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Notice.

flllE Reinforcement % Tue Land. .nJ 10,
- la i.e diGcrcat Towns IN M, royn,v =
competed. The act of Assembly require, the
A''i-tant Assessor 10 place copy AZ the Court
House door on tie ~; Jly OF Two successive
courts, "lih n0ta written thereon. IN som.
co.'s F'eAol' place, 10 The following easr(.-
~ Ptr-ons Interested la The ss.essmen,. arc
.-'eoy "iSfmt y, iiIi appeals tho re!rom IA &c
heard sni decided upon by the hoard OF P,,n.
tlPai Assessors. Who Will 1T m TIA. eount, !.
Wax noiico u any Intended appeal should be
F'oh to "a" ~ ~sii,SE; aul ILst any evidence
which say ono inay desire q iay before Ala,
Bo4'j, must be talcn IA tie form If ,Cit,,it.
800 eeli's'ri to mc, u 10 cxLisi'sd To- tins
o.-'s' BOOK containing the Reinforcement
VII De placed at tie Co4ft.ho.,, d.. ~, o.,
hi.t +ay Of Jlnu,ry Court. where an pe,,',r.
interested arc invited 20 tNanme IT,
JOSEPH McMURRAN, Il \ &c.
Ion 10 l-tq
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HERMAN FTNUItER. ND
WALLER NNN GNULI ID
NNDIPutS WERNER. NJ
Germany. Dc t-l.t Ia $50

"-tPs-'' ~ the l!"~'ng 'u.orm,tion given 10
IL, pVhito - -. ttaNi.u,i. Ia a.. f..,, ,s.i :,
H'''ii - H."-''se - ini~ shs,It prot -. 1, L~
- =" ~. ,i"'i s"d '-iutir n.cs.c,tr. ~a,,h, ~ :,
r''n' H"''''in - ,'ry syu,ura,,,,e person. .,I
'"e "'k geguGiy
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.fsorsss .Nt,lf,r0n..s.

Ia VI. PRINCE 5, SONs viii .--~,>>
make sste. Il rtees ari Cu,- ~: > =
ti"s' oi me Genuine Chinese Nctus 6. No.
S'1."eIn.H' Morus E-Pau's, A,p.ae, =
bTon''a' Cs"'on s"d other varieties, dvll,er41Ie
Ia Tie pu'ehasets at such period IN tho Spring "a
Is convenient 10 thcm, aud will enter into con-
Uacts accordingly. ftioes and terms for the
Trees and Cu'iinss will be forwarded To- ,il
Who mss Apply for them los msh. a, well a,
prices % 81. Worms Eggs. Mulberry seeds
'>e he N"itoau'is Tree, are remarkably Vi
s'rou', and aN We first Imported the zcuuiae
ucc' purchasers are sure of obtaining he true
kind. itu ftom thi. cause and from Tie rr.,,
attention pad by them ;bsi the tree, u.s, have
SOLO nave gwen universal satisfaction.
b--IrIt aud Ornaments. Trees. Plant,
aud Seai'. can be surPlied 20 any extent.
t'e'h.us Near New io'k,
Jan. II. i-1g st
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.BcueIrV.

connection with C.ni,s. Truits ord N.,.
- have on hsnd haDi.oms collection of
+e"Jt to "hich would invite tts sueaias
Of ite pablo fApl. ttf.,.t,.
she Pho l.lnWn. Ian 10 I-.I
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Frantic ION J.A" T.aa,c-ro, member IF c,.yre..

100 - ''t' ~ "'f''fei' y '9HsrcsS
- wssHINsToN. JAN 22u 1879
10 Mr. c. ifgsT5Ns. Fr-d,r,ek Ct,,. MD
Sir-Ii las been mt ~ish co. q enu.r,i. r.hie linn,
To eohimU' ies,e g. you u,r snoi ,Hc,, sitI. ~h,L
h''' "'cd Tie O'ot''.v'i 'usr"ted D., NJ. JudAios.
nov Sh' ii,erd's u :. % aust ~l,,L loa under.
s',.d - made aud sold Il, ser,ts ~ oic Nv ,ar.
srH hove npfi.ed th,s U,,tf..cnt duf,., i,, L.,
''rc Ar-rs, % every sieces Ot tumur a.,l un.,..i
s'''it l"iintc TO ptIducr sure Boo every ln.f.,t.
o'",'lsT a ihe mpst decided A..si eth eat a. f,.r
80 ~ eases - i'i'ur D. thr CO... all Il ua, and
"l'r I'nni nothing s. good e.. ~ouutl. q ANY de-
s'''id'on u NAV De- pr per - add that tl., cure a.
= ''"onr e-H'i N"te Ssrii'"g. g.,cn Over 3D., the
m'h distinguished piy s'ci.us 49, intus-Ll add
when lh.N decided would. WITHOUT au.l,.,.t,,f
prove ''l'i o. the psiistt uDdtt a., if,,. 81 .t
"'''" 'Hrctei ~ til us- 81 th,s ptuttneut mi ,r
F"''ht ~ ~ hnr hce.h h,s hub ~ ,t-,i %, t,. IT,,
h'H' bri"s &c siHrrd - prif,ct slate q auu',..,
.Ni'' ti'si Ia : 81 ~ aged guan, Witch bad been.
""nHri' Ant eNl'hitd one it,.diul ul.tt.tei sur
i-'' i'"m TIC krcc 60 thc foot anil ,sia., tlt .f,
Ns" 'Np tt7u hal been considered insur. Ll. - d.
si'''"'lIt cured hy ur applirs'tap 81 fuf .i,.,'.
'"'"r'' u'rt'tt 7u these tau cases slarL q n l.
az ny immediate nnttcr sud 4r.s tstns,t ~ a de.
'''" ''Hrh,r ~ iHr 'iIt-e' IT ti. f,iue ~, ,i s,,
90 'N""urs HHi 90 ulcers. have rNf,rr,r,,s,i a.. h.
s"'ed) uie good ID OF ti..s r.u...i, i t. ei ID
I''s s"d u every sgc,,.s g g. q, out.i IA .,.tn.
10 "'r i"st any ore leo ~tn oh,.e, t. ,,,..,,,i,
~ 'his o'"tmsni must hr sat.s.ed ., e. 4. lrn.G
&C." 'Ut'ls ''n -'ti, thc otuo,t conditioner. ID, d.
'''"i"'ni The usr ~ tius valuable remedy ana
sif, very respectfully
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.-IoftcG, Farmers S' others,
GRAIN WANTED.

|siisE urdersisoel. milling utier the Grm Of
y Ror land, Hehe6o~er 8 Co viii st,r the
,<"sI market price, for any quantity e :. ala
- az N."as' Our Wills are TO" com piotrd and
under full operation and are able 10 make I5o
barrels 81 Hour per day We will also grind for
'oIl and give the usUa. facilities. Beng stu,,eI
al IA srPer~fcrry, and well known. we can afford
!" give more for grain than any Mil, above u
ne WIZ receive Erain at the d.Gercnt depot.
""'S The kaI Road. a. well a. an W,nche,lrr
aud Nv ooSsdn~n the Shenandoah and Potomac
ri'srs-aud denver plaster ard oth.rprosucc
- ouF Toe, a, the ,a1.e Place, We Wou;l o..
pleased ('nd are sure you vii 6nd 1t 4, your
i"ieresp u you would give Is a call before YOU
Oppose OF our srain.
HENRY ROWLAND,
SANL HEFLEBOWEn
Oct. %, 1889 =
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saOttFfs
~ persons are farsostnsd srai-,t .,io~
Ne-ro Man npmcd Nost. Rt-hsv b..
'''-ifE Co. ne .rfersirrsd. ~ sad u.la 81. H..
'''n"'t' o. hre hiaseif ani 90 uh, 6,,,..
gro MS notice msy expect tho lawst,bs 81.
s'"y e"iofcsd against them ior so dong
VANCE BILL.
JOSEPH r. BILL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

VA. CnAHLEs QrrsS has given lessons. in
writing, 10 one Of my .ous, who has. TIM K.
greatly Improved under has instruction. MIR
Quinn seems 20 be a very decent gentleman.
'eN qualified a. q teacher Of Wtiiing
J. J. CRITrENDES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Toms pr Stlii9a n } mon'in
Board, incluiiu. Washing. Si5
Tuition IA all the English b. anches, 10
French. &
Music on the Piino or Guitar, by Don -,
PEREZ. per quarter. 10
drawing and SAetrhins from Nature
PAINTING ~ water colors-aiso, orr 10
o";aiand Nekz1 Tiuiins, per se.sion.
J1pasniuy, Painting on work BoAe.
Ebony Work, Transferring. SC. ~
tor one pupil learning both tho above, -
Wax Work in figure, AID 'fsuh, :
DO. Flowers, s
Jan. 10, 1889.
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II, Tore leaving RHopth.gl, had heard much Il
q" o'"'mc"t. nov Shepherds T. 4 % ~ht.b
N'u atp-sr before ti'r public ~ pt"pr,,inr aud of
~ Geo. l.d ,hc.'N "a cures ,rrsous u!. ~bou.
~" ~.' ''Ph"iIri N'nec my rrs,i,nee az Bill
""''' ~ ""i 1',tio' 4- 81 a Suru tleud II mine
sih'e'~d "i'l' p'i's Hs'in: ~, ,rif d "a ,ulI ,er
'"r 'Hme years Nth tais disiress.us au .,.c no.
T" '"es'''.'"~n srri'ri NUur Oiutu. 81 90 my on,
s''f' ''' sm Srsi'hed tist ~ Il n,sde a nrr-
''' cure J. \. BtNIZ
Ceru'iu g-Ronrn, Lombard street
Mr = lirrI9n,. Frederi,k Guy, Md proprietor
OF sLcvhSJd'.P. : Outnl.tt
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AGAINVF
~ CuiNrrnY-

~ CtIiNFFNT
: 81 Court 'rtne a. oprsr,1. upon arrr-nert
a va p, TOO htl ~ iuon4s turncr drr.i
o. Ia lands base tccn made s.ifi.et - Ia
%, f-oni a setiien, q thr ace.,I.t az ,.r
tt'I Executor u,t..; tcce,.tr, 10 be r,af, ,o
tr'Pfr principles BY a Co.nuii.,i.ner 40 ,ft,
''i.' u ascertain toe anount of the p-r.,, a
'-.4 3. 1913 bants, q q, HEREBY accoll..vl, al.
} 'isrd "rdcte1 aud drctc,i. that ,ta..rr CON-
i.s'ii.tr Worsa.1-iJ1 d.. Jcf.fs Ill, nr.t
'''t'' eNa'nine. sittc aai settle tt-.e .,eYf -.si
"ee'r'i = Conrad Biimyer Iz-cutar ~ r;,.
''t' i1r"ef, eeccssrd, si4uog tlftr., ...,l.
I"'''. - IS ho may deem pefuncrt ors.t.r,
we !Ii,'e' nay require ban g. state ..cet ,liy
20 -'hdlS' no - required auI off. rcd s...r-
''', snS report ~Iat rea, estate ga. f.rt Id, tt.
tt' Ih"1'is Turner. iis su1u8f rental aud I'd,
Na.nr' s"J "he'Aer @py lispos.ti.n . aniv,,i ~
coy has been made OF re .ar,e o. .ry ,.r,
''9fe0i ihIriIy. DO VII sscetl .1 aat f.,,,l
N'at dt5is u thr e.tste s!Dt fr.,.t. 81,
t'andi'k an1 unPaij--and 70 of.frr tlsf.,.t.f.
are OF Ief miy be- G..tc a. the Coart.l.ll .,.,
proper uIi-f ihr 1rls-rs %. t,e r.-.i,i,.,..t.
end TIC ~ih of IhoHl, Tqfasr. 1sers.rl re-
,uIn'rk D." report iu doc lims ln order .ur.
future decree '-' ."
C-gy-Tesie.
ROBERr r rR'ylS. C.,E
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.NITCHLEg. sIN:fvJrr -n.,,s n,

l'"d. tee Gcn,tai Am.ti,.a As.,t T., tl,,. 80.
"'''. '"r, iI.'rti,d O., thc ,,buo,i.i t,r.t,.k n
v, 'm".' has c'cst i,i-asut- 900 i,ilI,.l.. ti ,i
ing "Shf ,'ipnr''t.' i,ttrr tunuia rrsp.,, .hl..
'.' "''" ." Nv ork, ~h,sh a. la, tr,.tt,i
-ih many 'r..rs e s3u.ti,r ,hsr.cter--a ,e,.,v
'N' snug "fr ii'-'ue' frIta ss.,t-i Il BE-. N-..
IS ~,'l be '"e" h~'e~ -iu,h ta.,,u,,r ~ IA. an,
"'' ""'' 't'i'y 'i"'"'"t ',tt,ap Job, BE-, ... 4.
""et iufrs'r ,stabit, iur sh4t..t, a. ~ s..,.,
- he'"s ~'t'1u' parallel 90 tbs b,,,g,, of ,a,i,-
xtu- ~ '
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.NSIire IO F1,rn,nrs

NNiE under'isned having Ies.eI Tie ,tt 4
beicnEing o. Nr Holed Nonf ronsr, !,
ht1reto~n, " 10 terra u years are ors
pif'h % Grind Gram of 90 Kinds q the 49,
"i Col. or 90 pafch4.s az f,lf msrkstn,,e,.
'''tN snare OF pthltc patronage
CHtRLES EgR.VEs
JiTES n HIRAEs
hIleet1en. Ian. 90 l-al II O.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

NlYers Fevy S.ri7rs Institution.
JhSviHy lsr, 1889.
pHiIr Rsari of Director, have ,ti. J,, H.
a o'sTed t.si!s. q ert three rrr cent. Tor az,
LAT ~ moths, p. bic =, tie oG:ee II M, H..
s'iiu. lon. 80
JOSEPH G. HAYS. Late T.e.,.,,y.
H'rPor- Ferry. Jan ~. l~oo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

VI Charles Quinn. teacher uf Writing will
remain 10 our cfiy few weeks lie ha. been
teaching o. Memphis, aud IN other parts u thi.
,''is' ana rom specimens be has shown us We
should suppose bini 70 be- a competent tc,,har
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A"DdeH's EBnIs0D, for me
Tooth .HrhP.

NoR sale 81 ny Drug store 10 sbephsrl.-
tgun tu,,tNs
January %. t-1g
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IIsgiE:n. 20 VII:

~ ''e '"a&t superior Court Of La,-a1t Chac.
'',F o' J-u.rson County, November i'm,
"to'ge C.G-AiosU aai i-'G. P,.,.-,,r,
AGAINST
'g'nsi HiHHsgr, Ertra'ar ~ r. 7-.a, Ts,n.y d.
&C. 'iH5 IA shall Jln Biar,r,r .sn
'i't'1n I"Hc'. Etui. Roi,d. siG.m ~,
ss1s' j tn Ih0ai-, cnd .Isn > T.n,r hi
cat q 30 t4's istHE, Lti.s n ,a.f g.,-,.
1au'f6, ds-s4.,i, Brrrxr,.,.
AND
'af'' ,srIa. Er'tu'er r P.-fs Rs-,u en-,
q. .a,' t-s'eHilr 7 J.tyL limo
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&cggol.

"'LLLLth so4id fespsctfuHY .sfsrn
thofs kaoaiog tasmsslss. ,rfstt.d ~
hiH in'' % vsfy desirable hat th.,r s~e,,o,,
30. De 'snlfd % BY the close q this year
ur-snlnlf q IaIa N
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Franklin Afore

A SMALL sized Ffaoklia sieve for sac b,
Jaa. -. is5a 'b'N
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REEsORT r..

|Nf i'HrNi"r m a en- ~ R,p5tf male o. A,
hoard \ P,.bte Hogks
ETikN of the state 81 the gm,bge,t
y 'hafiestosn ald ilsfpers Fsf,, TYrn.
pse Company for tie ycsr esd,nz 2lih 40
ycmber. less
'p'ai STOCK $3.50 90
i'tn ~ ini"iisals 1850 nu
'.' t'~ ih'tiausls s-- -
sp1sc f.heJ By Board 20 Pubi.e WORK. trrg 40
,'"s from DO C0DNU 90
'.''' a'e IRON Complny, shout 40 90
bhPfnded 90 fhe usfk ffon, tts com.
NC hcsmcnt s--1J a
s'ai'n'eaf r Rfes'7i' dnisr q, tsar. r,s,
balinee in the hands q Tressgfsr
o. isst report af9 NJ
A"'u1l u Tolls received 100 S.
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ROBERT +. BROWN c!,,t

I'D uRSCANT TO tie foregoing decree H..
subscriber viii sell. al public auction =,
Tie premises. Q" Htdat,d..y i4e Gih dI, n Ma.
ntLf, atc0rGIns ~ The term, IIerr n..-,-I
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5000 Eishng 90 eommsnss business
VIZ hoa good sisod by msk,ax ,u,s,,s,.
ate application o. tie sshscr.t.r -
Psrs-fsny. ALTRfn ascs,-,s, ~ ar
jaa. ~. 1859 -I
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ET.s-nn .tr1,nin~

b 81 AFtNG now good workman ~ INV shor
am prepared 10 accommodate all u 10
~ y want any thing 10 the wsson-m.kiny Inc
'nd ih1i too al 4 short notice and noon fayora-
Die terms. TUCNyS piuTTN-s
Jan 3 1899
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liarpcrs-E'erry SAVINGS Ey,a
s.ifsi.i0si,

--NAsAShs
JANUAav lsr 1850.
Ma T.. tie undersigned oounrui,,es appoint.
ell % the Directors OF the u,rper.-
ts'tt savings Institution. to inVestisato IT. az
fs'ts 'co1' tho ~ a. juy lastfo the ii Of i,nn
afy. dat siN months,) and make md p,,bl,.h
'op.H thereof respectfully Efyefi th.t Sc la,
examined the books, scconuts, sud nenc-,,.
dHr'' ifom which We have PREPARED tie ~.
iowiug statement,
Ha'9'r'- fery slyiHs5 ialas!.a. or.
T. IA itce'd f,om monthly g. sosi,'.s s22,i On
II 80 " special fdo. 6.uI 81
10 - interest N loans 81 37B
II "a OF Gaes assessed &C -
o so3i7 -
~ cash RI. monthly deVo ,.,or' iec =
hy special do 3i.J &c
~ '' intcsosi spac4al
d'ppsit0rs - -
~ ca'H Paii for printing Is IN
By cash loaned to ind.s,Iaai, s-z7 .
In - i'sei fil.-r;sni or lie e7i, p "a, Ham.
ffrg Ssr'7e' hi,.uiioR Oh ne I.!Jn .l-sg.
F.o,nesory notes On hand ,l--.l D
ILIgiLITES.
Due .Peeia, depositors 1924 o.
hIo monhly do l4Ot4 -
bae special deposition, for
interest to Deo. u, Is:s U j.
)nav.n- the surn OF stoS ~
20 clear proit q NJ divided anon. ia. a.,
PostOr, IS c.vItrud.
IoNrAt<r BEcEuAtf
A NiLsUN.
THOMAS HUGHES.
'aa' - 49, ConBigs,.
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From ns,q3 U4agh.

Ihs,e known NJ. e. ~, ,isn. H. nc IA. ,.,,..-;
'"r 81 JrdAm's Oinimtut tpr ,e,rral ,e.,s .atio,
i"y 'e''"s"er 81 Maryland aud thc Otn,ulrut made.
~ h''" l. ''''r bcvu in lHu,h r..ut. n las been
~ l",h', u''h 80 my own r,i, ~h,l- living n
Mat, ''ni, ai.d dafips M, residence, .n u.,s az,
S'th success. ~ :, AI-t-ti
Meu.odi,1 Box Room. Nuibcrtt.St
New iorL. My 2u:h, 1855
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Patent Right SecHred-Be
srare OF Imposition!

HiCaNoNn. Va. JrLI IS. 1850.
Tbs ru'lir will he pleased 20 unttrsiaud that
vss the 0gisiasl dscosercr Of Jadk'u.' Oiufrns't,
snd sole pru rTirior II the pstrni fsom SIT ISt5
uu'l the eNrraiionoi the s.ses bat having connect
81 n,s .Clt sith ID. Jndktns in The ~.
prrmittrj the Ouimrnt a. bar hi. name. ihc
term a the pa,ent ha'ng ,Np'tcd she 2fth iutr
have made improvement an thc sssas. r. t-ssn
out patent thereon y. SiiEptiEkn
The proprietor aware that the ointtn-ut -oali
fail iuto macy hands. 81 ~h"up -ould f.rols-
biN undertake rsk- %. sud Know ,ng the ,,sir-
Z, IT thc process ~oui render trsi II Il asut,vt.
rshhc confidence be destroyed. the ointment fai 49,
To disrcputv. uncr these cnnsidrtsiinns s-rtrv the
original anal crtsn med, Tor those pb-tiste dis
e.'es. some II which have long Lai!r,l ,he skii
Of u.cdirsl sei.uce
lat " hue S.eeasn7s q SVcEy description.
81 Ss~r I.css and ? ccrs - long sts.diur.
81. A1'rrif or Gssnii.,,- Tuners particularly
those haidr"ed ium1rs tt wo-4rt's breasts ~h,th
oiirnii n~s trtr1i0sis en- liberated cancers
Ah Fr'ogs. or What some people kLos BY the
name ~ Cafar7hs "f evcrV des,fii.tioa.
Sth. HlsHzs4fic P.sIis 10 th~ ,uiutS
9th. Sb'aHuI sni Brtascs q ,,crs description or
an whatever put situated
9Th Iti'efs q al kiuis. IL this eornpIaitt tie
patient, 'u applying the O'utn,v,. mas, A,e, tie
part q water.
Sh C.dbiIiIs, or parts nicetci by frotis.
Oh. No Cpf HsH4E
u = sis, n"c - ii'e best t~mcr. for Ba-.., md
Sri.a' u eases .he I4ia aud ar4~ thr ti" .4t in
. ahJrt tina. y SHEPHERD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Mr c. lirRsToNs-n. ii,,ins II I'LL rar tie be-
"e"' "' pee sous s"H,Tt"S hntn 't.,ut,.. e. r-kr
k"o~b cure effected ~ u.,pr Shr,,h,r,... f. :
o'''nr"i, prepared bt &. IlrtNpns, n.y. ,of,rm
N"u That a lftle s1u 81 matte ~as thro.n aosn aud
'"' over ~ man, and received q V,rV ssrioa. ~
Jn' !" one OF as k''rs--hr entirely i1s the usc cd
It, 49," mad 10 l'c ou los back sr,,f.i d.,s Swell,n
ann .'"'o'"''on cus'rd--'srious applications vi
"l"d, hu' 40 rchst. uuti b., advice u = friend 4
.I"'. !".' o"'u'r "t-t, continuing ,tc sypli -
non a!c~ - Il ,aaic p,ri,,t ,ur,
JOHN e. FRENCH
No. 81 south street, n.tuu,nr.
=, 70 NJ g 'I,rNpns, Proprietor ct sAvp plead.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-02-07

Nh Z. UrasroNs-Sir: Having been 80 she hs-
b't ~ n'"g hr Oiuim,ut prepared hs 'uu f.r y
"'"icr 81 sears. nas e.iv Sh, i,hcrd's P.,,ut Out
nru'. ,t'rmrtly 1u'k,ns. tor sounds 81 Var,eus
descriptions -"t ruts, frost bite ssaids snst htirn.
aud believing - Co h- valuable. have NJ D. satot,
"a recommending ito the I.ubie. 80 ht.il, 10
ui"N ~ AZ tht a. has generally bt,n iur.t, a. d,
istnily. Mos th~t Nj ii.rstats has h-.t t,, -
proctor sud mh""i,turcr ~ tb,s O.ntrnrnt fr var.
past. h.'iDg fr,qucniry received 10. .itsr dtr,.tI,
i'"i" himself S\N'L G. ONINGS. p
L're-0 S'1tes Nsrth Street, H.klas-r.
H'lUmore. Oct 6it 1887
have often u.s.! a, trT ist..,.,' ..,,- l.., ..,L
equal success 4 %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09

There 10 Death an a Slight Cold-We
extract from the third number Of series OF
essays on health and disease, which have ap.
peared in the Saturday Chronicle the follow
ing paragraph, full ofeloquence and unerring
truth:
"And here let me impress upon my fair
readers the necessity Of guarding against q
cold, by warm stockings, furred shoes, and
an adequacy of woolen clothing Beauty
is only 10 be preserved with health, and the
highest state of health is always accompa.
MED with the most attractive personal
charms. Neglecting these salutary precap
lions which common sense dictates, many
very many, fall victims to their imprudence
We have seen the young bride, blooming a.
il were, as the bird of paradise, and the fair
flower OF hope, the pride of her father and
the Joy OF her mother-ber cheek flushed
with anticipation, and her eye bssmiog with
soft expressions Of love-tbe gay dreams oil
Lille dancing on her fancy with The rich and
variegated tints OF the rainbow's promise !;
we have seen all this-changed-aye, the
wedding garment for shroud, and the bris
DIAL chamber for the supulchre OF the dead
and all this from neglecliog common cold
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09
TAILORING.
Fall and Winter Fashions

The undersigned begs leave to in>
form his customers and the public gem
orally, that he has recently received all
the newest fashions from New York.
Philadelphia and London, and is now
prepared to execute all work in his line
IN very superior stile, aud at the short
est notice.
He has in his employ superior work.
men who have distinguished themselves
in the principal cities of both this aud
the old countries, and having had his
shop fixed in the nea,est manner, and
every other arrangement made to con,
tinue his business on more enlarged
and much improved scale, he respect
fully solicits that encouragement from
generous public, which he trusts he will
be found to merit. The public are res
Pectfully invited to call and examine
his work and fashions, specimens of
which are always on hand.
@%A full suit of clothes will be made
at any time when required, in twenty.
four hours. Nj. QUINLAND.
| Stanton. Nov'r %, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09
LUMBER WANTED.

Preparationsare now making to build
an extensive addition TO the Western
Lunatic Hospital, and large supply of
PLANK & SCANTTTNG
is wanted for that purpose. Persons dis.
posed to furnish flooring, two inch yellow
common. or white pine plank. inch and
half. inch and quarter, and inch plank
scantling for various purposes, such as
Girders, Rafters. Beams, Plates, and
Joist, will do well to call at tn H os pital
where contracts may be entered into for
the same.
Cash to be paid ON the delivery OF
such timber. Application to be made to
SAMUEL Nj. WOODWARD.
September 6, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09
II A LILO Ri N G..
H e N RX BARE

lakes this opportunity of returning
his thanks to the citizens of Stanton,
and OF Augusta county generally. for the
very liberal encouragement which he
has received and would inform them that
he has made every arrangement for the
satisfactory management Of his enlarged
business. He has secured the services
oil number of competent workmen.
and hopes by his unweared attention 10
business to be able to render entire sat
isfactIon to all his customers. He has
received the
F0N s. EEinter Fashions
for 1888 s. 80. GA full suit of
clothes will be made at any time in
twenty four hours. il desired.
Staunton, Nov'r 90, 1888.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09

LIMIT OF SPEED ON RAILwAys.-Dr
Lardner has discovered, by experiments
recently made on the Liverpool and
Manchester Railway, that the atmos-
Phere is an opponent to railway speed
more formidable than has ever been sus-
pected. AT thirty.two miles an hour,
the resistance it offers is nearly eighty
per cent. Of all that the steam power has
to encounter and it increases in a pro.
portion so enormously greater than the
speed, that there is not the slightest pos.
sibility Of any such velocity of transi,
being gained, as some (and among them
none more ardently than DR.. Lardner
himselD have anticipated. 1t is ascer-
tanned that even forty miles an hour can.
not be maintained except at cost which
amounts practically to prohibition.
Late English paper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09
ATTENTION!!

e. The Officers of the 32nd
& 93d Regiments are hereby notified
TO attend in Stanton on the 18th, 18th
and 10Th of May next. for the purpose Of
training,as required by law.-Captaius
OF Companies will make their returns
on the first day Of the training.
FRANKLIN McCUE. Col. 32nd.
o. The Regimental Muster
for the 32nd Regiment will be held a,
the usual place on Friday the 18th Of
May.
March %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-05-09
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale, his
Plantation, situate on the head waters
of Middle River, in Augusta County,
adjoining the lands of Matthew Wilson,
VIM. Kerr and others. containing $50
ACRES. about ope-half cleared,
and in good state of cultivation; the
other half well timbered. The i'm
Provemen.s are good Dwelling House
Barn and other necessary buildings, a
large and never failing spring near the
house. The land is well ada pied TO the
growth OF all kinds of grain, clover and
timothy, &c The subscriber being de-
termined to sell, would say to those
wishing to purchase to call and examine
for themselves The above property, if
not sold privately by the Goth day Of
May next. Gill be offered at public
sale on that day.
ROBT. G. KERR.
March 2S-2ms