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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16


NHE subscriber would resntafnllv fnfstm
- his friends and customers iisa lie continues
at bis Old Stand, nexs door East b Carers fIo-
tel. where will be constantly kers % hand s 81 i
made 70 order AZ tie shortest nokice, every de-
scriptisn Of BOOTS and SHOES. snanafsciured
Of The best materials, and by okpsxieneed work
men. The attention Of the putt s especially
invited to the assortment pn haIl5pf
LADIES' iSkoes, IA Eoes ~ SERVANTS,
which ! price, sho0sa IS iihctiou higher
[and mot more you are assArsa) ii lirst cost.
saving in the end will Be gusr8biied over The
purchase Of Store Shoes; no tier under what
attractive and fictitious name thea are sold \.
Shoes Of the above description asaae Ii - =.
Eif requested-and Ladies' waited In ii Sassu -
sidences, il desirad& Tiers
VIII be manufactured 10 oFdes. III lac
and latest style, that desideratnsI 10 comfot
Gentlemen's Water Proof t 0rkl Seal
BOOTS,
which no one who seeks security from Net feet
and The fatal consequences. shoAfd be without.
fne and coarse BOOTS madesto|sord 10 best
lstyle-and no at, no pay.
Ollie intendsto keep on hans, and viii also !.
manufacture to oEd&r, Of good mSleliais, AVS
fGentlemen's Coarse Boots i'd SO 8
My prices will III no instance exceed thosk.---
any other manufacsory 10 The pIaee--nor indeec-
those sold in Stores, Country FfDdnce will Sc
taken in exchange Tor work at fsir cash prico.
Call and examine, as | am satlsfed you can
not do better, and upon tie usualterms.
JoHA AVIS, Jr.
Charlestown, Oct l2, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

ar ELK BRdNCH
t.s5.s.s ard CUSTOMERS have nj hearty
,t..rR. vi their pssl fsvoa and support.
: ~. ts.r5,sly invite gentlemen and ladies' Of
- = ,;r,rI1s sbd Surrounding peighboFhosd 70
w. -. - call. ~ feel BsxSfed my present
STOCK OF GOODS.
All - i'd insure their eenefAl satisfaction !
xach 20. thsi none shah Be turned away
sSPly Please give NE atrial, and prove The
Dry GOODS.
1. 4snd S. brown muslins,
tai 1. S and 10 a klesched do. $3.50 fss 4
| ia aud "a plain twilied 0sDabdrgs,
1 eis seized and brown Suffolk Drills.
Bleacbs8, brown and eolored Csnions.
A grea variety or British snd AmeIican Prints
Whit yell6r and red Fianncls. y
lBlad and brown Alpaca Lhsiresn
Aubn and furniture checks. - N
lPfin, PLAID and fusled E1NSEfs, avis,
i bper DIX, psain and damask eioy do
faeIiona aud mousline de lalpeelolhs.
fBrown and hieaehed Iilen1
4 Crash and diapers, "a mitts. "
LADIES' nnha'r and E,kld and silk gloves, +
| 60 mohsir a6skscripliOn.
Hosiery of eE6gs and isse.tings,
Cuttings thick eambfies,
i Jacone5ok, I'd. spd mus mnslias,
SEHsnd straw B0NNPTSs
I4ndsome winter ribbands DC.
ALSO,
"A compiete assortment Of Cloths, CAST
mefes, Feelings, SC.
Such . blue. blue black black. insifible green,
and cadet mixed clethaa
Waved beaver and pilot Cleshs,
Blue. black and fancy cdlored csssimeres.
Saltiniils Of every price quality and color.
Lined " beaver and berlin gloves,
KID and Woolen do
Beaver. cashmere and silk Hats,
Far. cloth, seal and oil cloth Gaps,
Pongse. 1agg aud bandant hdkfsi
Irish linen and linen canerics,
general and full sssorimsnt Of coat trimmings,
10 and IA Whitley Blankets,
Negro DO
EIsrse do =
Ingram and rag carpeline,
Cotton JsEns. al numbers,
White and colored carpet ysrhs
Groceries, Qaeenstodre, 1nioGrf, Cedar
sOdre, and Hdrducre generally,
among which may be found,
iron and steel Of every kihd,
Nails Of every size Briefs Manufactured
Holl9w-ware or every kind,
ShoEsl and tongs,
Four Prong forks, long handle shosels,
Files.snd rasps, narrow axes, broad do 9
Hane-saws, mill-saws,
Paflof and cooking stoves,
EyerI size Of extra stove pipe,
Shee' and hoop iron,
CUTLERY generally.
Lock-, latches, hinges and screws Of every kind
and quality,
And ! thousand other Items Of Hardware, TOO
lnnumerabFe 10 mention.
I SHOES s. BOOTS:
Ladies' kid and MOROCCO slippers,
t'e" !" walking shoes,
Mems calf. hid and brogap Boots and Shoes,
Boys do do do DO
Lads Boois-men's rubber shoes,
Ladies' rubber Shoes,
Misses aud chiIdren's boots and lies.
Dfugs. OILS, PGiats and Dye SYgfs. :
IIorse Collars, blind Brides, Grths and
Girfhi1sg. -
William ANDERSON.
Elk Branch. Oct. IL, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
HARp@Ra aI8RiR "
IRON FOUNDRY.

3NBE following is statement Of the kinds Of
= Castings that can be had at tho Harpers.
Rerf, Foundry. E',
Mill Gearing #
OF every description, and the patterns for the
same made to order;
1hrashing Machines Of various kiads.
Among which are three different size. or larve
patterns Also, patterns suitable for Erooi.
lngs Machine, Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters
r6fHnH Windmill irons,
Lathesof difersAa-1,.4s---.~ siss small.
EST size that is required,
Andirons, . new style, Of various patterns and
sizes,
Flat irons b. hundreds, which can be retailed
by the single pair at 81 cents per pound, and
TO merchants, BY the quantity, for less,
Ground and complete Cast Iron Railing, suitable
for churches, porches, porticos, &c: Also,
FOR enclosures 10 grave yards, which y much
neater for that purpose than the kind or
fences that have been heretofore used, which
il Of but little more cost than the old. Per-
sons who wish to have lots enclosed for fami-
" burying places, will please give the proper
Dimensions Of the lot, and the order win be
filed with promptness, and will, II desired,
. deliver it.
Coal stoves, Crates, &c.
| have got sample Of the small sizes on
hand al this time, and mi the course Of few
weeks will have some splendid patterns from
The North, suitable for parlors As there is a
pattern-msker constantly employed, am en-
abled 10 furnish patterns for Mill Gearing or
Machinery at short notice.
| | have made arrangements with Mr.. John
Wernwag, whose extensive machine shop Is
convenient to the Foundry, for the turning and
fitting up or every description Of Castings.-
L His name IS Machinist i 4 sufficient guaran
| lee for The manner in which the work shall BE-
done. Mill SpindIes made and repaired.
I The above named work and Castings, shall
be done on accommodating terms.
| Letters direciedEto the subscriber shall NEE
with prompt attention.
] Harpers.Ferry, July 81, 1e43-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
ANOlRER coon SONG I
TUNE orr ? Fufkra' 7

TUNE. ON p sfUskrn"
The moon V: =: Nor, a|ssI1 s, ,sl.sr sh,.
The sss e. limb ihai ..se.se q s hls's'
~ i s.;nr 70 himself ihis ~ ueloon,
- -. out thskay your, .s,A
Saoau csssr me- .ek Tor Old Ksn,sslT lff
y 500. "a . issmert
aoA s y 8 pr Presidenr
Lne -. elnorses ID the n,.,,.,.
vs. asnT WHICH can run ne f.ster. IT,
Aoa =. c Wy. &c.
nho..ss !. pss,.,,...
Tie fsb1:sssS, s = Ne. sest
r ~, nu ~ a S,ls " Z se.,
f4 81 OF " y
,rosal,. s:ss a e course,
Thsy "A "a erF ~, 90 3 I-horses
Tssr .9o. 'sI|fa i.. IsssYs Z. sa'a'sy
TN cutthe Wy, he.
The Rieslis Cas-, though no, Ounce.
1 rls-ssIo ylboth sides Of Ibe track a once
9ossIas.ssle race viii IN things copy,
BE s7metimespig and soruelimss Puppy.
Ga oussbe way, ks:
aThs.6<ry Southern horse cslboua.
WHO hates Pox end 1sari nCoon,
- ] . tae Abe scratch he wont be able.
Pr sIaisy keeps him n de sisbls
&c, oui The Esys &c.
And here Il siin5. uesrridle.
tricky horse thatl slips bis birdie
u foriy-four ven show him soon,
The lislIeSf ox carl fool the'Coons
Get out The way. &c.
Tie peoples fa4ori,r, HENRY CLAY,
lsnoe tire . EssHioz'' OF the day,
And LEI the trnek b. dry or mnrky.
Well stake our pile on old Kentuekss
Get on, the way, hes tvift spd lucky,
Gienrzlhe track for old Kentucky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
PRE- u
= Il - 3 y
lAARA @OODSa

n HAVE just returned from Baltimore, and
j am receiving and opening The most Dssira-
BILE Stock Of Goods that I ever had the pleas1te
Of ofernglo my friends and lhsPablic Among
nv stock win be found all the latest styles and
most desirable goods now IN Market, which l
am determined 10 sell Al short profits for cash,
or on Tie usual time 10 punctual dealers.
Oct &c. T c SfGAFoOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

A liltle girl, while playing on the shed
lof Of house in Leyereil street, near The
:ial. was addressed by an inmate OF the
Jail as follows -
Lille girl, does your mother know
you are QUIZ
'Hey. bey!sirl does your mother know
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

II HAVE the pleasure Of Informing my eusto-
4 mers and the public Of the arrival or my
supply o. NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS.
It's The largest and most general assortment
have ever offered il this usrkets in style and
aaSl.sy inferior 70 none. and will b sold Tor
essh Al small advance ADD on shert credits TO
patctual dealers q leo ~ any House in the
Valley. ny friends and The public are rtspeel-
fully invited 10 call. MILLER.
ckafiesioMns Oct ~. lSl3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
PULLED & PLAID L1MsExs,
IFlamm9lsa &C.

TTsHE subscribers would respectfully inform
j the Merchants and citizens OF Jefferson
and the surrounding counties, that they have on
hand 81 their Factory. 1t ihs mouth Of Bullskin,
on tho Shenandoah River, one mile above the
ShanoondaIe Springs, about
1900 Yards OF PULLED and
Plaid Linseys, & FlamneIs,
which they will sell At the most reduced prices
for cash, or exchange upon reasonable terms for
Wool. We would particularly invite the afterl-
zion or Merchants and others, who usually make
their purchases 10 Baltimore, 70 call and exam
inc, as We feel satisfied Of our ability to furnish
an artiele Il least equal if not superior, which
We will exchange for Wool, or sell low on :
shortcreda L. J0BE & CO.
Aur al. ls43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
New Fall Goods.
THoIfAs LocK 3 90,

THOMAS LOCK & Co,
n RE now receiving and opening splendid
n assortment Of F.fLL& WINTER GOODS,
which they are ielling at very reduced prices.
We3would say 10 our friends and 10 the public
generally, that they would do well to call and
examine The quality and prices Of our goods,
Come and examine for yourselves we charge
nothing for showing our goods.
THOMAS LOCKS co.
S,nsthheld Oct 5N lo43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
Tarfftp
LoYERs LAMENT.

- ~ = FL ~ ~
q ven the STATS are shinin', Kate,
Some fisin', others settin',
And all nre winlIin's 50 fusi rate.
Like chaps l'ge seen a. beitb',
! b, then I'm ihinkin' on my fate.
Which se:s my eyes victim.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
.NRaD .A,.,innE

GPLENDlD black and CORD .sLP.ac cALUs-
- TRES, together with ! beautiful assort-
ment Of Gimps and Fringes, |iust received by
Oct &c, lSl3 5J MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

FU1IE subscriber has received his usual supply Of
! SEAS0NAUiE GOODS 70 which he invites
ne attention q his customers and the public
81 nernllx. The ladies' will knd Is great variety
9f IRE ana FASHIONABLE GOODS. with hard
for theu,l ., any one else can shov3-and
ne gentlemen can Be furnished from Top 10 toe With
I'll the lalea style, from the cheapest % she richest
and most eostly. = ~ AiSQOtAn.
Oct IL ISIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
0N@ RMAA4



II WOULD respectfully inviis he stishiion Of
u The public generally, and ~ frisrds and
customers 10 particular, 70 splthdld
stock or seasonablc Goods
Just received from Bsltinore s9d Philsas,rhiss
smhraeing n part lhs folloWlngI--
Alpa1ca taaslre Rrenehi 4aEl,.e q ilomea-
4 Rs,,-ss 7,.sss I;e f:H1ii.s ald clAsimeres
iiieh Nklvets $500 ~
Monrline De LANES xr.s- eff..iks
= eoiored Feh ciosh lraiet-proofl
| thfesd iAces. 'n91y Se.ps
"a. Ea-sss Elanasis. white sgsd red
1sdrton DO iinseJs fslled
Mohair Fringe HATS
Silk Do EGApS
liish RitBsnas sfsoots. "a. !, 49,.
freneh Artificial Flowersfiards:s1e. .,.n,,,.ds
lazris French ShasIs Queent vlsre. n,s5,,rd
ylk Ihibet do Grorefiss. aasorlti.
ss.ss,mere % Domesile Cottons, slsoft'd
blanket DO \ Medlcinss
fIpsee, Hose Psinss, % sluis. &c.
gloves and Militia carpeGsk &C. SC &c.
e1The shove Goods have been purchased
with great care, snd upon The best Terms, and
VIII Be sold TtmsTkatiy cheap Tor cash. or to
pnHcsuai customers upon credit of 2 months
Nothing shall be lefi undone that can be done
20 aceommodate those who may be pleased 10
call and see my stock before lhsy purchase.
JOHN III McENBREE.
Sbepherdsiown, Sept. 2e, I643.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

A Coon MARCH, How has your
daughter married. Mrs. Simpson, Pretty
well, hopea
.Very well. / thank you. Mrs. Tomp-
kins. Her husband wears rutfies on his
shirt, q longsailed coat, leads the singing
al church, and expects TO be made cap
tain i'd the militia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

calicoes, from CT els up Hes
Plain and figured Mouslines
Mefinoes Of all eolors
Black, blue bl'k and colores silks
Alpaces, single and double width
Swfnsdown and Merinoe Yessings
White. yellow and scarlet flsnneI
Is bales brown Domestics
SO pair Negro Blankets
Cloth, fur and hair Caps
!! Fur silk and Russia Hats together with any
and every other article that i generally kept in
Country Store
We respectfully invite the allehIion OF our
friends and the public generally Tot j. Is fact
thai we are selling goods loo, and facts are in.
controveriible things. nj LOCK & co.
Smilh6eld, Oct IL. IS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

SuN RlsR.-'Come, Simon. getup nv
good boy; IL ! alter sun rise
! What OBJ dat, masss, what il il be az
Ter sunyisei 'Spose il sun Use two hours
lore day, poor Simon must gil up. Cause
] slIn-yise ebf don't come DAT game ober
dis higger. no how."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
Keep 10 before a Generous
Puhlic

HNHAT the undersigned have Just received
- and are now opening large and good as
ortment Of FILL and WINTER b o ID S,
which they will sell low fon casb. or on thort
credit TO punctual customert She following
are . few Of the many articles row o. hand
Blue black and drsb CLOTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

" Of fare on the winchssisr ana Potomac
Railroad will be Eas follows, viz.
From Winchester 70 Harpers- Fefrs. 81 90
:, 70 -, 90 DO slad return 2 90
From Winchester u Hallbwn les
Do do 90 md return IS
From Winchester to Charlestown 90
Do do do nd return 90
From Winchester Id Cameron,s 871
Do do do Ksfl ret,rn S7f
Fom Winchester to- hompson's rs
DO do q do md return rs I
From WinchesterIto Wadesyilleo MN. ii SO 4
DO do do sss return SO
From WnchesterIto Stephenson,s & as
Do do do asd return Q5
From Halltown To- Iiarpers- Ferry n 3s4
DO do do And return 90
From Charlestown 10 Harpers-Fsris sd
Do do do And return SO
From Cameron 10 Harpers- Ferry 62s
DO do do andreturn Gel
f Do 'h0n II e ha,R e g., e Is
From Wadesyille or o. Bridge 10 LII Ferry i 90
Do do 4 do sud return i Is
From Stephenson'sto Hafpers-FeIty $50
Do do do sAdretdrn. j 50
The reduced charge for going and returning,
will be extended, only, when tickets are taken;
and passengers who take such lickets will be-
allowedthe privilege Of one. intervening day
Persons who do not take tsckets, will be
charged six cents per mile, fofa whatever dis.
lance they may travel on iheHBSd. The same
rate will be charged between any Two depots on
the line of the road. @
BY order, Sc, Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

Standard Medicines.
n FRESH supply q
IN sands Sarsaparillas
Dunlsans Expectorsnt, Jsype's Expectorants
Lambangh's Rhsqmatic Composition,
Fahaesiock's vermifnge, GouleyF Bitters,
Thempsonisn Medicines, ford's Balsam,
Young's German w 6rm Syrup,
HsnFJh Magnesia Peas,
SHsyne's Syrup Wild CHERRY,
Keener,s Ague Powders,
For sale Nholesslc and retail "
i8srpsn-Fsrry. SEPT II. lsssl q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

Pulled a. Plaid LInscys, &C.
NT7E are nov receiving our supply Of Pulled
W and Plaid Linseys, Fiannels, sc. from
neghborh0od Factories, which We are prepared
10 sell low. MILLER & TATE.
Oct S. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
MAMUFAOTURIMG ALL
KIND SOF COARSE

w y - y q N " w u -
And have al this time lolerable, and BY the
frst of July will haye.a complete supply Of all
the various kinds and qualities Of goods found in
the best factories 10 this section or country,
which will erehangs for scool on delivery, or
sell for cash, on pleasing terms.
For all GARDING the cash will be required
when the rolls are delivered.
have made arrangements with Mr.. JoHN
CLAUsoNsby which he is authorized 10 make con-
tracts for Wool, make sale of the goods, or
transact any business hereafter connected with
this establishment
hope by strict attention TO business, prompt
ness, and the good quality Of my goods, 10 me-
rit liberal patronage from the farmers and
others Of Jefferson, Loudoun, and the adjoining
counties. HIRAM REILLY.
June Is. I643-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
Putty.

AaSUPPLY Or new made Putty u iine con
~ diiion for glazing Also, al sizsslof Glass,
for sale 81 Il BkAAfs- q w.
Oet. 5, 1e43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

ID d sandy haired girl. In return. sir. ]
would advise you 10 put yours in an oven
ior lie rather soft. !" was the prompt reply
An enlightened traveller asserts that
one thousand tons Of tobacco juice are
annually sqnir,ed over the far lace OF
creation, and that twenty tons Of lyo-
Nv are worn out IN chewing me weed.
every seven Year,.
i say. You darkis. said islD Aen.oe e 8,
an 10 negro who was iaeng On awlui
big horn ii the bar Of q ses'ern steam
boat say, you dafkss 90 you belong
n ire Temnerance SSieiy. NO. mas
Z. j belong. 10 ,Mi-es Hall, was the re-
Ias.
The old sing Is. tha, /" truth lies al
theshoi,omSi the we'll. !" Thisis the rea.
son I've oppose, thai SO few people ar.
i've all before they kick The bucket"
ftrt door 10 u Have you found
ysur aog which Was stolen asked
gentleman on the door step ola certain
provision store, the other day mo. not
exactly but know where they sold ihe
sausages r. was the reply.
.qequaiaiaaeeslip. There are some men
with whom. on the Instant, We seem 10
get acquainted. An hours accidental as
soeiasion 10 : stage coach, steam pack
Il. or 4 hotel. does more towards baEish-
ing reserve and restraint than many
mouths Of daily communication with be-
inss fesa congeniaI. They seem 70 suit
us~-Ne part from them with regret; and
long afterwards. when their names are
forgotten. we remembsf pleasant fellow
aud happy hour Il Is not then that
friendship can be made. bur We may
learn from this the advantage Of unpre-
tending good humpr and rank bensvo.
lsnce.
The race 81 mankind would perish, dis
hey cease 10 aid each oiher. From To-
tiaasshas ,he mother binds lbechild' head
OIL the hspeni that some kind ass.s'sn
wipes the deeh damp from the brow Q
the DYING We eann<t exist without M
lual help All. ihefsioie shsi need aid
have I right 10 AK j, nf1hsir ienan nor
saIs. no one who holds the power q grant
~ can tel1se i without guilt - So re
itf kc6H IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

Asiction Cloths &r CasainleFcs
HAVING purchased Al aueiiop Is a0Pie-
III ces 0f Cloth and CassImere. can vtier
slth Inducements a. viii sst0nish ri pdfctsser,
nnd|st the same time suAnfs sasesio ali who
ms3 bit think that they viii want Niiher coats
or pants II time 10 come
Oct Is. g w Al4QUITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
MADISON FACTORY.

TlHIS establishment situated on the Shenan-
j. doah River, six miles above Hatpers-Fer-
ri and four miles below the Shannondalc
Springs, and in the immediate vicinity or Col.
Hite's Mill, is now in FULL OPERATION,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
FRESMNGOODS.
For Gentlemen.

lust received BY
q Oct 26. KEYES d KEARsLEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
Failed Linscys.

uHAVR tho largest and best stock Of Pulled
ana Striped Li1sey, Domestic Flannel, and
Stocking Yarn, I ever had 10 offer TO The public.
They will be sold cheap, On the usual terms, Or
exchanged for Wool, at fair price.
Oct. 5. 1913. VIM. s. LOCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

Il LARGE supply Of PULLED and Plaid Lin
seys, Homemade Flannel. just received,
which will Be sold IesO, or exchanged for Wool.
october s. ] MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

II would advise you 10 pu! your bead
ia a .dye-tub lis rather red, /" said joker
ID 4 sandy haired girl. in return. sir. !
would advise you 70 put yours in an=oyeni
Tor lie rather soft. was the prompt reply
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

The old sang Is. iha, truth lies al
the sboi,omSi the well. Thisis the rea.
son, We oppose, thai 50 few people ar
i've ii ! before they kick The bucket"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16
Notice TO PasseIsgea's.

mn and after The Monday the 10th, the rates
~ Of fare on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad will he ne fnllnwe vt,sstAAH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-16

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