasilt a.. 10 a9O tls.
rAll.ow -Saes al 10 10 l2t cents
JlMpTBY <sxn --Saies ~ 50 10 50 So
Wuos.-z7 Marker dali ami prizes ttw. Salesnf
usa a>iissf fStg ~ Wa~as'ss ~ - 30 III.
WHt.T = rhe receipts Of new Ahcathayc large
ly ie ess,:d AMI pf ess sbsa aGeeIioing ia ncg
ldfe4J6r TO guad red $50 10 $IG1 Cs,,nnian
whte ID 70 s 20 gaoi prime 90 81 65-
FBdlily Fii,ur 81 n Si.s0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27

New n9ur, Of excellent qnality has alre5bv
been ihftw inio market ~ ,ur thi.Ipfisng tlil
lerS. Ms-sfs With s. L 90 have hal. Al aialr
eni Tines. a. maay as three pair u buns PLAYING
upon new xheai---apabe Uf tuning unt seventy
five barrrk per day. Sales of nc~ wheat b II (
been maize siaee harvest a. high IS 81 Is. W.
h-af OF other Bargains al 5 50 and The rs>e ia
given tine. These sales place The Winchester
market, where Ii has alway, ben. transportation
considered tally up with ina: u any .. hst IointI
rlHn<4est.r u gnhEiroaI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27

Sn.wcuaIs-A Gentleman owning plantation
on jams river. Vir1 inia. bought three wear age,
three Tr't Shanghai ehisksnS fof So 90
The year Afterwards he sold enol 10 repay him
thrice hrs ..a.lay hi third rear(he pfsseBil be
lsss him~stli he owner Of 800 hens From lhske
NJ sells ihifts upars worrh u eggs per week Ahd
an lnr foa0g ruostrrs III thilly vrh and Il h4ii
rent. pi e. <a0n. a. thyF get large e1Angst ~
eat His sxgrrga'e reee p.s for esq alone wrl le
81 SEQ pr apin0 his woald foek. says lkr
: r asie,.s q mi - fihev were MT after all he
h.lllirs ana hn nAnts fhev y ih-..lzlr d b..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27

lgrIl clncr1-Ih|I company ptfilenH II shIl
I8.N g Ioa1Ay lali nnl no.I tl|e tllzl qfiI9ftr.
...,'1.'la ne aatIneon' ~ I4o lluIe N}Ip blown
" ,|t.|t ||oun Hlaf iNo ihbnshud ref.
~. ''..1 ", |lnik tnt DE nxsileilon, and
20 e. ~, ..,.o.'|I in|nlrl. .i,kcsrk 4 nnc,hl-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
&c. Q. d.


4 REGULAR meeting Dc w ildeg Lodge, No.
IAftl q . + will be frid1 81 Sli,4fdafe sen-
ieg ltxi the 20 b instant As business Of inpor-
Ianef will come befo the Ladge The neuahets ale
feq'ttsttd 10 be ptlncual in their sHtndsnce
SAMUEL s TONE Secretary.
liz o. feSa =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
NOTICE.

DECISIONS whU ppIcha>ed properly afmf sale
81 Shan 9n il.ll are hetrhS ~ tlfird that
u II notes viii b. Hue on The, 45b Argos I ext
lr5iy ! will ~ IN Chafieslpwn on that dars and
re- 'teiintiy AK and sbal expect ttomnt payment
70 ~ mad GEORGE w REfER.
J,tly ~ is5i-SpiIi III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

II uST received vrtY hhe Auirle 0f Medical
j |. qaars pMs Il which are as f,llssws Porte
and Madefis W1ine Oh 81 sfae B, nv NTis.
key Ynf sHper9uf quality Lssefeaf NJ nssrItifv
Brandy super of Fable O ART Vim With = haid
~ b. atsbutE 10 rice aud aAaliiy. Fsr Esls 81
I'll MAS ia ss.LlNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
IVA NTsn.

A NEGRO GILL rpm tlIia ~ years II age,
E1Iti"r H. advesti>ers0wn use III LOT ihlfae-
tei, Ia wHieh lair price will b. gwen Enquire
oiile PRIN FER
Idly 81 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
KNOW NolHINGs

We have been for some time carefully scruli-
niziag our exchange list tosee il there would not
tlrn up SOM traitor 10 The order who would d.
vuse III. ten lille my>lcrit> and inraniaIiun he
KNOW rtorhinS~. W. save sttsr, fsand ~ a way
sluh 10 The Crescent city il was FIR, dtgulgrd Ia
th. void. For hr hrnehi u those who are desi-
rJus of.iaIhoming lis mysteries, W. pu ISL the fol,
loving VIII authenticated acc 1unt " lAsir M ste
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
MURDER At ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

On Wednesday night Waterman in the cotton
factory at Alexandria, Va, named Kagons, was BRIT
tally murdered. His body was found in the YARD
yesterday morning with The skull broken, evidently
with club or something Of the kind. The WASH
ington Star saysa coroners inquest was held, and
adds:
II was shown IN evidence that he was up and at
iending'to his duties nj 3 4. ", having moved the
hand of the indicator" ofihe establishment every
half honr through the night up 10 the time he was
found in his roUeh and dirty clothes in which lie
made The preparations for starting the engine FIR
the days work.
About 3 o'clock, a gentleman named Nails, WHIP
lives opposite heard a quarrel in the neichiorhooa
in which be distinguished the word. lon DID
Irish sou ofa h-h you come here interfering With
my work. lie then saw some person running II
the direction IL the canal Tut he lost all traces Of
him. Doctor NJ. VI. Lewis, after an examination 81
The BODY testified thar the wound must have been
inflicted with some blnnt instrument. heavy
stick Of wood found lying over the body Of the de-
ceased furnishes The identical weapon. II would
that the deceased had slight tuse the conds-
tien Of his cap, sticks ofwoDd near the scene BE- fur
nish evidence Of this finally. heavy blow from h
stick OF woodan The hands OF his tssilant filled hin
10 the earlh breaking lis SKULL AID causing instant
death
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
INITIATION


Thu OH 'ers are dressed i revolutionary and In
dian costumes The candi ate j. h..oe winkt aud
a string tied around bis tungae Alter ceilain
gu ..tis,n> asked aud answers retarnei Ne cunuc-
iur wilhdraws the fJ0iscap irrtl ih4 yves II rhe
coat collar with hath hand, AMI pnl> back as II de-
Master in lrp draw the c. III tied L., The ! an-
di ate's Tongue AMI the Capt Mum stands LILLE
on ih- len w,ih an uprai>ei t0tnshaWk
Til. candidate. viih Ioliipg tlngge, choking
threat AMI di,ienfed ewes gazes arunnd and 4, ad-
diii1n 10 the hgurrs digeti ~ uri.r- him j. slfi
with iddi' tons rtt plihiul amusrm-ui un bfh d.
ing The rann dlrd atom him with m ~ indrSerib.
a,r images Every man 1, the assrm. w has IN
a loafscap GINNING down nv-r The eyebrows and
iapetiag hack Al an angie uf forty live degrees A.
blu, eighteen inches IN length Every man has
the flreGagrrs at each hand ] : thu enfnrr nl his
mouth and vii hioad gtn pu his fare. tugs un
tn ufners OF h- polsIO u az sse whirh can pro-
duce the most h1rrshe grim lace aHd exhibit the
deepest gpsura cavern, studded with The longss,
rows Of bad ivory.
oATu.
The capdidaie hen proceeds 10 make oath 10 a
siins Of lhr mosl ahsuib. aitrmpis al fun thai we
have ever seen One elansr j. sufficient:
ITO me true aud faithful performance OF an
whirh pedze nv moSi pertinacianS lugns bind
ing nfFssif44de, pssa9y no less than having nv
bao,s dlawhs over my b ~ ms hair twisted into
n ri Hiae feel lebg the kris nf nv coal nj in
10 fariy-ninr sifips AMI this nhfnfiunate nlirit
sufrr myself TO te ride IN a three rornerrd fsii
nine feI l1ng I'VE the railroad fraek ~ a Ham.
turg ~ ke,, AZ The rate 81 ninety miles ner hour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
JaIy Is. 1854: sNr~,-


For marriage ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 10 charge will
be mad n
Obi uiry notices not exceeding six lines viii be
insefled grasis. III excr,- ab0vr mat 6amt.rT 81
lines viii he charged according 70 the advertising
rates fribuies Vi respect will be charged a adj
yeIsising rates.
an c manifestations designed 10 promote The per.
sOaa 20 eresi~ VI individuals ar than do MOI pos-
sess genefa ihsefest, win be charged ar atthe u
suai advertising rat 'Ehuss II an offensive PER
sonsi character will not be- iaserird,
All advertisement, forwarded nv Newspaper a.
gents will he charged al the usual advertising
rats and must hr accompanied by The cash o. i 5
co livaien defncling toe cammiss ion.
Pal. M tne,iicinss shall b. eta ged or nj fEe u
su4l rates Of yearly adveFls. MS, aud bi>hap
u Ii .esp doulle The advertising rates Exuacis
lfnn aher papers refyfrins 70 III advertisement
viii be Snhlert tothr regular advertising ratrs.
Candidates apn6uneemrni> lar offices 1t einolu-
meni will b. charged Al advertising falr~.
rhr afpye rates are net 10 yisiate any ex
isiig cohifasL
ItJs We seldom recuTnnceI manufactured md Cine,
bvItsiug that. osi nature herself peliects
cure rapi,y aid ehtctaaliy than be accom-
p&h.d bv the vegetables aud minerals OF medical
scIeace But in the matter 81 dyspepsia, ihere are
chronic features it, Which, nten, deity all the
efforts OF create heaihy action Of the dgrs
tive organs. aud uireq,rnlF happens that th
ans suir for dSsas 4 hih - body AID ~ nili,
from indigestion aad kuidrsd ais III such. ilnai-
lands German Btiefs. pref arsd by DIR ~ Jackson.
arc i'm Almost vsuable preparation II = atone afi-
ie,9e e.iag as, aiihy the somaeh AID will
b. toaad is i eeabc all butesIs "
during the spring DySPePsa cas- epy be rured bs q
paflrnt ,ets 80 Of i,sst neni and to
all thise sui RING nsdtr HIS sad nalst!y ND rr.
pint.d aaliea1n the dept il llesli Il. Ger.
ma ls.iefs. I'D Aich street. Pnlal,l pik Patfdei.
7 psia IBqniIes IIalA II 2w.
tU-Qlo SoaEs, UlrERs. aid al eruptious AID dis.
caYrs f5cp impure dpras slate q ihe
bio Il See the Ntrao d,nary cure - Mr., w q liar.
wood. hghiy respectable ciz ~ Richmond. Va. BY
Cafiets Span.s;, Mixture lc had ulcers and 81
The wnrst drscr,ptIna. and finally blI he was
allie wax. except cfniehes A fr@ battles Cars
teF's SIP nlsh AlxIafe the geat btand purifr cured
HIM. has ear9d hundreds ii oher- wac haze sur
.lr with rhsuin bad III els of mercury and
/ pAfps aad ULCERS afIh, boars and ioi IS
.tssee ad.rrlse ni,nr. lafy l3--lm,
4 To- HESRY'S ISvlG0RAT1NG 6ORDIAL:--I h-
m'ir,ls 81 s purely vegetable cxlraci io The rts al
aud OF p, s'cal rsl genital il billy, ner-
vo4s affect Sc Sc. fn{y Described 10 saoiher
c ia this p,per. sh ch the rssier j. referred
S3~prr boiils, trlsg for So. hotfes t{r $ ~;
s 10 per dszrh.--O b>efy, he Hs r. u ~
i'rgplred olir b, SIC COHEN, "A 3 Franklin K ",
y,hr Street. h.law Eiahih. phiia ,lpha. Pa TO
WHOM ALiORDERS MIST BE ADDRESSED
~ S.le b. ali rss,ec'acIe Du5ssss aud Melcrants
LiIsughoui The cadrv.
February ,, l95i-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
DEATH OF M6J0R c ES ERAL TowsoN.

We are panied 10 have to snnouncei says the Ma
ticnsI Inieligcncer 81 Ftiday The death from par
aiysis. Of Gen. Nathan Towson, Paymasier Gen.
efal Of the Army. The name Of this gallant and
Distinguished officer Is intimately associated with
almost every brilliant aeion pponrhe Niagara fon-
tier from the commentemsnt 70 the close Of the war
Of 1925. In the official statements Towson
corps formed prominent feature and one Of The
commanding officers graphically said. .-Tewson's
battery emhied a constant sheei ofaams" Hewas
especially dislingu shed 10 the baillss Il chipp-wa
and Bridgewater, and 10 the sor,ie from Foti Erie
Gen. Towson wac native oi>Marylsni. aud al The
e.--......n
years lie has gone down 10 the grave viii the
slneere respect and rfalilude-a hi roun9ymen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27

The real nalir a4nite Ia Tue order in gene, al
j. d tbel1iin team me tow 4 ~ Babel in.fI-
Der = diviaed ia % lnree drg,erS each seprfafr
q, m he sncr. 4 h Ii Il il called Tue Mu,i>.nlr
q, gree ID second, Nam more the th,rd Man
m Ist While the uider ~ z neral takes The sam.
al Babelu.4pm the individual cfe les ia different
pll, e. aIr ,aded fvwsTras The Number OF Tow
trt.ls lii New III al This date i IN, 1t iwo hui
drrd aAst iifY, aud applications f1r nav ONES are
nnireriins that the initiating Officers are over
Whe!med ailh busiars~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27
rue IMPROVISATION e 4 BILLS.

The senate Is quite busiiy employed upon 'he
General Appropriatoh bill. and The HOUSE upon
The Navy 1Appropriaii Jon bill. Mr. Beeoek maae
an Intellectual Effort % attach to the ialier h'si y
Tor the reorgauization Of the Navy ereaiing new
rank and retiring the old Offers UNI i'L ac-
live service.
Members seem TO fancy that With our present
limited Navy can make war upon al creation,
and therefore no improvements necessary. They
nast have strong reliance upon the good sense Of
the people, preserving peace in spit. u h!lieus-
tiers OF higk OF low degree
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27

w pbsyfve ii,st ,as A1sas i-syA .9D papers In
tha S0lsh have No hiug Whatever tasav 81 III Ris-
ssgr 81 the River aid Harb9 Nh. By The Deiss,-
esaiic House Il Repf. ati7re--efiniaa 10 WIN
svenls NJ jlfilv-srd sfsy q lie,lv iiesess III
The polics which IL certain l5eaiies, n ltlofeis
pfesidrhla u rlft N. 20 yUuhhly drnunoeed. Mr.
K III. IL s. g eslcd or. very LASTLY, the oslrf
dav. iof red1cilln " he fafld -annthef mater,
n csflain qaasiers. much TALKED ~ abuntfke fle
lhsiih p tipIe are u vAlr fW President Bpi Nj.
Ken calls aps1 ~ Demotfaii, COngfre. 10 II H.
And v. 0foineF4hsngs IL g,nsf u fery fi1Al.
eai ihlne iFulp OIL pager. The pennse 4te afaNl
nallV seelne ~ fbis They will pryfg " iln Ne
b.Iadtd br p1rfg aS they have h-~s " wears na.i.
ftieraai,ie 01<sns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27

New Yotk fcrespandens n H. !, 80. g....
sersp gtst<a <kseh - the ki>oty ..esi Sehur
- Ms asI;ntfs hsosIs ihr sfeat f.ie d
NJ = = y M Nsf,htn e,tses Shassefi = gr.nd-
~ - - Setfiylsr, ~ Revolutionary faine and
.rrhr 2, Alexander Hamiil Ne X sdualed
a,tlArvera Cdifgr N ikt1s N addition fs1h~ rasi
so 'aised nresi tailnssd stsrk ne cSrfesposdett
says . ~. = rsper'ed IN Wal - ihaf uae afds {
S'ov Wy e a.sserrs ppm faistoad iron hare he y
disriied ~ SehaflrF u r. sifr t-e !, thaf ire
grand total Of f'.as ,nl-spp.i rrs CO.. a. ~. sn.,'
moas sum u > 800 900 The essr, srouslrni 4 n.
F-gard hfih- sasaliirsa Mr. h MD * Y
W. t,miiy fea.pn~ II l. aid isdaeea him IL pruS
ls.,e - - LAZY his~ marriage and ser-r.H
a'e e-'all .hmens 10 Iowa. They have rrcenly3
lived On diltfeH hlnses IN lNsnlf ecnt street
M'fr 'han qaaI,er of : ceniniy has ssap.rd ,i,ce
THIS afrEnstm ~ IN. made by Mr. Srhavfer- and
- peflee has lseR HE mannef Il his Rf- inai hi-
mNi intimate prr-onal friend. shssnghI " was 4
bachelor. Snne months aga tnr I'll his IA q qhiefs
bstng ao"ut 10 he married 10 an Episcopal CLERGY.
mn, her true name and history were iold her To-
yer, heinfe the hlal arrangements for the Wedding
were madel We oiien hear 4 rrmArked thar eve
~ house has skelrinn n II but IN 4 hra<e where;
wears at epnrealment have hrrn prac i,.rd theFel
must have been skeleton in ererr ruan TIL. "a IL
OF Mrs .-Spicer "siened Mrs RanrtI Srhuvl.r ard
pui lished 10 the Tlibsas was thought by some ID
/ be hoax. but u J. doubtless an authen,ic daeu4
m.nt When viii orr p-nrls / arm ih~ polsney a
silence N sSe< arlrnnbi~1 always had a sr<peck
/ for Joh's fFi-ndS waa di MT hare him with iher
gahbir whea they tourd him IN deep distress"
The New Yoik Hsrald SAYS that besides SehayS
lers over issues OF stuck there have been o'lfs Y
kasyi~h geniu-s-s 10 Wall street who's 6 aariaH
rascaliir- arr ,ast cunning 10 light Amane them
a,e msnlianed e'riain operations Ia ihe Parkrf
| Vein Coal Company. who are sappnsadta have OH
fain.d f,m right MI lh,n-@sf d.,llass IN ERA
ehsnge FIR spurious ernificai.- Il >,vek which ar
| known TO b. worthless; and sirpitae swinJla
| on the Vernon Central Raiir ~ Company siockI
which has given the CUES pr q ,hirieen huas
| dred thousand dollars. These vi h some ulhef
minnr casrs Ola laie NATURE The Hraid lhrks " III
swell the pmoantirandnlehtlY rhi.inrd lr ksavi,k
| 6nascie's curing ih. las' lew months. lp twelve
/ msIii0nsof dollars The N raid 1 rr.srs the orirs
4 nIn yer, ils one lhiak .hat The late issues II
spurious sluck should BE- promptly assumed hv 'hs
com pa uie> or there Is rnd &c railiold credit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-27

nutI snd az II ftid slalf. l.si Al s1rre AID 10
lamb u,flh <ose e310 wfle kl|i \ near nee III
ihsfl1vo IN ~ f5fh r. ~ dI,chsfet ~ sAl.
ming. thr fiftdiio1 which wa< cVt'eully Sam
lie cara - ueks nf roll wtre drlVn ialo re fr{e
along ttlsh ne did plsl< and he f3ses .. Wpt1
xsls brrsbsl p2valas.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-26
RELIGIOUS BOOK DEPOSITORY.

GRAY a BALLANTYNE Seventh street. two
NJ doors above Odd Fellows Hall havo the only
Depository in this city of the publications Of the
American Bible Society;
Methodist Book Concerns
Robert Carter A Brothers;
Presbyterian Board;
American Tract Society;
Evangelical knowledge Society,"
American Sunday School Union;
New England and Massachusetts, Sabbath School So.
cictics and all the principal Religious Publishers.
IL is therefore apparent that their stock Of Stand
ard Theological Works and general Religious Litera-
ture must be uncqualled
They always keep an extensive assortment OF all
the Hymns used in the different churches, family and
pocket Bibles and Prayer Books in plain and superb
bindings.
Attractive and choice Juveniles, embracing noarly
all OF the most useful and entertaining Books for the
young, published.
School Books, Of all the kinds used IN the city and
country schools, at New York prices.
| Blank Books, Staple and Fancy Stationery
Pocket Knives, Portmonnaics, Portfolios, Writing
Desks. &c. Jan. ID
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CHINA, CHINA, CHINA!


~ s. FOWLER 4 co. (storc in Odd Fellows Hall,
~. 9TH street, have just completed opening a large
assortment of CHINA, QUEENSWARE, and GLASS,
making their stock at this time equal to any in the
country; consisting in part as follows, viz:
Decorated gold band and plain white French China
Dinner, Desert, Tea, and Breakfast Sets, and de-
tached pieces, such rs Fruit Baskets, Compoters,
Casseroles ornaments for dining tables, and Punch
Bowls
India China, in dinner and tea sets, and detached
pieces :
Iron Stone China decorated flowing blue, and white
dinner, tea, breakfast and toilet SETS and detach-
cd pieces, in every pattern and shape.
Also, in great variety
Dresden, Terra-cotta, Parian, and French China;
Vases, Card Receivers, Jewel Stands
Candlcsticks Motto Cups and Saucers;
Mugs, Pitchers dc
GLASSWARE, rich cut and engraved
Crystal straw, stem, and Pressed Goblcts;
Champagnos, Wines, Cordials, and Tumblcrs;
Finger Bowls Water Bottles Spoon Holders;
Toilet Bottles, Cologne Bottles, Globes
Lamps, rich and plain Decaniers;
Cut and pressed Bowls, and silyored Bowls;
Solar, ETHEREAL, Hall, and Side Lamps;
Candelabras, Girandolos, rich and plain Castors;
Britannia Coffee Urns Tea Sets, covered and un-
covered;
Pitchers. Punch and Molasses Pitchers;
Fine Cutlery and Albata Forks Spoons, &C., Of the
most approved and latest patterns;
Also, Block Tin Coffee Urns higgins Tcapots
Plate Warmers, Egg Boilers, &C.
With an cndlesss variety OF goods not named which
respectfully invite strangers and citizens to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Storekeepers and country merchants will find il TO
their advantage to buy of us as our facilities are
equal to any other importing house in the United
States, and we are determined to sell as low.
N. b. Goods carefully put up for the country by
an experienced packer and delivered free Of charge
in any part Of the city. Jan. 2-df
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WILLIAM eooDELL, PUBLISHER,
4S Beekm0n street. NetD York.

PROSPECTUS OF THE AMERICAN JUBILEE.
Proclaim liberty throughout all tho land, unto
all the inhabitants there.f'-LRv. XIV, 10.
yITILLTAM GOODELL, as Beekman street. Now
wv York, proposes to publish paper Of the above
title specimen number Of which Is already issued,
on large medium paper, quarto form.
PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES.
Slavery is criminal egal--A violation OF the
ConstitutionThe States have constitutional right
TO maintain it--Thc American Government and peo-
pie bound to suppress it--Al the Slavery in the
nation is NATIONAL Slavery, and the nation is rcspon-
sibio for itNo more Compromises with Slavery, nor
recognition Of past Compromises No moro slave
hunting among frcemen - No recognition Of slave
property--No voting for candidates acceptable TO
Shareholders.
TRRxss-For twelve numbers (whothcr monthly or
scmimonthly, as may be determined,) single copy,
so cents; Eve copies. TO person. ST. eight copies
do 3D. thirty copies do, $40. All payments in ad-
vance Port Office stamps received and given in ma
king change.
Should the paper. unexpectedly fail Of support,
moneys advanced will be refunded in books written
BY VIM Goodel, viz: Democracy Of Christianity 2
vols, $3.50 History Of Slavery and Anti Slavery 81
American Slave Code, rs cents; Premium Tract on
Slavery and Missions, 80 per hundred; or, in other
Books and Trects Of the Anti Slavery Depository as
| Beekman street, New York. April s.