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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

tinos the na1ss % sIsrrison end 0rns<sr as
Ne ksad q eur columns. sSink - swiR-
survive % psrisA- ve 70 for tssrs isos ass the
certain triumph q De9ocr.ey N f8to. Jack
soa wa not s,ecssd On he krss trial. His
support vss not equal % he cos Harrisoa has
jssf received. froa Tie people. We viii sup
peri him because N b the bsst esndidsis-
because . majority q the people have dselar-
ID In his fsvos--slthcsgh, b % arrangement
% stats, hs b CHKATED OUT Of the sleete-
rel voss-bsesuse 10 Support q HIN win pre-
finally. bscsws 10 yin ssrtsiniy hs success
full We thsrsfors nall e~r Gag 20 the mast.
80
Gen. HAAa,ssr reached Ciseiensfi 90 TIE
ioth isss. He dsclissd I'll ths pablie hOoors
rendered him By ne citizens of that city. aud
took up his iedghss u The Mansion House,
whore his friends crowded 90 eongrssuisss him
on his return hssss fFsa hin late tour.
The LsrsaAsr MxssExsEa. for October. has
been soos days before hs readers. iis gone
raj appearances. and varied eoosents. show
that the ssns spirit which gave the work early
favor with The psblie. Jet watches over iis
F@8 10 sftHfcs N snn uomtsr are un-
questioasbIy Of high order. bot yet there 10
scarcely mind Of The nosthambie grade hat
cannot End something 10 refresh and improve
i'll RisA.s.f cssrisr.
So
Aculvert % he Richaosd and Frsdesicks-
burg RaiLRosa. which crosses Hsxls-Ruu-
q Frsdericksburg. constructed Of white ssnd
siosc. % feet long. 10 feet wide. and 10 feet
high. suddsely gave way during rain few
days since. and thereby the whole expansive
structure rendered useless. The fredsricks-
burg Herald estimates the loss 10 the company
81 net far short Of $1,000.
80 g.
| 81 We perceive b. the Richmond Courier
and Compiler. Of Mondsy last, that Mr.. Vs.
II. DAVIS has become The sole proprietor and
Publisher Of hat pspsr--J. 8. GALrAHsn hsv-
ING Transferred all his right title. and interest
In tho establishment. 10 that gentleman, HE
late partner"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
yErr.nscN ELxcrsoN.

An election wss held n thh county ea Moo
Day last. Cor delegate % shs General Assem-
bly,. 10 supply The vacancy IN The representa-
too Of this county. oeessiosed By the death Of
The late member elect. Dr. Bsxrs psrrLsa.
The candidates were Maj. Jonn Prrra (whis)
and JAess NeRsAx. Esq. (vsn Burea) Ths
following 10 the results ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

There wssa right snari fght n froal
q oar o6ics yesterday. between Two
elan psdlers. One whs 4 title "bow
cone yos So end The oiher 81 "bias
Is wheisioas." The sobereat ons
hsd 70 bold the other zap 70 knock him
dovn.--Eptif effbs Tssss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
rnEsIDzsrsAL zLxCr.oS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Official returns from al the counties In
the State are given IN the Harrisburg In,slli-
geneer. For Van Buren, oi,729
For Harrison $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

Mr.. Philips, the distinguished mer-
chant 81 Boston. stated at the Charles
town LyceOm, q few days since, that
there we're now $50 ships sbseni from
this country, engaged in the whale
fishery. They employ upwards Of ten
thousand men, md cost, with their out
fits. shout eI2.OO0. 900. snd are esti-
mated N be worth, when their voyage
b completed, go, 0OO. 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
l.iorify far Mai. iei,r sd.

Majority Tor Maj fsssr 50.
Al The late election for President. in his
county. the vote stood; whis 900. Van Bureo
aes-in an, Go votes. On Monday las, 63s
votes were pollsd-3l less Than AZ the Presi-
deotiai slsctioa- BY this h win Be seen tina,
Mr.. Morgan obtained - votes moro than the
Van Buren, ticket, and Asj. Peter IS les than
the wing ticlst. Ms therefore apPsrsni. that
the vote at this sieeiisa cannot Be considered
strictly party one. ssd that II affords nothing
Ike true exhibii,oo Of the relative strength
Of parties IN Jefersoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
TENNESSEE.

The Nssi''iiis HsPuhliss- u slse fi'h nee ~
rviasns fuy Dsvidsoa sos'-ty. ssssrdinz - shish
NJ sssiEhy fos Whas is slA H. ne Ara de.
''iss q ME sssuiy. lsiiy - Nsshsili-. shs vsss
$500 fur White eep ssd ~ yss Bsrsn siA.--
isshs 81 eisiEist - tss ssrss ssussy fiisruit.
al ~ voss sss 81 ~ whss. 80 ~ ~ Va
narra.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
Van Buren', majority

At the Congressional election. Ia October
there were si,ttT votes given TO the Van Bu-
rem candidates, end 7s.3i2to those Of Hsr-
risOn. sixty-six Harrison delegates. and ST.
Van Buren, delegates. have been elected To the
State Convention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
ILLINOIS

The Cincinnati wing says: ave have cheer
Ing news from illisOis. Il is reported By .
gentleman Just from there. that The Stats hss
gone for Harrison"
The Lest Baltimore ChrouleIs says awe
have no certain Intelligence from Illinois. The
Western papers this side bring ne faVorabIs
reports. aod the opInios prevailed that vs hsd
carried the State. This would indeed be .
victory, vhsa We consider That only last Au-
gust our parry was bssien. seeording 10 The
Globe, 81 least seven Thousand votss."
MISSOURI.
ss. Loals ne oaly plsss lsssrd EFosa --asd lhas
oaly ne srs, dsy-is Sod
Hssrison, 81
Wa tlarea, so9
OHIO.
The colss,bus stsss Jsusuai o. ne 18Th Isss.
saya--
''tyhh rrgsFd 70 Uhio. vs bsvsiliiis o. nosh-
'HE 20 I'D 70 The in'siiiEesss Eirea 10 eur ls,s
aushey. The ua.jasi'y Fsy the FI>rtlsos ,iskss
viii ne, n ~ pr5hsbili,y. raush sEs0ra 10000.
sd faay. possibly. f.il fsv haairsd yoiss slort
~ tisaf su,os,nt -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
RHODE ISLAND.

Returns fraa 80 he tosss bai shrss glss .
msIu'i'y ~ vss Busss ~ iss Ths Fvusia-
ins shfrs isvss - - ~ hssrd frsua rssss We.
buses NJ fity - ss - 1iss sprisg slsssioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24
RESULT OF TIE ELECTIONS,
40 rAa ~ HEARD gReH.

The following States. win The snsexsd
number Of Electoral voses, are ystt 10 ~ heard
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-11-24

folly by destroyiag the statue and al
be could obtain Fortunately two e.
capped has search. and from ihcss have
proceeded the copies now pretty gen
orally found on the C..ntineat and
England Yoa may remember that
when some lady OF rank. slluding TO
her having been q naked model for
Canova. asked Was |, no, unpleasant =
the Princess replied. oh no not n
ell ineonvenient. Cor the room was sup
piled with hot air. She did not dream
Of the modesiy Of the sex.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
.NedteiMes, Patent .Ncdi-
rtNes, sc.

WANTS. Panacea, Iioucks Panacea,
~ Hygean Syrup, Lsroque's syrup,
Extract Buchu, Extract >arSaparilIa
Cubebs-COPaiVi aud Sar,apsriila.
Henry's Masnesa.
APothecarys Hall Nagne,ia,
Buffers APerIent MsgnesIs,
Lees Essence Mustard
Hays Pile Linnsment, Balm OF Columbia,
Macsssar Ol, Essence Of Tyre,
Wards Hair al, Digestive tlxer,
Indian Spec ,hc. syrup Of L,verwor,,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
oil Cubebs, Hsrlsem OH.
Barbados Tar, Fresh Salad Oil,
Aqua Amonia, in1elible Ink,
Cold Pressed Castor Oh,
Sulphate QuinIne,
" hitehead's Essence Of Mustard,
Genuine Acoustic oil, oil Origanium,
OIL OF Tansey. ThomPson's Eye Water.
Transparent Varnish, with n large and
full supply Of all articles belonging to Drug
store, such a. Pants, OILS, bye Stuff. kc
received and for sale at ioU NG'S Drug g.
Medicine Store.
HarPers-Ferry, May -, ls36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
TRANSFORMATION
ON THE
W'tNehesfer AND Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

A@~98Ss
HVIE President and directors OF the Com
II pany have established the follow mi
rates Of travel and transportation between
Winchester and Harpers-Ferry:
Fare through, with a reasonable allowance
OF baggage for passengers set down or ia
ken up at the Depot, or at the Island Of
virginius. near the Potomac, $3.50
For any intermediate distance per mile, 8
DOWNWARD TRADE.
Toll for transportation from the Depot ut
Winchester, and delivery at the end OF
wsger's Bridge on the Maryland side OF
the Potomac, for Flour per bbl.. IL
Wheat per bushel, s
Corn and Corn-meai, Rye and Rye-meal, per
bushel, "a
Oats, J
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings, per
ton al 50
All other commodities, per ton per mile. s
Transportation TO and from any intermediate
DePois, the same proportional rates with
the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
Transportation from the place on the Mary
land side Of the Potomac above mentioned
10 Winchester.
For Plaster, per ton, Ais
Salt, per bushel, .
Fish. per barrel, 30
Merchandise, and all other commodities, pc e
hundred pounds, IL
And to and from any intermediate Depots,
the above proportionate rates.
The above rates include all charges Incl
dent to transportation, TO aud from other
computes There will be a small addition
al charge made at the different Depots, for
receiving and forw arding-about ? cents on
a barrel Of Flour, end a similar rate for other
commodities.
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, PRECEDENT
Winchester, March }. ls36.-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

IL Vsdr vegetable .fntt- Rk<uunf,e
COMPOUND,
~ infalliole cure for RAsuraf i.-,. either
"A chronic or inhsmmatory, and for G,srtf
and Difficulty Of Mating Urias.
Alto
j. Weiier's celebrated Indian pr,oc,,
For the prevention ADD cure Of Con.ump,,on
Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Mercurial Ds,.,,.
and all complaints arising from an impur.
state Of the blood. t1Lwarrsnied no, %
contain the least mineral substance, benz,
solely prepared from vegetable matter, aud
may be taken by all with perfect safety -
Warranted To effect n cure where Il - street
ly rheumatic. " B.-.Nors are genuine sE-
eePi rih the proprietor, nsms IN German.
CERrIvIcATE.-i hereby certify that have
seen the above Medicine administered IA .
aumber Of eases OF Rheumatism, chronic aud
'nhsmmatory, OF The most aggravated char
seter, and have never known II to fail IN any
case that came under my observation, ai~sys
eneehng thorough cure IN 4 few DAYS. with
out producing any particular inconvenience
10 the patient, beng perfectly mud and easy
10 take JOS. W. BIGGs, NJ ID.
Graceham, Md, Oct 10. 1884
~. B.-Hundreds Of certihc ates, equally
respectable, might be procured from differ
ent sections Of the country. but will lr.vs
Il TO the public TO make a trial aud .a,i,f-
themselves J. WELLER.
Mechanicstown, Frederick county.
MARY Wand. April, ISIS.
PpThe above Medic mes may be had a.
James BrOrn'S, Charleston
J. 6. Hays's, Harpers-Ferry,
T. Tmberloke's, Smithfeld,
X. p. .nagrudsr's. Shepherdstown,
X. .NeMe'ry's MaItinsburg.
Oct Is, l-35-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
Opeqsom VV-OOlIem Factory.
HAYS & HIGGINS, Shrphsrd,tOrn
June 9, 1896.

'>tiE undersigned having rented the above
l. establishment, one mile from Smithfeld,
are now ready TO receive WOOL. TO be
carded or manufactured into any kind Of STUFF
that may be ordered by customers.
Wool may be left at Mr. Il. Reyes Store,
Charlesto~n, where the Rolls will be return
ed once week. They have in their employ
first-rate hand, and hope, by strict attention
to business, TO merit share Of patronage
They will pay :he market price, in cash, for
Wool. GRANTHAM x BARNS.
g We take this opportunity 10 return our
thanks To the public, for the encouragement
which We have received in our Milling con
Germ. We will continue to grind Wheat al
the usual rates Of toll--and when desired, send
oil aud make returns TO our customers We
will also purchase Wheat, for which We will
pay cash. G.. &B.
April 81, ls36.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
Jefferson, va. Jockey Clmb.

HNHE neat meeting Of the Club will com
n mrnee over their hnc course near Charles.
town, Virgins. on MONDAY, S,pt, rnber 81, 1886
he ball viii open With grand Match Race e.,
5000, brt~ceu Col Dussll's G. e. CharIc, Scott
10y S'r Charles, years old, and g.. Harnesses b
e. flor'nd.. by Star. out oi the dam of Eueirro.
Src0Dd IIdus PHrsr $500. -four mile heats
Third Days PWsc. $3.50. mile heats, hest z
ia 5. SeooHd Race. sumo day, = Swrrpstakrs
Tor wears old, twc mile heats-entrsner 1910
h. To close by Ile 18th August Three en-.
tries or no race.
Fourth Days PURSE, $500. two mile heats. -
Same day. S~rrPsiske for 5 years old, mile.
heats, rntranre 900, 10 flo close by the 18th
August--three entries or 40 race.
The entrsnee for the purses will be six per
cent. The course ~ an rNset mile. aud has been
much improved since last wear. Ch.rIeso~n IS
ou the k~'l.Rosd leading from baltimore To-
N'nehesteT. aud only miles from the Canal
iesdI"g from Washington Cuy
WA. CROW, Jr
July ~ 1886 Trcasurey.
GJThe National Tqfrfi gencer, Bni,,,nore Pa
fr7af, R'rh@ond Compiler. and .IfarLins5trg
G0sene, lgfR bi,bish The Gb0re hree times. and
JofIrdrd accounts 10 ~. T. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
A CARD.

PIE public are assured that Doctor Crit
- hth's VEGETABLE BALsANic GuN, or
PLssTIR, has given the most complete aud
perfect satisfaction, as a remedy for pains,
lameness, and weakness IN the side, breast,
aud back, or any part Of the system where
yer II has been introduced, and has super
seeded the use Of every other strengthening
Plaster, wherever its virtues have become
known.
u has likewise proved itself to be an ex-
cellent and edectual remedy for Rheuma-
tism and Corns upon the feet. In proof OF
which, nothing further need he sdduced than
the fact that upwards Of $4,000 rolls Of this
Plaster have been sold during the past sea-
son, upon the sea-board in the middle and
northern States.
The afflicted cannot hesitate 10 give il a
trial, when they are informed that the maEu.
fscturer pledges himself. ~ every case, TO
take back the Plaster, and refund the mo.
ney, il 1t should not be found 10 answer ITS
recommend atoms.
Just received, and for sale by
JOSEPH q. HAYS, Harpsrs- Ferry
HAYS & HIGGINS, Shrphsrd,tOtcn.
June 3, 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Y>HlS property is situated in the village of
Il FunksiOtrA IN Washington County, on
the National Turnpike road leading from
Baltimore TO Wheeling and distant two miles
from Hsgerstown, being in the centre OF one
OF the most PoPulous. wealthy and thriving
counties IN the State Of Maryland.
The Mills are upon the waters Of the An
hetam, and driven by said stream with am
pie water Power) aud which Is very constant
and never-failing.
The advantages attached to those mills
are numerous, being in one Of the most pro
ductive counties in the state for wheat and
all kinds Of grain, wool, sc. being distant
only miles from WillIamsport on the Chesa-
Peske and Ohio Canal, and near Ilagerstown.
("iih Turnpike leading 90 both places, }
one OF the best wheat markets IN the state,
where large quantities Of grain finds ITS mar
ket from Pennsy lvania. &c. The proposed
Rail Road contemplated from Chambe sburg
and passing through Hagerstown, to intersect
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road al Viewer
ton on the Potomac, will pass very near Ia
this place. There y not much doubt but
that the Antielam will be made nsyigable
so IS 10 intersect the Chess peske and Ohio
Canal Of the Antietam Iron Works. there
IS now lock At this place. built by the POI
tomse Company, which will pass a boat
from the waters Of the dam To the water be-
low 4.
The Lots Of Ground are situated in and
adjoining funkstown, beng many Of them
valuable building lots, aud 10 a very high
state Of cultivation.
The Mansion House is q large and con-
modious dwelling house, celebrated for the
Hover and fruit garden sttsehed to a.
This Property was valued 10y Commission-
ere appointed by the Legislature The prizes
~ this lottery ere subJect TO no discount-ihe
PtiEes that may be drawn will be deIivessd
after forty days subsequent 20 the drawing.
II demanded within twelve months from iIs
date.
The title to this property unques,ion.
able plat Of the real estate - deposited
With the Trustees.
PRICE OF A TICKET-IO DOLLARS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
ROBERT IT. BROW.N; Crk.
Commrss,osrR's orrIcr.1

Chdris'ioion, Juiy l3ih, 1886.
e7-The parties interested in the above.
mentioned suit will please take notice, that
have appointed 7husday the lsih day Of
merit month. (August,) on which DAY I sha ali
attend at my Office aforesaid, lover the Mar.
ket House in Charlestown n, at Q O'Clock. A.
NJ. TO enter upon the duties required Of me
by the above recited decree OF the court
aud shall adjourn from day to day until nv
report shall be completed when and where
they are requested to attend with the nece..
ssry papers, eviderce, and vouchers, con.
nectcd with said suit
X. woRTHINGTON, Mas. Com.
July H. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

HAVING declined. for the present. NOV
HI ing to the South-west. offers his servi-
ees TO the public 10 the different branches of
his profession, and hopes BY his skill, care
and attention TO those committed TO his care.
TO merit . share Of public patronage. lie
may BE- found. when not professionally en-
gagged. at his usual place OF residenee IN b.
li'sr. In consequence OF injurious reports
having gone abroad, respecting h,. Aixh char
g", he pledges himself to charge Is low rs
any other Physician. OF respectable standing.
IN the community; and beneeforward, for
services rendered, and prompt pay ment, he
will deduct 10 per cent. from the usual char
ges for medical attendance.
March 10, ls36.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
WANTED.

III WISH 20 porehass tsn o. twelve gool
n farm hands, tvo % three women,
good cook aad washer you'd 20 deslrabis
Alss, BRISK. likely muIstto house servsnt
tniormatioa left with Aessrs. Humphrsy
Ksyss, and q. ". Hammond, merchants
chaSisstovn, o. with NJ. Gibson merchant.
HsFpers-PsSry, % letters directed 10 the
Subscriber, viii b atteadsd O..
RICHARD JOHNSON, Jr.
Nssy bsriia, FFsSniek csNsfs, M
July So, ie3e--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
DOCTOR SPOHNS
Sick Aead0ch ReamPdu.

"A CERTAIN cure for Sick Hesdsch,
IA which has been used in families, every
member Of which has had sick headach
from infancy, as n constitutions al family COM
plant, and has cured efectualIy IN every in
stance yet known. IL $50 perfectly satisfac-
tory. that the proprietor hs. given direction,
for his agents TO refund the price 60 any ono
Who IS no, pleased with IT. Received from
the agent at New York. and offered for sale
at foUNG'S Drug Store, Harpers-Ferry.
March 81, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
.vgOHPU Matters.

HNHE subscriber sincerely tenders his
IL thanks to his friends and the public for
the encouraging support he has received
since his residence h.re-but begs leave TO
say TO those who have standing accounts
with him, that they will very much oblige
him oy calling upon him, as soon rs conye-
nient, and settling the same. either by pay
ment or by note. JOS G.. HAYS.
Harpers-Ferry, May ~, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
VARIETY.
TIE SENSITIVE PLANT.

Nay. littt- trembler. shrink not thus,
As though foe were nigh:
I would not harm thy smallest leaf
Then let Thy terrors ay.
Alas 'mongst human Kind there be
Hearts sensitive as thou,
Who hear IN every tone reproof,
See frowns on every brow.
oh, may ne'er such fault, distrust
With needful caution blend,
But rather view, till else I've proved,
Each stranger as friend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Psstiesi SHprseriphOA. "A letter with the
following direction was dropped into the Pos
Once, Bangor, last week -
A I'm directed rather queer
And look 30 mighty knowing,
u may be you would like 10 hear .
To whom, and where I'm going.
To SAccAaAPPA, STATE Of Mans
I'm sent, and shall not fail,
FOT rsS implicit confidence
IN Amos KeDdall's mail.
PostmasteFsi Pail not on your peril.
To give me 10 Miss s. T. MEsRiLL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

SAlNCTURE Of Pearls, a new and vaIus-
- bic discovery for the immediate reno
val Of oil seorbutic eruption,, pimple., free
kies, and all roughness on the face and SKIN.
Improving the beauty OF the cheek and add
ins bloom 10 the compile EXON. Received
from the Agent 10 New York. and for sale at
lOUNG'S
Dug s Medicine Store
HarPers-Ferry, March 81, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
FARM roR SALE.

WE subscriber Offers, at private sale, h,
FARM IN the vicinity Of Leetown. JEFF
ferson county, Va, containing about 400
ACRES-one-th'rd Of which is M good
wood Land. The improvements consist Of
4 comfortable Dwelling House, and all othe r
houses necessary for farming operations -
Persons disposed to purchase, are invited to
view the premises.
GILES r. COOKE.
May 10, is36.--n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
solely from vegetable mat.
ter nv lAl0H IIilIrlk R.li,n.o... ~L..L

OREPARED solely from vegetable mat
j ter by JACOB HOCCK, Baltimore. ~hish
may be taken Nth perfect safety by all ages aud
IN al diseases. Its cures are for the following
,i,ea,es:-D, sprps,a, Los. 81 Appetite. In.iig-s-
ton. Inflammation of the Stomach. Heart Burn,
Disrrhes. ID, srutery or FluN. Piles. fistui..
ObSruricd Mcnsirus,ion, >gur and Fever, HI
hous or Remi,,em Fever. I, plus Fever, Scar
let Fever, Sm.li Pow, Erys'peia. or ~. Auiho-
n.y. Fu-, Asthma, Pi.urisv, Measles. Yello~
Fever. Cosiiseness. Wind on the Stomach or
Bowels. Chol-r. Morbu., Consumption. Inhurn-
IA, Colds. Co"ghs, Inflammation Of the Chest.
Palsy, Goui. Rhcamst,srn. lnhsmm.toty Sore
Throat, Group. Inflammation 81 the Heart,
Drnrsy, R'ek-ts Diseases OF the Liver, Jaundi,e.
Difficulty Of Nskiag Urine, elect. Hysirries,
Nervous and Seroiulous Affections 1T the Mem
6ers and Ligsmen,s, Nr,ruriAl aud Nrmr-.l
Dsesss. Ulcers, Sorvs. Affections of tie Ska,
aud all disease, arising from impurr Blood, Ae
Price per Bottle 81 So-for sale by
JOSEPH e.. HAYS, HIrbers- Ferry,
HAYS X HIGGINS, Shepherdsi0l-r.
July p, 1886.
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with other prizes making together tOf
prizes amounting 20 go, 3I0.
THIS Lottery Will be dTaun upon the plan
OF the Old Maryland Lotteries, under the d..
fsc''oo OF the Trustees appointed BY The L.
gislsiuro.
10 this Lottery any one disposed 20 risk The
small sun Of tiO--may venture without sov
seruPles. u - not = scheme q speculation.
bui simply 20 relieve the propristors Of the
late Ani'etsm Wooilsn Fsctory which "a,
destroyed BY hss-and the chance. are =,
good, u nos osttsr, than the monisd Lotts-
Fies
Who you'd DOT Fisk the sum of $40 70
such valuable properly Nothing venture.
noth'ng Wih-delays are dangerous ssRd on
The cash sod you she'll have The pFizss.
PoF tickets, address
GEORGE sHARKR, assas,
hisrsh :. laas.--ss.
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CoHHissioEEE's OFucE,l
ChsrissioteH, Jaiy Ia, 1886
GTThs parties interested IN the sbovs.
mentioned decree. ~ veil 81 those hsyieg
laim' against the estate o. samuel Eagle,
oeee, t"ho srs requested 10 exhibit them
osiors ne supported BY lawful evidence, }
VIII please taks notice, that I shall attend Al
~ once aforesaid lover the Market Houss)
20 Chsf'esio ea Suisrssy ~ l3h ass u
"sH "sHtA' (August,) for the purpose Of
carrying TIE shove reeited order of court
in'e sneet-Whsn sod whess they are re-
quss'ed 70 attend 81 o'clock, A NJ. Win
me tcecessaFy Papsrs and evidence. 70 en-
abe ne 70 perform Tie duties required b.
The Aforesaid decree Of shs esurt
MoRTHiN0TON, Nss. css.
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