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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24

II IS stated by eminent medical men. that
ut least one-third of the children in the
United States die from teething a nd dis
eases caused thereby.
The passage Of the Teeth through tho
gums, produces dangerous and trouble
some symptoms. 1t IS known by mothers
that there IS great irritation IN the mouth
ana gums during this process. The gums
swell. the secretion of saliva IS Increased,
tie child Is seized with frequent and sud
den fits ofcryinr, watching, staring n the
sleep, md spasms Of peculiar parts the
child shrieks with extreme violence, and
fhruzts It's fingers into its mouth. II these
prccursory symptoms are not speedily al
ieviated, spasmodic commissions UNIVERSAL
Iv supcrvene. and soon cause the dlssoiu-
ton Of the infant. This iutallible remedy
has preserved thousands Of children. when
thought past recovery, from commissions.
As soon as the 'Orieutal Drops are rub
bed on the gums, the child VIII recover.
This preparation is SO innocent, 50 ellca-
cious, and so pleasant, that no child viii
refuse TO let its gums be rubbed with it.
When infants are atthe age Of four months,
though there is no appearance Of teeth
one bottle shoaId be used on the gums, to
open the pores. Parents should never be
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are young children; for il a child
wakes in the night with pains in the gums.
1t Immediately gives case by opening lac
pores, and healing the gums; thereby
preventing Commissions, Fevers, &c.
= sale al Inc BOOK STOR
cauaaL, june 81, 1913 =
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24
Cheap Publications.

tf1rkIti! ksans or the lneeriate, new rsmasr,,.s
novel, y W " hlthana. Plice TO cents.
fatuy DI!s; the First ear af,ar M,rrisgs nv ~ .
Arthur. Price Isl
Ssisr .31ns, novel. tom the French CHARLES Paul
dr XXX. fr-e I2t
TIE HTa Of the Psop! by 4 G. Rosenberg Price cts
ac. Hinton. the Glari-,nup, by { LeNer Price 80 ~
Sketches Of Striteeri1rd. bv Fenemore Coope-50
BsG4chInp the kentucky Tragedy, by the author
4 lam Hurlz-a0
He5 q tie B7rI The author of Horse Shoe Robinson
so Grcr S'tuer. Romance Of the Mohawk-50 cts
Tie PlttiHfcr--Re3 Itorer-each 30
he EJrest RsGSefs; n poetic Taie of The " il
lerne-s, IN l79i-prjce =
Tue Two MsRctitNTs, Soluent and nsolvent by T 5
Arh1s. price Is cents
Just received sale at the BOOK STORE.
R5rhm md, May -. 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24
SCHOOL 30 cKS!

= TITCHFLL'S Geography and Atn=. Geography Il
= the Heavens Rays, Tahatt'=. Pkc's, ia.lc='.
Smiths ana North American Arithuotcs. Eclectic Ren T.
Cnmey' aud Elementary Spe'jors hirkhata's and
Comcvs Grammar. Webser's and Walkers Dictionaries
Mufray's Readers. School Te-taments. AI-ebra's by
different authors. Surveying by Gummere and by Davies
Mtchei'- Gengrapb ical Reader. Comsock's PHILOSOPHY,
and Chemistry Juvenile Orator. lovelFs School Dia-
Ioglcs Comstock's Mrs Lincon's, and Mr. Phcpsi DO
tany School Bibles. Plane Trigonometry. Man=felis
Political Grammar FooIscap and Posi- Paper. Blue ana
Black Ink. BIacA Sand. QIills, &c.
For safe Mt tho BOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24
NO. ELS.

Cotton Up 10 cheap but neat style, ctnbra
cling some If the best fietlonS extan'.
For sale n, ihe HOOK SHORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24
BoNNETs, PALM LEAT HATS
Kgaa.d E:sg.c. skrccna NSah.c. Erngs.

GROCERIES, CASTINGS, .A.4U.S, &c SC
Having purchased his GOODS Cash, he is able and
VIII sell them cheap they be sold Of the
Those Wishing purchase to sell again. will
dai their dgaatage give him call. he win sell
them cheap they be purchased IN Cincinnati
Richmond, April -, Is l3- lsf
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LIVERY STABLE.

VIZ subscribed has fo hiFe good saddle
a = gee >nd well broke horses. Ills will be
>'''e- - 'ie tunes LEWIS BURN.
Richmond. March I6tir. 1912. mr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24
"a. T. FEE 'FCzE h &c.

Has opened a EATIIER STORE 10 the corner Toan
J5iaju P3st O-c, where the books rs the aote Of
may f1anI lie has hard various kinds
If Leather which he l sell the lowest Cash Prises.
Fifth month Gtil, 1913. l9tf
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LAST CALL.

EOORE Il FLETCHER, would respectfully inform
all those who indebted TO them, eth by note
account having left the place.
ndispcnsa5ly necessary their aad accounts
should be paid imule lately.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-06-24
EPpGcc f02" the sHE0fher.
OTIET AND cosy HEALTH FOR TIE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND NURSES.

;-rz-F5r The re1iT # children cutting teet4.~
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EQUALIZATION OF CITY TAXEs.

4 81 SAFE q Inc
Richmond, June 81, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
LEsToWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, MORNINGS APRIL 90 saa

borne's FIRST care was to perform The re-,
quest Of Rosa. and write ip Edgar Ash.
tod. The letter and the fling wete en-.
trusted 70 the care Of 4 gentleman about
10 comence ajourpey, which would lead
him near the young mans home, and be
promised 10 deliver il with his ownhands.
He wrote an immediate answer, Tor ii
was a consolation 10 him 10 pour Out his
heart TO those. who be knew would give
him their sympathy.
"A thousand thanks said he, towards
the conclDsion Of his letter, '.for the faiih-
ful description You gave me Of Tie spot
where YIN made her grave. II sepre-
sent 10 Dsy mind ins the still evening aud
in the deep Of night. Itwfii syrs be III
dearest spot 10 me IN earth, and soon 10
Be. able t5 behold il, is the hope ! most
fondiy cherish
A number Of years afterwards. a.
travelIerftom one of the New England
states. was ridingin company with a ma
tive SON of the forest, he, at little dis.
lance, observed small spblof ground en-.
closed with logs. Inauiring ofihe Indian
its design. lie related 10 him the incidents
on which The foregoing sketch is founded
With feelings deeply touched and inte-
rested atthe ideasihat young and beau
"tiful girl wasrepesing alone in the Wilder
ness, far from kindred and friends, he
drew pear the enclosure. A wild rose
Tree, together with the sensitive plant had
taken root on her grave and were grow.
ing in rich Notwithstanding EN-
blems Of the beauty and modest virtues
Of her who slept beneath.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
New Spring G. O0ds.

II HAVE justrelurned from Baltimore, and am
Il now receiving my supply ofnewspring goods,
comprising general and well selected dock,
which will be sold al a small advance FOR cash,
or 10 puDctualdeale on short time, EKperi-
ence has taught all, that The credit system has
been much abused, and when 50, must prove a
disadvantage to both buyer and seller. ii will
be my object 10 sell only for cash, or TO those
on credit who will pay me in such length Of
time as will enable me 10 meet my engagepenis
with punctualiy, To those who wish 70 deal
on my terms, i pledge myself 10 make il their
interest to give me call none shall go away
dissatisfied E J J MILLER.
March ! g. Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
NEW < CHEAP
E0A@lB[ SWWRIE y

OASlRl SWWlRlE
VNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
L friends aud the public generally, that tbey
have associated themselves in the Mercantile
business, and opened Dry Goods Store in
Smithhelds with an entire siock OF
.tetc and Fashionable Goods, thew being
ofthe uery latest styles.
We have Just received from the Eas Iesn Mar
keis an extensive and judicious selection Of
Spring & Summer Goods,
which we Ore selling ii reduced prices. and
would say 10 our friends and the public that
they sopld do well by giving US a csll. Weare
offering musIins At the following reduced rates /:
10 brown muslin 81 70 bleaehed dp &c,
- do do 2, ~ do dp 3,
81 do DO y, 81 do do IL,
And all Other goods in the same proportion. NJ
THOMAS LOCK & co.
smithfeId. April ID, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
.EEW. 0On

FOh cFhlspO IND At.4LHER.
ME- are now opening splendid Idi ofkoOds
w which have recently been selected with
the greatest care and attention from the Bald
more. Philadelphia, and New York markets. -
We respectfully call the attention OF our ftiends
and the public generally, 10 the following arti-
clss Is a small part Of our stock
3-4 brown muslils at cents,
4 4 brown muslins DO
~ do heavy muslins al 8.
o. do do do l2l,
One case Of beautiful "A bleached muslin.
Shifting al Only 10 cents yard,
so pieces cotton panlaloon stuas from 10 TO l2i,
Bleached and brown linen drillingt, ffom 20 10
so cents,
100 pisdcs American N5nkeen. hkst snske, 81
81, l9i per piece,
90 cases assorted prints from 4 to 2Ocsnis,
/ case do do furniture, from 70 I6,
A splendid assortment of cotton, linen, silk and
i kid gloves-hosiery OF every variety.
Summer cloths, Al para, beautiful yestings,
Summer eassmetes, cloths OF every color,
Gambroons, silk andiabby velvet
Lawns, warranted fast colors, pretty and cheap,
MousIine and Cashmere de Lanes. R
Mouslin, silk and net shawls, ladies craTsts,
Tarlton muslins, Eall colors, Grape lisss do DO
All kinds ofedging and inserting, lace, mpslins,
Cambria, laconet, plain and fig. Swiss maslips,
Table damask,
An assortment OF parasols and umbrellas
Beautiful figured silks,
Fashionable straw and F. B. Bonhets,
Bonnet lawns and silks, artificial flowers
Bonnet and cap ribbons, Sc. &c.
Il may be unnecessary to mention ANY ether
articles-sGihce it 10 say, in addition, that we
have
100 dozen palm leaf hats, from cents Dip,
Good sugar for fipi tip top coffee for leyens
pence, not quite SO high 10 cents, lower Sets.
Hardware, tinware, boots and shoes,
Hats of every variety and very cheap, nj
Glass5and Queensware,
Baltimore cured hams, &c.
We again pledge ourselves TO sell cheap, and
il you don't believe X call and see.
A s G w HOLLAND.
p Harpers.Ferry, April 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

\ Br JoES .. wni11IEn.

When freedom on her natal day,
Within her war rocked cradle Iays
An iron race around her stood
Baptized her infant brow in blood,
And, through the storm which rout4 her swept
Their constant ward and watching Kept
Then where the qhiet herds repois
Theroar Of baleful battle rose,
And bteihfen Of common tongue
To mortal strife as tigers sprung.
And every gin on Freedoms shrine
Was man for beast and blood for wine
Our fathers Is iheif graves have ep1e;
Their silife il pas.-their ifiui1f4 Won;
Bot steIner trials wait The race
Which rises ID their honored place
A moral warfare with the crime
And folly Of an evil time.
So lei il be. In Gods oRn might
We grid us for The coming fight,
And, strong ia Him whose cause is ours
In colfic; with unholy. powers,
We grasp the weapons He has given, - n
The Eight and Truth, and Love Of Heavent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
sPRINd GOODS,

n lust receiVed"and FOR sale at very low pr
- ices-Plaid Cottons and Checks,
Bats "A Ga Brown Cottons
do do do Bleached DO sT @
do do do heavy Cotton ospaburg,
Heavy Duck for negro pantaloons,
Burlaps Nos and 2,
BON. Gingham, Bed Ticking
A beautiful assortment Calico, E
Candlewick, Cotton Yarn, SC.
shepherdstown, March %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
TO THE PUBLIC.
.NEW- c.9SH STORE!

EryHE subscriber has rented The room former
~ y occupied By Mr.. z. NJ Aisquitb. v here
ks . opening new and beautiful STOCK or
GOODS, econsistiDg Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Hardware. QueSnsRarea Groceries. SC /,
embracing almost every article usually kept ID
afetsil slore--With the exception q liquor
Z great part Of which have been purchased for
cash. a exceedingly lowpfiees, and which he
offers al . fers small advance IN cost He re-
specially inrilts I'LL. whether they wish to
buy or mol, 10 call and examine his stock, feel
ihg assured that the syle, quality, and prices Of
Ms goods will be sufficient 10 recommend them.
f. P. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
GROCERIES. For C4SH!

\ n IL who want 10 buyFihe cheapest Groce-
N ries ever offered Ia this town, ought toeall
at nv cheap store, where Prime coffee can be
had at s, 10, and l2A cents; sugar Z, g, 3, and
10 cents; molasscs At 33k per gallon !; loaf SUI
gar. good quality, 1914 cents; tea 62lto 80 cts;
Tice at S cents i cheese 10 ;candles l2l and
every thing else IN the grocery line in proper
iion-now is the time for all who want 10 get
cheap groceries 10 do SO by calling al the store
Of B PACkETT. f
March 80. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

1NHE pubscriber has just received his Spring
II Supply of Servants wesT-suchas peni-
Tertiary plaids, heavy brown cotton, and cotton
osnaburgs, heavy twilled cotton for psnlsloons,
with burlaps, linen, Nos. 4, 3, and 3, st reduc-
ed prices. f M AlSQUITH.
Maxch9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

BENEyoLrNcE do good. 10 daY. II
You delay 81 ki1dness snd beneyo.
Ience sill lto morrow Won may never be.
useful. The men ygu might benef# now
may not NEED it thea, Of YOU viii not
have theBopbottunitv 10 do good. So de-
lay not, ard while the spirit prompts go
forth aud scatter tie seeds tElal viii spring
Up To yohr account ID the anIlsls y eter
niiy. Dpnas BE scfinping ssat give freely
- bouhilfuaiy. and your pillow ic-night
will feel solt and your sleep be feffeshing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
NEWT CpRING GOODN.

IN Ohm B. PAcKETTis now opening alarge
Il and splendid stock of spring and summer
goods, purchased iq Baltimore and Philadelphia
for cash, and will be sold 90 per cent. lower
than they can he bought in this town Of county.
All Who'll buy for cash win certainly save money
BY calling on him..
March "a sK r. ~ Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
CHEAP GROCERIES,
DOMESTICS, sc.
KEEP IT BEFORE the PEoPLE,'

.T HAVE Just returned from the Eastern mar
n kets with The best and cheapest lot bf
Groceries and Dry Goods.
that has ever been offered ia this market.
am at a loss 10 know why the people Of this
place have never before had goods az as low
prices as they have been at other points. But
il is useless 10 speak Of the past, as row offer
Goods lOiorr than they can be purchased any
where this side Of Baltimore. Come and see
The following IS the price Of some of the arti.
Giles, and every thing else is in proportion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
Fresh Groceries.

! CALTCOES, ICOTT0JNiS, Sc.
nRowN COTTON from 3 10 1914 per yard,
ID Calicos from 3to 1874, superior quality,
Bleached Cotton, from to 1911.
A splendid article Of plain, pink, and fancy Coz
lored Mouslin de Lains,
ia large assortmentof lille, lace, aud thread
edgings and insertings,
Latest style fashionable Braid Bornets,
Allof which has Just been received BY
April Is. c0ONS-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

Rrsprcr 70 OH AGE.-- Honor The
;nage NJ vipur Darerts and Syoar ancestors,
ana I'll notions II no are far i'm the detiihe
of mi lSldsaae IS ever venerable il the
oninidn ot 4 HI egGIated mind. ii an
Gent Sparta there was law that the young
usen SHOULD fise up al The approach pf an
agsd FELLOW citizen; hat they should be
silent when he spoke ana thai they
sboala yieli 70 him thes way on meeting
bin. Let that whlchis not = law among
ourselves become 4 caislom for TIE sake
dr. decencys and we shall all Ne the better
lpE i. \. Ii.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
IafpeFs- Fefrf. Apfil l3. lal3.
w w SPRIsV'G .a.t.D
SUM NJ Err GOODS
AT ELK BRANCH

TIME subscriber would most respectfully IN
II form his friends aud the public generaly.
that he has established his store at Elk Branch,
and has just Ieturned from the Eastern Mar
kets with . very extensive aud general assort-
ment Of SPRING IND SUMNER GOODS,
and hesitaIes not in saying that the stock cannot
be surpassed BY any other ia this, or tire ada
cent counties No pains have been spared in The
selection of bis late purchases, and be feels as
Sured that both ladies and gentlemen will look
we'll 70 their interest, BY giving him an early
call, his stock being 50 complete asto Gil every
demand.
The following are few Of the many articles
romprising his stock
Black, blue-black, wool-dyed, & invisible green
wOOl-dyod, black, aud fancy cord cassimerss,
"A beautiful assortment Of plain and ribbed sum
Fl mer do
IIs3, and 5 quarter brown cottons, very good,
Fine bleached long cloth sheeting at 81 pr yard,
IA do do do at 10 do
IA do do do at12A do
Superior 1874 bleached Sheeting, very stout,
Plaid cottons, blue and mixed drills for pants,
Cotton yarnsak Mes. Burlaps Nos. /, 9, 3, A.
White and5eolored chain, Suffolk drilings,
Plan, aud Nv ilIed osnaburgs twill bagging,
CamIels and grandrills for pants, .
Brown and bleached linen drillingsr
Do do Irish linens,
German and French do
la very large and beautiful assortment Of British,
] French, and domestic prints, of the latest and
most fashions styles,
Genuine American naukeens, best make,
The aitenlionof the Ladies is invited 10 the
following articles, viz
Super Cashmere chintz prints, furniture do
A variety Of latest style lawns, al
Alpacka for dresses, beautiful for the season,
Chsmbrsy and Eafiston ginghams,
Splendid black and white do +
Plain and figured nouslin de lains,
DO do book and swiss muslin,
Striped and plaid Inuslins,
Jaconet and heavy oambrics,
Tarlton muslins, for capes aud Innings,
Brown hollands, linen and cotton hdkis-
A general assortment Of gloves aud hosiery
Super plain and plaid muslin shawls,
Super Cashmere do
Black masioni lustring,
Blue-black do
4 Plain and fg'd color'd do.
French Parasols, {
Bonnet and cap ribbons, blk and cold taifetass
Corded and Victoria skirts, 4
Laces, edgings and insertings-blk and COLI
italian sewing silks,
Damask and brown linen table cloths. B: Z
The attention 81 ihe Gentlemen is called i
the following, viz;
Sup. beaver and cashmere hats,
Pain and leehorn do.
Plain and Fiorsntine yesiings, Marseilles DO,
Summer Cloths, (large yariety,) Cassimeres,
CLOTHS, all colors and prices,
Sup'r blk Italian cravats, sup'r and fancy do.
fsorah. aar ana bansaua hdk,ls.,
nil ena col,d kia lrloyes-grm braces. new cut
pls;n sns r;bhed bPolaad mixed haIf-hose,
Saved calf. and pegvs4 kip boots. shoes. &c.
sam siam e enI ssOsa noo'A ~ P-u.s,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
DO SOMETHING.

81 Do something voung man; don't be
living corpse all your days from which
the active multitude. shrink as FROM pu-
trifaction. But stir your muscles, ciFcu-
late vour blood and stretch ! our bones
God did not make yor for an auiometon,
or he would never have stamped bis i'm.
age on, your browi be. made YOU Tor a
man--liying active energetic, immortal.
Then dp something % If now, not next
week, Or next moment, but NOW, Look
up--str youFkeFf-shahe Of souri, lelhar-
ey-open your eyes-aDd spring 70 work J,
for your lie so atI something. or VOC Will
corrode and perish with rust 10 he worth
nothing to mankind more than yone flesh
and blood will produce for enriehing .ihe
ground s.% II.
What shall do r you ask, as II you
Maker had made a fool Of you and nevei
INTENDED you shouldi labor. Doe WHY
there is everything to do-whiehevei
| way YOU look, there is work enough Il
employ your heart and hands fhausant
| lifetimes. Fields 70 cultivate ana men Il
elevate; scienfes 70 BE progressed ant
trades 10 be facilitated; Minds d be un.
Eframmelled and civilization 70 be extend
ed Just possess The disposition and b
determined 70 DO something andyou will
never be at a loss whatto engagain
(Poriland Tribune Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

CLOTHS, CaSSLuERES, SC.
nL0THS- splendid assortment
~ Cassimeres, new style and cheap,
Summer Cloths, beautiful article,
French Cassimeres,
Silk and other Nestngs, Just received BY
April -, lsl3. ?. COOKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

HHHIl.IP cODNS. respectfully informh the
farmers 81 Ibis ana he adjoining eonbtiss,
lbsf his BOAT s are plying weekly belsFesp
1Harpers-Ferry and Georgetown.
Hs win receive aud forward 10 order, every
description 81 Produce, at as low rates Ss any
other line.
A constant supply Of Plaster. Ground Alaul
and IiaS Salt. Also. fresh Shad. Herring, Rock
and Perch Fish en- hand during the season. y
fhc barrel. hundred. Or dozen.
Wtx4rD, 10000 bushels Of Wheat 5 900
barrels of Flour. for which he highest cash
nfice win Be given
HnfPsls-EsgFy. April -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20


SELF MADE Men You takesthe whole
population, select from il the fifty men
who are most distinguished for talents or
any description Of public usefulness. and
| will answer for il, they are all. every one
Of them, men who hegnn The world with.
out dollar. Look into The pgblc coun,
ellis. and wh prare they that take the lead
there !. They ale men who made their
own fortunes-self made men, who be.
gan with nohings The rule il universal.
| It pervades our courts, State and Federal,
from the highestto the lowest. tistIne oil
all The professions. 1t is SO now il has
been so, at ANY time since / have known
the public men Of ibe;State orIthe nation
ii will Be- Sd while olir present institutions
continue. You must throw a, man spon
his own resources to bring him. out. THE
struggle whiehfis 10 result IN eninence
lisioo arJueus, and must be continued toe
long I'd be- encountered and mainlafhed
voluntarily. sor unless as d matter Of life
land death. He who has fortuoe % fail
upon, will Hslacken from his efforts and f.
lnally retire from, the competition. With
me- ii is question whethsr Il IS dssira-
Isle that patent should be able to leave
his soi any property at all.
+ + 45f r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
RemlOYal.

n HAVE removed 10 The store room lately oe'
cupied by INm- S. Lock, where shall q
an times be ready "a serve my old friends. ans
she public generally. G w AisQUiFH-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

PRupFScE AND EooN6MY--W hatify YOU
have patch dn your kneez-it j. nothing
toIbe ashamedEof. Itlays easier on the
mind, thah writ atthe door, OF an inter.
view with "a creditor, who feels yon have
wronged him. Better. wear an old hat.
an questionable coat. or pair Of 60 "
hide shoes. than 70 liye extraFagantly,
run 10 debt, and have every body feel
that you are h villain. There's nothing
like prudenceFa and economy !; especially il
you are striving p keep up your credit, ~
WhoRwill trust YOU, i you are Fpobr and
lazy. and dress ID fine broadcIolh. and
display gold chains. rings and breastpibs'
No one. But.with athomespun coat. a
brown face. hard hands and industrious
habits, you are sure 70 be favored. Ybul
appearance indicates that you are frugal
and will be d safe cnstomef.-B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

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