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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
mo CURE RIO Pax.
PRICE 81.

N1 o FICTION.-This extraordinary che
~ rnieal composition. the result oT science and
the in'cntion az q celebrated medical man, the
introduction Of which 10 the public vas invested
9th the solcmnity of deaib-bed bcqnesi, has
s'nee gained reputation unparalleled, fully sus-
tanning tie correctness Of the lamcnIed DR. Grid
ley : last confession. that =. ht dared not die ill.,
out giving 10 PosIcrty the benefit Of his know
ledge on this subject, and lac therefore eaaeath-
ed 10 his friend aud attendant Solomon HAYS the
secret OF his discovery.
u - now used Ia the principal hospitals, and
the private practice IN country FIRST aud most
certainly for the cure Of the PfLIs and also so
extensively anA ctfcetually 20 battle crcdnIity,
unless where is effects are Witnessed. Erler-
HaHy.ls' the following complaints:
For Drepsy Treating extraordinary sbsorp-
ton At once.
~ SrFeiiHgs.- Reducing them in fe~ hours.
H1eh"dfiS~. Acute or Chronic, giving qiIisk
Sore Throaf.-Hy cancers. ulcers or colds.
Group aud Uh0sptng Cough -ExternsiIy,
and over the chest
feu hours
Sgre' and L''ecrs.-whetber fresh OF long
standing, aud fever sores
lie Operations upon adults and children Ia re-,
due'ug rheumatic sWeIlings aud Iooseoing cough,
aud ugh'ness Of the chest by relaxation of the
parta, has been surprising beyond rnDeeft,po
be common remark Of those uho D we used b,
IN 'he PIEs, -. IL acts like . charm"
TIE PILES.-1hc price 81 !. refunded 10
'ny person who S'li use = bottle Of Hays i.,ni-
u'cnt for the Piles. AMI rrturn the erDpIv bottle
without being rnrrd. Thew are the positive or
drrs IT the proprietor 10 the Agents. sud out Il
many ih1usal.ds sold, not ouc ias been uusaeeess-
Gh.
We mgl,t insert certificate, n any iensth. but
prefer tat those Who sell the article sboud exhi-
bii 'hc original q Plrciasgr,
C.fJTION'-Nonc can be genuine uiihou,
splendid cugra,cd vrspprr. 90 which D, nv
Han'r, and siso that Of Hr .fgerfs
SOLOMON HAYS.
CI-s ~ uhrlrsalc ani retail by tou..tnsk X
Co., Sole Agents, 2 Fitfrhrr.strrrf. ursr M.
dcn-l. ouc door below Pe.ri-stre,i. Nev-
, 'rk' aud ~ nhr Druggist ~ every tow 10 tic
In,'n. And rccslt~d % lOUNG-s
tiarprrs-Forry Nov ~. 1857 -fm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
E0rfhenIcGrc. SC.
1--WE subscriber has received, per bsraus
Il Tiberias, from Liverpool,
100 PACKAGES or EARTH
pMWARE,

comprising general sssortment u dssirabls
GOODS II superior quality, AID neat pat
terms. which be will sell % iosg, q not low
e., Than they can be purchased else here.
Country Merchants within reach 81 the
Chesafsaks and ohio Canal will Gnd Il 10
fboir advanIago 70 purchase 81 the subscri-
Der, % they Will DO carefully packed and
Forwarded.
The subscriber expects Corrective in few
dsys 10 Or - hhda. CHINA. consisting
q Cups and Ssucfn, Tea sets. Ge. &c-
Pure white, Enamelled. Embossed snd Gilt
Of a variety Of patterns % the latest shapes
ard style.
ISIS assortment Of GLASSWARE. both
plain ard cut, j. good. snd will DO soid Is
low Is can be bad hny where.
Order By nail are solicited, ~ particular
care viii BE- taken 10 selecting The goods aad
Sling The orders With precision.
ROBERT 81 MILLER.
Alexsndvia, Nov. -, ls57--tl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
NEwspApERs.-.The Hot. Juds,

NEwsPAPERs.---The Hot. Judge
Longstreet says, Small is The sum re-
q,srcd TO pa.ronisc a newspaper,-am-
ply remunera,ed is the patron. care
not how humble and unprc'rnding is
the gazette he takes, IL Is next TO i'm
possible to ill sheet fifty two times a
year without putting into 1t something
that is worth the subscription price.
Every parent whose son is of from
HIM at school should supply him with
a newspaper. | well remember what
a marked difference there was between
those Of my schoolmaies who had. and
others who had not access To nensra-
pers. Other things equal, the first was
always decidedly superior to the last
in debate and COMPOSITION at least
The reason is plain: they had com
mand Of more facts. \ newspaper is
the history of current events. as " ell as
copious and interesting miscellany
which youths will peruse with delight
when they will read nothing else"
"A father OF an interesting family. re =
siding near Detroit, not long since stop
ped the only newspaper which he ever
allowed himself or family. and solely
on the ground that he could not afford
the expense. This man chews up four.
teen dollars and sixty cents worth OF
tobacco every yeaJl
Education is a better safeguard for
liberty than standing army. Ii We
retrcnch the wages Of the schoolmas.er
We must raise the wages of the recruit
ing sergeant Edrard ErereH.
To educate a man in this country is
TO make him good citizen, 20 establish
him in the principles of political sci
ence, to make him acquainted with our
history, government and laws. and 10
teach him our great interest as nation,
and the policy BY which they are TO be
maintained; impress him deeply with
his responsibility, his great trust, his
obligations TO disinteres,ed patriotism,
as the citizen Of free State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
Millinery a Man-
tua-WnktBg.
-. EEEx.amnrn.a. R..aI.rR.

EUST arrived from Winehsstsr, - aew
e. prepared 70 carry on the various
branshes Of her businsss, IN The roous i'm
mediatsly over the store bouss occupied By
Mr x. Doran. where she will be pissssG 70
exeeote AZ ORDER IN her iine with FFomptns "
and despatch She hopes, BY sres atisn-
ton % business. and desire 90 please, %
merit shsre Of public patronage, and re-
spectfuliy soIiens She sane
she viii Be regularly sspPlisd 9Th The
aisst Fashions, Ne.
z nsrpsrs-Fsrry. Rov. %. is51.-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
From the Germantown Telegraph.

.2dr1nfGCts Of taking Newspaper
Te are not going 10 write you homily
on this worn-ou: subject. We know
you wouldn't read il If we did. But,
we want to tell you alitile circums, stance
that occurred short time since in this
neighborhood. which will not occupy
much more space than you have alrea-
DIV gone over. Ii is this. A subscriber
Of ours, who like too many others who
don't know their own interests, got the
fUolish idea into his head that he could
not afford to take the paper any longer,
as the times had become so dreadful
although, he being a farmer, was
making more money than ever he did
and so he discontinued il. We struck
his name out reluctantly, as we do all
good subscribers, and according TO his
orders sent him no more papers.
II wasn't long, however, say two
weeks, before we had another visit from
him. 1t soon appeared that he couldn't
afford 10 take nd paper any longer, and
he forthwith had bis name re-entered
on orr list, at the same time suiting the
dN'lOu W huC NOIu1 uC ItdIDCu w a
five dollar bank note-none of Dyott's
and We instantly returned him a
good three dollar corporation plaster.
and receipt for ;hc balance he being
one Of these kind. hospiiabIe men.who
fall into the good practice of paying
their subscriptions in advance. But,
let us have the little circumstance,
we think we hear some of our readers
say. We beg pardon-ynu shall have
il in a trice. After handing him the
three dollars and the receipt-(we al
ways give reccipts)-he said--but no
matter what--hc laid down before us
three two dollar counterfeit notes Of the
Spring Garden corporation, which he
had taken in market, through ignorance
Of their existence, but which the very
next paper after he discontinued, would
have told him all about.
Upon making enquiry OF his neigh
bors-who Of course took the Tele-
graph--he learnt that they too had been
offered them, but having opportuncly
been apprised Of their character. they
we're promptly rejected. This is the
little circumstance, gentle reader
and ss our friend rose 10 depart, he
gave US an expressive smile as be said
We should now continue the Telegraph
until invited 10 his funeral and We,
not to be oui.done ia courtesy, made
one Of the mos, graceful corporal incli-
nations you ever saw, hoping in true
Turkish grandiloquence, tina, be might
live a thousand years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
NUuIts WIZ TuhtH TrtTHfts
GEORGE STUBBI.EFIRI.D.


IoutsA CoUNrT. Va. MAY -. 1885.
GTSrLENtS. Agreesbly 10 promise. proceed
10 give you some Of the cures effected In this
part of the country, by means Of M0rison,.
Pills. The limits of letter. however, vail not
slloS 20 furnish you vith hut frW eases. snd
shall therefore cobfRe myself 90 sueh oDly -
came under my own obscryaiions aud first, !
shall state nav oSn ease. ] had been iAbOTiag
under Dy spcpsis Tor YEAR,, bsd consulted Hsny
Ph, sicisns. sithuut receiving sHy benefit from
their prescriptions. and hsd d'sps,r,d a. eni1,-
,ng sny health again. ! experienced III tee hof-
I'D sensations auruding most diseases, such ~
vomiting loss of appetite. hrad.sehc, - thinning
~ A., head Sinrss 80 the io'u's, burning - the
hands AMI icet. sueiling OF tie body, Ne. &c
such. sud worse, vs. ny state uhcn ! hrA OBJ
ta,ned Mousou's Pills. took them rviuclsnt-
~ SOL with much percussion After tsk,ug
then, shout too seeks i0ui.d nv =, " altogether
nr~ mat, sni hy taking them occasionally
siay' have co t'uued 90 Eood health. " 90 nov
sho't three years s,uec. hssu used 30 other
nvd,siue
Nj \ c.. neigi boz 81 fnine bsd g.
~ sf.upl,,t snd 49, threatened 9Th SECOND
atiatk I -s,c bim bfisk doses 81 No 2 pile
for f,s DAYS. rhrn b, sod h,s hs-lih 49, bet
ter thsn % hsd b',n i0f Yeats. Tbs occurred
ta0ttafs szu. aud hr be- sIiil ~ goufl heaitli.
trrcrmucn'isd ibe P,iis o. = iady sho vsscN-
trsr,, " lov uih sjsHtng 81 bicDi. spu.stimcs
~ eek not Co lis abic 90 sprsk. u,t her
sometime sitrfvHfiis eslkInE rniie ifDni h1fn-
ahr taif sltr bal tsksn nuthtug htit thr fills
4 rtusst kablr easr h0vrvtf, uas thst ~
sissr .o had been derspgsd usfcs yrsrs, -
ti,-t q 80 necssssf, 90 eni.dur i,,r. ~ u,s usr
~ Mofis1u's Pills. BE- hcsith 49, so0p restored.
snd she has bcrb vrii ever siare.
~ exttsme rsse ~ biiiDus fever occurred 30
ny osp lsutlg ~ ttstife uss drspsifvd u -
prompt snd ia,i,,1us use ~ tlt~ nsedi dhis
itdttidusl 80 spgtdiiy recovered
M'ny oii,r rssts hs,e sofnr vithiafsy o~u
knnu tifr4 90 sittsh ti,f ptils have hsd tr niast
hsppy ELECTS We hatr fouHd ts,n sdHa'f-liy
ssinttsd o. the ssfious sospl,isints q shfiifvn,
etrp FROM moafh old nd ups-fis, aud uui
siHelc csse ~ tiekncts has ortufrci iu 49, fsnai-
~ f1r thfer yrsrt ~ snee hfu gHt thc fnrfii-
riue. iu shish n hss noe proved ssluisfT.
Ihc show ere fstts sd you sre - l,rfffsi is-
bfrty io make shst uss fos pttase ~ tifri, sod
a. hotd NE r-sroptihis f1r ~ ihsf s iisfstu eo-
rpaatcstcd. Nours, rrspsenuliv.
UhAtt HIOGAsON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
MILLING BUSINESS


nj the Ford Mills on the Shenandoah River,
near Reyes Ferry. in the name aud under
the firm OF FORD & SNYDER, commence
ing on the first day Of the present month
(July,) 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-
lyercd IN their Mills, or delivered at any
receiving point on the Rail Road, or at any
convenient point on the River. From their
experience n Milicrs, they can say with
confidence Ia all these who have Wheat 10
dispose Of, that IL will be greatly 10 their in
tercst TO give them call before they make
disposition of the same; aud the, earnest
~ request their former customers not 10
make any disposition Of their Wheat with
out first seeing them, rs they are well salts.
fed that no millcrs west OF the Blue Ridge
can afford TO pay better prices than them
selves. To any OF their customers that may
prefer grinding, liberal advances will be
made, and strict attention paid TO their in
siructions. The Bull,hin Mills, formerly
belonging TO John Iisines, deed, and Mr..
John Myers, will still be carried on by the
undersigned. and ono OF said Mills kept ex.
pressly for the reception OF RYE and Corn;
for which kinds Of grain the highest market
price will ut all times be paid. Fish, Salt.
and Plaster, will be kept at the mills, TO- the
accommodation Of their customers and those
disposed TO deal with them.
Ia closing this brief notice, they should
be acting ungrateful TO their feelings were
they not TO offer their sincere thanks for The
very liberal encourage ment they have here
tofore received, and hope, by promp,ness,
and strict attention To business, 10 merit
continuance Of similar favor
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
July = ls3G.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
Notice.

IN July last gave notice to all those haS-
Il ing unsettled business with Daniel Sny.
der, and Daniel Snyder & Son, to call with
a view OF closing the same. Many not hay-
ing complied with that request. am again
compelled TO ask Of those interested, n
speedy settlement, as il is absolutely neces-
sary that the business should be closed with
as little delay a. possible. I therefore hope
that NoSE will neglect this call.
DANIEL SNYDER.
Ian. S, 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
Fruits, Confectionery, &C.

INCLUDiNG:
Orsnges. Lemons Pruu-s
S'it Shell sud P.p-r Shell Almonds
Filhrtts; Eugiish Wslnuts; Prvou Nuts
Best Bunch Rsisins
Candies oi ever, kind
Frcnch Cordial Drops
ID. Jelly Cakes
do. Gum Drops
C,tron; Weu-lniis Preserved Pine AppIe
Gugrr: Iiicacns: and Lines
frrreh Brandy Fruits, in glass jar,
CrsuhcrricS
Snlt,na Rsisins; Zsnte Cnrr~nts. Sc.
Water, Sugar, Soda. aud Butter Craekcr,
l.. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

FEVHE subscriber has entered into peeunis-
4 ~ obligations whieh render Il iadapen-
sshle that 81 persons REsinst whom be hes
accounts 81 longer standing than January
ist, 1887, should settle the same without de-
lay WA. YATES.
Chsrlestown, Nov 2. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
Ian. S, 1887.
For Sale.

For Sale,
NAMILY FLOUR. Superfne Flour, Rye
II Flour, prime sified and uns,fted Corn
Meal, Oats. Ohall OF different kinds, Buck
wheat Flour. whole Corn, Potatoes, Dried
Apples and Peaches, Bacon aud Lard. and
q number Of other articles in their line Of
business. JOHN SCOTT,
For Ro'oland, H.0lsbO,rsr & Co.
Opposite the island Mill,
Harpers-Ferry, June Is, 1887
N. BIN view Of keeping up a supply.
those having the above articles to dispose Of
will find ready sale for them at fair prices,
by calling on me at the above establishment,
or any Of the firm.
JOHN SCOTT
June Is, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

HAVE loaned q some individuals in town.
but 10 whom do not recolIect, the LIST
vol. OF the Memoirs OF Aaron Burr, and
Miss Fanny kemble's work. The borrower.
Will please send them TO nv Store
JOHN J. II. STRAITH
Nov. is 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
TRAVELLING.
Rail Road .y0sire.

IN and after s,h instant (Sept III. Pas
~ senger Cars for Frederick. BsI,mor,
and Washington, will leave the Ticket oGe,
at HarPers-ferry, a, 10 O'Clock, 4. VI. ana
arrive at Baltimore and Washington san.
day in good time.
r. BECKHAM, .i.,-t
Bah. & o. X. x. e.
Sept. |, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
xROA. FOUyv.DRr.
MILL 81ExxWIMo, PATTERN
GAxug0 q FROM YURNuuo.

MIL S1GxW1Mo, PATTERN
EAxuyo q moJs TURNING.
QpHE subscriber having removed his
u Fs~ndry sd -Msehias sAep, 10 the Depot
Of the Winchester and Potomac Raii-Road,
takes this method Of informing his friend.
and the public, that he Is prepared To exc
cute orders in tho above line, with despatch,
having Tools OF every kind nece sary for do
ing work 10 the best manner. he has 6rst-
rate workmen in his employ. Person, ia
voring him with orders. may rely on having
them well executed and promoily attended
to. lie has Patterns Of every description,
suitable for
Merchant Mills, Sa,c Mills, and TAresh-
iag Moehines.
And keeps constantly on hand . general a.
sort Of Mould Boards, Corn sheller,, Wagon
Boxes, Fan Wheels. Plaster Breakers, Sc.
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
May find u 10 their adv sntsg-, by calling and
examining for themselves. All order, thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
GEO. w. CHM.
NJ b. Cash paid for Old Copper,
Brass, and old Iron Casting, OF every dc.
scription. G.w.G
Winchester, Aug. 10. Is37--6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
GLASS AVID PUTTY.
NOTICE.

a PETITION will be presented 10 the
IN next Legislature Of Virginia, pray ing
that an Act may be passed, authorizing the
erection OF Bridge across the Shenandoah
River, from the Loudoun side to the Island,
at or near HarPers-Ferry. in the county OF
Jefferson, and for The incorporation Of q R<t0
company that will construct said bridge
without delay-it having become apparent
that the present company will fail to exc
cute the object for which il was created
an object, the speedy execution Of which is
demanded by the best interests OF the cili-
zens Of Harpers-Ferry and the surrounding
country. Oct. 5, l537.-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

ln addition 10 his stock Of LIQUORS. the FOL.
lowing have been reeeNed'
Excellent Old Rye Whisky
JsmAies Spirits
French Brandy
best Holland Gin
Lisbon, and another supply of Madeira
frvneh Madeira. gvnai"e Port, WINE
1rnerifr and Ctsret
His Stock Of DTE-STUFFS. embrace;
Ground and Clipped Log~ood
Clipped fustic
Ground Niearsgus. -Nsdder
Ground CsmS God. &c.
.in'0ny his P.iLN'T,S. arc:
Chrome Grvrn. ditto yellow
Spanish DISQUALIFICATION Red
yellow OshTc,
Red L-sd, Black Lead
Isor, Black. lamp Black
White Trad tdry and ground In oily
Whiting, Se.
r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
Fashionable Goods.

AM now receiving = handsome supply Of
II 3EW SAHSY GOODS, comprising
the latest style ana fashions, among which
the following article, may be found:
4 handsome assortment 6-i TbibeI Merino.
do do. DO. Ga and - English DO.
do. do. do. 81 yenitian Cloths.
do. do. Figured and plain ChslIeys,
do. do. Nosicna Delaines.
do. Rich, figured, and plain sys
colored N'LhS,
do. - ~, & 64 Thibet / suu,
and Highland H"h"LS'
do. French. British. and Am PRINTS,
Satin Lavambnline (new artieIe,)
Black figured Hrrnsna,
Black Italian Lu.tring.
Bnmbazines; Sa,ins.
Tibet, Chslley. and Gauze Scarfs,
FTtnch.Wofkcd and Tanib'd Collars and
Cape.,
fig'd aud plain Star Nett asd Thuelle,
silk, Cotton, and Worsted Hosiery,
SILK, Kid, Thuci.e, md Hoskin Gloves,
Thread, Bobinet aud Isle Edeings,
Cambria Bobinet Edsings s Insertings,
Bobinet and Thueile Edsings & Quiilngs.
Plain bordercd and D1mask Linen, Cam
brio and SILK handkerchief.
Swiss. Null, and Jacnuet. plain, figured,
nnd Bant1una Handkerchief,
Splendid Bonn6 ADD Cap Rib5ands, (new
syle,)
Lustring, Gsuzc, and Satin DO.
Also, n handsome assortment Of BON
NETS, SHOES, and many other articles in
my iine-to which would politely invite the
attention Of the Ladies.
JAMES J. MILLER.
Chariestown, Oct ~ lS3T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
DOnlcslicA.

4 CAN now offer large stock Of DO.NES-
Il TICS. which, from the recent decline 10
this article. are exceedingly low,--persons
who wish to buy will DO well TO call.
LINES J. MILLER.
Oct. 10, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
EinmOrsy EinmOrs!!

znuls Day received fan assortment 81
- Liquors 81 Of The bet quality, which
Will seli 81 unusually low prices among
them arc
Madeira VINE warranted superior. Tsne-
rifle do. old Port. do Champagne and
Ciartt Vince
Beet Frtrrh Brsndy srd Old Rye Whtsksy.
A. ny Brug store
Sept "a. 1857 " STRAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
URiAii HICGAsON


Gs~rtrsGs M0usou's Pills I eonsidsr
most intsiusbis ncdieine, hatinE fairly tested
ihem is ny oun ease. ne partisaisfa a siiish
TAX octatiau % gsie ior re teurli "a tueh ss
nay BE- " Hks tiscsrftancra u 1aHusry, 1854,
80 t.kea s,ih he measles. aad before hsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

Salt and Fish.

n liverpool Ground Alum SALT.
h No susqushsaas iEHRING. r~erised
and Tor sale by IAtES \ iEkhit.L.
IIsIito~n, Oct %. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
Ceriiic0fes or Cmrc.
AnINGnnx. Va Anil

AHISGDoS. Va, April Is, 1886.
GESTLENEN-Below 1 send YOU a certificate,
voluntarily offered by an VI. ID, who has been
practising for tSenty years. retain the origi-
nal, sending you faithful copy.
MULHERHT Gar, Tennessee,
18th March, 1856.
Rev. r. l.. Il. SHAvTR:
SRA few weeks since procured 81 pack
ct OF Morison's a., gean Pills, OF our mutual
friend, Capt. John Dunn, OF Abingdon with
view OF testing their efficacy by q fsir expert
meut. On ms return home, l called Co see q
Mr.. Thomas Lanimore, IA Lee county, Va who
hal been STACKED with Fever and ChiIIs, in the
State of Illinois, whittier he hal moved several
years since. After several months OF severe Ill
ness, his ply sieian advised him 60 IcHvc the
country for the benefit OF his health. After hi.
return To Lee county, the ehills grew much
worse; he became very much debilitated suffer
ing At the same time from pain IN the chest, sore
throat, hoarsencss, severe cough difficulty of
breathing, burning in the palms OF his hands
and soles OF his feet, hectic fever, dy senterN,
aud, as necessary consequence Of such com
pIication OF disease, grest prostrstion OF muSeu-
lar poScr. prescribed the Hygrian Pills, TO be
used according to the printed directions accom-
panNing each packet. Ia feW day a most vio-
lieut. fever arose. Ia an anticipation Of such re-
suit, had directed him Co take fIrcHig PIRs of
No .. To continue until the fever began to yield
10 few days all the unfsvorable symptoms be-
gan To abstc, his health aud strength have Era-
duslly returned, and he stated TO me . few days
ago he Jeh quite IrSH 1'hissure Was performed
30 ihr space of about three weeks
am so we'll satisfied Of the efficiency OF Nor
ison's Pills. that have purchased seven packets
to-day. which intend 20 use In two eases that
have hitherto bsflcd the tact oI the physician,
and resisted The potency u his drugs-URe
case 81 pArtipl insanity, the other Of ApopieHy.
Should success Suend the use oC that valuable
medicine, YOU shall have Ill the particulars
Yours, With much respect.
GEORGE SIT mn EkIRI n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07
NEGLECT IN SMALL MATTERS

NEGLECT ~ SMALL MATTERS.
"tic tnt u unjust In the least 10 unjust sis1 %
much. - LCEE W. %.
We often find individuals manifest
ing a great want Of attention ia regard
10 the payment Of small debts, while
they arc extremely careful and pune
tuai ia the payment Of notes IN TIC
bank. and ia al their commercial
transactions.
For instance there is man takes a
Newspaper; The price Is only a small
sum, and the publisher cannot send a
collector to every individual 30 this
man lets his subscription lie along per-
hsps for years. and perh1f' never pays
H.. The same individual if IL had been
note nj the bank. would have been
punciual enough and no PANS would
have been spared, rather than let the
note run beyond the day. Wby' Be
cause, II Ne does not pay bis note in the
bank, Il will be protested. and his Gre
dit Will be injured, bot the little deb,
Of twenty shillings or five dollars will
not be protested, and he knows Il, and
90 be lets II e. By. and the publisher
has TO be at the trouble and the ex.
pensc Of sending Tor il. or 60 without
bis money. How manifest IS that this
men does not pay his note al the bank
from correct principle, bot purely from
8 regard 10 his own credit and interest
tr-agt Lefsrss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-07

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