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and draws, Corn out by the roots, without the least
pain. c ~,
their feet do certify that have used the Albion Corn
Plaster with complete success Before had used one
box IL completely cured Corn Dhich had frouoiss me
70, uany years make this public for the beneht OF
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~ The celebrated CAMBRIAN IOOih.

The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH.
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate ,ehs,
without the least injury the teeth On trai mus VIII
be found one of the best remedies knowntor 'h's
plant Price so cents q box. ,;,
None genuine unless signed on the 0T's,3 %
printed wrapper by the sole Proprietary h,DDE a.
,,.eesssor 10 the lac DR. W T Conway For
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CERTIFICATE.

The following communication addressed to the pro
pretor Of Judkins Ointment, from the Hon. John Ia.
lieferro, Member Of Congress- is highly interesting.
The gratuitous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings of ordinary character towards suffering hu
manity' and iscer.ainy well deserving of public at
tention:
WASHINGTON, January 49, 1929
SrR-It has been my WISH fore considerable time,
to communicate to you the good effect with which
have used the Ointment invented by a Mr.. Judkns,
and which now understand is made and sold by
agents appointed by yourself, have applied this
Ointment during the last three years to every species
oftumor and wound, without failure to produce a
in every instance. consider it the decided and
efficient remedy in all cases of tumor be the cause
whatit may; and have found nothing SO good for
wounds of any description 1t may be proper to
add, that the cure Of tumor called white swelling,
given over by the most distinguished physicians as m
durable. and whehthey decided would, without ampu
tation. prove atslo the patient, was, under my mn
date notice, effected by the use of Judkns Ointmcn
and the patient is in fine health His limo Affected oy
the tumor being restored to Perfect state of sound
ness Also that the leg ofan aged which had been
wounded, and exhibited one dreadfuIy uIce- 4 sur
face from the knee to the foot, and which r -are
than two years, had been considered incur vas &c
fectually cured by the application OF Jlis,s sins.
ment mention these two cases, which FLU 10,
immediate notice and management, As 4 decided
dence OF the efficacy ofthis remedy IN Cases oftu.u,
and ofucers' have expe fenced. d. ciediy, the
good effect oftbis remedy in the cure Of Feions and
Vi svcry species vi trcSn wound. tseems 10 NE that
any one who vii observe the operation Of this ONT
ment must be satisfied to it's beneficial effect loan
With the utmost confidence recommend the use ofthis
valuable remedy.
lam, sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFERRo.
To Mr.. CHARLES HERsroSs, Proprietary
|. ofJudkins' Ointment, nesrFrede-
ricktown, Nd.
NOTICE.
" Having been for several years in posses
sion ofa concern in MIR. NATHAN SaBPfERD's patent,
for making and vending his Ointment. known by the
nam Of Dr.. W Jydkins' Patent Specific 0intmsn.'-
aud said Nathan Shepherd having obtsined anew pat
| ent thereon, and I having likewise renewed with
N Shepherd the same interest I held before, it is
desmed necessary that public notice be given of the
I nuisance. Having devoted much time and care
duringthe above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment, and eeninstrumental in giving it the gene
raj characterit has sustained with whatever improve
ment all this time, it has received present it to
public attention. As heretofore the genuineness Of
the Ointment may be known by the label around the
ointment pot. thus:
" Made and Sold pholesale anlresaiL near Ftes.r;,k
Nd By c. Herstons, eoneernedin the patent right"
Aprill5. CHARLES HERSrONs.
For sale by WILLIAM STABLER,
junes Druggist, Fairfax Street.
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Notice.

Notice.
81 shall hereafter be mostly in Baltimore Tei''S
u indebted to Joseph Jsnney Co. or to my.'h w.
please to make payment TO Jsnney, Hopkins W.
No. 204 Market street. (oppos'te the Indian -
hotel) Baltimore. or they may please to make psys'
to Charles Ross, at Jonathan Butchers. or to 'h''
Butcher, either Of whose receipts will be bIndnS,
JOSEPH JANhti'
Alexandra. April IS, 1883. 81.
"A N. q. nv DWELLING HOUSE is Tor a'
9 or rent. and my other Houses for sale
apr 16-2swtf
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For NeMt.

fsss The STORE HOUSE mex. door to Washing
ssiII On & Brent. and the Dwelling House sttachsa
sher 10 Possession Of the latter can be nsa n. 'a.
.,.,v ana the former on LIST April. The Store House
is to be put in prime order, with new modeF" WIN
aows, sc. s,; ,ron.rfv
The suerior location and character OF thus propesg
for Dry Goods business, will it IS hoped ems -,
soou 'e Sn GEO JOHNSON y Co
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To Net,

- comfortable Brick DWELLING HOUSE,
,si .;,h Out Houses complete. adjoining the house
occa lied by SIR Joseph caches. on CaIsrJ ,. ~
posssss;on NAV be had Immediately. Apply 10
Fossess'o" may CHARLES BENNETT,
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Notice.

NO1lce.
TIME undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
j friends and the public that he has taket the
- HOUSE formerly occupied by stroa
n a,her, Williamson, and Barnard. fhls is
WSskf large and convenient Establishment,
we'll calculated for the accommodation of
ali persons and particularly for private families.
To those who may think proper to patronize him in
his new vocation. the undersigned can safely offer
future known as the AMERICAN HOTEL
JNO. n. MCCARTHY.
Washington City sept I'D
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pe-fuuery. Sc.

CLEMENT BREAST. at his Shop on Roya
u J street Ia. in re:sved from New YORK smA,l
...o-,.nen, e PERFUMERY and other articles which
he would We happy to dispose Of. Amongst which are
the following:
- a,,.o;l 4 With q number Of other
S.nsr;nr .n,,o,e do descriptions
S,pI. do Cologne, lavender, Flori-
- 80. s,d .a,d to he su da and Bay water
- orror articiel Very fine Naples soap, for
Superior toilet powder snaViE8
Rich scented nursery do Tooth brushes, Sur's pun
Preston salts Ansssortment o. ns"o'""e
p,,,sr almond 40 Venus pomatum, for dye.
Y.,n.e,.r and Ceylon do ing red or grey hair black
Jessamiae and violet do Penknlves, raznrs' ae.
To which he will be constantly adding.
IT Ladies can have almost any description OF ssAir
work to order, at short notice. Curis re dressed
He hopes. by strict attention to business to merit
brs of onbc patronage in the line of his profession
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The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor Of Judkns' Ointment, from the Hon. John Ia.
ligferro. Member Of Congress-, highly interesting
The gratutous manner in which it is made, exhibits
feelings of ordinary character towards suffering hu
mainly, and scer,snly well deserving of public at
| tentinn.
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A CARD.

retiring from the Ford Mill, the under.
Il signed would feel guilty OF ingratitude
were he to refrain from making his heartfelt
acknowledgements for the manifold fayors no.
eeNed OF his friends and the public. His
chiei aim was to reciprocate the benefit, con-
ierred; and 20 entering into . more private
hle, he feels The cheering consolation that hi,
efforts were not entirely vain. Though II as
ms PRIDE and pleasure TO do justice TO all, vel
ne zen short Of his purpose, it was more
from want Of ability than disposition.
Actuated by sentiments Of neutrality-suspicious.
gratitude, no will sill feel himself hound 10
make additional efforts to serve his friend,
and former customers; and in recommending
10 their patronage the present occupiers Of
inc mall, he does so with the conviction tina,
the business will DO conducted quite a. well
as heretofore, and with the pledge that he
VIII most cheerfully give them the benefit OF
ms advice and experience. A helping hand
shall be readily extended, II needed; and an
anxiety ever felt to make some further return
Tor the numerous acts of kindness which have
rendered him the public's obliged and CRATE
full servant. DvaNJEI SA-YDEp
July IL, 1893.
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Eerer. and .4gsse.

Rowand's Tonic Mixture, price One Dol.
lar never fails 70 cure this most distressing
OF all diseases, as hundreds of certificates OF
nigh responsibility, like the following, fully
prove.
CeeStsRe. montgomery Co. MI .gfrv6. 1888.
certify, that Waiter Rey noIds, q young
man living with me, was for two years dis.
tressingiy afflicted with Fever and Aguc lost
near years wages, spent much money in
doctoring, and tried, presume, fiffy "eer-
tain cures" all 10 no purpose. He wa, a,
last cured by taking Rowands Tonic M,x.
ture, which ibelieve to be the best medicins
IN the world Tor curing the Fever and Agus.
THOMAS FAwCETT."
N. b. This medicine contains no ar,enic
oaIk, or mercury. proves gently laxative,
ana grown person must take table spoon.
iui every two hours, in the absence OF fever.
un UNI, acts slightly on the bowels-the chilis
wIIi never again return.
For sale by DIR. G.. ID. STEPHENSON & Co.
HarPers-Ferry, Sept 10, 1893.
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NOYYCH.

VHNHE undersigned tenders his grateful ne.
II acknowledgements TO his old friends and
customers, for the very liberal support he
has received from them as q merchant for
the last five years, and must now beg leave
TO call the attention of all those yet indebted
to him, TO call and pay their respective dues
~thou' oeiay; and those tina: cannot pay, to
close their accounts by Note. He finds 4 IN.
dIsPensablc necessary TO close his old bust
ness, and that as speedily as possible. Thi,
notice he hopes will be sufficient 10 enable
him to do % IN his counting room, and save
him the unpleasant duty OF doing Il out Of
doors. lie can at all times be found In hi,
store room, now occupied by Joseph L. Rus
sell & Co. JOSEPH l.. RIissEIT
HarPers-Ferry, Aug. 8, 1893.
p. S.-PersonS failing TO comply with mi.
notice, must expect to be called on personally.
which IS very unpleasant frequently to both
parties. J. l.. H.
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We W FIRM.

hAviD II. SNYDER and VIM CLEyE.
~ LAND having taken MIR. Daniel Sny-
ders Ford Mil, on the Shenandoah river, for
the purpose OF carrying on the milling bust.
ness, have the pleasure Of informing the old
customers Of that establishment, as we'll rs
the public generally, that the mill 10 at this
Tune undergoing complete repair; and to
its former capacity, they will add an addition.
al pair Of ourrs, which will ut all times ena-
Ole them to furnish -four for the largest crops
OF wheat at few days notice.
From the experience Of ID. III. Snyder in
the milling business, and an earnest desire on
the part Of each 20 give satisfaction. thew
hope TO merit largo share Of the grinding
custom Of the county. From all those who
may prefer selling their crops, they earnestly
request call, as they expect constantly TO
De IN The market, ut the highest market price
IN cash. The style Of the firm will be
SNYDER & CLEYELi.SD.
July III, 1888.
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nY authority Of deed Of trust, sxeeu,.
IL 10 me BY George Washington, nov :,
ceased bearing date on the olst day OF Va
165l. and recorded in the office OF The Gle.
Of Jsferson court, ] ~in sell, TO the hisA,,
bidder. fer ready money, on Fridsy f.e 2s.
dog Of Ostssv ae<f, part OF tho tract of Ian
IN said eounty, on which the said Geort,
Washington resided nj the date of said deed
and which was allotted 10 him in the partition
OF the HARDWOOD" estate. so mu1h Of SAL,
tSses viii be sold as will produce the sum OF
thousand one hundred aud seventy dol
~, Asd sixty-three cents, 10 be laid OF in a
eosyensent manner, which viii be particular
y described on the day OF sale. In the mean
time, persons wishing 20 purchase, can, b7
application 90 William T. Washington, Es1.
siev the premises, and see the n.anuer IN
which the land TO be sold will be div ,dcd FROM
The remainder Of the tract
The sale will take place in front OF the
Bank in Charlestown, In said county, and " Il.
commence about l2 O'Clock.
JOS. T. DAUGfiERTY,
Sept. IL, 1893. TU,,,
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LUMBER YARD.
Timber and Essss, Der.

>HE subscriber having purchased the entire
interest OF Messrs. Lewis Wemw az anc
James Hook, in the timber and lumber or
nand, and rented the saw-mill, is prepared e
MI bills ut short notice, for cash or APPROX
Cd paper. Having on hand good supply Of
seasoned
PLANK AMD s0AMTx.rwo.
OF various kinds, Invites those wishing q sup
ply, to call and examine il.
e7>Cash paid for timber OF the following
sorts: Yellow and white Pine, all kinds Of
Oak, Poplar, Birds-Eye, Curled and Sugar
Maple, Wild Cherry, Walnut, Ash, tiickory
and Locust, IL delivered al Harpers-Ferry.
JOSEPH L. SMITH.
Virginius, July Is, 1899.
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wooDwoRTH,S
Patent EiSsssissg Machine,

pile exclusive right to use thi, valuable
- Machine IN the Eastern part of Virginia.
IS offered for sale; or q Isio dual or
county rights (the number being Iimitedl
may be purchased, IL Immediately applied for.
al tess fhan Ons.Jotrfh OF the profit they NAV
De made TO produce In one year; or. the
proprietor Woeid bs willing Co form mart
nershiP with any respectable person who NAV
concern.
The vast advantage Of the above labonr.
saving machine, has been incontestibly nro-
ven by constant use upwards OF four wears
IN various parts of the United States. II is
deemed sufficient 10 refer 20 Baltimore, Phil
adeIphia, New York, and Boston, where they
may De seen IN successful operation; each
machine performing as much work as could
oe ELECTED by twenty hands in the same time.
The hooring, or other plank, being reduced 10
an equal thickness, planned, joInted, tonrued
aId grooyed at one operation, with greater
accuracy than can possibly be done by hand
Floors dressed BY this machine are morn
solid, aud can be iad at half the expense az
those dressed by hand.
weather boarding, shelving, packing case
and box stuff, &c. can also be dressed by I,
at So small an advance on the price OF the
rough lumber as TO defy competition.
The above - we'll worth the attention Of
persons engaged in the Lumber trade-pro-
prietors Of saw mills, carpenters, &c
Numerous certificates, from the most com
peteht and disinterested sources, may be seen
~ the ONCE Of the "Yirginia Free Press, ("
CharlestoWB.
For further particulars, reference may be
made, by letter, 10 p. MAURO q SON. Com
''ssion yH,rehans, WashiARion Cay.
hfDf. 10 lAlI Ii
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New Milling Concern.

~ ME undersigned take this method of in
u forming the public, that they have rent
ed the Mills on the OpequOn, belonging 60
John d. Whitehili, Formerly Cameron's.l y
Said Mills will be overhauled and put IN com
plete repair, and be ready for the reception
OF Wheat In short time. For every three
hundred pounds Of merchandise Wheat. DE-
livered, they will give one barrel Of supar-
fne Flour, and stand the inspection either in
the District or Baltimore. They have flour
now on hand, and intend keeping a supply for
the accommodation Of their customers; 40
that any person can have . load Of AOur on
delivery Of the wheat. They prefer grind
ing, but will give ct all times a fair price Tor
wheat delivered.
TEE saw UHII.x,
will also DO repaired, and persons bringing
Logs may calculate on having their Saving
done with despatch. In a word, the under
signed are determined, on their part, 10 spare
no pains 10 give general satisfaction, and will
% thsnkIuI Tor any custom which may be
sent them. VIM. GRANTHAM,
JAMES GRANTHAN,
BENJAMIN B.. WELSH.
July IS, 1888
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~ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, tina, on
AZ Friday the 9th day Of September.
next month"; will be sold, al public auction
for cash, 10 front Of Beckhan,'s hotel n
.hariestown, EIGHTY SHARES OF
.ne caPitsl stock OF the Smithfeld, Charles
'own ana HarPers-Ferry Turnpike Company.
In the above, are embraced ala ,he sb,r-.
OF said company. upon which any of The in
statments called in, remain unpaid; ineIud-
ing also, all the shares upon which arrear-
ages are due, notwithstanding the holder.
may be entitled to unsettled discounts. or nm
sseertained claims against the companv-
SO that ell such claims, IN order to be aIiow.
60, must be preferred and settled before The
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
Aug %, 1893.
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HALEB WALL, having associated with
~ him Edward s. Duncsnson, In his Mer-
camille transactions, the busioess hereafter
viii DC conducted under the fivn OF Wsu &
Dsses.ses, st Tho old stand. formerly oesupi-
ed by g. Wall.
CALEB WALL,
ED. 8. DUNCANsON.
Harpcrs-Ferry. Aug. 9, 1899.
N. R-Tbose indebted to G.. Wall will
please call md settle their claims, by cash,
- Il is necessary IL should be douc, and il
viii oblise their humble friend,
CALEB WALL.
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Rf virtue Of Decree Of the Circuit sr-
- per'or Court of Law and Chancery, tor
Frederick County. Va, pronounced on the sth
day Of July, 1882, In case ia which Sarah
Bed'nger, Esecutrix OF Daniel Bedinger, De
ceased, Is complainant, and IN. IIerb,r,
administrator 81 fordinando Fairfax, deed.
and the heirs Of said deceased are defer Cant,
] shall, as special commissioner, on Mar,
the I'd day Of Septemter neri, expose to sal.
at public auction. to the highest bidder, 3,
keyes' Ferry, Jefferson county, Ya.) on tho
oPPosife side Of the Shenandoah river, imme-
diateiy in sight Of the premises, all that