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TRAVELLING SKETCHES.
BY ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
Translated for the New World" by
E. S. GOULD, ESQ.
TCon,inued trom the last number. 7
E. S. GOULD, ESQ.

C0nHnhPd JTOm me IdSt nunCfT.
AT eleven in the morning, as we doub-
led an angle in the river, we suddenly
came in sight of the rival of Paris, Sc a.
ted on her hill as ON throne: her fore
head decorated with her d, uhle crown,
the ancient and the modern citv; her
person rob bed in cashmere, velvet and
silks-l.v .v'ns. the vice-queen of France.
The entrance to the city bv the route
we took is grand and picturesque. The
isle of Paihe, in the middle of the river
far in adva' &c of the city, like a maid
of honor nouncing a queens the,
site of beautiful edfic,, and forms the
Sunday Erumelade of the ELEGANs of
the faull0nrg.
Behind her, like rampant, arises the
rock Of Pi rre-S,ise,* in other davs
surmt united by castle which served at
a place ftonfinment for state prisoners.
During the troubles Of the League, the
DUO de Nemours was incarcerated here,
after having failed in an attempt to axe
the CITY His dungeon was next Occu.
pied by Ludovico Sforza, (surnamed.
the Moor, the Duke of Milan; and
afterward bv Ludovico's brother, the
Cardinal As"ario. Next came the Ba-
ron des AdrttS, mighty partizan and
hero f the civil war; and, finally, DE
Thou and Cinq- Mars; both, devoted
to de .th, the one by the haze, and the
ether Ev the policy of Richeii u.
Ayoung sculptor ofLyons, VI. l.egen- !
DIRE Herald, oEce conceiv ell the idea of
chisseling this enormous rock into co-
lossal lion, which is the mcriaI device Of
the city. He was willing to devote six
years of Ills life to this hercu'ean task;
but the administrative authorities, to
whom he app led, did net fall il with
his views. The same Tux now would !
be diff, u and will son be impossible,
for Pierre -Scise at present serves as a
quarry to the whole town, vhen"e she
brings her bridges, theatres and ra'aces,
and the IONS lair will shortly be all l
here is left of the iCck
Lyons was so in,ignifcart when Ca- 4
ar q nc uered GauI, that he passed by t
I without seeing or givi' it a name. q
He merely made a hat with his legions Y
m that hill new called Fourviere, ard
his temporary camp with lintS {
O deep that ineteen Ct INJURIES have fail Z
d entirely to obliterate them. q
Some time after the death Of this con- d
ueror, who suhjugated three hundred {
a,ions and slaughtered three millions of Y
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Charlemagne; the second, with st. Louis
and the third, with Louis XIV.

1 H.. 1
and the third, with Louis XIV.
| The last of these, the Hotel de viii,
is the edltice that the Lyonnese point OF
to strangers with the greatest compla
cency. Built after the designs of Simor
Maupin, It presents all the characters
trs-all the heavy, cold and stiff gran
deur-of the architecture of the time
Louis XIV which, however, was bette
than that of Louis Nv, which was bet
ter than that of the Thermidor, which
was better than that of Napoleon, which
was better thar that of Louis Phil ippt
The architectural art ceased to breath,
under the GRAND MoNARoUE and u teri,
gave up the ghost in the embrace O Pc
rault and Lepautie, in the midst of;
group OF Loves sustaining vase of flow
ers River by Broune crowned with
reeds.
For some years, there has been a
strife IN LYONS between the spirit ofcom
mHrce and the spirit of letters, and NAV
say, in passing, that | truly admire the
conslancy of the young writers who
have devoted Their whole lives to the
overwhelming labor of sustaining their
side of the contest. They are miners.
who explore a vein of gold through a
stratum of granite Vet their perseve-
rance has PR cured for literature the free
dom OF the city, which it begins to en-
JOY. 4 single anec,lote will illustrate
the inAusace thai the commercial pre-
jucice of the Lyons merchants exerts in
matters of art.
A merchant and his daughter were
one evening in the theatre, witnessing
the representation Of ANTONY + The ia
ther appeared much interested in the first
act of the PLAY, but that interes visibI,
decreased after the scene between Anto-
~ and the Iandlady, and he continue
% mani est great impatience during h,
asst two S. The interest of the daugh |
er, on the contrary, began to increase !
nst where that of her father diminished !
md at the fall of the curtain she burs
nto tears. The father, ON perceivine
his, remarked, sneeringly,
"You are very compIais INT. nv dear.
o be aft, cted IIy such humhuggerv !"
Oh, pa IA | can't hel lp it," sal
he poor girl, very much confused
please forgive me, fer | know | ap-
ear rid'cuI u.s."
"You are right: It is ridiculous. For
ny part, | do not see how people cal
t Interested in anything so unna ural."
Unnatural, papa Why it seems t.
le Just the reverse of that"
"Did you listen attentveIy ?"
81 did not lose single word" ,
"Welt at the end of the third act An I
ny buys post chaise-does he not %
Yes" q
"And pays the money down."
"Yes." d
every well-he didn't take off the
scnunt % p
The work Of political regeneration ii
IS not been so difficult of accomplish al
rnf. The result of a republican edu- b
IS seen at the last revolution in | vons. al
\ this occasion { 83z) the workmen o.
'rrihed on their flag this admirable g
)tto: &c
''VIvRE EN- TRAvAILLANT
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ng for spot to found colony and es
orted by a band of soldiers who re
NAMED faith ul to him. discovered
lumber of Vienese-driven from thei
country by the AllobrogeS who had de
Srended from the mountains-pitchin.
heir tents on that tongue Of land forti
he'd by immense bitches which Cop hac
ormed, and through which dashed the
waters OF the Rhone and the Saone
The prescribed formed an alliance with
the vanQuished; and under the name OF
Lucn ID, NUMf ii. e. the town of Lucius
|-Lucius Manutius PIaucus having been
the prescribed client and the founder of
the town. were laid the foundations of
that city which was destined shortly to
become the citadel of Ganl, and the CEN
tire OF communication of those four great
roads, traced by Agrippa, which still
furrow modern France from the Alps.
the Rhine, and from the Mediterranean
to the Ocean.
Sixty cities of Gaul, recognised I.ucII
DuNUM for their queen; and, a, Joint
expense, raised in it temple to Au-
guStus, whom they acknowledged as
their god.
Under Caligula. this temple was chan
ged into a hall fer the sittings Of an
Arademy-rne regulation of which de-
picts the character of the imperial fool
who founded it This was a rule that
'shrnever an ademic rompr,itoI pro-
duced bal work, he should efface it
entire y with his tors que, or, if he pre-
ferred the alternative, be precipita,ed in
10 the Rhine.
l.u Ii Dunum was not vet a century
Did, and ready rivalled in splendor the
IF, clan Masilia and he Roman Narbo,
when fire, supposed to have origina ed
rom lightning, redured it to ashes, and
hat SO rapidly, SAYS Seneca, the concise
'storian of this nflagration, that be-
ween the crowded city and an annihila
ed city, but one night interviewed.
Under the mighty patronage of Ira |
an, Lucii Dunum rose again from her
shes, and on the hill above was cree
"a magnificent ediiice FIR market.
his was arcelv opened when the
'rItHns fastened lhither with their buck
'rs ornamented in vari us coIorS, and
ne iberians with their weapons ofStetI,
hrh they alcne knew how to temper.
ollnth and Athens. too, sent bv the
'u of MarseilleS their pictures pain
ID on wood, their engraved stones and
Ieir bronze statues. Africa contr buted
Pr lions, tigers, and panhers, thirst
& or the blood oFthe Amphitheatres
I'd Persia, her horses, so suppe that
ev emu ated the reputation Of The Nu-
ld'an &C ursrrs, whose dams, says He {
d' tus, were inn reg mated by the winds.
i his edlhte, which crumb.ed away
the S4Oth year of our era, is called
; the writers of the nj tn century Fo-
M vETus, and FORT VEL bv those of d
: fifteenth. ! he moderns have made
these Two words FoURvIEREs, a ! anne h
lcn the hill wherein it stood now bears. II
! hree monuments still remain III I.v- "
$ which ma he ikened to stakes T an /,
by different ages, and at near equal ir
tanceS, as types Of he progress and n
av Of art; the church of Ainai, the
thedral Of st. John and The Hotel de
le. The first contemporaneous with
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This, compared with the cries of the Ia
oring classes in 1893
" DU PAIN, oU La MORT, "

'ustrates the social progress of SO years
Three or four days is sufficient for
eeing all the curiosilies of Lyons; / dc
OF speak Of its manufactures and trades,
ut of its monuments and historical SOU
'en'rs.
Before quitting this city, let me state
me thing by way of remark. The COM
Increment of the rail road to St. Ell
'nne passes through an arch so narrow,
at the following caution was deemed
necessary to he put up on sign at the
4ntrance:
-" AH persons are forbidden to pass through
ms arch. nnder the penalty qf being crushed"
Att~r time, this friendly admonition
vas found in ufficent, and the authori-
les 'ere obliged to add to it more Sc
we're restriction in these words:
:" all per,r MS are. FORBIDDEN to pass through
this or'h, ""d'r penalty IF " fine"
We took the night stage for Geneva
at eight O'Clock in the evening; and the
next morning at six, we were awaked
by the coNpUcTEUs, who apprized US
that we had arrived at the foot of the
ascent of Cerdon, and might if we pre-
ferred 1t WALK UP; suggestion which
|, tor one, was not sorry to act upon;
for The scenery is so grand and varied
that one might almost ima2ine himself
10 he in tie valley of the Alps.
We reached Nantua at ten O'Clock;
and few leagues further on, we stop
ped at Bellegalde to dine. The repast
being over, one of our party proposed
y a to the spot where the Rhone dis
appears.
A bridge that we reached in a few
unitts he shores of the river,
one side of which belongs to Savoy,
md the ther to France. On the mid
lie of this bri &c ale stationed two Gus
ON House Officers, Sandman and
French, who sees that nothing passes
rom one state to the other without pay
ng the stipulated duties. These two
worthy GABELoUs smoked together On
he most friendly terms, each sending
umes of smoke towards the foreign
and : touching token of the good
that unites their majesties
Charles Albert and Louis Philippe.
The best point for examining the Gu
iosity that brought us here, is the mid
lie of The bridge. The Rhone, which
'lshes n deep and foami. &, suddenly
iSapI ears in the tranSverSal assures of
n enormous rock, whence, about fifty
ards further on, it ccmes forth again as
lid and rapid as ever. The surface of
'e Intermediate space remains perfectly
~ so that the bridge is thrown not
rt city over the river, but over the rock
lat covers the river.
1t is impossible To disc over what takes
ace within the abyss where the Rhone
us precipitates itself Pieces of cork
ID of wood, as well as dogs and cats,
we been thr' wn into the river Just
owe the vortex, but their egress at the
tIet, has been sought for in vain; the
If has never restored what it swallow
On our return to the inn, we found
2 coNDUcTEUk furious at the delay we
Il Il l..
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THE NORTHERN STAR
AND
FREEMEN'S ADVOCATE.
JOHN G.. STEWART
CHARLES S. MORTON, EDITORS.

LIS punished every Thursday, by an associa-
ton of col"red persons.
Devo' d to the cause Of Temperance, Reform.
Education and Equal r ghts.
IERMS.-S1 so per year; to which so cents
will he added, If not paid within six months from
the time of subscribing Single copies 125 c. MT,
per month All commune atoms sent bv mail
must be directed to the editor, No. 46 Green-st.
and musI br post paid
Advertisements one cent per line.
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GUEN, Travelling Agent for western New-York
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UEYssitsus Of Deed a. Trust. exeea.e5 10
~ fss "a tss I5th day cr May.1s39, indlaf
recerss n The Clerks ofsee y he rooniy Court
of fshtrsan, / shall sell, % Sairaa ne ioEk Az
n Bsesaslk, nsrf, iii lie rsrhI, die, interest
ana eisin of John Eisaii, q ! esrstp LOT,
.7as tie V1iuo5Ie BuiEdiags tsefeon,
al tsss5ers-Ferry, known as No %, beinz that
npori &hieh sid Hyatt now resides The inte
rest osai3 Jnha Jsattls The premises Is dsrirsd
10 kilg.under ! lease duly Techfdea ID TIE Clerks
ohce II the Comfy Court pl jefferson, lroEs
n. II. sw7yae and Sarah Ana his wife. There
src nsoa tie premises . valuable STONE
DWELLING HOUSE, and ssseral small wood
en- bassiings.
Ttrns If s4fs " one-tbird cash, and The hsl-
arcs b Two equal paynenls. Of two sp3 (opr
nonihs- JAMES DUNG ANsON.
E2ys IL, I542. Trustee
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ii PEAsE8& SONS
Clarified Essence OF kkoar-.
III hound Candy.
Pm aIiEt.rEfA, Des IL. 4

a@ PHhLanEtPBfA, Oct. 2; iSi1
iii I NTLEMEN ~ haYelre Gently used your Es.l
- sExCE d. HaARHotvD GkS BIZ, with great effect
the cure of thsse Diseases 30 falhl fo children,
group and Bho6pirg Consa.
sChldIenare bad pAiisnis, aeeause the nausea of
MOST medicines prevent their taking sheni With the
same inefta elErst as adults ESut Candy khowever.
is eagerly taken b. eIldrer snd think may safey
~ that never knew 80 VALUABLE j Mesileal Com.
pound under 50 pleasant aieulse, II combines the
heslrg. laxative and taHIg Just proportions, and
ii ssto De leeolleete that ile beauty Of medicine
consists in proper combination. 4bonld think thss
IN ali complaints ef tie lungs wcnkness Of lianbs
expressions on ether compiaifits arising originally
from cold and ehiIEed state OF de system. Your
Candy would Be found as usefal specific as exists
am, geHaienen, your most TDbedilnt servant,
H j. G. DAVIS, n. D.
To Messrs j. PeaseES@ Son.
05J. III. aFlEARD x CO., are our authorised
Agents for the isaIe of Tie Candy III Chsrlcstown.
Seps. g, iS42.- SIN.
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!. -oSa o. TnE AN IrDIAs.


o. 81 ski1Il shs whisx ma lsng - ~ path
ft.5s - kals6f on ite tiEefss tf4tk
b - ~ ~ ID rs lsFk e'.sek snken his srAIh
Dssn he sssst ths bsN = ~ baak
he his rivers ~ re4s. uhers the 6ilicy and urss-i
Bs.s fstiles Tor him siauc
A sc sans 81 ike ueod atvrr planSe N nc zoos
ira the whitxnsaB calls bis cfn-
Thsa rhy tlsouid ic eotei he streams shere none
Hatlhe rcd skla dare p ssinR
On hhy kho1ld he urong TIE hunter 1ue
" 10 fsser dA harm 70 him
The Fsiber sbose ilousht Ct 70 giye
Io4lsr 'Nhsir mai eeFn and ufnet
T,scre:Afc golden Ealds yieFk he may live,
Dak The Issea wiids ere risnz.
The eagle lizs Is 1aaee ~ refts
The atld raan ulisFes III dNeiI,
Af1 lhe spirit ahb gsts the bird - Eesf,
Made nc hssne = sell.
Then back, 90 hack from nc red-skin'a tack,
= For ihe h1ntef ere grows dim,
+ 4 0 fad tlsi the ghif= n.aa Nrcags The cue
-NkoHn7ser Iia harp % hin.
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.Y0ttees tss- Basakrstptcy..
United states District Court,
Western District Of Virginid, Staunton.
I'M BANK RUPTCY.

INT BANKRUPTCY.
NI Office 10 Creditors, and all others con-
~ cerned in interest, 70 shew cause against
the Petition off, il3.s
No. 40l. ThomasW Ksyes, or Jefferson Coun.:
ty, for discharge from all his debts and GER
ii6eate thereof, % Tuesday The Ipthday Of ia
'nuary next
No. 4e3. JohnsG Coekren, of Jefferson coun-
ty, for d discharge from all his debts and GER
tiicate tAefeof, on Tuesday The. 10Th day Of Ja.
nuary next
No. 1876. William Crow, OF. Jefferson coun-
y, for a discharge from al his debts and Ger,
tifcTate thereof, On Tuesday TIP 10th day Of Ja-
nuafy next.
II f;o, i+a7 Malcolm q. Kirk. Of Jefferson Com,
tN for discharge from aff his debts and a GER
tiacaae thereof, on Tuesday lhe 10Th day OF Jn-
lliafy next. fs
No 592-James AIerrick, of Jefferson conn
~, for discharge from an his debts and cer-
tIicate thereoF on Tuesday tbe 10Th day Of la
nnary next.
No 65s Charles Wright, Of jefferson coun-
ii, fora discharge from afl his debis and cer-
tifcate thereof, % Tuesday 10th dag Of Ja-s
naarysnext sH
N No. 72O--Thomhs cdekreil, Of jefferson
county, fox a discharge from all his debts and
certiSate thereof, OF Tuesday the 10th day 81
January next. .5e
Nida's X TROUT, b. ci.rE.-.
I 0ctobeFII3. 1912 - III.
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.aLBFO.N CORN @pL.9STfER,

This Plaster never cause ihe least main. althoueh
i dissores aud draws the corn ons BY thu footsbut
gives immediate ease as soon as applied Price Is
cents box
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N1yOR THE HAIR, which will STOP It il falling
out, or restore it on bald places and on child,
rem make il grew rapidly, or those who have lost
The hair from any cause.
All Verfnfn that infests the heads Of children 10
schools, are prevented or killed by il at once.
Find The name of Comsfock q Co. on IL, or never.
try it Bear this in remembrance.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

TiHEsundersigned has iaksB in possession Bib
4 NELL known BY the,name or lie BLooM-
ear MIALs, situated three miles from Charles
town, apd 10 sight o. The shana1doah River. {
The Mali 10 complete order, Haying had
long experiences ia ihe basIness. he i enabled
ito say glai he feels satisfied that he is able 10
turn ous as good Flour Is any other concern il
The coahty. Farmers WHO wish 10 grind their
Wheat.k find II very eonsenient 10 deliver
their Wheat 70 hirn--at any rate they are re-
specially invited to give hin call before going
elsewh4ge. IN addition 20 ihe advantage of Inc
nayigatsoq % The river, be has two points on
The Rail Road. Keyes' Switch, and Chsrleslown.
both about Me same distance from the Mill
He win at aIktimes purchase Wheat, and pay
the fair market price All that grind their
Wheat with timsftor every IhFee hundred pounds
Of Mefchaniabie Wheat ne win give barrel
Of superfne Flour Ills cpuhtry MiIl viii 81
kept in complete order. Any person having
an5. thing 10 do in thai lire Willie accommoda.
tsd in the best possible 2H e
July %. fe42-tf.
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glsY lkuS0N HAIlsI {

NHE subscriber oderslof SALE, on essy terms,
- bis farm, callsd BeLEs rHe, lying ID Jefer.
soa County, two miles west Of Charlestown on
NE turnpike road leading TO Smdh6eld, and on
me winchester and Potomac Railroad. con-
iaiaine aee ACRES The dwelling Is 81 Stone.
large and eemmodious, having fout rooms 81
me hrst aoofs TIRES pf them large. There aSe
ce-house, yfsh y handsomeoiiiee h,,s, $50; !,
There IS runnilg " ster IN srlry eslI r.svs :; I.
number, and ih ne barn-Jsra. Aisc' ssTeIl 81 y
very ine waser with pump. near tie I rell;nT
j T. DAU6 HERTF. =
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THROWN cotions and Bleaehed, Bed Ticfing,
- Cheeks, canien Flannel, 0snahurg Cot
ton 81, "a, ~. fok sale BY
Nov. ,. JOHN n. McENDREt.
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Balm of COIuubias

Nov. 10, ls42.-1y. Hdrpera-FsrTg,
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DNalfTles Renedy for The PILES.
One Of tic best aad most thorough remedies
known for this Troublesome complaint Price rs
cents Ter TWO boxes, Ointment and. Elsctuary. or
81 lie centsifor either where but one is wanted.
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STARTLING FACTS.

: Hundreds Of children and adults are lost:yearly
viii VICTIMS, when some other cause has been sup-A
pe.ea 10 be the frsIe one. "a
Il il admitted ily al doctors thst scarce man.
watnan or child exists but what are sooner or later
troubled with worms andin hundreds Of eases. sad
70 relate supposed feyer scaElatira cold on some
ether aiIng carries off the flowers &c the human
fasniIy-wlisIe id truth they die Of WoFms ! and
these could have been eradicaled In. day BY the
use of a bottle q Kolms,oek's Nermifagc, at the
cosf cf quarter Of dollar
How siekcnins the thought that these things
snulJ Ks-land Who can ever forgive themselves f5r
NOT trying this " orm Exterminai0r, when thew
kHozc HAT even if the WAS not worms this re-
nedy eoald not BIZ any possibility DO hurt-shut al
ways good IS purgatiye--let The disease Be Whist
il naay How important shen=to use il, and who
will dare take the responsibility 70 do without Il
every parent that Is not brute, ask themselves
fhisqutstion IN truth and soberness
Mr. G. RISsoLD bad child yery sick for near
two weeks. and attended b. a physician, without
relief. when Kofnlstock's Hermffure was given ann
next day more than forty worms were passed. rhen
she child recovered rapidly
For sale 1t the Drug Storesof
Fl BEARD & CO.,
CAariesiomn, Va. /;
a M CRIDLER,
Now 10, lSA2.-Iy HaFpees-Fsrry, "a.
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W,FEE'Y'OU C.qEL

a ND examine our LARGE STOCK OF
"A GOODS, WHICH, with that we have re-
ceived this fall, makes our stock larger and
more desirable! Our customers and the public
may depend on buying goods 9eheap,'
and on the usual liberal terms.
B. T. T0wNER s. CO.
Shepherdstowb, Nov. 81, ls42.
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Nov "a, ls42.-Iy. Harpsrs, Ferry, va.
n. b Each Of the above atticles will be signed
w. l.. KIDDER on the outside wrapper
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FCO-P.qRT.V.ER SHIP.

IKSHE subscribers respectfully inform. their
4 friends aud the public generally, that they
have entered into Partnership in the T.4ILOR-
ING BUSINESS, in the shop at present occu.
pied by the Senior Partner, one door East Of
Abel's Hotel, where they will take great plea.
sure to wait on the patrons of the former es-
Enlistment, and ali others who may favor them
with call, promising punctuality and first-rate
work. The business will hereafter beconduct-
ed under the name and firm Of Fl S.a& J. o.
BOGUS. FRANCES 81. BoGUE,
]. OLIVER jBoGuE.
F Nov. "a 1912 ct
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DaIley's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor SaIVe.

THE most extraordinary remedy ever Invented
for ali new OF old burns and scalds and sores, and
sore ewes Hhas delighted thousands .1twilftake
out al pain inten minutes, and no failure. II will
cure the piles
qJAll ofthe above Family Medicines constantly
KEPT oa hand aud for sale ,at the Drug Stores Of
s, y. Fl. BEARD eco,
Chariestosv1. Va.
f. a. ". CRlDLER,
Nov 10 l842-1y HdFbeTs- Ferfp, Ia.
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Dr.. Bartho7emeaD's Erpectorant

WILL prevent or an inefficient consumption
coughs and colds If taken h time, and is delightful
Remembers the name, and get comstoek' 8.
Fer sale stthc Drug Stores Of
H BEARD & CO.,
Charlesto1gn, Hd
An CRfDEER,
Nov. 10, 1914. IT.. Hatpers-F Ferry, "a
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llVeStern District Of Virginia, ptaltnfoa,
IN BANKRUPTCY
SN3OTlcE TO Creditors, and all othet r. concetn-
N ed IN interest, to shew cause bgainst the
Petition Of tn. H
No: 2I7-Berjamin Ford, Of JelIrson cepn-
ty, for discharge from all his debts and Ger
dfcate thereof, Oh Tuesday the 2sih OF Fsbru-
aFg, ls43.
No 943- James Shepherd OF Jef{tson com
", fora discharge from all his debts and GER
tifcaie thereofi on Tuesday the 26ls Of Febru-
airy, 1919.
No 5ll- Harvey y. Foreman. Of Berkeley
County, for dschargs from eli his debts and
certificate thereof, on Tuesday The 18th Of Fe-
brdsry, 1919.
CPPy-Teste, jj
.ait> NICHOLAS X. TRoUT Es
Dec. /, ls42I-llw his. Clerk
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