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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
~ CAREFUL On YOTR rnI-ns

M1ny people are apt TO consider a cold but a
inning matteT,8nd TO think that "it will 90 a vev
an day OF twoi" AID they give thei!selves No
trouble about O.. But TO such we wsuid saw .Le
eareiul Of OF your cOlds'-do not tamper with youT
c9nsututIons. ~ yon ,esIre 10 live 10 q good
and speedy cure. ''
DR. Swayne's compound syrup Of Wild cherry
has cured more COLDS than any other medicine
Of cure effected by this invaluable medicine. which
the proprietor - daily wing are al The fnosf
properties, and the high rank IL holds I'M n,ttI,C
esumauon.-4M Defncr. '''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
Inns SPREAD PLASTERS.

better and NOR nice and useful article never
was made, All should wear them regularly
LlN'S TEMPERANCE BrTTERS.
IN the princpS of sub stiuting the tonic in place
sf the the StimuidHt principle, which has reform
ed So many drunk1rds To be ussd with
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
HEADACHE

DR. Spohn's Headache Remedy will ehectually
cure sick headache, either from the Nerves cor
bilious. Hundreds Of families arc using it With
great Joy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
RHEUMATISM aud LAMENEsS posi-.
PILES etc.

are wholly prevented, or governed II the attack
has come on, II you use the snly true Hays Lin.
lment. from ComstOck * Co AL SORES and
everything relieved by II that admits OF an out
ward application. Ii acts like a charm, Use It.
HORSES that have Ring Boue, SPAWN. wtud
Calls, &c, are cured by Roofs Specific; and
Foundered horses enurelv cured by Roof FOun-
der Ointment Mark this, all horseman.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
lB AhDMB SIS

which will stop It # falling out. or restore IL
bald plac ;; and on chIldlen maLe II grow ran
~, sr on those who have lost the hair from N
cause.
All yermln that infest the hea Is OF childreni
schools, are Drevestcd OF killed by 1t at once.
Find the name Of Com stock e. Co. on Il, or new,
try II. Remember this always.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
COLDS q CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS, COLDS d CONSIJ MPTJON.
M KS A WILSON, OF Lancaster county. pa
w entirely cured by the use Of DR. Swavne's
slant coughing, pain in the side, ban and head
dopTaVea appetite, splitting of blOUd. no rest al
nlghtr &c. After using two bottles of DR.
owaynes compound Syrup Of PTunus Vjroiuiano
or WudchcTTy, she found herself relieyCd and
by the TINE she had used the third boffle, she
FOUND herself cured Of the aforesaid d. sgosr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
-. o OR,ISBY GREGG.
Pittsburgh, March 6, ISL.

The principal Office for the sale of these iny,Iu-
able medicines, No 20 Wood street, between FIRST
and Second streets, Pittsburgh, Pc.
X h SELLERS, Proprietor
Also, for sale by JAS BAKEk
co-ner Of Main and Monroe ste.
nov ll--v Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
DIR SPOuN'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH,

Tor the certain prevention OF FererS, or any gen
eral sickness; keeping che stomach m most
perfect order, the bowels regular, nd a determi.
naud n IL The surface Colds, coughs, pains ~.
the bones hoarseness, and DroPsy are quickly
cured by IL. Know this by trying.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
CoRNS.-The French plastsr is a sure cure.
East India Hair dive.

Colors The hair any shade yoI wish, AT will
not color the skin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
Important Arrival.
MORRISON,S PILLS

Or The URir'rsaL g'ta6'e medicine e( The British
college sf Hcaih-LoHdoH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12
'ro FAMILIES AND INyALIDs.

TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS.|
III following Indispensable remedies may
found at the village drug stuTes, aud sOOl
every cOuntry store m the ,tate. Remember
nsVcr zee them unless they have the fac
signats.e Of CONSTOCk s. co. on the NJ
peers, az all others by the sane mares a:e 81
Imposiuons All counterteIts. ID the merChj
nearest yCu has Them not, urge him 10 pTo6|
them az u NJ aidc lane, the next time he VI,
New York or 10 wire for them. No ia a
should be a week tth1ut these remedies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-12

Entered according TO the act Of Congress, in the
year ls4s, by COmstOck 4 Co, ~ the.clerk's
9ftlce of the Southern district ofNew York
ny applying 20 our agents IN each town and
village papers may be had free showing the
most respectable nam.s in he country for these
facts, so that no one ca n fail 10 believe Them.
ne sure YOU call for our articles and not be
put Oh with any stories, that others are a good.
rave these cor none, should he your n0tto-and
VA ise never can be true and genuine without our
names 10 them. All these articles to be had
wholesale and retail on ly Orus
COmstOck g. Co, WhOlesaI. Druggists.
ID alden Lane, Lane, n York, and of our gents
For SUE IN Wheel ng the Stores Of
; BUSTIFlELD. and9
OLIVER PRYOR Chlon street.
maT4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
THE VALLEY Of rHE MISSISSIPPI


The history Of this country is modern
marvel What has been accomplished
within century. isindeed extraordinary.
And yet our rich and vast soil is bus par
tally populated Many millions Of hn-
man beings viii crowd into our green
valleys in the coming century, and the
Imagination, as il measures the future by
the past, shrinks back ia dismay. What
we are is nothing comparatively speaking,
10 what we may be. These reflections
have been forced upon us By the perusal
81 an eloquent speech MOI long since
made IA Congress. BY Senator Barrow ii
The course 81 which be alluded 10 The
Mississippi River and Valley The Bal
timore American has condensed afew Of
its facts. which viii be read with no little
interest:
saThe area Of the Mississippi Valley TO-
cludes some FIVE or SIX hundred thousand
square miles. watched BY about twenty
great tributaries Of its chief stream. The
soil Of this immense legion il fertile; and
stretching from the twenty ninth degree
I of latitude up TO the fof!y-seventh, il
yields in lavish abundance almost every
variety Of production necessary 10 human
wants.
THE extent Of practicable steam naFi-
CATION within these limits is not less than
twenty thousand miles. Fifty years ago
the mighty streams sffording these facili-
ties glided through unbroken forests, or
wild prairiess Painted .savages stood up
on the banks and saw their grim features
10 tile water; The only vessel that skim
med their surface was the bark CANOE
At present the region comprises nine
States and two Territories, with apopuls-
ton Of nearly seven millions.
Before tie introduction Of ste am navi-
CATION, which dates, upon the waters. Of
the Mississippi, about 1917 thestrad 81
the upper Mississippi and Missouri scarce.
Iy existed; and the whole upward com.
tnerce Of New Orleans was conveyed in
about twenty bafges, carrying each about
one hundred ions, and making but& Gone
! trip year. Each voyage in those day:
was about equivalent 10 an East India OF
China voyage now. On the upper Ohio
about one hundred and fifty keel boats
were employed, each about tbirty tons
bur,ben; they made the flip % and fro
between PilSburg and Louisville aboul
three times year. Tie entire tonnage o.
The boats moving in the Ohio and lower
Mississippi, was then about G, 500 tons
Ia 1884 the steam navigation Of the Mis-
sissippi had risen 10 $50 boats, and ton
age Of $4,000, while ont9Q Mcpherson,
were estimated 10 be employed IN lib,
trade, either as crews, builders, woodcut
tiers orloaders the vessels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
GentIemen,s Wear

"A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Gentlemen's
"A wear, consisting Of
Summer Cessimeres, Twseds, i3lrtf
Cross-barred Linens, Linen DriIings,
A large assortment Of Cloths OF all colors,
Hamilton Cords, Prince Albert Fancie,
Gambroons, Summer Cloths,
Marseilies, Merino, Satin, Silk, Velvet, and
Fancy Hsstfngs. warranted cheaper than they
can be bought 10 this neikhborhood or 10 sale.
Fine Calf-Boois at 50 so, -
LeghorD, Beaver, Paris, Silk, Cashmere. and
Fur Hats, from 81 90 up.
The greatruR for our cheap goods since VIC
have opened, encourages as 10 believe that the
best policy Is now 10 sell goods Very cheap, and
heswho sells cheapestf will be sustained We
eordiallyslhank our friends and the public, for
their encouraging purchases, and pledge our
selves To- continue.to sell at a very small adj
vance, 50 that our prices will always be 1he
lowest. We expect another lot OF goodsto-day
Come and sec
A&sG w HOLLAND
Harpers-Ferry, April 90, le43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
THE AGE WE LIVE I'M.

In the lowest department, that Of
mere mechanics. consider what fifteen
years have done. It was only in the
ia the autumn Of 1880, following close
on the French three memorable days Of
July, that the Duke Of Wellington open
ed the Manchester and Liverpool Rail.
road. The population of the busiest re
gion on this earth were assembled round
him, whom all acknowledged as the
greatest man 10 Englspd. at The. inaugu.
ration Of new physical power, then left
40 double the strength and swiltness Of
human beings. While among myriadsot
gravely Joyous faces, the new machines
travelled a.the speed ofan eagle. the life OIL
great statesman shot oifop darker and
more distant journey and bethrill Of feaI
aud pain at bis destruction gave the last
human tragic touch to an event which
would at any rate have retained forever,
an Historic importance. The death Of
MIR. Huskisaon startled the fixed bosom
Of the veteran soldier, and those who
were near perceived d quiveriof the lip
movement OF the eve, such as had
hardly been caused BY The most unlock,
ed for and dreadful Changes Of bis nigh
ldy wars.
To calm observer, the emotion o.
the whole multitude, great and small,
might strangely have recalled far distant
ages and the feelings with which ancient
people held every great event as incom.
plete, wanted the blood ola victim. toe
often human, solemnly shed. In the
most prosperous and peaceful Of nationa
triumphs, the dark powers again claimed
share. and would not be fofgotten.
Since then about twelve years have pas
sed, and behold whatthey have brough
forth. Some 10000, 00e Of money have
been expended-more at the lowest es
innate, than -four times as much "a tht
Epapacy was able to raise 10 a century snt
hall for me construction Of lis creates
monument, the costliest the world ha
ever seen. These 10000 900 of pound
have been subscribed BY private persons
al their own choice, 10 one smaRl country
aud hsye created nearly fifteen hundred
miles OF railroads, structures that suFpas
ses all pyramids and Cyelopeon walls
and machines that would puzzle Archim
edes, by which tnyriads Of men pr
perpetualIy travelling like the heroes 9
fairy tales. II is probable that the road
ofthe Roman empire, the work Of man,
centuries did not cost so much Of humal
labo. and they certainly did dot exhibi
so much greatness Of thought. as ihos,
that We have built in less than twenty
years Tn the state Of society that ha
produced these results, there may be-
we know there IS enough toEror. ever
rottenness. But it cannot BE. on TIL
whole. al Insignificant Stage Of human
exisiences one barren for imaginative
Eeyes.- London Quarterly Rerieo.
The sounds produced BY ne passion
in The void cf alonely heart. are like lh,
murmur OIL winds and waters in lh
silence B. desert; we may feel. but cal
moi express them feltihasI was my
self traveller on earth; but voic
4 iron heaven seemed 10 say. Man II
season Of thy migration Is not yet come
! wait till tie winds Of death arise, an
slihen wilt Ilou take thy night toward
those unknown regions which thy hea
longs for.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
MfsrfIIaMfou1.

PIsrY.-Piety communicates IL divine
lustre to The female mind wit and beau
~, like the flowers Of thel field may -four.
ish and charm for season bot lei II be
remembered, that, like the fragrant bios.
SONS that bloom in the afri these gifts are
frsil and fading age win nip the bloom
Of beauty; sickness and sorrow will stop
the current Of wit apd h4mor but ia thai
gloomy tide which Is appointed for all pi-
ETY. will support the drodPing soul like a
refreshing dew upon theIparched earth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

="
Be romposed. every TOLL 1nd each Turbulent metiou
That eneireIes he heart in LIES tresehenBui
snnrcst 1
And The hour that invites 10 he calm Of DEVOTION
undiltnrbed b. regrets. nne1eumbered v in cares
How cherries the late hloomi1g iaee q ereation
Weary Time seems 10 pause In his rapid eereer
And, faiigued with the york ofhis pvn desoIstioa,
Locks behind With smile on he grave Oflhey year.
Fark the Wind whistles rudeIyS DE shadows are
THAI envrsp his broad path ID ID manile of nigh.
While pleasures gay sons are in quiet reposIna.
Undilmayed by the wrecks that have numbered
his flight.
Prom yonaempIt, shers fashions bright .sperksr,
lighted
Her s0lsTis. p crowds, dsskld sish s.rIand. W.
pear,
And lss JET their warn hopes by no spectres &c.
frighted,) i
Assemble to dance round the rFave ofthe year.
Oh l dread The stale. cups which the idlsrs Aav.
tasted.
When think on the It's Of lfss eomlortless sIsy,
Hew The flowers of my ehildhoodt their yerdure have
wasted
And the friends Of my oulh bate been stolen !.
They think not how fruitlessth rarmest eudesvof
[ To reehll the kind moments, neglected when near
When the hours that Oblivion has hidden forever,
Are Inferred BY her band in ll.e grave oftheyesr.
Since the last solemn reign OF this day Of reflection
What throngs have relinqnished LIES perishine
breath
How many have shed their last tear Of detection,
And elostd the dim eye in theldkrkness Of death
How many have sudden their pilgrimage ended,
Beneath the low pail that envelopes the bier,
Or to deaths loathsome valley have gently descend
ed,
And made their cold beds with the grave Of The
W.
IT'S the year that so late isnewbeautles disclosing
Rose bright on the happy, the careless, and gsy,
Who now on their pillows Of dust are reposing,
Where the sod presses damp on their bosoms o
clay.
Then talk not Of Bliss while her smile Is expiring
disappointment still browns Il 10 misery tear !
Reflect and be wise, for The day is retiring,
And Tomorrow viii dawn on the grave Of a.
year.
Yet awhile and no seasons around Us will flourish,
But silence for each her dark mansion prepare,
Where beauty no longer her roses shall flourish
Nor the lily o'erspread the van check Of despair
But the eye shall with Iustre unling be frightened
When it wakesto true bliss id yon orient sphSre
BY the sunbeams Of spIeudor itRmortaIly lightsaed
Which no more shall 20 doXn on the grave Of
year. III Florida Sentinel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

TRIALs.-A Christian without trials
would be like mill without wind or water;
the continuance and design of tbe wheel
work inside would be uhnoticed and un-
known, understanding 10 put il in m O.
lion without. MOI would our graces grow.
unless they were called into exercise The
trials and difficulties we meet with not on
ly prove, but also strengthen the grsCes
Of the Spirit. IFS person were TO sit still,
without making use Of bis legs or arms,
he would probably soon lose the power Of
moving at all |; but BY walking and work.
ing, be becomes strong and active.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

V0U WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, lhat
on THURSDAY TIE 25sh Of NAY, lst3,
1.-The Office Of commissoner WortEington, 10
TIE hours Of 9 il the morning, and 6 ID The eye-
ming, shall proceed 10 take the deposition of
Ufiah Lock. 10 certain matter Of controversy.
now depending il the Circuit Superior Court 81
Law and chaueery for4ae County or Jefferson,
On ihe chnncery side az said Court 10 which /
an plaintiff, and you, and Edward &. Cooke are
defendants. am, yours, sc.
JOHN MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Fresh groceries.

N0EW ORLEANS SUGAR al Ct.
~ Molasses at 3la, 37s. and soc per gallon
Best Porto Rico Sugar al 3. Loaf Sugar -,
Rio Coffee ats, 10, and best l2i,
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea ga,
For sale BY p. c0ONS.
Harpers-Ferry, April Is,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
c4LTCOES. COTTO.NtS.I sc.

nRoWN COTTON from 10 l9lpsr yard,
% Cal:cos from 10 lal superior quality,
BIeached Cotton, from Ito l2i.
A splendid article Of plain, pink, and fancy co
lofed Mouslin De Laink.
A large assortment Of lie, lace and threat
edgings and instIliugs,
Latest style fashionable Braid Bornett.
All ofwhich has Just teen received y
April Is. r c0ONS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
TIN, COPPER, & SHEET IRON
ESTABLISHsIENT,
AT HARpERS-FERRY VA

nRNJAAilN ii. sSNooK would inform The
~ public thai he hasrenoyed Ills establish
n4entto The frame building hext door to r. D.
poran's store, whore be viii be glad to receive
and execute, ~ orders in ,hb Tin, Copper. and
Sheet Iron line, at the lowest ratess
Zinc, Tin, and Sheet Iron Roofing,
done to order. .,4lso, House Spouting.
He keeps constantly Oh hand and for sale, at
retail, alargeyariety Of all those
=. ~ s;..s "a A. long 10 bis line OF business
,A W.. " ~ - me.
old Pewter. Copper. Block Tin and Lead,
Purchased At the highest prices.
wish 70 get BOY from "A to l6 years Of
age, to learn the above business.
#Moy 1B l643.-af
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
TRYehe C.aNU NYNTE..1gy

mELIEYING that twill promote the interest
- Of both buyer and seller. we have deter.
mined hereafter 20 adopt The cash systemSin our
business Tho great difficulty Of collecting an
over the country, but large 10 The aggregate,
aud The losses already sustained, as we'll as our
liability 70 still greaier@foss. are reasons for
forming this dctermipstion, and which urge its
necessity. Short profits and quick sales, 'shail
be our new motto. We feel satisfied that. un-
der this system, we will make such a reduction
inprices As viii prove q more powerful argu-
ment Ia its favor, than any thing we can say.
JOHN II. BEARD & co. /
Mav1l 1917
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
RaIZOrInes,

A NEW and beautiful article fol- Ladies'
IzA Dresses--Also,
New Style Mousins, Fancy handkerchief,
Gloves, Mitts, Hosiery, N.l eR
Lawns, French Muslins, Sc,
Together with many fancy articles, Just re-
ceiVed and for sale low BY
ApriI27. j MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
G. R 0l9 sl2 Y H7 s
oHRAP ron CASH.

n HAVE he best Loaf Sugar Tor 70,
Brown Sugar good article Al cents,
Best Rio Coffee 10 cents.
sperm Candies 81 cents.
Superior Winter sperm oil at si.oo.
Pine Apple Cheese u Y.
Will every thing in The hbose line Is cheap n
they can be bad 10 CharlessoWn, or eisewhere.
April ~. C w AISQU1TH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

NWE haFe he most fashionable style or
~ Straw, Gimp, and 2 B. Donnels,
Bonnet Trimmings Of every variety,
Balgarines, Lawns, Mouslins, French chi1lz.
400 didcrent patterns Of Calicoes, cnmhkfcs
Dimiiy for collars and rules,
Edsings End InseriiDgs,
And ID fact every tblng n he dry goods line
% please the fancy Just opened nnd for sale "
* G w HOLLAND.
EIafnerk- Fert1. Anril % Iela. VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
sPnIMd annna.

lust received and for sale q, very low PrI-
- ces-Plaid Cottons and Checks,
4 7-6 "A Ga Brown Cotton,
do DO do -Bieaehed do
do do do heavy Cotton 0sDaburg, =
Heavy Duck for negro pantaloons,
Burlaps Nos and 2,
Bonn. Bingham, Bed Ticking
beautii1l assortment Calico,
Candlewick, Cotton Yarn, Ne
J H MeRNDREE
Shepherds,own, March %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

Il 4 he following 1sl,| 5|1<.I +. .. pricss--I
a Gentlen>nb linc c||I 4 t55ls q IS
-e1 h1afy sAQes 90
1 I',. 9roes 90
ladies ,hsss 81. % 50 62t. a. s3i, 100.
51IIA11ld. April q. lsls. - : -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Call and Examine

My large assortment Of splendid silk Poe
WI ket HanJkerchiefs Also, Stocks, era
yals, and great variety Of gentlemeh's Kid,
Thread. Silk, and Cotton Gloves, which, ! am
selling Of at astonishingly low prices.
April 20. p COONS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Boots & Shoes.

"EHO would ever have thought the time
w would come when you could buy good
and heavy mems Bootsfori 81 0e
Gentlemen's fine Boots. 2 so
Mems heavy Shoes IS
Mems fine and superior Shoes IS
Ladies, Shoes 37a, SO, GA. as, 100, 1, I2
Children's and Misses shoes just one-halfi and
ii is fact, you can get any numbers al The low
est cash prices, BY calling al the cheap store Of
April S. ] PACKETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

Prior, in bis life Of Goldsmith. ssys:-
Between theimprovident and the parsi-
moniohs. there can be nofpernanent bond
Of union: il positive aniipathy be not
enEeneered between persons Of such
opposite qualities, their acquaintance ne
yer riPens into friendship. forthey cannot
pardon the peculisrities pr each other-
The improvidence Of The poor always
astonishes the wealthy. The avarice Of
the rich, on the other hand. is ever in.
comprehensive to the poor; it is the
6rst peculiarly Of character which they
notice. and probably the last which they
forget. or forgive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

A TEAR.-How much is expressed BY
single tear ! When dropped over sor-
row and distress, il is more eloquent than
words. ]. tells Of sympathisiag feelings
and kind heart. lii . living sentence,
spFirging from The affections. without
guile or dissimilation-resching 10 the
soul Of the sad and afflicted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
- " $ r Q r 3.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY
OE[lEAP GOODS

pTyHE Subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally. that they
have taken that well known stand lately occu-
pied b. Mr.. g. w. Aisqutth, where they are
now rsceivIng and opening an entire FRESH
STOCK or
Groceries, Queensscare, Hprdpare, Sc.
They deem il unnecessary 10 rome out with q
long lisi Of The many kinds Of goods thsy have.
but IN short would SAY. that tkSy have every ar
tlcIe that i usually kept ina retail Dry Goods
6lore--aEl Of which they pledge themselves 70
sell as cheap 81 lhescheapest FOR cash, or on the
usual lime 10 punclurl dealers.
CRANE sADLER,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

Train up your children 10 be virsuous
and fearless. Moral courage is ons Of
the surest safeguards Of virtue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
We W SPRI.V;G GOODS.

NAE are now receiving and opening large
Wv and splendid assoFsmenfof Spring and
Summer Goods, which we will sell al very low
e-ires for cash. We respectfully invite our
-, and The public generally, 10 give us a
s.--y =. - mine our stock OF CALfCoEs.
NM IN s4&elling from 81 10 IL, Brown Cot
V8esW to 10, Bleached Gotten from 81 10
-. Ind every thing else IN the line at the same
reduced prices We pledge ourselves 10 sell
goeds as oySffnot lower, than they can be had
IN this or11ny other country town
THOMAS LOCK & CO.
Smith6eId, Nav III.