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GLASS IV1PE.

{ " all descriptions constantly on hand a full as
assortment OF Tnmhcrs, plain, pressed, ground,
star bottom and ca, glass Wines; Jces, Lemonade
and Egg glasses; Lamps of all descriptions; Lamp
glasses, DoeaneIs, Water Bottles, Specie Jars, vari-
Gus sl1es Preserve Dishes, cut glass Gu ard Bowls,
Pitchers, Sails, Castor Bottles, Revolving Cas,ors
and cut class Lamps for sale (cheap OF course) at the
new Crockery and Glass Ware House of
FARRAR, WAIT & ROOT,
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1912.
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BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY

SPlRlTS.-lo Hhds. n. f.. Rum, St. Croix do.
- Brandy, 5 Gin, for sale by
May. 1912. S, WALKER.
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TO YOUNG HOUSE. KEEP RS.
FARRAR. WAIT ~ ROOT,

IIEEP constantly on hand full assortment Of
IL elegant Tea Sets OF
Gold and China Gold band Tea Plates,
Gold spricd do. Gold edge md line do.
Extra wide gold band do. Godelgelno& spu.d 10
Gold edge and line do. Gold band Preserve and
White and spusd do. Cup plates
White China Breakfast and Tea Plates Pitchers
Bowls, Butter Stands and Nurse Lamps with small
Tea Pots attached, China lnkstauds, a very pretty
article for prescntslor sale cheap the Crockory
Store, corner of Church and College streets.
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1912.
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NXTINDOW SASH

JTTST TVVGTNGU 10, ~
and 2i-7 by 8 easements Of
lash, a first rate article at 3
aud 3! cents per light; also
all kinds and>izcs, furnished
10 order. Ticonderoga black
lead, a first rate article, for
ale very low, together with
-, rn,t I,1,tai,- fii ~ orti-
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merchants ON the most REQ soma e terms all orders
promptly attended to at his Factory Peprl Street
Burlington. Jan.3l 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-17
NEW SHOE ESTABLISHMENT,

u. w q 9 70 S
NiT GUILD ri, pecttuliv inform the Ladies and Gem
w tlclnen Of B lrnston and vicinity that lie Ina.
se'rnliy opened an esta! shnen, where he will man
ufacturc, wholesale and sca) all kinds Of work in
The Shoe line. lie lia> just received from New York
the pre-. style Of Lasts, Together with chnjrs &C.
icctIon Of Stock. He viii keep constantly on hand
and manuiScua 10 order all kind, of WORK got tip'
IN lrlS country; among which may he found Genl'-
Calf Goat seal aud Gsuar Boot>--Laiics' Caters.
Susk n, Walking shoes Sips, Sc. Sc. Also, coar,c
and KIP boots bora ior men amI Logs; and chsrcn's
Shoes II all kinds
f.~fca~e give him a call two doors Yves, of the
Pearl Street House, al 'he signof the Big Boot"
Burlington, May, i5i2 50c
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4. ROBERTSON.
VIEW STORE.

Inc new ofh Cash Hardware Store.
THE Subscriber having determined TO carry on
i the HARDWARE BUSINESS in all its lraucbc,
40 Burlington, Villas opened and now otter, for sale
an entirely new aud well selected assortment Of goods
n the above line
His object this winter Icing more 10 learn the de-
nant> Of the market, in order to lie able to supply
the anne in the Spring, and he intends doing a
strictly cash bu>iue>s, he solcit> share Of pnic
patronage, confident that his prices will lc found TO
sait all who may favor him with call.
Burlington, VI. Dec "a, 1911 WM j. HUNT
SIrong's Building. College street, near the Square.
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ces chcapas can be found at any other establish
ment. Gro PETERSON.
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uumfries, Itch Ointment.

Inc extensive sale aud established reputation q
DUMMIES lrCu OINTMENT, encourages the pro-
pretur 10 recommend It 10 tie public with renewed
confidence, lis the most innocent auI powerful rem
ely for this annoying disease il contains no mer-
curry, or any other dangerous in redicnt,--auI car
he applied at all times with perfect safety, Pro.
% cent, Box
Remedy for the Piles.
The coucurruC testimony Of relieved patients,
from all quarters, te-tfyn- to the cures elected ly
the mcicne after all others Ad. failed, together wuh
the increasing demand for the article from all parts Of
he country prove itiui lie one Of The most valuaLl.
specifics known forth, trou1lesome complaint.
;Lj-A Clergyman writes
Boston, Eel ruarv l3, la4l.
have made trial Of Dunfre,' Pile E.c.iuary AID
found It produced a >aiuiary influence almost imme-
d!atey, and confidently lcl eve il an ectual remedy
t.r that uucomurtn' e aui debiuarug complaint
Humanity has india. c me TO recommend It to person.
'ha, afflicted, and sol shall continue 10 do
lC"r- Tc peri..Iy, J. 5.
The relnvly con-i>t> % an Ointment and E'ectuary
Price tor Lu,u - cents, 81 cent, hen but one "
wanted, accompanied with pam anI ample .irec =
tons with description Of The complaint
pumfrles' Eye water.
For sore or ild4wed eyes, nothing known give
such immaculate and COM Portable relief aud in .ons
exceedingly d4d cases The most uuexpecl-l and de-
.rai!e relief has been found in the u>e OF this Eye
water, after other yeneaiss had. fllsd Persons who
have used Il, pronounce il without hesitation the best
preparation for SJre, r-c4E or ilfrmed eyes, they
have ever met with. Price % ceat, a bottle.
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U1G1R e. ARTHUR,

UtncraI AgcntS Tor MO7at> celebrated medicines
10 whom all applications for agencies must lie adj
dressed.
Burlington, Jan. 2S, 1912.
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DOUBLE. UMBILICAL.

+. l.. FARRAR
gives notice that
he continues to
carry on the bust
ness as usual Of
manufacturing
Stone ware of a
superior quality
IN all its varieties
and will NJ all
times be IN read
- 90
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-17

Mr.. r. Gadin of Delhi, n. V, of a naturally con.
>uInptve constitution, has lecn saved from an I'M
timely end by the Use Of DR.. Taylor, Basam of liv-
erwort. a severe cold rorGht ON attack of Plcu-
re>y, and thus ended in general debility aud Sump-
''~" ''"'"", "'''rl,, hectic flush, restless nghts
qcN pulse, ana continued loss Of flesh, aueered {
this hal,am grew better, and i. now fully restore.
TO health.
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DIED


Al Harpsrs~Ftrtys on lhe 2lth Of january,
Vt Inc II srience I'LL her ID. Mr.. !iqhn sait;
Mrs. SARAu hrAr4 "a years Of age. The De-
ceased was a fsiihfGI member Of inc Mfthedlss
.Chnrch -aad nj exemplary christisn igt many
years. = AZ
Departed tbs lie on Monday morning. Lass.
after severe and lingering illness in the 42l
pear Of her age E3iFIT r. cahsort Of a vi. q.
ffameF, merchaut e Hlili2 nispof:.sNd Inlhe
Eagloas relations Of life, Mis- exhibled=the
character d ran excellent vie. indulgeud moth-
ee. and ia her intercourse 4 IA society, by her
pleasing manners aad address. renewed he
M her stighbors She 6ispla7ed NIUE
durability ofchafsGter, and readily ;, mpaihize9
with those vho were ahli cied, and her bepcyr1
olence was tnfnffssi ii -aAmnisl etiag u HE
Yants of The according q her afiliy NJ
She had long siuce, IN early lifes connected her
self-Tith the RreshAterisn Church. end maS eD+
a5led 10 cherish asgaod hope, through grzce DC
her acceptance, and through the righteousness
OF Christ
I'M Her femains were carried 10 the tomb on
Wednesday morning, attended by large ,cont
course df relatives and ne u ! bors who lament
ca their loss ~ Wisiam,psrf7 BGnntr- Ieb 10
A:PortswoHih, IVA on Sandsy last. in the
e9th year Of his age, JoHS Tgo,lrsoN Hill, the
talented Editor Of the Portsmouth Times and
Repnhiean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
mrs. TRAw1N,s
eaGaQEAlEagla.

HNHE ensuing Session Of hi. fn,,,,u,;o,. = -
confidence on Monday the 4thinslaa..
TssMsIpEa srsslos or 5 MosrHs
Board'$4O, fsoashiing intiaded) S46
Ie1tt'on f'sallthe English Rf1sdisacles, 10 1
-Husis, " M, Goerts,) per quarter /
Of "a lessons, Ia
Gse Piano pei Session.
K he Malhematica,. Projection ofsMan. "A
Aftron9uicsa Pieces alsu, Drawing And Pa mi.
lngFIn almost every variety or seslsE Ebony55
Gh'nese-wofk Shell-wo,k ~ WORK and blh.
er ornamental branches, taught. & tsqsred,
una afternoon in4earh weeks devoted ID
PAN andi ornamental netaie-woIk, for which
there IS n6 extra { hafge sK II 4
he institution i furnished wilk 4 fiae Else
.r!csE Naehlne Tie largest size GIdHes !: snd
o'neH AS'ronomcal, MsttFems tical and Phito-
soPhical apparatus; bylhe use Of which Mrs.
Nh trusts thar The sciencesfwilt DO reUdeted -
sttraettse A. they arc instructive
Whilst the clltiSstioh of elegant m,nn.,.
WI receivesdue attention. the Icuiture of ths
mind and heart viii ever demand aha co,nt;nno
loEreeelse The most prominent dare. The sim
oil the Teachers berg not onis to Train tha
touthtuE mind % The thJoy menlI On intellectual
Pfeasures here. but depending dn Divine assi.-
lance 70 tltthem for thatLst lwher. the IA
se9ope ment of all ther.powers DIV De emniss.d
lnmofe +subiime and holy sciences. MA bones
nat these views viii ACCORD viii the Judgment
81 parents and guardians generally ana 4hat
Their !mpartance will BE- dpubly fell by tie b.
rlls op,account1of thejr5parenls sanc ton and
spprobstions III. e.I
T. charlosioyn, Fqb. ID, lsla- sn.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
S34ra1fTsm 81. ~ RTooI


he rePFAi~.i e.ts,s d the s,.Aere. hy Ast
teZ - tsfeYlI qsss Jhe ef>ytrnse .i.,i q1iIis ~
tbg lAS9d 9s Sstssiae far tie r5sasi f.ssl n ,.
i'ssant s.slrders5 ThebI.s1dGrorns n s.Ilih
bfaases siagA&at suI : plspgsd into stslt IL aor-
rn5stiaa AaH
faa, L Iascs D. purity Is 7mb.-
slesi; ibe eh<attis n lie .fe 4 5..,.t !. ,h IA i,
,refsI.s esstsr. and II not iRaInessiAte attach ii
ssns- malignant FEVER h-as.shr ,s3,,sr. ir.s y
sppetitc and eilet II d,Bil,ts a. ia 800 .s,
zre sure 30 feiI0R.
itrranirss tho tempest and The tornado 10 hrsnz
1Ab5ltA stale ofirarify is4he eeesa sl4en ~ -
ters bFeome siagisni sod Il ~ii Il qaire eyaeh.
toa sy tl,t stomach .ad bowels Befafr the Tl5o.l
can ef rsllsYest II ~ aeetfmul-ird imlurs4v4 |,
bc.naseiits 4tgrtshls U.}&rrspl Pms slidlai 81
tsken, Then thrt al lr nd .lss.E.r I.c.l.. 49,
t,lsgs irat'tte stomach and b6Aels thtse iit-nl,r
-hSh are lii''estsd w sass,sio SIsahE dc bliod
from all Iaipuritrs rrinxe rysfy easseef paid OF
week.-mrs. ARd P'irssrve the constitution ~ sab
slate of hs.h ADD sggr tl,.i casual change, esna,
en- e.! &
4ftfchase lssm tf;c- ". .9TSpGTTyIfn fh.rl,,
fopa, and gsiy ef .ger,s paglshsd ia snother 81
eftki5 paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Raj Road Cs7n,1dny.E
MARfrNspURG. I'd: Feb,1 ..Ila4

MARrTNsDURG, 81 Feb'y ,Ile4a. /.
\ I'd R0PoSALs will be received, In 10 thss
u 26thIinstant,- at The Company Offices, al
this place, and CumbesIand, Ml / {or the drains
poFlati9n 81. The Iron Rails and IFastnings, for
me Raii@aysTraeti between . point about 1
~ lies sboyesDam No. q. and Cumberland
The Iron w 1T be delivered 10 sthe e,ontrac.-
Tor for boating, Upon, The cars a tIafpers.Ferry.
and will then be be. boated up tES canal 10 Han.
cock and q the point me- nlioned above, On Tho
pool u Da nj Ne ST. il -+5z
The Rasls and Fastpirgs that ara 10 BE- de4
]vered at Hancock, must be- landed al soma
eQnvenient print for tbe4 loading fwsgons.--.
The contractor for boating 70 tbeF o,het point.
wilkhe required to haulslhe Iron upon the Rail
RoadA al or near the beginning Of the 6th Sec
ton, 7kn Residency I'd Division Separate pro-
posals Mill be received for the hauling Of The
Iron delivered at Hancock, alonglhe turnpike.
10 the Company's lot al Cumberland Z,
Theswhole susntity to be transported is about
$50 tons, Of Rats, and $50 tons Of FastninsS,
which will Be equally divided, between tho
two points ok delivery upon heIRail R6ad. =
The Rails weigh Jas lbs. 10 the bar the Fast-
nins' VII be delivered Is ths centfactor ID
boxes end barrels. Tho proposals most state
The Price per ton Of 2 ,250lbsf
\ Bids viii be received fof the delivery Of part
pr sIl the above named materials, A.the severai
points mentioned The contractors for the
boating will be required 10 unload the cars
within - hours after their arrival at Harpers-
Ferry. The tfsnspoH atioh to be eommer need
on the Isl o. April, sud completed b. RE Isl OF
September; ts42-- Further in formstion can be
obtained, on appiicaiionAt4 either Of ibeE under
slgnsd, at thar respective Offices hi Martins.
burg and Cumberlsnd
A.. R HAZLEHURSr,
Til. CHI. ATKINSON,
FEB. 10, pirisisn Engineers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
Mr. mrRsTRR ~ .,.nei0.,. =.

IL u ~ ~ VT ID y " An aHCCbpUf ca
lamny liafsi alf sFebaef. \ ASH llsst B.
peafrdI ID ,o1ialseaisslL a papFr a he
LouEsvllt y 5sfasl hss -liissncs- been SIX
u4lated tlifaugh tihsr less responsible
Journals !.
We mesh no IA sail our columns sssin 81
with any d.s,aaisa ii,ltloa 10 a1tory 90 io =
and faye. asI sfgeH % 4 ro~ merely
that "a. efss s,a'e.sas i iEssas1tiaieigata
s8iisfas1ioa 10 d ihstNPon MF !" fck-
life scllIlbk ne stleaitoh " Mr. Ye5sier'
10 the pabsleatisss % the Louisville J.SgF-
nal. thn sed,leasaI d once vent before
q nlagg,ir.sp. and denied uadar oath
eyery7 Bat Iana PARCEL e6ji The alleged ~
.fenee4snd sssfy cde1k 10 hisothee {rosst
Or Iii III whsm wtte. ,ini the story asrdto
36aVe Hbec5nse rogoiiz3lnt Of the rlitter, III
Ike nsbnaeft made path to he. fslsity ;of
eli fbaftonctfned lti4enf
we have seen aaibeaiic copies d
these atfil4yiss. Of gMeh the original.
6ayeibeen ,taasmtt,e5 By the Posi- astef
Geaetsl.to he Laaissliie Jaufnal for pub
licaii1n4 #E
we irsfsttbe editor of tiiat paper will
give lb pubiic lasisa alionE the authority
. opoa+ which I'd. Was induced to.pptforit
q sis.enSenl Is cttcamsladiias and - dis.
honofine ID ia. emineH4 public servant (
I7I13 IN. 7 .9iarrisan..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
NOTICE.

ME books ard pspersof Messrs. FORD &
SNYDER, are now ready for the ssille-
ment OF all accounts with them. All persons
wing accounts with the Arm are reooe.ted 10
call st the HsrPers-Fsrry Mills, where they
WI Ind every thing ready for a settlement
One Of the Trustees will attend every day ex-
aeept on FRIDAY, until q reasonable hme has
been given 10 Ill interested, 10 csll and seize.
We hope proper regard win be p.id e his
notice, as We have no desirh 10 use any coer-
ciEe measureslp etFeciat settlement
A.disregard Of this matter will compelus to
bring suits, and that without any respect 10
persons IL
WIN. C woRTHINGToN,E I,
r HENDERSON,
Feb. 10. IsA2-4t. T,u,lts,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
EsRilsAXAL.

4pHE Undersigned having rented his house.
y arp determined ID isaye iowa, on rfTs1 ffst
oC Narfh GeAi, wishes 10 close his business
iainrs tjsieiYt Those who Know themselves
Indicated to him, win please come forward aud
settle enher bEnote o. cash. ! have to square
up befi | Lease, aud without yollr friendly
a'i q is impossible FOR, melo do 50. My shop
here @ftl be oHen until the, 6rsi of March, where
nave ID hand a barge 9$9oetment OF BOOTS
* sH0tS, whlchl vAtsel lower than ever
before offered u thI' place, for CASH, or on 4
credit 10 punctGai customers. | have "a
ereas many thanks 50 store FOR those who have
-hajtohlKed NE wien lin. tbtlsiness- is the
ii,le 10 come forward and lei ne distribute
th&m. JOSHUA J.. DEAYER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
NOT TCE.

a \ Monday ihe 2istiaslqnt, [Coort, dry ) be-
iofsahe courthouse " door N chariqslowa.
OtfANTELEER, 1.-THE best native bred horse
b ths United States sired BY Old sir Archy.
- " sne nighest bidder. As
.a,.ss eao JTagss e Is vigorous healthy and
49, - RaA monlns cFedit viii be given.
q -: PusST4sel gis,ng bond with approved
Il niN Pealsrse WI ne furnished wing
ths. horse Ttios. G RAFLoav
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
YIRHIYIA. 10 Wit:

Rides hoa.s II tSs Clerk. oaiss q ne he G'rrail
IN co,:ntv. ths iifss AiOaday IA February 1872
80, ~ II, ,aslrse = PLlISTIFF,
- {. AG AINST
JsitA.lfc p. !. Brien 8 mn BressH. pkFkSnASTs.
M Ctf.fN-L ERf.~
kwlgir Al fs,,,laa, lalan Me +. Brien, not having
..',,,s,I ~ sn,.rarales. a.s gsyra seeutily ar-
LILY =. ,ie All III Assembly sasi the rules al this
Coar, anslln nRpeerins ly satisfactory evidence
ih.t he i nat III phsbissHt Of this eAinlry z j.
o.slsreL Thai Tie ssa defendant da apiesr here q,
tsr srs 4sy of-fhe sgxt evrm. aud aasuer The sill
ofthe plaintiff ans Ihst cops Of this order be forth
With inserted ~ some newspaper Published IN
CbsrlestoSa. fur two months snceessisey. and
nsted Il The fral door of the coart-house in The
aid 10 un Of ct 1iiesioun
A Copy --1Ieste.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
-TU NDNERTiIIslsRS.

+ onsaaverlistns SPACE fs'newiso PRECIOUS, that
Nc caGne, atfard Hne gfatniously, except 10
hose who are nasce 70 pay. Ii sis3aecesfary,
therefore, that All aayertiscRenlsfshpald have
marked upon them The number of Times they
are~te BE- inserted, 10 avoid al dspayTlfon after
their inSeriien. Our terms. ,a;e plainty puF'ed
every week, and those whd incur exPenai; pres
w!ih ,heif eyes opeF, nesfnoi expect any Abaie.
ment Of our regular charges. InG an cher
branches Of Business there are ifSed sralss, saad
We mus; held-s6 ours without ssfiaiien. except
disseminate such as make heavy bills With o..
& The advantages Of having PLACE in the
Fire Press, (Which j now.4 portion Of every
.famify's comfort are so well understood that
men Of Business lay out their money wisely
Rhes they occupy a Gomez BOi this IS leo
well nndersineshso nfee iliustra,inn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
M-OYIEE.

NI0TTcE is4hersby given, that the road
lv leading fromihe ford (nesr sJudge Tuck
sr's Sulphur spring. through MY farm has
been closed, and tho roasi leadiSg from The
LseIoSkp ros9* near Mr. Peter smith's.1 u me
turnpike. near The sehool-houss, OCCUPIED 81
lhe said smith. has been opsRed, ia accordance
Feb So P. 2. DAHDRID6E Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
o.A.T.S

Z FEW HUNDRED BUSHELS Of PRIME
"A OATS Cor sale Persons wanting bit /
few bushels, 6y'lornllng i club and takiag a
hand, ed bushelssee more, caa have a iIberai
discount FROM me, market price These 0ais
viii aaswer welf sfor seed, bang entirely free
from an extraEeoas seeds
Apply atihs Free Press Once.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
.4sh1r,isbino Eacfs

Dr. Hafifal's Iitl6sjare RAPIDLY sIr,lres,rtSg the
use efaIl dthsF ,beSefnes of1ti.ek Kind slS rtisEl
ia ibS pabIis pri5tsI 1hsggfiTes t.r5iii..e p1r.,
filef n III. s1sass.<eerTsTar s,it;
II u Is ebaf,ti tleir ent tG:S4s s,d sl,r.t f,,m
the ~ia6l esln fhufy ettflaiiksite eon,r.rt siios
% wonder ~ 4fnrt ui Fsi5fre5ia iel,1la III f
hietfd f.g&ii@aE ffftil LesiE Is 4 ~ magic -
WHAT besii tkaEiJts glsa sl ,t4lh ~ ,t,sIt,lIo ii
bis lgS,- at3gsss pr - lime. npnl Oil sgr srll
sIIpNlh the dgiig lRihoEs iPlls. n,ls sfl tAs nv
4tiplsaiss l > tiit g4N Lhstl9iE hS.t1t assn itt.
I'D rsl=9ie aEsHss rKs di tl-ffsl, u C6h,-
L,eNad lS''.ie aRd @ frsu Apettb
Fills. lstst.5qt5a ESa.ffget. 0hl5,
EPIirtIgaf die f4r thssai,ltf Vii, .Nsaieae q al
No -, -Aotta ElpHTH Strstt Pathological.
Also, for saie Atthe Stores Of Ne
W H. BEA RD, & 90.
n >t.'T 4 ~. Cfdflesiolrn,
| aA # sANEEl. kILHAM,
iI9lpty5- Fstrd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17

.T'ickeIssof adni.sssa 10 The Boz Hail
tb be hsl5in Ne~ York, soisi - Wedae.-,
Gay Afternoon as higa as so The oH.
WIS 50. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-02-17
TO my Customers e Farmers
w generals.

"A $ noF Z I. i;.earce. and sysFFy e,AsF mean.
q - nave failed TO mskeIit pleniy.1 et is resort
10 the old pisa Or rnakin N oil of H. rro,,naE
and il order 10 pss,,ars ibs AT MS innar,.n.
y nave our ps1ogas and otasr inplemsngs ia
eSod order: To have thsma putin good condition,
pieAse .eed hem q ny shop IS soon - Pessii
ole- tss Practice 100 eommof amongst our
farmers 70 hegleet theig ploasSs, &c until the
very DAY they want 10 use ihem-ihex are tbea
liked Up in too much haste. apd. az co1fse. rot
80 well done, a they would be.l ia ws more
lime to lido them. 4. SD ARDSER.
ChsrlestownI Feb. 4. 1912
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ValuabIe Mill Property

4 & 3 y.
yFNHE. subscriber intsldlag. 10 change bis stu
i Ration 10 businesssssEii Sel at8suNilc kuc-'
ton 10 the highest bidder FithosA1. reserve, 10
front OK Csrtef's Hotel VI ChaTiestowns on
Friday 25ihsday IF his 'E4snth, fhe Valuable
Mil Properly with me land thereto attached.
being abou, Gle ven Acres, known asft,e b. bom.
cry Mill, situated near The fShenandop drbyer,
aud about three miles from EharieAte ~n. fSaid
% In contains TWO peit 81 bilsrs fol fmanufactu-
ring Hour. and one pair for cont.trs work. wiz
hi other necessary mseRIp,f II. ii aoodorder y
Ii 5slsituaied 10 good rsS. n6orhobd apd Z ca
0pable Of grinding 30 500 bushels cf wFiebt Der
snnuH. There i All on tts premises, COM
Portable Dwell Lif.G-HeUsEN g
Terms Of SIZE 5000 10 csstz4 ska the resi-
due IN eqeAI annual aymenss, Il 9ne, two. and
three vars. said aiier payments to,be secur-
ed BY Deed Of Trust on The premises The
tiiasl viii Be made iadispstablef
H fEPSale 10 tske place positively between
one and two O'clock. Ps NJ
Il BENJAMIN RoDERICK.N
Feh. 10 1912 -.
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Nottrfs.
tS raw ceer.ze Sskcoolxman:

The Tribute TO Ii4v. George q cOolSman:g
# Agents in this .eopn,S, wk0 have hao copies
ef Mir Rtyan's Tribute for sale, wrIi please
make returns to This office, as il IS desirable that
tire amoun, shouFa be forwarded for the benefit
Of lie famlly-of Mr, Goodman M
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-L,rofaI Nhstinence.

~ fMEETING or;the Charleslu~n Tempe
EA Enthusiastically will be held 10 the Episeo-
pal Lecture Room, on Saturday Hert l9h inst,
al 7.,'cioek ii tie evening Al f.
Tie ciGz.nS OF charesrowh and its vicinity,
ARE mpst respectlulls invited 10 attend =
BY order Of the society. @ IL I
Feb: Il Is. WHITE, Sse'y..
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NrgrO[ Boz for Nale.

w s..s Al; as. !. III Hai s.: 4: Il. saas
house. door IN harlestown, NEGRO BOY be-
longing 10 The estate of JAMES Hurst deceased;
5sald Boy i. twelve or fourteen Years 81 age. biz
Is crippled 10 his teg+. bit would be very useful
III cloth Factoay, or large laatef
I<ITERMS made kn pwa At ihe time nfsale.
ROBERT S1.ENiM0NS,
,9aHf etJlai., Hlirit, deed.
( February la Is43 Ill. e
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PUBLlC SALE.

4 .
TWILL sell On FSsd4y ~ lsik Day n Tsbr..sr.
Il i,ssiaaf, near names 81. On he rCad lead.
id from Chsr!eslowb Ia tsfrs willie, on credit,
until the firss day 81 September next.
i/ as frst-rrts HoEk Horses,
8 Colrs, l0sSasep, Is Hogs,
so i Wagoa, s. slagis Sh0res
lPloughA A
h double skorels, 3 bar-siears,
n Harro,rs. one pair Shelvinss i
Wagon Gears and Plough do,
IEoss, SAQ1efs, Forks, t
1000 oaA SAiagics, so Cords Wpod,
Jack, scre.v, Wheeltbarross, Water Car,
31 sstts Of Fly-straps, Cradles s. Sdythei.,
.lfolring ScEthes,N .R1ss, -Mdnls, Hedges,
10 Bushels Of Irisk Oars, sIFh<at Fan,
IL Corn Barrel, Slor 10 bar. els = Cora,
Chains of aH kinas tor farm frg, 81.
b Barouche and Harness, 4F7
400 Locust Posts, 80 netc Bags, T.
Halter CLAIMS, ana Collars, .' @,,-- {
10 Bushels Of Potatoes, 200 Bushels Of
kidney Potatoes, SC.
Having rented my iarn, viil sell without
reserve the shove property. {3
| Those persons who.bsve engaged Irish oats
will take them sway On on or betors the sale !
if not, they will De sold on that day.
II FEB 81 1912. y, HELLER.
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TEs Bo- BaH--TbEee thousand tickets
Is The BIN given 10 honor OF sIr. Dickens.
y ihe New Yorksrs. have bezn disp0led
i.