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A CARD.

zDHE public are assured that Doctor Grit
- fms NEGGTABLE BALsAMic GuA, OF
PLAsTCR, has given the most complete and
perfect satisfaction, a. n remedy for pains,
lsmeness, and weakness ia the side, breast,
aud back, or any part Of the system where
yer IL hiss been introduced, aud has super
seeded the use OF every other strengthening
Plaster, wherever its virtues have become
known.
u has likewise proved itself To be On ex-
cellent and efrctuai remedy for Rheums-
tism and Corns upon the feet. On proof OF
which, nothing further need he adluced than
the fact that upwards Of 10000 rolls Of this
Plaster have been sold during the past sea-
son, upon the seA-board ia the middle aud
northern States.
The afflicted cannot hesitate TO give Il Q
trial, when they are informed that ih. maIu.
faciurer pledges himself, in every case. TO
take back the Plaster, and refund the mo-
ney. n II should not be found 10 answer iis
atoms.
Just received. and for sale by
JOSEPH G. HAYS, Harptrs- Ferry
HAYS & HIGGINS, Shsphsrd,tOrn.
June ., 1896.
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The following beautiful and eloquent ops
was written BY r. BExJAsn, ESQ.,, at the re-
Guest Of the Committee Of Arrangements, TO
be sung In Church, In Boston, during the ser
vice. In honor CT Msp;sos;
tfnx shalt NE N ,Ira the glorious teadi
Mhat trophy rear aDpye h,s eraTe,
For WHOM nations tears are she'd
4 nations funeral banners watei
Let EloGnenre his deeds proclaim,
From sea-beai strand - mountain goal:
Let hisI'ry write has peaesinl name,
High on her truth-i!lunlnej serOsl.
Let Poetry and Art through Earth
The page inspire, the canvass warm
In glowing words record hrs worth.
In living marble mould his form.
A fame so bright will never fade.
Aname so dear will deathiess be;
For in our eountrys shrine no laid
The charter Of her liberty.
Praise be to God His love bestowed
The chief, the patriot. and the sage
Praise God, 20 Him our fathers owed
This fair and goodiy heritage.
The sacred gin Time shall not mar.
Hut Wisdom guard the valor Won
while beams serene her guiding star,
And Glory points TO hadisoni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
70 the rsseIs. my Jrisnds, 60 the reseu
We W SCHOOL.

4NHE updersigned having resolved, unre-
~ srrved'y, 60 abaa,ioa his late dissolut.
habits. earnestly b~gs of his iormer friends AMI
patrons that they will sHSrd h,'n ".e uanre OPP
portunity 90 retrieve hi. character - school
teacher. Tie purposes. h he 40 eoun,-nsoeesl i-
the s,tempt, Immediately opening cheap Eng
iish School. In . convenient house On the m.i'
street.
ChsrIestown has vitness~d the subssrib~r-'
complete pro.rrtioa. and h.. % therefore psFteu-
l,riy ambitious &c making % the thrrsire Upon
which tn pls, new and rrsP,etablc part &c the
drama az life lie desires O. eviaee 20 ifs iohsb-
itsnis Z" th.t reformasion 10 s~ver h"peiess." AMI
that ,hough he has resolved ssd re-resoivrd,"
he docs not mean "to die the SEINE" iRs vorJ.
Dee pants for occasion Co make % manifest that
he EASILY transfer the neal, srsior. ard indie
f.,ig-hlr perseverance, ~hish has gisringiy
characterized his pursuit of dcbauehcry, TO lsuda
bile purposes.
Those who. revc-tiog Co his frequent unisesr-
riasrs. msy doubt Of his shihy Co as.herr, he
not blame but ~ill reply. by the vsy, that
perjury, wounded pride. (for i"siccd. however
I..r-sl0xiesi u NAV appear. he IN. some yeti
every motive which esn opcrste most strongly 10
dirrct human action, urge him e. consistency.
The ., mI'atlse tic fe~ whose hearts ever rrsPon-
ave 10 tic spp-ai of the miserable, may step
forth TO the suecor of the slbsVriber - this his
a. dark day." will :" ssir Within him" feelings of
gratitude that will only ,ub.ide when his heart
shalt cease TO best aud his memory shalt have
lost its conseioasness
PRIcrs.-iie Will traeh Eaglish Crammsr.
Geography, Hisior., Compositioa & Geom-try.
II s. per quarter minor branShes 81 81 50 pr
quarter.
JOHN A. u. HARDING.
CaAnLEsrowN, Sept. 8, 1856.
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DHEPARED solely from vsgntabis INST
n ter by JACOB ilOUCk. nsiiimose. shish
my b. taken 18th Gerirrt sslriy ~ ~ sEes aud
% ~ disoasft ~ cures afr fur the f1ilovinr
dts,ssrs -Dy spePsia, Loss e Appefite in,iixcs-
iiu", iUhsmmstiUn ~ The stomseh. ilesrt Burn,
Disfthcs, ilyseutefy ~ Piss. Piies. Yisiuis
DSsifurtgd heusifusiiou, AEns sud Fssff. 81
lions ~ hsmitieti fefrr. Tfpilus Fcser, Seer.
u Fcsfr, Smell Pox. Eryntflss ~ 81 Aniho-
nf's PR, Asihms, Pisufiss, hssslrs Nnilss
Fever, Cosiitgpsts. Mind - The stomach 90
bovrls. Choiers M0fius Cosensitiior.. lahusn-
~, Colds. Coughs. iohsmn,ntiou ~ he Chtsi.
P.ie, Goui. hhsunisusss iaasrsusatory snss
Ihrpst. Croup. lnhsugnnafian a fhe Heat
llFurty, hisksis DscHsss ~ ~ ifssr Iaasssiirs
ibheuiiy ~ hskiaE Urine, f,iesi. Mysteries.
Nervous snd Serofuious Adctiioas e tiie Mem.
hffs and tissfucnis. Merfarisi snd Nsnerrsi
bscass, Ulcers, sofes, Aarstiofs n tho skin.
afid 80 fitsrsfia sfisinr from impurt Hood. A.
Pfiso prF Hrfiie a t,i-Fof ssie ~
1osEPH &. RAYS. Hsf,s- Fsrp.
nAYs X HIGGINS. Saebbersisiovu.
Jolly ~ tsss
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WANTED.

1T WISH 90 purchase ten os twelve good
u farm hands, two or three wOmen,-s
good cook aud washer would be desirable.
Also, brisk, likely maist,o house servant
iaiormstioa LETT with hessrs. Humphrey
Keses, and q. w. Hammond. merchants,
Chsriesiovn, or with Mr.. Gibson, merchant,
Hsrper.Ferry. or letters directed To the
subscriber, will be attended TO.
iwish to purchase the negroes for my own
use.
RICHARD JOHNSON, Jr.
Mar Berlin, Ffsds,iek County, Nd.
July %, ls36.-m
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VIRGINIA. TO Wit ;

VIRGINIA, TO WIT;
A. Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan.
Gerry for Jefferson County, the 6rst Monday
in September. 1886;
James keensn and Rhoda Ann his wife, for
merly Rhoda Avn Durkwall, Edgar w
Robinson, Guardian Of Joseph Duckwali,
an infant under twenty-one years Of age,
the said James keenan, rs guardian Of Re
beeca Duckwall, an infant under twenty
one years OF age, the said Joseph Duck
wall, nv his guardian and next friend, the
said Edgar w. Robinson, and the SAID Re-
beecs Duokw all by her guardian and ne 1t
friend the said James keenan,,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Wesley Duckwall, David Murphey and Ma.
ria his wife, John Duekwall, John A.
Thompson. guardian Of Thomas Duckwall,
snd the said Thomas Duckwsll,
DzF'Ts,
IN CHANCERY.
TuIE defendants. Wesley Duekwall, Thomas
Duekwsll. and David Murphy and MariA h,s
wife, not having entered their appesrsnee aud Civ
en- security aeeortling TO the set Of assembly aud
the rules 81 this court; add q appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they arr not inhzbh-
ants Of this country II 10 ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the first dsy 20 the
next term. aud sns~er the bill oT the pisiSIiHs
and thatA copy Of this order be forth ith bsrrt-
ed IN some newspaper published inChafirss
Tor two months sueeessiVely, aud posted 81 The
front door OF the courthouse 10 the aid town
OF Charles,own.
COpy-Testc.
RoBT. T. BROWN. Crk.
Sept. 8, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
TRANSPORTATION
ON THE
Tb't1lCheSGeI" and Potomac
RAYL ROAD.

@NO@e8NN
.NNIIE President and Dirse tors Of the Com
n Pany have established the following
rates Of travel aud transportation between
Winchester and HArPers-Ferry
Fare through, with a reasonable allowance
of baggage for passengers set down or Ia
ken up al The Depot, or at the Island Of
Virginius, near the Potomac. ALSO
For any intermediate distance per mile, 6
DOWNWARD TRADE
Toll for transportation from the Depot ~
Winchester, and delivery a. the end Of
wsgef's Bridge ou the Mary land aide Of
the Potomac. for Flour per Dbl, II
wheat per busbel, s
Corn and Corn-Deal, Rye and Rye-mssI, per
bushel, a.
Oats, Z
Oar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings, per
ton sI.s0
Az other commodities. per ton per mile. s
Transportation 20 and from any intermediate
DePoi', the same proportional rates With
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transpo-iation from the place on the Mary
land SIDE Of the Potomac above mentioned
N Winchester.
For Plaster, per ton. Si.7s
Salt, per bushel. 8
Fish, per barrel. 30
Merebsndizs, snd ell other commodities, per
hundred pounds, II
And 10 and from any intermediate Depots,
the shove proportiOnate rates.
The sboTs rates include 80 chsrgss Incl
dent 10 transportation, 90 sud from other
eompaniea There will b. q small addition
81 charge msde 81 the different Depois, for
receiving end Forwarding ~ shout ? cents on
. barrel 81 Flour. and q siuilar rate loF other
eommodfiss
By order % lhe Board
joins BRUCE. PrssISsnf.
Winchester. March ,, 1s36.-lL
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NesC Firm.

sVPtC Etb't4e.
1EfIiE undersigned having united them
4 selves, since the first &C April last. IN the
copper, tin, and sheet iron business. the manu-
factor. Will hereafter be conducted under the
firm Of Thomss R.~linS x Son. by whom all
kinds of copper, Tin. anil SHEET iron ~ork will he
executed 10 the nrsirst and mos, substantial msn-
ner. They ~iil make and put up house spouIiUg
To order. Vt the shortest notice. They will Keep
on hand stove pipe, hollow ware, wagon boNrs,
&c. They will do Ill kinds of casting, such -
machine boxes. brands. bells. ASe The, hope, by
s'rie, sitei'iion TO business, to merit and
n continuation &c public patronage.
THOMAS RAWLlNS Il SON.
August IS, 1856.
Old copper, brass. pewter, &e taken 10 ex-
change Tor work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13
.Tefr Store.

GtHARLEs sTALEY having purchased
~ the stock % Good. OF Bushrod 8. Pine
aud receiving fresh supply from the Bsiii-
more market, sc, Which makes his assort-
ment complete. is now ready TO sell on sc-
eommodating terms.
Harpsrs-Ferry, Sept I, 1896.
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VIRGINIA. To VT,
81 Rot hoidrn in TIE Cirrk's Ofhsr 81 thr Cir.
fuit Sup fior Court u lss sfd Chsnesrv H.,
legersn CounsJ che srsi Moaday 90 se,,srrn-
bsr. 1880.
JsAH ~ Hlrtkn, ptafurtrr
AGAINST
E3fobeft .frss. lrifiga nHf fsJrf ofRsBerf Ffis
drc'dI Betsy fisn .ftts. trviafa UasRsg-
Ten .frff, .lfsrg .fils. .hs0g ~ gleayise 0si,f
Aq'aA ne Ir.fe, fafs Sarah JfashB,uls. Jsaes
CsfrlnBd nd StaoH BE rrlis. iafe yassn .FiFs
and I'm ~ F'irias anil IN .f,klsas. - '-s
II Rsb-rf .itfs, s~c'd. IT. sald Hefss EHn
IifF4na Hasisatisa. .Hafv. Sirah. ond
AHrsH, being ehsbea aud hsi,s II cad Ne
bfTf .ftfs, acratrf, DsfrsBasrs,
~ CuASCEHV
IiiE dsffndsnfs James Cat.siasd snd sasan
be sfe, rot ltsstnr entffsd ti,eir sprr srsncr.
asa Eisea sfsafty secofdiug o. tls 80 n sssffa.
by sl.d ihc rules a ths fquni snd " sVprsrtas
~ raiiasrfofy rsidenee iiisi ify srf nof inhai4-
tsuis ~ this eouniry d s ordsftd ~ 80 SD
dsfef,iants - splfsf b~fe fie eiehit dss ~
ihc nsti iefFn std sasscf fht hii offise Gisinfia
tiiat toEy ~ this oftief hg fogth h Inverted
Dol sofne ~ spsgsf pubiishsd in Chsfieanun co.
tso monfhs sufct ssisfiy sod posted - ~ fruni
door "a DE sOaft-h0use b. tn sid toan ~
Gharirsfoun. t1rF -- NetfF.
hUhEhf 4. hHOWN.
sept. Is. $3.50 Get.
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FREE PRESS.
sChLisaEs. uEagtf. ~
TWO DOLLARS 4 fifty ora.

PfH .Lf.NfoM
Payable half yearly b8t I've DoILaas
Eih b. received 81 pay ussst ~ full. r Ped
eotirfly in advance. Whenersr paysufnt s
'isisfrsd bsyoad the expiration 81 ths year,
istfrssi wiil be charged
81 subeefiPiions Tor IN mouths, ~ a., 70
b. pad Invariably ~ sarsnss.
ADVERTISING.
The terms - sdtsrtsinE. ere ZOE = square
~ iets, ~, iof ihfee inssgtions--isrEsf opes
in ihe $3.50 properties. Eaeh eaaiiansase
% eeats pr sgnare.
eT.Ah seEsrtissnsnfs 80 sr3sFsd feg
spseiae tine ,giIl ~ esasia.s1 usel tefea.
- aAalR.A aaa..Aaala
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

HETENDiNG 10 remove 70 TIE vest 10 TIE
q sPfiur. ne subseFibsr respectfully re-
quests sli parsons indebted 10 bin W sny
manner, 10 come fofsard snd settle between
ihis snd the Ut % Deresubsf bsKL u %
hoped thss thrs request vii cot BE- ssslsoisd.
ADAM WHIP
IiafPsTs-Fsrry. SEPT. a. 1895 at
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DIX. x3A Ks,
~ HATEFUL for past favours, takes this
" method OF Informing his numerous
friends and customers. thst he has just rrturned
from baltimore. snl Is pow oaetiag Choice
Supply Of such articles are usually found On .
Drug Storv. among ~hieh are
.MedtetHeS,
Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, and
Dye Hufs,
Je,csiirry and Fancy articles. such as
Ps,ent Lever, L.s,iirs' Cold, 2v.rr,,rs
Irp,nr, aud common Engiish
Watch KEYS, Far Rings. Brrssi Pins.
Gilt Buekics. Jet Buckles, Snuff Boxes,
Silver sad common Spertssi->. fiager Rings,
Gold snd eonmoa Guards. SeHis.
Silver Pencil Cases and Prue,i Points,
Silver Tea aud Table Spoons, ke. Penknives
Thitnhirs, Music Boxes, Silver Combs,
Ladies Fancy boxes. Stands os lotion Reels
Cologne. Florida. Virginia, aud Honey Water
ALSO,
Spices, Fruits, Confectionery s. Nuts
Tobacco and Sauf-Toys.
large aud general sssortmeat-sl oI which d,
will seil lp~ for cash, OF Ia puossual men
short errtlit.
ti-rp~rs-Frny, Augast is. 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-13

HANtNG declined, ZOE the present, NOV.
AA ing 70 the south-wssf. offers hts ssrvi-
ees % the rablie N The di8erssi branches Of
he Pfofessioo, and hopes by bis skdl, care
Sol alieniion to those committed o. hfs care
- merit q share % public pairoaags Hs
may es fund, when not Dfofssuoaaliy en-.
gagsd. % hia usual placc ~ rasifsnce ~ bo.
llFaf. IN consequence q iaiarious reports
hsftns gone ahroad, fsspsetiog ia AKA skss-
g''' be pisdgss himself 70 ehafgs 81 Iow a.
az o'her Fhysioisn, % respectable standinv.
ln ihs eomngafgi and hsBceforwafd. for
,s,siees fsndsfsd, SEA PFsnpt psymsai, ~
~ih dedsct 10 pss cent from tbs usual cbar.
get fof ns.dicai siteuaaaos.
March 10, is3s --tf
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MRS. STALCY

- ESPECTFULLY informs the Lsdies OF
~ HsrPers-ferry and its vicinity, that
she has removed her Millinery and Fancy
Store to the Store Room iecenils occupied
by Bushrod $. Pine, where she is now open.
iug fresh supply Of goods in her line.
Sentemhcr l. lSlG.
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BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER.

In appearing before the public in the new
firm OF Ford X Snyder. It becomes indispen-
sabiy necessary that the unsettled business
Of Daniel Suy der, and Daniel Snyder T. Son.
should be speedily closed and ! earnestly
request all those Who have unsettled &C.
counts with either, 10 call ~ soon ~ posi-
BILE and close the same. The Books arc IL
the Ford Mills. and will be ready for settle
ment. Those complying with this request
will greatly obligs their friend and obs dent
servant, DANIEL SNYDER.
JufS IaqE
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yaues brown.

On Lk CArlesiora .dpotheeary and
Book Norr.
Informs the public that his assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
sc. sc.
IL now very complete. aud ~iil enable him
To meet every demand during tho present
and approaching season.
HE has also within few days past re-
a a eeivsd q large assortment Of School
Books, Paper. States, Ink, Tin small bottles
Ink Stands, Quilts, bisek and red Waters
and sesiing-~sx-Blank Books Of many de-
scriations, including \ variety Of Pocket Me-
morsndum Books.
Among the school Books, sre oinsys &c.
ogrsphy and Atlas. Comlys Spelling Book,
and several other kiads which he has been
recently out OF.
June Al, 1886
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BgJmchesfeE and EsOf0taSs
Ran ROAD COMPANY.


TBE WINCHESTER md Potomac Rsi,-
road Cgnpsny will eontraet for q large
qsanti'y q PINE WOOD. 70 Be deliv.
cred 81 TIER Dcpois 81 Cameronr spfinx and
tisfPers-fsrryi the delivery 10 commences by
ne lee u septsmbsf aeNt, % esgiief 4
pFacticabis. The wood y 20 BE- eut 10
isegiba 81 feet. end 70 BE- corded % ~ the
eapenso 81 the contractor.
Anl person wishing 10 contract, will pisase
Furnish the subscriber uish HI proposition.
81 % beiors the ioih q hugnsi vest, staiine
tbs vhole suouni be Wii furanh, tbs price
Per eerd, sid he qaautiiy psF monih.
fof further inf0F@aiIoa appiy either per-
eousliy 70 he ssbsssiber % ne lloe q ths
HailFoet, % ~ lstssf addrssssd 20 hia 81
Wiochsstse.
W. hloRELL.
EnEineas ". hP.hR.
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saa .aI'l'reSftes BBsansees.
VVue Subscriber sili tsts "a sppssaiiss 10
ne bisekszaiih buslnsss--a bov Of ~
sFeetAble conneetions tat caa reaA ssd
write, snd % in6astFioss hsbits. IL sbo,rt IA
yssrs q age, q imnesess appslsssloa b.
msds.
THos. RAwLINs.
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Sept. s. 1886.

VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
At Rules holden in the Clerks OTiee or the Cir
cult Superior Court &C Law aud Chanccry for
Jefferson County, the first Monday in Scptrm-
Der, 1886:
Wilson Fairfax, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
Hugh MeDonald and Perrin Washington,
DEkNBANTs,
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant. Perrin Washington, not hav-
ing entered his appearance, abd given 49,
euriiy according to the act Of assembly aud the
rules OF this court; aud u appearing by ssiisfac-
tory evidence that he is an iuhabitant uf this
country; IL 10 ordered. That the said defendant
do appear here on the arst dsy of,he next term.
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that :
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Chsrlesiovn. for
tSo months successfully. aud posted II the Irot,
door ot the eourt-hOusc ia the said town OF
ChafirstoWn.
a eopy-Testc
ROBERT r. BRoH.N: Crk.
Sent. g. 1886
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n .Etsf Of Letters
ID EMAiSING IN the Pos, ofiee. Charles
II D town, Va. September 30th. 1886.

Elisha Lock
John LANG 2
George Law
Geo " ash Lannon
John ID Laruc
NJ
William Niisher
iienry Manning
Joseph Morris
Thomas l. Marshall
John Myers
y & p Mckinney
Miss Betsy MeCord
Wa II Mccoy 2
Jacob Nsshn
John Nsgruder
VIM. Mccoy
~
Mrs. Ann Newcomer
o r
John n Powell
Lewis OFT
/ Mary Ann O'Neal
Mary Ann Polk
X
John Roderiek
, William Russell
Jane Richie
, jesse Reeder
, Mira. A r Redrnan
, Charles q Reynolds
, Rachel Ross
, David Stanp
7 jefferson Smith, or
!, Thomas Wade {
, Samuel Stridcr
5 Miss Marg. Strider
: q G. Grammer
(, John shepherd
, Samuel striier
(, John G SpriSei
f. Lewis ~ shelton
I; James Strider
, Bcnjsmin smith
. Joseph l. Smith
5 William Sell
s +
s Wm. A Thompson
f, Csrey Thompson
E. Mrs. Trawin
{ w
{ Mrs. " T. u Waugh
, Ch. J q Wildman
!, Eliza lane Walker {
{, Hamilton Williams
/, y VI Whitaker
5 John Uptegran
/; Cailiarine e Woods
: Jonas ~ alraven
, Oh. $. Whitaker
[, Elizabeth Walker
, VIM. = Whitaker
4. George n Williams
{, NJ Wysong
: Margaret Young
aEY KEYRS, p. ".
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yoUNo LADIES'
Boar GSssg - w&yN Sehoess


.Am01f0O1A 83<&3x0A3X.
TWyHE sxsreisss Of The next (ssvsn,hl
u session Of Angsrons Seminary will
commence on the frst Mondsy IN September
and continue gill he 18th February. The
number Of pupils being limited, parents in
tending 10 enter are advised TO do 30 ~ OF
near the commencement OF the session.
Terms, payable when the session 10 half
advanced, including Board. Lodging, wash
ing. and Tuition go; Fuel. Light. and Sta
tiooary, IS. A deduetion Of IS TO paPils
under - years OF age.
Day scholars, payable In advance. from
~ TO STA
Music, SIS; Drawing aud Painting. usual
eourse. SO.
Circulars. exhibiting In detail the plan OF
education pursued. references. and other N
formation. given on application TO the fri NJ
ciPsi. either personally or by letter.
L. EiCHELBERGER, Pri~eipsi
Winchester, Aug. IL, ls36.-3t~eo6t-
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stray STEER.

DCRSUANT TO q warrant. 10 as direct
n ed. we have this day viewed on sstrs '
Steer, shewn TO ~ by Mrs.. Margaret Boaii.
Of this county, and do find the same to DO
red steer about % yesrs old, with Whit.
face aud . small crop of the left ear. AMI
We do apprsise the said steer to the sum Of
nine dollars. Certified under our hands TIN,
25d day Of April, 1896.
LINES HITE,
JOHN HURST,
Sep, %. 1896 JOHN PIEr
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AGUE AND FEVER REMEDIES.
- OwAND'S Tonic Mixture,
h Keeners Ague and Fever Powders,
Suiphste Quinine, American ard French,
received and for ssle nj YOuNG'S Drug &
Medicine Store.
Barper-rerry, Aug. IL. 1916
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nHILLII5G BUSINESS

at the Ford Mills on the Shenandoah River,
near Keyesb Ferry. 10 the name aud under
the firm Of FORD Il SNYDER, commence
ing on the FIRST day Of the present month,
(Iuly,) and assure all those who are dispos-
ed 10 do business with them, that they are
determined TO pay the highest marke: prices
for WHEAT and other kinds OF GRAIN, de-
livered in their Mills, or delivered ut any
receiving point on the Rail Road, or at any
convenient point on the River. From their
experience as MilIers, they can say with
confidence 10 all those who have Wheat TO
dispose Of, that IL will be greatly TO their in
terest 10 give them call before they make
q disposition Of the same and they earnest
ly request their former customers not TO
make any disposition Of their Wheat with
out first seeing them, as they are well salts.
fed that no millers west Of the Blue Ridge
can SGord to pay better prices than them
selves. To any Of their customers that may
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made, aud strict attention paid to their in
structions. The Bullskin Mills, formerly
belonging to John HAines, deed, and Mt
John Myers, will still be carried on by the
undersigned. and one OF said Mills kept ex-
pressiy for the reception OF Rye and Corn /;
for which kinds Of grain the highest market
price will at all times be paid. Fish, Salt,
and Plaster, will be kept At the mills, 70. the
accommodation OF their customers and those
disposed TO deaf with them.
In closing this brief notice, they should
be acting ungrateful TO their feelings were
they not 20 Offer their sincere thanks for the
very liberal encouragement they have here
toiore received, and hope, by prompinsss,
and . strict attention TO business, to merit a
continuance Of smnilsr favor.
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
Iul, fa1c ar
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Susanna Bum
Baldwin, Kent & Co.
James Burr. SEN
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Elizabeth Crow
Cap & Hannd
Mrs. Clothier
James Clothier
Isaac Crumpton
Elizabeth Clothisr
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Joseph Davenport
Elizsbeth Dorsey
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Robert Fulton
Lawson EyIngs
VIII. yesterday
Sarah Grey
susan VI Gibson 9
James Gowing
Capt. ID w Griffith
John Hugart
Hervey Hammond
Ann q Harris
William e. House
Joseph w Howell
Elizabeth Harris
Jane Ann lIayslaP
Mrs. Sarah Hurst
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October 6, 1886.
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LaaisF FasAioas.--In Connecticut
70 iorner times. they bad their hair
Ted 90 tight upon che back pan OF Their
heads, that 4 drew their fps apart %
much they could not get them sufi-
eieniiy near torethsf 10 kiss their
lovsfs. Without looseaing he cord.