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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-15
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PRINTING
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-15

zHe CamQoo4efW ztx9s.--It turns out
that the alnfmIng report Of the Indians be-
ing at The Cross Timbers and marching on
to the Sabine, was got up for the base pur-
pose of subscribing tho interest Of Santa AM
ma, and to drive the inhabitants from their
homes and Icnye an opportunity for plumber.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-15
TEXAS.

The following letter (says tho Natcloz
Courier, of the 10Th ullimo) was received
yesterday by sentlcmanin this city.
Nafchitochss, May l4th.-"I have just
learned that Gen. Ball, an American os
New York, has surrendered his command
to Gen. Houston, amounting to 1900 men.
as prisoners Of war, done by orders of San
IA ANN. Texas Is now.>fttD1xxud Nothing
but. .opr, folly csti'rssvciit ihls codEluz lop,.
becoming the garden OF North Amcrica"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-06-15

.RANGEs & LEMONS. for sale by
u Mill J. r. Nertsr & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

HAVING located ourselves in the Mill.
m ing Business, 81 Hsrpers Ferry, one OF
the best situations in Virginia, (havins the
advantages Of both Rail-Road end Canal Of
the spot, and unlimited wster power, and
the Mills undergoing q general repair, to
make 200 barrels Of -four per day, Il re-
qaired,) we can say 90 farmers, with conf.
dence, that we can sford 10 give more for
Wheat delivered IN our Mills. than any other
Mills vest Of tho Blus-R,dge. Having in
formation every day from both markets, en-
ables US TO take choice, BY RsiI.Ro to Bal
timofe, or the Canal 90 the District. Those
disposed TO favor us. either IN grinding or
selling their wheat, will find IL 10 their ad-
vantage.
wheat can be delivered to us At the dif.
ferent dePots from iiarpers-Fsrry 10 Win
chester, ~ veil a. by usgons 90 The Mills,
and also conveyed down the shenandoah aad
Potomac. We viii also buy Rye snd corn.
pay cash, and make reasonable advances, II
required.
GrOuhd Plaster will be kept II the Mills,
for sale. ard delivered II the different depots
and 81 oar " sfehouse in Winchester.
ROW. tND. HEFLEBOw w Il co.
June 81, 1876 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
UxARL1sToWM AoApEurY

NVtfE sebseribsr respectfully Informs the
~ public that the arst tern OF the Charles
town Academy for the year, 1896 & Z. will
commences under new sbd increased fseiii-
ties FOR instruction, on Acndsy the 22d mat
This Institution will be arranged into two
departmsats--malca aud felasle. The female
department will be conducted in building
remote from the male. OF Mrs. TRAwtN,
. lady OF the hrst standing n On instFuciress,
vho will teach, In addition TO the usual
branches Of English education, Music, Draw
ing and Painting.
The male department will be conducted in
the Academy building under the Immediate
superinteodencs OF the frioeipai Of the Aea-
deny, and bis associate teacher from Cam
bridge University, whcss recommendation.
are or the highest order. 10 both depart.
meuts the course Of study will be as thorough
and sxtsn,i,e % tina; pursued IN the hes,
Institutions Of the kind in the country. com
prising the Latin. Greek, Preach. Cerm,n.
spanish and Italian languages; the Maihe-
naties, the different departments OF the
Sciences, with al the ordinary branches OF
Q complete English education.
The Academy 10 furnished with On excel.
ieot and complets Philosophical aud Mslhe-
matical apparatus, aud . gentleman well
qaalihed 10 oil the otfice, is engaged 60 de-
liver Q regular course OF lectures on Chem.
istry and Natural Philosophy. The Preeep-
tress will be assisted, ss occasion may re.
quire, By one Of the teachers in the Male
department. Particular attention will be
paid Co preparing pupils, who nav desire il,
for an advanced standing in the University Of
Virginia
The strietest sttention will be paid 10 the
moral department Of the pupils. and no ef-
forts will be spared TO condIce 10 their com.
fort end advantage IN every respect.
The town Is situated in q beautiful and
healthy country, TO which access /. now
speedy and convenient by railroads end
canals. The subscriber has taken great
pains to place the Academy upon iis present
footing. and in conclusion he would ole
his past efforts rs an earnest OF his fuiur,
eadcavours 10 render this Institution sde
quste TO the wants OF liberal aud enlisht
ened community. Very good boarding car
be had at SIS per annum.
Tuition fee--for the common English stu
diss, $40.
For any Of the languages, an additions
charge Of 40.
No pupil will be received for less than th,
term Of one session.
lne operations OF the Female department
will commence on the first Monday Of Sc n
tember 18th JOSEPH BoYDEN.
Charls,iown August IL, 1896
| RErEREScE,.-Dr. Alexander Straith
Rav. Alexander Jones, DR.. S. J. Cramer
Andrew Kennedy, J. T Daugherty, Isaac n
Douglass, Andrew Hunter, B. C. Washing
too, and r. T. Brown, ESqurs., Charlestowr
John r. Kennedy, ESQ.,, and Rev. Mr.. Ham
ner, Baltimore; Gen. Mscomb, and Mr.. wu
Hawiey, Washington City; Rev. William S
Plummer, Richmond; Rev. sep,imus Tus,ou
University OF Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
MILLING BUsIvHss

4, The Ford Mill, on the Shenandoah River.
near ksyes's Ferry, in the name and under
the firm of FORD & SNYDER. commeoe.
ing on the first day Of the pre- sent month,
(July,) and assure all those " no are dispos-
ed 10 do business with them. that they are
determined 10 pay the highest narke: prices
for WHEAT and other kinds OF GRAIN, de-
livered IN their Mills, or delivered at any
receiving point on the Rail Road, or At any
convenient point on the River From their
experience as MIlers, they can say with
confidence 10 all those who have " heat to
dispose Of, that IL will be greatly TO their in-
terest 10 give them a call before they mske
disposition OF the same and they earnest
ly request their former customers not TO
make any deposition Of their Wheat with.
out hrst seeing them, rs they are well salts
fed that no m,lisrs west Of the Blue Ridge
can afford to Psy better prices than them
selves. To any Of their customers that may
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made, and strict ate ntIon paid TO their in
structions. The Builskin Mills, formerly
belonging to John Haines, deed. and Mr.
John Myers. will still be carried on by the
undersigned, and one Of SAID Mills kept sx.
pressly for the reception Of Rye aud Corn
for which kinds Of gram The highest markeI
price will at all times be paid. FIsh, Salt,
and Plaster, viii he kept a, the mills, 70: the
accommodation Of their customers aud those
disposed 10 deal with them.
In closing this brief notice, they should
be acting uugrsIefuI to their feelings were
they not 10 offer their sincere thanks for ihs
very liberal encourage meut they have here
ioiore received, and hope, by prompine.s,
end . strict attention 10 business, to merit .
continuance Of similar favor
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
JuIv Z IH16 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

In appearing before the public in the new
hrm Of Ford n Snyder, u becomes indi>pen-
sahiy necessary that the unsettled business
Of Daniel su,der, and Daniel soyder & Son.
should be speedily closed ard I esrnestiy
req1est ell those who have unsettled sc-
counts with either. TO call a. soon a. posi-
BILE and close the same. The Books are al
the Ford Mills, and will be read, for settle
ment. Those comply ing with this request
will greatly oblige their friend and obedient
servant, DANIEL SNYDER.
July T. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

70 rna MRMoar OF DAYS PAST.

IAsre b an hour. psnsiss hour.
lAnd on how dear sc soothing power,)
nn when twilight spreads her veil,
And stssls along he silent dale;
'Tis when the fading blossoms close.
When ell its silence and repcse;
Theo memory wakes. sni loves 10 mourn
For days that never can return.
There Il strain. a pl,intive strsin.
The source Of Joy and vet Of pain:
II u the song. whose DYING measure
Some friend beloved has heard with ples
sure;
Some friend who ne'er again may hear
The melting lay to memory dear,
Oh, thea, her magic spells restore,
visions Of hlissful days no mora.
There 10 tear Of sweet relief,
a tear Of rapture and of grief,
The feeling heart alone can know
What soft emotions bid il howl
u h when memory charms the MAD,
With tender imayes refined;
'rs when her baimy spells restore,
Departed friends and joys 10 more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
YOUNG LADIES
Boarding ~ Day school.


HVHE exercises OF the next (sevenih)
II session Of Angerons Seminary will
commence on the 6rst Monday in septic Der
and continue till the 18th February. The
number Of pupils being limited, parents in
tending 10 enter are advised 10 do so 1T OF
near the commencement Of the session.
Terms, payable when the session is hall
advanced, including Board, Lodh ", Wash
ing, and Tuition go; Fuel, Light, md Sta
tionary, IS A deduction Of es TO pupils
under IL years Of age.
Day scholars, payable 10 sdVsnes. from
% TO tl2
Music, SIS; Drawing and Painting, usual
eourse, go.
Circulars, exhibiting in detail the plan ot
eduesiiou pursued, references, and other 10
formation. given on application 10 the Pri q.
eipal, siiher personally or By letter.
l.. EiCHELBERGER, PTineipal.
winchester, Aug. IL, ls36.-3tweo6t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
THE BALTIMORE
s4fneu0esss1s and gTsSfer.

sHE Publishers ~ M. popular Litersry snA
- Missriisneoos Family Newspaper, having
greatly snisrgvd asd Improved u. ssa 400 pat
Ia 'h~'r si.'ms for public p-,rc-sgr With every
eo.hdeaee Of ssscrsA Assisted b, man, writer's
81 kh1~n tsirafs, ~od having beforc th~su the
ms liberal snsress Tor s-irstios frvm The h.a
hnrpF-ss and Ameriesa Josrsssis. they can chcr
'r'' which s.anO, fail in interest t' every class
Of r asler,
TIE e,ies,s ofthe -frarrsez-s and Tisiic,- viii
be - follows:
Lferars. Prom tia pens of msav popular
~rit~rs ~,il be presented original Tales. F.miI.
isr aad Anss,sis,g Sketches. Poetry. Sc. aud .
eho'ee variety givve-from the besi literary Jour
nHis a homo sud ,hrosd. In sel-e,i.g. the mere
drsife 40 GIL up solun.as will not h. the mo-
iives--so labor will be spared in recalling extern
s,sei,.<to eaii the sery bess Of al the ioaru.ls
is~s''Ies the higher partitions Of light Literature,
the msn of wu viii hud Ia columns the cream
OF all the good things aid aud done in the world
of hanoar
-NSrs.--In our columns will he found the
latest domestic sud forvign News, either con-
densel or IN detail, according 10 its interest and
importance.
General .HsoeHany. Decide. the Literary
and News Departments OF the .ffh-naenm aud
Tisiter. = we'll eoatirnsed summary 'sili be found
Of oil ms'ters 81 local snd genar.l interest. The
Farmer will fad ~ori in season-the Meehs:.is
timely hint Of the progress of his srt--snd the
Merrbsnt be kept constantly advised of the state
Of the markets dur Prices Current are correct
ed regularly according To the fnetustions Of
trade; and oar weekly Rrrfels sho~s in detail
the s,.te of our city business The care snd at
ten,ion given 10 the commercial department Of
our paper makes II valuable 10 the eountr, tn-r-
chant. Who BY this means can he kept n gulai "
advised Of ihe state of OUT market.
TERMS.
THE BALTIMORE ATHEN EUN AND
NlSfrER is Published weekly BY ARTHUR X
cox, ia Gsy street, opposite the Exchange, q,
81 So. PArABLE ~ ADVANCE.
! UT No paper s-nt To the country unies. the
| orrr be accompanied With the advance snbseriI.-
lion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
Money Wanted.

HNHE subscriber sssPsstfuiiy requests sll
\ those pbo are indebted 90 him % come
fofssFd snd settle immedisteiy, a. be has
very pressing deaasds Zoe monsy 81 this
tine so y anxious 10 have 30 he accounts
settled BY the 5ih % next mouth (sspiem.
berJ Hs hopes. as be hss BOT pressed sny
~ bic eOsiouers sssg hard since his ioesti0o
IN ihis piece, for mouey thsy whi obligs him
IN esss u nsesssiiJ by hsipiog hia 81 q
~ drsz y 3. BOGUE.
Chsfie.iosn, Aog Is, 1896 IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
Doctor John II. Hayden

HAVING declined, for the present, nov
IL ing to the Southwest, oders his servi-
ees TO the public in the different branches Of
his profession, and hopes by his skill, care
aud attention TO those committed 20 his care,
10 merit q share OF public patronage. He
may be found, when not professionally en-
gagged. st his usual place OF residence in Boz
livar. In consequence Of injuriou, reports
having gone abroad. respecting his hisk ekar-
go, he pledges himself 10 charge ss low ms
any other Physician, OF respectable standing.
IN the community; and heneeforwsrd, for
services rendered, and prompt pay ment. he
will deduct 10 per cent. from the usual char
ges for medical attendance.
March 10 lsj6--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

On tie Chri<siosra -1potkeery and
Book Store.
Informs the public that his assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Patnfs,
&c. &c.
IL now very complete. and will enable him
TO meet every demand during the present
and approaching season.
I'VE has also within fev days past re-
~ eeised . large assortment of school
Books, Paper, States, Ink, lin small bottles, }
ink-stands, Quilts, blsek and red Waters
and Sealing Books Of many de-
sefipiion.. including . variety OF Pocket Me-
morsndum Books.
Among the School Books, are Oineys Ge-
oxrsphy and Atlas. Comly's Spelling Book,
and several other kinds which he has been
recently out or
June 81, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
NIDRoAMrTLr BusrMEss
Jefferson, va. Jockey CYMO.

HNHE nett meeting Of the Club will COM
n mrpee over th-ir fine enarse near Charles
town, Virgins, on Noniay, Sept mbrr %. 1886.
be hsll VII open ~i,h grand Match Race for
5000, bctween Col. Duysil'se. c. Charley Scott
by SIR Charles, years Old. aud g.. HARNESS. b.
T. Flnrinda. BY Star out NJ the dam Of Eneirro.
EeeoHd IIdg's Pursr $500. four mile hrsis.
Third Ddy's PTse. $40 mile h-sts, brst >
IN 5. Sccond Race. sd1Ie diy, = Svrepastrs
Tor wars Old tso mile hests--etarsnee $500,
f.--fo close BY the 18th August. Three en.
tries OF M race.
Fourth Days Ptrrss. f9n0. tWo mile hests.-
SAM day, aSveepssske for years oid. mile
hosts. entrance ei0O. h ITO close b. the 5th
August--thrts entries OF raes.
The ee'r-ne~ ior the parses gill be six per
cent The course - az exact mile, snd has hsrn
much Improved since last year. Clssrlesoua 10
~ The Rs'l-Rnsd lrading from Baltimore 70
Winchester. snd only miles from the Canal
lrading from Washington CITY.
wa. CROW, ".
July q 1896 TSranrsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
A CARD.

4HHE public are ssssrsd rAai Dosssr ODD.
- hths vsassAsls BAIsAnze 0vu, g
fLAsTsa. hss given The most sonplsts asG
Psrfset satisfaetien, - . rs1sdy fer pains,
isnebess, and veskness In The si6e, breast.
and back, OF any part Of the sysssa where
yer it has beea Introduced, sod has super
seeded The use Of every other Strengthening
Plaster, wherever is VIRTUES have become
known.
u has liksviss proved itself 10 be On en-
eellsnt end edsetual remedy for Rheums-
tism and Corns upon the feet. ln proof Of
which, nothing further need be sddoeed thsa
the fact that upw ards Of $4,000 rolls Of this
Plaster have been sold during the past sea
son, upon the ses-board io The middle and
northern States.
The afflicted cannot hesitate 90 give u Q
trial. when they are informed that The usru-
lecturer pledges himself. in every sase, To-
take back the Plaster, spd refund the mo-
neg, " il should not be found 10 answer 10
Recommendations.
Just received. and for ssle by
JOSEPH @. HAYS, Hsypsvr Ferry,
HAYS & HIGGINS. SAspAsrdsfsrn.
June 2. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
German Piano Forfes.

WNHE subscriber will receive order. for
- German PIsnos, . sample Of which esn
be seen ~ Mrs. Griggss Boarding House in
Charieslown, and nj NIr. ENTERS tavern,
ShePherdsto~n. These instruments are plain,
and Of superior tone and touch, aud will be
furnished at the very moderate price Of $3.50
each. They may be had plain or ornamen-
ted. and Of any kind Of wood. for the same
price. ] will warrant them perfect, and
should they fail after . sufficient trial, they
may be returned and the money refunded.
! am slso agent for the Boston Factory Of
Colbert & Co whose Piano Fortss will sell
here At the Boston prices.
NATH. CARUSI.
Charlestown, Aug. 4. ls36-tf.
N. BIT shall continue TO come up every
sumner and give Music lessons to Mr.. Jones's
scholars and others who NAV wish 10 learn
In ChariestoWn aud Shepherdstown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
TRANSPORTATION
on THE
W'iMchesser 0Hd POs0M &c
RAIL ROAD.

RAIL ROAD.
UVHE President and directors Of the Com
II psny have established the following
rates Of travel and transportation between
Winchester and Harpers-FerD
Fars through, with reasonable sllowanes
Of baggage for passengers set down or Ia
ken up at the Depot, or st the Island Of
VIrginius, near the Potomae. also
For any intermediate distance per mile, s
DOWNWARD TRADE.
Toll for transportation from the Depot nj
Winchester. and delivery % the end Of
wsEer's Bridge on the Mary land side Of
the Potomsc, for Flour per bbl., 10
wheat per bushei, S
Corn and CorO-meai, Rye and Rys-ussl, per
bushel, a.
Oats, ,
Bar Iron, Blooms, Pig Iroo and Castings, per
ton 0I.s0
AL other commodities, per ton per mile, 6
Transportation TO and from any intermediate
DePots, the same proportional rates with
the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
transportation from the place on the Mary
land side Of the Potomac above mentioned
TO Winchester.
For Plaster. per ton, 1l75
Salt, per bushel, 8
cish, per barrel, 30
Merchandise, and all other eommodities, pc =
hundred pounds, n
And to end from any intermediate Depots,
the above proportionaie rates.
The shove rates include ell charges incl
dent TO transportation, 10 and from other
eompsniea There will be small addition
al charge made at the different Depois, for
receiving and forwsrding-sbout 2 cents on
barrel Of Flour, and similar rate for other
commodities.
By order Of the Board,
JOHN BRUCE, PrssldsAi.
Winchester, March }, ls36-4L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
N1sD EYrns.

TIVE undersigned having united them
srisrs. since the hrs of Arril lssi 81 the
copper, tin, and sheet iron bDsincss, the manu-
fsotery ~ih hrrrsftrr BE- eon,lucted unsIsr the
Bun 81 ihomss RswliHs X Sos. ~ uhpsn ~
kiadS ~ copper, tan. snd si,rrt irua ORR ell Ne
executed b. the nestesi EHd moss sahsispiai nsn-
nv. Ihry Ill rpsse aad p'ri up i,oasr sp''''tlag
a. oEdsr, 81 the shsrtrsi uulice. fhey stli : evp
90 hsnd si1vr PIP. hllios vsrr. esEen bnHrs
Nc. 1bey viil d. 81 kinds e e.sting such ~
nisshins bnHrs. brands. bells. Ne Tbry hrpc.hy
strict si'rHiioa ~ -'is't~ss q, sa~rit SD
q continuation nf Vtihlie patronage
THOMAS kAWLiNs h SON.
Augga ~. 1875.
Oid copper, brsss. pevisr, Ne. lskrs 10 sr-
cisnEc for sOft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

vi ME subscribers respectfully solicit the
IL attention Of the citizens Of Jefferson,
Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley. sbd Loudoun
Counties, TO the excellent MARBLE
now manufactured one nile South OF Lei
ssrsourg. Washington County, Mary land,
consisting Of
Monuments, Tomb, Sab, Head g. Foot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

I'm dntieiPdtory WisA.--A lady
made Christmas present 10 an old
servant. few days before il might
have been expected. II was grateful
ly received, with the following Hiber-
alan expression Of thanks: nm very
much obliged TO you. indeed. ma am,
and wish you many returns Of the sea-
son before 70 eonss.--Ftazey's Literary
Chronicle. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15

TRAVELLING

YRAVEL1xN0
on THE
WINCHESTER and POTO.H.4C
RAIL RO.1D.
HNHE cars leave the Depot ct Winchester
- att o'clock in the mot ming
Will pass Steveosons Of half past !, where
passengers can be taken up or set down
ThomPson's depot Of Is min. past g.
Csmeron's do. 81 half past e.
Charlestown about 9-snd
Hslltown half past 3:
Arriving IT HsrPers.T Ferry in time for psssen-
gers TO take The morning cars TO Baltimore.
RETURNING,
They leave HsrPers-Ferry ut 4 o'clock in
the afternoon:
Arrive 81 PalltowB at half past -
A. Chariestown about s.
Csmeron's Is minutes past s.
Tbompsons about half past s.
Stevensons about 6 o'ciock-and
Reach Winchester about ] o'clock IN the
evening. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester. March 81. Is36--f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
STONES,
Door and Window Stills.

Add every variety Of work in their line OF
business Possessing the advantages Of va
ter power, and plenty Of most beautiful
Marble, and . determination 10 sell low.
they humoiy solicit share Of public patro-
mage. They have also on hand at their old
stand, three miles North East Of Boonsboro'.
al assortment Of 200 pair OF Grave stones
Of Beaver Greek Marble.
PeFsoss wishing to purchase, will please
forward their sPitaPhs. size Of stone, snd
place Of destination, &c. by mail, and
they shall meet with prom t attention.
81 tho standard prices. Persons wishing
to see the subscribers will please write, and
they or their sgebts will call.
A. & w. LOUGHRIDGE.
LsiIersburE, Washington. Co., Nd.
July D. ls36.-Iy.
n. B.-Any person Forwarding six i6serip-
tions shall have deduction Of 6 per cent.
All Stones delivered TO purchasers
A. X w. l..
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solely from ,er.,,bl. ma,

nREPARED solely from vegetable mat
II ter by JACOB HOUCK. Baltimore, Which
may be taken With perirrt SAFETY hy all ages sud
IN all Diseases. Its cures SRI for the following
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, los, of Appetite, indig-s-
ton, Inflammation OF the stomach Heart Burn,
DiArrhra, Dy seHtery or Flax, Piles. Fistuia,
Ohs,rueted MrnstruAtion, NEue aud Fever, Bi-
l'ous or Remii,eni Fever. T,phus Fever, Scar
let Fever, Snisli Pox, Erysip-las or ST. Aniho-
ny's Fir-, Asthma, Pi-urisy, Measirs. yellow
Fever, CostiVrness, Wind on the stomach or
Bowels. Choirra aiorbus, Consumption, Infuen-
IA, Colds, Coughs, Inflammation OF the Chest.
Palsy, Govt, Rheumatism. Infammstory Sore
Thrust, Group, Inflammation Of the Heart,
Dropsy, Riskris. Diseases oT the Liver, JHanaliee
Difficulty Of Making Urine, elect. Mysteries.
Nervous .od SerofnlOus Affections of the Mem
bers and LigAmcus, Mrreuri.l and Vrner-AI
D'sessrs Ulcers, Sores. Affections &c the skin,
snd sli diseases arising from impurr Blood, &c.
Price per Bottle - 5O--For sale by
JOSEPH G.. HAYS, Hdrpers- Ferry,
HAYS * HIGGINS, SJ.ephersis,0.pu.
july ~ Ik.i6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-15
.NSiu Store.

EHARLEs sTALEY having purchased
" the stock Of Goods Of Bushrod s. Pine
end receiving fresh supply from the BsIti-
more market. &c, which makes his assert
msni complete. Is now ready TO sell on ae-
eommodsting terms.
BarPers-Ferry, Sept I, 1886.