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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20
To the Public,

IFNHE undersigned. having engaged in the Mer-
\ camille Business, are now opening. at Do
rams old stand, near the Armory Gate very ex.
tensive stock OF Dry4Goods, Hardware Groceries.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Bonnets, SC /, to an ex-
animation OF which they respectfully invite The al
;eniion OF the public. Their motto is not large
profits, but large sales. They ate determined 10
conduct their business on the mdst liberal pIinci-
pies. and TO use every effort 10 merit the public
confidence and patronage. Whatever they sell
shall be OF the character represented and invaria
bly, reduced 10 such prices that none may hope to
undersel They have established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them TO supply the
make, With eysrK reel conndenI an e1anal9h
IoWest prices unity. and prices of their goods
wit convince Tie public that money may Be saved
BY purchasing al their house.
They will give particular attention to the Gro
Gerry and Provision Business, for which they have
made ample room, by an enlargement OF the prem
Uses, and families may rely with confidence upon
being supplied by them with articles in this line Of
fresh and superior qualify They purchased their
Groceries. mostly in large quantities and Always
for cash.
They keep very heavy stock on hand, apdEean,
and will, sell them at prizes unusual in this mar
ket. The following enumeration will give a gen.
eral outline of their extensive stock:
Plain, Changeable and Figured Dress Silks;
Plain and Figured Mouslin de LANES;
Chaleys, Lawus, Ginghams, -Alpaccas, Canton
Cloths;
Bombazines, French and English Calicoes I
Brown and Bleaehed Muslins;
Ticking, Bagging, Checks, Plaias Linen Sheet
ings, Table Linens and Oil Cloths
Towlings, White, Red and Yellow Flannes;
IrshLinens, Silk, Craps, Cashmere and Nous
lin Shaws
Hosiery, Kid, Thread, Cotton, Silk and Silk
Neu Gloves;
Cambria, Jaconeis, Laces and Edgings; T
Plain, Barred and Figured Swiss Goods
Needle-worked Goods, Trimmings, Bonnet Rib
bons, Paras0ls and Umprelas; \
Coating Linens, Jeans and Tweeds; /
Cashmere, Cassinets, Linen Drills; !
Cravats, Susrenders, Boots ndIShoes IL every
description for Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Children;
Silk, Fur, Straw, Chip. Kossuih and SLOUGH
Hats Of every variety.
Alarge stock Of Hardware, including Cutlery
and House furnishing materials;
Ride and Blasting Powder;
Queensware, anu WOODWARD; Window Glass
PuIty, Oil andPaints;
l. A lot Of fine Tobacco and Segars;
Bacon, Salt, Fish, Lard, Potatoes, Flour and
Corn Meal
They have a choice lot fine Liquors, wherewith
they will supply gentlemen as cheap as the same
brands can be bought in the cities.
WALSH BRO.
Harpers-Ferry, April 20 Is5f-ttS
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q 9key isil =. 1ere. th.f yun nd /
Our happisu d1Js are 1tsings
wide vi q rhul iron eithal's eye
Tie cbnnrs tk.t waits e. brinE
n lie thsy ~ : weary says
WiI1 IEg1 oit1y fh1n lnrrow,
Fpr whore The sunlight falls to-day
I1sr'h Be shade to-4oEfow-
n ee1s Be lore hat wiz nbt bear
Ihs tell q cA.nfr md huFroH
And only deeptr ckaanels wear
u Dn.1inE t1eneh mofTeus
4 ~ bstieF ssfrs 4 that todsy
We fefFendt we've prniinE,
That what We haFe may Pass sway,
While We lie words we're saying.
The hearfhatk ,Isp,h. q biiierues
Al well asll4pths q plehsure,
I And tlose Who i5xe. fofs IN unless
They b1fhI - the<e can measure
There \ finne--asd il viii COME
when sl,ia tiiey mast discover;
Ara zoe Il eifker thea Be- iiunb
To power tlif moved de lover.
H., are some spots where each win faIl,
Ard each viii heed sustaining;
AID suffering 10 fhe loi Of Ill.
And IL Of Gcdls ordaining;.
= Yhen whsreioff do oar hearts unite
Z II bonds that none can sever,
n not 70 bless each changing light,
Asd Strengthen each eudeasor.
Then while thess happy days We bless,
Let us no doabt be sowing;
Gods mercy never VIII be less,
Though be shdald change the showing; =
Such Be our faith ~ On We tread,
Eaehttrnsting and obeying.
Az two Who b. His hands are led,
Ard hear what be u saying.
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L0UDOUK COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE



fTyfIIs Is moi manual labor sehooi; bal Il u
j callcd an Agricultural tHiniuIe, eeeanss
fhOrdue h 5inslruclion l. given IN AL brancnes Of
Mathematics and Seience useful 70 the lafner
and rnan or business. The studensf are not taught
he thcorV only. but they are fi.sIsucted N the
PRACTICAL application u their sturtes 10 the every
cag Affairs d life. They are made acquainted with
The phenomena ci natufe-t1ugbt De properties OF
The ssii-the requirements Of plari4--ihe compost
lion of rocks-lhe properties Of iee afmosphsfes
&C. The advanced students reeeite practical in
slr1rtion Ia surveying tarms-leselhng water
coasses-iayiBg out rosds--makirg maps-analy-
King soils-elassifying minerals, esc-
Agricultural chemistry Is thoroughly taught and
illustrated By thousands Of interesting experiments
u the lecture ro0m-in the laboratory ard on the
farm. The pure chemicals are prspared.ai the es-
adjustment. The workshop Is furnished with q
furnace. turning lathe, and greafItarety II tools
icr working ia wood and metal Hence the stu
denss have an opportunity OF witnessing all the
branches Of mechanism from the telling or timber
10 the polishing and finishing OF Handsome and
costly apparatus every par Of which Is ian iliarly
explained. Their attention Is rot tonfned 10 the
class book; bat they are taken into The LABORATORY
the work shop the garden and -ihe field and they
are made 10 understand hundreds Of operations
which everybody sees but few can explain The
designiof The Institution Is 10 prepate ygang men
Tor business and to &C omplisA this desirable pur-
pose neither pains no. expense is spared ID obtain
ing everything necessary-for fall atd ccaptete H.
lusTation
The eourss of Instruction Is Yaried tossait the
farmer, the merchant and the eHgisseer
The establishment Is delighnulS located ard
has alflhe advantage Of purity Of later, Ealubriiy
Of atmosphere and beauty Of scenery
The regular sessions commences "a I'D 6rst Of
October and erd on the first Of August Young
mon wishing to enter students should, :ifpossi-
be make application before The closing Of The pre-
yious session.
Terms for the session Of ten mcgi,hs SOC one
hall payable ia advance and the remainder on the
lst at March. This includes iuiiiob, board lodg
ing, washing, fuel and lights The siudenis In the
classical department are charged $50 ref session
extra TO be paid in advance Sons Of preachers
and editors are charged only $50 per sess.on.
Books furnished when required al Store prieess
Farmers can have their sofia analysed. and
teachers and students can~Ohiain pure cilemical
reagents prepafed al the establishment
Address
BENZ. HYDE BENTON, Principal.
Aide p. o..
LoudouN. County, va.
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McVEIGH & CHAMBERLAIN,
Prince Street Wharf,

dLE4ANDRIA, VI. 2 ST.
A RE now receiving. per scbooners Statesman
N and Whiflwind, from New York aud Boston,
their Spring stock Of
GROCERIES, &C.,
which with additional supplies daily erpeeed by 9th.
er vessels will make their assortment asusnally large
and complete, embracing IN part as follows:
I05 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
90 boxes best Loaf I.
l05 bbls Crushed. Pulyefised aud Coffee
10 bids Cuba and Mnseavudo Molasses
l20 bbs New Orleans
IS g Sugar House Syrup
.475 bagsAsTeen Rio Coffee
200 !" Old Java and White do
2l0 half chests Ghhpowder, Imperial " HySou
Black Teas, OF medium aud very prime grades,
a. prices and qualities that will give general
80 boxes Tallow candles
10 Sperm and Adamautnc do
100 !" Dark and Yellow Rosin Soap
2s5 Variegated Bar, Cushion. Windsor and
CASTLE Soaps /,
225 bags Shot
l25 kegs Sporting Powder =
1000 lbs Bar Lead
525 Teams Ruled Cap and Letter Paper
275 g Single and Double Wrapping do
~ll2 boxes Cayendish Tobacco, prime quality
225 - medium "a
pl0 g Plug "r SIS aud SIS
5000 Plantation and Havana Segars
275000 Half Spanish and GheToots :.
so boxes CARROTS Snrd
45 jars Rappee .
bbls Bladder .
50 boxes Smoking Tobacco
f25 g Pearl Starch
las g Ground Pepper ana Giaser
las Coils ju.e Rope (for lcaJng lines and bed
cords)
IS boxes Bunch Raisns
100 drums Fresh Figs
10 bales Soft Shell Almonds
% FilbertS and Pecan Nuts
l25 boxes Steam Refined Candies
100 kegs Pure Lead
20 casks Putty, Gopperas, and T. Salts
100 dozen Painted Pals
l75 boxes Window Glass, S by 10, and 20 BY IL
- !" Sup Carlo. Soda
IS &c Indigo
IS dozen Corn Brpoms
100 boxes Maccaroni, Cocos and Chocolate
IS bags Grain Pepper and Pimeh,c
$50 bags Roll Birthstone, SaltpetIe and Alum
IS bales Wrapping Irvine
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Cassia, Backing Ink,
Yeast Powders, Mustards. I, 2, 3, 4 and 5 gallon
Demijohns, bingham Boxes, &c.,&c.
We respectfully invite merchants, generally, yisi
ting our city, TO examination Of stock before
making their purchases assuring them hat we will
do fully as well by them can be done 10 this mar
ket or Baltimore. TMaTch 80, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-20

II OACLAACE anu DM88CEs
Nlich received the First Premium Al the Crystal
palbes, New York, hi making ~ Premiums y
Eve SEASONS in competition with the celebrated
sepkrstors Of the day proving onelnsiselys that
siSiidify In construction, cheapness in price, and
snrfh4ity in machine, i being fully appreciated,
inds tie old complicated costly sep1ratoEs must
yiels sasir place 70 q superior machine. tbs Ma
seresnsnk and hagging. (by one simple operation
sll Esnds Of Grain-the greatest labor saving ma
chimp extang for simplicity, durability, eheapness
and kap4city, il has no rival in the world II is
capSbf tf turning out ready for the mill or for
sseGt from 800 10 500 bushels Of Wheat per day.
wilbl6.of horses, and s hands-or from 500 10 500
kushEk with 10 horses ana as many hands, doing
he Hesk cleaner, and breaking less grain, than any
snacEipe now in use. This machine received the
iirsl beminms a, the Maryland State Fair, Bait,
ia ES52 and 1853; the Washington Co. Md.
Eairs valley Agricultural Fair. OF Va, in ls52and
1859 The Rappahannoek Agricultural Society, al
Pogt 9shyal Va; the hsst premium al the Illinois
Ssat6 Fair 1858, al Springfield, and Silver Medal
at the Indiana State Fair. al Indianapolis, 1853.
ThisImachine is 50 simple in construction, thai
the one fan aud shoe completely cleans and bags
the gsaln, dispensing with all the complicated ma
thinfgs land consequent liability Of dsfangsmentl
10 al cher sfpaTaors, thas making il more desira
bic u re farmer.
Cts GA. BAcGER AND Po,SsR -Threshef. Cleaner,
and ee2gef complete, 8 aud horses, Sl75-Power
for s4IrS. Sl0u, making S275 tor the. whole COM
pete. srhresher, Cleaner and Bagger. Sc inch
CylindSr. $500; Power for same, s IS, Tor s. 10
and .2s horses This machine IS complete with
Bandi Hyrenrhes &c
Uys REFERENCEs- Samuel sands ESQ, Editor Of
the !" 4ercan Farmers. Col Edward Lloyd, Z ston
Md. cspt. d. Cox. Northumberland. Co, va; Hi
Cartel $50 Rchmondt Richard Willis. Esq. Rich
inond Col Charles Caltoll. Eilicotts Mills Md
4. Nslssn, ESQ, Richmond !; Col b Davenport. Jefef
son C9l Val; Or. Harding. Northumberland Co, va
Hugh Nslsoh. Esq, Clarke Co.. Va Charles Mason,
Esq, King George Co., Va; s. W. Thomas Esq,
Clarke Co, Va; Or T.. j. MARROW, Frederick city,
Md. ;SIlayid Boyd. Esq. Frederick, city, Md Ezra
Ho0ck; Frederick city, Nd Samuel Hofi, Middleiow
Valley fid.; John Claget,, Hsgersiown. Md
sESr Che abrve ma, hines are manufactured in
CaarSsaown. jefferson Co. Va All orsers ad-
dlesselgio US viii be attended to with prompiness,
laid az threshers sent ont warranted Ia come up 10
the stAnfard. ZIMMERMAN & co.
Match ID 1854.
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RdInoYal---NeW SupplY.


T11FTE stscriber has removed his EstahIishne-t
u 10 DE- building adjoining HI. L. Ebjs s. Sons
grocery Isl where he viii Be happy 1. see his
friends aa4jhs public. He has just Eecsfsed from
SaiEimotySn entire flesh supply, in pail as fol-
lows vi
case tdiness fFail Almonds;
fail s.kberss, frau Walnuis;
5boxe@ sheIled Almonds, boxes Ci,rou:
90 drHSs Figs Liquoriee
boxes sFum Drops, 3 DO Juiube DroDs:
hpxeE ranges, do Lemons;
box Conversation Lozenges;
boz Esh Wine Drops I do. Brandy d.:
dozeks Lemon Syrup. 50 It's. assorted Loz-
enges; ESs
cask katrrsnts. IL boxes Raisins;
! lot ofSite Baskets
! case BsAndy Peaches, eases picked Onions;
2 cases. sacnmber Pickles. 4 bag Palm Nuts
Also, a3lksh LOT OF Water and Soda crafkrrs
JOHN r. BLESSfNG
April 2s3fssf.
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PUMP MAKING.
Cash for Negret

r AM desirous ID purchase iaras nnmbcr oi
i NEGROES for the Southern nalkcts, men,
women, boys, girls and families, f;r -
which i viii give TIE highest cash prizes. Or
PeFso4s having slaves to sell S9il
please inform me personally, Or byleasr *
at Winchester which " iIlreceive proiispt "
attention; or B. "a. = W. L. Campbsa Gk
No. 212, West Pratt street, Baltimore4 a
ELIJAH Med DWELL,
Agentfor n. NJ. 4. NJ IL E1mrteih
Winchester Spnttrnber 4 faSI II.
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Hnr Ranh.

II Meda{fraDean wheat this fall The ground
10 be plou3hed as soon afler harvest As possible
Also. abopt y acres Of Corn Land 70 Be SEEDED ia
MediterraE wheat i Is desirable thataay one
wishing fsfsf m would do 50 Immediately, Is cx-
PFC, % icassa in the carly part &c JniY.
japs 1851. GEORGE G. GROVE.
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CASH FOR NEGH0ES.

TTsHE subscriber IS anxiousio purfhasg ! large
Z number Of Negroes, of 18th se rs soisnd and
likely. Persons having Neoroes Is iknoss 81 win
find tito iheirintere$tf him c bc{6Fe sel
ing. as Id will pay the rerg iiezsa caki orfsss.
Heaan beseen atthe Berke1fV Courts r. lXarfins-
brre on }he2d Mondav md n 3le13 tie I'll,
Monday IN each mofth ia usual 81 III Eailcnco
ii Ch1flcktoWn.
Afiiestfs addressed to Nm will Re ator11lIr a.
lendedfo WkfSCH7W<
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Removal.

FINHE undersigned have removed TO the new and
Il eommodious SIore-Room, under the Office Of
the Spirit OF Jefferson where they expect to pe-
tain the patronage Of their old friends, and from
enlarged and ~uperior capacities Of aceommoda-
tion. TO receive the visits of many new ones One
offhe firm is now 10 the East and designs prpcn
ring one ofthe largest and most carefully selected
assortment OF Goods ever offered III this market 10
which the attention of the public generally Is most
respectfully invited.
BROWN & WASHINGTON
Charles,own, April 6, 1854.
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Stovesl Stoves |! Stoves l!4

II HAVE an extensive assortmeptIof PAREORs
IL OFFICE, HALL and COOK STOVES
FURNACES, COAL CRATES, dc, which will
be sold delivered and set up on The most accom-.
modaiing terms.
All persons IN want Of any apparatus for heating
Houses or for Cooking. are respectfully solicited
70 call al the Charlesfown Tin-ware and Stove
House, before Purchasing elsewhere, as great in
dncements win there be offered. both In variety
: !, - THOMAS D. PARKER.
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CHRONIC OR NERVOUS pEBILIrY. DISEASE
or THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM DlSORDERED Lly-
Err on STOMACH.
Sch q Cun.p.fioa inward Piles Fsllness a 6od 10
The Head lcidify q the etumhch, Nausea Heart
han, Disgust for Feed. Fulness o. weight Is he
Stomach, Ser Eruefaf1ns, Sinking o. fi1tterinr Il
the Pm a the Stomach, Swimming a the Had Hnr-
red ard Discnlt Breathing, Flnfikring Il the Heart
Ckokinr o. Sufoczfing Sensafio,rs wksa IN Z lyinr
Posture Dimness q Yisipa, Dots o. Webs before the
sight, Fever and dun Pain IN the Head, Defeiency q
PersptrGtion YellOUness of the Ska and Eyes Pain
IN the side Back. Chest. Limbs &c, Sadden Flashes
q Heat Barung in the fcsh, coustnnf Imagnings q
evil. md Great Depressioa Spirits.
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THE Books & Debts due H1RRIs & RIDzxouR
j are 10 RiDESouR's hands for settlement All
persons who know themselves TO be indebted to the
above Firm will please call early and arrange their
debts
We have large number Of nail acc 3pntS and
notes which We will have 10 put into the hands Of
an officer if not settled against the Isi. Of June.
JERE HARRIS.
SAMUEL RIDENOUR.
lnril %. 1871 fl
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HILBUS & HlTZ,
S9UEgg DEP 9a
South SIDE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

rHReE Doors wrsr OF TENTH sTREEr,
WASHINGTON, D. C..
JTT HERE may be found all the newest Musical
4 wv publications, Musical Works, Musical In
struments, and Musical merchandise Of every
description We are also agents for-ihe sale Of
Boston New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Piano Fortes; Pomplits and Rodewald's Church
and T 4rlor Organs; Martins celebrated Gailars;
Boudoir Pianos. Badgers BPhm and Diaionic
Flutrs; The Keyed Violin and the HMusical
World and Times Musical instruments tuned
and repaired.
Orders BY mail for Music. Musical Insiunents,
or Tuning promptly attended to.
Strings for all instruments.
February %, lS547-Iy s ],
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E'os.' sas c1arlsst0zrn ia Hark, Store,
ROofagr Spopting, Lightning Rod !
ShOlrer Batk and Bathing 1ssb
ESTABLISHMENT II
TINE Machinery OF this Esiahiishmeniiis in full
4 operation, and The above mentioned Wares are
now rolling out with rush.
Tin-WaTS.
The assortment Of Tin arr bow on hsnd Is er.
tensVe, and att orders from Merchants will receive
I prompt attention and Wares tesielivered al their
places OF Business without extra charge
stoves. =
The Metropolitan Elevated CSen Coeas Stove
for burning weed, is strong aIz duratEe Stove
and will be sold with all fixtures sOmplete deliver
ed, set up AID warrsa ted 10 operase we'll for $50
S35 and, $40 for Nos. }, 4 and IS All pessons in
want Of good Stove, will please forward sheir or
ders and they shall have The pleasure Of seeingone
oil The best stoves now 10 use in operation in their
kitchens add if the Stove does no!operaie saiisfac
toriy, 1t will be taken away after TX days trial and
20 grumbling. A good selection.Sf other baterns
q Stoves kept constantly on hand which will be
sold cheap.
Roofing and SpNuting,
VIII be done In Thorough matner at short co.
tee, and at prices that defy competition.
Lightning Rods.
i Iron Rods with silyer-plaied Points, Brass Con-
meters. Glass lnsulaters and malabe fasl4nings,
will be putuP 10 durable manner at low sices.
Shower Baths and Bathing Tubs.
During midsummer monihs maj be founds this
Establishment good assortment 81 Shower Baths,
Bathing Tubs, Boston Boats, Hip Baths Foot
Tubs DC, &C., which will be finished In the neat
est possible style and sold a. Balt iere prices.
Job Work.
Job Work ofevery description, CONNECTED with
The Tin and Sheet Iron business, will be done with
nealness and prompiIude-n shoif his Establish
menl shall be the Emporium for tbe above men
TONED wares and Great bargains Till be given 10
all It's patrons. THOS. H. PARKER.
Charlestown MayI2 1883
20 Cotton Rags. Wool Hide3 Sheep Skins,
OldCopper, Brass, Pewter Lead, Irfn, Dried Fruit.
Beeswax, Beans, Corn, Hay, OBS. Wood and
Bacon taken at the highest curreni prices in ex
change for ware or WORK 4. DIP.
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among which will Be found She crIeb,ated p.,.,,
Coneensing Coffee Pot, wAsssh has ths reputalion
OF saving 81 least one-fourik she quauiy % coffee
used By The ordinary pots--ssIl Of which viii IS
sold Wholesale or retail al I'D lowest market urice
for cash OF trade.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING. -s5ecIal s,ten-
ienton paid 70 this branch Of the business b. one
OF the partners and their patkons NAV ;rey on an
work being executed IN the bssi possible manner
a. ING lowest rates and with 1pnctualiiy and des-
patch. Orders from The adioiting ceuEties solic-
tied. --
/. LIGHTNING RODS, wig silver plated points.
BRASS connecters, glass inst Eaters ana malaAe
,as.enngss put up IN durthle manner and al
BATHING TUBS And shower IA tbs.
A large assortment Of Boston RLvls RaIbinc -rnhs
Shower Baths, Hip Baths, Ft.ot Tubs 81 g.
finished In the neaest manner kill aIwars - fonn9
on hand atfhis estahlishment.
JOB WORK, Of every desitiption Heonnec,.d
N .a rs ln and Sheet Iron tsiness will be done
WIN nestnfss and prompiitudeI lin shoTi this shall
oe .ne pace sof work TO be don@and well done and
great bargains will be given y all It's patrons.
HUNT & EVANS. I
Charlestown April 90. 1854;
~ Cotton Rags, Wool, Edes, Sheen Skins.
Old Copper Brass, Pewter, Lead. Irob, Dried
Friit, Beans, Corn, HAY, Oals$ Wood, Bdcon and
Lard, taken in exchange for VI re or work
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LYNNE Of the Firm will be located In Georce-
town y gill give his personal attention 10 olders
tof LUY FER Of alldescription. GUANO, PAS
TER SALT and GROCERIES generally
FlSsI will be put up to order, for family use
with ost hest care. HOFFMAN &sBRoTEER
ApfTI - lS5i-2m 4
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Copartnership Notice.
,MnnnARH - ls--si

TTRE updersigned have this dav t,rrned CO.
4 pstineIship. under the name OF III OFFlMAN &
BROTHER for the purpose IL prosecuting i gen
etal = ON MISSION, BOATING &EORW D.
ING DE SENESS, on the Chesapeake and Ohm Ca.
nal, sut pledge themselves to give lhet undivided
aueniSp sail business entrusted TO them.
II HOFFMAN,
~ p. b HOFFMAN.
HaIfrs: Ferry, March list lo5i
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il NOTICE.
HNHR Subscribers have very superior Self ot
SaksMill castings. entirely new together with
CafriasN Ragvheel and saw Gate, saw aud Fen
der Post4 incliuding every thing connected with
theimoa ttnproyet Mill, which they Twin sell al
private. Sic, on very low and accommodating
terms. Hrsona wanting tobuild III would do
well 10 pffe nssa call
Janusk as. 1854. ZIMMERMAN & CO.
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: I HAVE just received he pureSi and cheapest
! 4 article Of Golden Syrup that has ever bcen
brought % ihisioun? Ifro1 Do no, hrlirvr y you
,can come and trF a. T. TAWLIES.
II MAY Is
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TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY.

TIVE subscriber kzsinss received a full supply
u Of Thelaas's Patent Mechanical Leecbes,
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These instruments Are On a. new and simple
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Facnlly ofNew YORK and Philaieiphia
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