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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02

APronpf Rspy.-An Arabian pbiIOso-
pher was At the Court Of aceriain King,
who was so much Distinguished for bis in
justice As bis despoiism. The Klng, a.
greeable to his character, was DESTROYS Of
Irritating the sage BY some Of mis- insults.
To this end be positively affirmed, that 10
the internal regions was q mill for grind
ing Tie ksals Of he learned. and then de.
nandsd Of The venerable philosopher ifiI
were not %. He 10 bis turn. replied,
with 6rmness and dignity worthy Of The
highest euiogium-"Yes but il is the
blood Of tyrants tia, makes The mill
turn"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
JOHN G. WILSON.

KTOULD most respectfully inform bis
Wv friends and tb2 public generally, that
be has just returned from Baltimore with we'll
assorted Stocklef Fdl s Winter Goods,
which has beep/ selected with great care, and
will be sold on(as good terms as any goods in the
Valley. HI assortment consists in part or
Super 6lde, black, invisible green, and green
.dp do do Cassimeres,
S9ftinetls, all color and prices,
Blankets9of every description,
TFlannels, all colors,
Silk Velve; Yestings,
Figured, stripedand plain Alpaccas, all colors
and 6gures,
ChangeableHe 30
Broche Shawls, and Nettdo
Mousline de LANES, Parrissienes,
splendid assortment of Prints at every price
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, a splendid article,
Gloves, Fancy Shawls and Handkerchefs,
Gentlemenls black silk and fancy Cravats,
A good assortment of Domestics, such as
PULLED Linseys, Plaid do, Bed Ticks, bIeached
and brown Muslins, Cotton Bats, SO
A splendid assortment OF gentlemen,s and
boys fur, cloth and hair Caps,
Beaver, Russia and SIX Hats, very cheap,
good assortment Of H.aRDW.aRE,
Carpenters Tools, Bench Vices,
GROCERIES Of every description OF best
quality, DY
Queensware, Stone and Earthenware do.
He would respectfully invite his friends and
the public generally 70 call and examine his
stock before they make their fall purchases, as
they will certainly promote their interest by
doing SO. Call soon and secure bargains.
Harpers- Ferry, Oct ID, l843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
Come One and All, and q
anime for yourselves. :

LAYING just returned from the Easskfn
In Market, the subscriber takes this onItirs
tunHJ Of informing his friends, customers md
the public generally, that he is now reesiNtEf
and openingA yeryglerge and splendid
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, tsf
which haveRbeen purchased with care ana II.
tention, andlwill be sold at reduced prieeFI sof
cash, orgto punctual customers upon KNaN6A
time He feels extremely grateful to tElfsb
who have been pleased to patronize hin, MtS.
tofore, and respectfully solicits a conthTNsc1,
of the same.B His stock consists in part OK lbs
following goods, viz:
Blue, black, rife and invisible gfeehs Gl6sh.
from 20 to SEA- coat pattern Of gooA 6fetk,
well trimmed for IS E8
/ A large assortment Of fancy CassinSrsssss sss-
ryipg from 81, 10 to $50;
Cassinetis ofall prices and qualitiesa
Calicoes, large and splendid assorihesssss-aa
Brown and hlesched Muslins Of ell pkieegss
Mouslina de Lsnes and Grape shushah dfrtew
patterns and splendid style;
Parrisseine, "A pew article for ladi6ss Z, Asses.
very handsome and very cheap;
Plain and figured merinoes, from SCI to Is cts.
A large and general assortment Of kheap
GROCERIES, &c.
IN fact q complete assortment OF esxst dA.
scription Of goods, too tedious 10 enumeiste.--
All ask is call, convinced that ydu t1ill not
leave dissatisfied, for am determ med lossAll ii
prices TO suit the times.
PHILIP codxs.
Harpefs-Ferry, Dcts l2, I843
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02

GN1Y stock of HOMEMADE SHOES ~
GA BOOTS has been Of late very much s5l
larged, andsaow consists of general assos4.
ment of
Mems heavy kip coarse boots,
dou5le-soleG lined calf do
fine calf and morocco do
heavy doubEe-soled water proof do
~ coarse shoes,
double-soleds and nailed do .s
fine calf do 81
4. fine morocco do
Boys fine and coarse do
Misses calfdo. Of various styles,
Ladies calf walking shoes, tho latest slSlss
mentand Of various styles. sf
would particularly invite those who mSnt
good work for themselves or families 10 call ind
examine my stock, as the work is warfakEesI
and win be sold, most Of it, as low as any Els /,
ern work, and there is no comparison IL 81 &
or quality j ] MILLER I
September IL, l843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
To the Ladies.

10 IIAO AdUItss
WOULD respectfully invite the Ladies to
i cali and examine my large
ASSORTMENT OF. FANCY GOODS,
consisting in part Of the following, viz: s
Velvets for ladies dressing, splendid article;
Mousine de- LANES and Grape shusans, of new
style, very handsomeand very cheap;.
Parisseine, new article, for dresses, very
handsome, and at price that will no. fail to
please all; 1T
Thread and Isle Edging, footing and insert
ing-a superior article OF kid gloves at so cts;
Bonnet ribbands, very beautiful indeed, DC.
Call and examine for yourselves, as pleasedI
am convinced you willbe after an examination
Harpers-Fsrry, Oct II. P cOONSI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
New Fall & Winter Goods,

~" AsAAA - ~ kDtCE WOUuS9
AT ELK BRANCH.
My friends and customers have my hearty
4VA thanks for their past favors and support.
now cordially inxile genIlsmen and ladies of
the vicinity and surrounding neighborhood to
give mea call, as feel assured my present
STOCK OF GOODS,
Is so full as 10 insure their general satisfaction
50 much so, that none shall be turned away
empty. Please live me trial, and prove the
above assertion.
DRY GOODS.
;, 4 and Sd brown muslins,
3, 4, 5 and 1914 bleached do. !
7-S and A plain twilled osnaburgs.
BIeached and brown SunoIk Drills, -
Bleached, brown and coIored Cantons,
A great variety Of British and American Prints.
White, yellow and red Flannels,
Black and brown Alpaca Lustres,
Apron aud furniture checks,
Plain, plaid and fulled LINSEYS,
Super blk, plain and damaak cloth shawls,
Tagliona and mousine de: Elaine do
Brown and bleached linen table cloths,
Crash and diapers,
Ladies mohair and worsted mitts,
90 mohair, beaver, kid and silk gloves,
Hosiery of every description.
Cuttings, edgiDgs and iDsertings,
Jaconettsnd thick cambrics,
Swiss, book, I'D. and null muslins,
Braid and straw BONNETS, u
Handsome winter ribbands, &c.
II ALSO,
| A complete assortment Of Cloths, Cdssi-
naeres, Vestings, &c.
Such as blue, blue black, black, invisible green,
| and cadet mixed Cloths, II
| Waved beaver and pilot Cloths,
Blue, black and fancy colored Cassmeres,
sattinetts Of every price, quality and color,
Lined beaver and berlin gloves,
Kid and wooden do
Beaver, cassimere and silk Hats,
Fur, cloth seal and oil cloth Caps,
Pongee, fagg and bandana hdkfs;
Irish linen and linen cambrics,
a general and full assortment Of coat trimmings,
lO1and 1874 Whitney Blankets,
Negro 10
Horse do
Ingrainand rag carpeting,
Cotton yarns, all numbers,
White and colored carpet yarns.
Groceries, Queenswdre, 1inware, Cedar
aoare, and Hard,care generally,
among which may be found,
Iron and steel ofevery Kind,
Nails OF every size (Brien's manufactured
Hollow-ware.of every kind,
Shovel and tongs,
Four-prong forks, long shoyels,
Files and rasps, narrow axes, broad do. =
Hand-saws, Imill-sawss
Parlor and cooking stoves,
Every size Of extra stove pipe,
Sheet and hoop iron,
Cutlery generally,
Locks, latches. hinges and screws Of every kind
and quality,
And a thousand other Stems Of Hardware, too
innumerable 10 mention. ~
SHOESS BOOTS. ~
Ladies' kid and morocco slippers,
/" - walking shoes
Mems calf, kid and brogan Boots and Shoes,
Boys do do do do
Lads Boots--men's rubber shoes,
LADIES' rubber Shoes,
Misses and childrenA boots and ties.
Drugs, Oils, Paints ead Dye iSfufs.
Horse Collars. Bind Brides, Girtis and
Giytling.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Elk Branch, octII2, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
NEW FAIL G0ODS.

HAVE The pleasure Of Informing my cu.to.
L mers and the public Of the arrival 10Y
supply Of NEW FALL & WINTER LADS.
IL is the largest and most general - Int i
have ever offered in This markel He and
quality inferior 10 none, and I6s sold for
cash at small advance and o1lzort credits TO
punctuai dealers as io,e as any House in the
Valley. Ny friends and the public are respect
fully invited 10 call. ID MILLER.
sCharlestown, Oct 19, ls43. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
/ New Fail Goods.
.THoNrAs T.ooT. q 4, 80.

n REnow receiving and opening i splendfa
~ assortment ok5ssaLL & WINTER d FOODS.
which they are selling at very reduced priest
We would say to our friends and to the public
generally, that they would do we'll to calland
example the quality and prices Of our goods
before purchasing elsewhere, for We Aatter our
selves that we can sell goods as low as any Re-
tail Store in this, orthe three adjoining countless
Come and examine for yourselves. We charge
nothing for showing our goods. II
THOMAS LOCK & CO. ..l
Smithfeld, Oct. S, ls43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
Dartetp.

Passing .dway.-The following beauti-
ful thought from Goethe is particularly ap-
propriale toAhe present season
THE season is going away like the
sound Of bells. The wind passes over the
stpbble and finds nothing 10 move. On.
1yfthe red berries Of that slen der tree seem
as il they would fain remind Us Of some.
thing cheerful-and the measured beat Of
the thrasher's fail calls uP the thought,
that 10 The dry and FILLING year keSmucA
aouriSfment and Hfe."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
FALL AND WINTER
MMMIN@.

TIME subscriber has received his usual supply a
II SEASONABLE GOODS, 10 which he invites
the attention Of his customers aud the publis
generally. The ladies' viii find IS great q variety
Or rare and FASHIONABLE GOODS, with hard
nakaes for them, as any one else can show ,--and
the genteBen can be furnished from top 10 toe with
all the latest style from the cheapest 10 the richest
and most costly. Z. Nj. AISQUirH.
Oct IL 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
sPLzMDID 4 TAsHxoMA81u
ENE1 GOODS.


THE Undersigned has nov received I fun and
= select assortment Of the most
Fashionable and Desiro6Ie GOODS
!, ne line, selected with great care from the
New York and other marksiss consisting Of
Rich and splendid SIX Heloets,
Super Wooism VeiUets, parious patterns:
Cassimeres Of eUery aae AID Qual;fv
Cloths Of the finest fabric and epeyu
UGriety Of shade,
which he pledges himself e have made Il ~.
best and most fashionable manner, ana unan
the most reasonable ierms 4 liberal aiscoans
will be made for cash. Thankful for ina ~,
enlargement heretofore received, lie respeetfal-ss
Y sollclis eonsinuanee # the same. ssran-
gers and others are invited to call before nnr.
chasing elsewhere, Is he feels lconfdent that his
Goods and prices cannot fail 10 please. fEPari.
Fashions received regulariyaeye month.
DAVID MARTIN.
Successor 70 George w. Bull, L
sePt42s, Is45-a l6O Baltimore Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
F.FRESH GOODS,
oil a6i KEYEs & KEARsLEY.
FOrGenlTcnlen.

an PIECES 6ne and su7efhne Cloths Of va
z9V rious coIors, from 81 upward,
Pilot. Beaver, Asphbliem Cloths, for oyercoais,
London, French and American Csssimeres,
Large stock Csssineis, Tweeds for fashionable
Goats, H.
Merino silk and Satin Yestings,
Silk velvels, splendid six Handkerchief,
Splendid Scarfs, Stocks and Cravats,
Latest style Beaver and silk Hats,
Do do Cloth Glazed, Fefret and Fur Caps
Morocco, calf and double solec winter Boots,
Mesino Drawers, Shirts and Hosiery,
Together with every thing gentleman may
require for style or comfort, for sale low. ex.
tremely low, BY MILLER.
Oct 26
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

NHE subscriber has just returned from Tho
East and is now receiving splendid stock
lQfNetO and Cheap GOODS. &
He Is grati6ed that his numerous customers ard ~
weliEpleased with the ONE PRICE system, but 5e{s
ask him to take less than the price named. Aatt
pricesare 80 Low that many Of his customers iasjs
told him they saved nearly one-half BY buying tAeA
goods at the Cheap Cash Store OF
JOHN KEPLINGER, iii
Hammonds 10 MI
Shenherdstown Gent % 1QA4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02

Losr IN THE MouNrAINs The HoVi.
daysbtrg (Pa. Register, says that Re-
sEccA GINrEk and six children in Clear.
field county. in that State. recently went
out in the woods 10 gather berries, and
unfortunately became bewildeFed. and
fambled about for iwo4days and nights in
) the cold and rain, and atlenglh laid them
selves down, perfectly overcome with
cold and hunger, when they were found
by a detachment Of citizens who were in
search Of them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02

just received from Baltimore and Philadelphia
embracing Id part the followinr:- -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
HOmlelalade. Shoes.

Shepherdstown, Sept. Is, is4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
Tobacco, Snuf and Scars.

HVaE attention Of those who use Tobacco in
u any shape, Is called 10 the largest and
choicest stock ever offered 10 this market, and
At prices IS to 3si per cent losua than hereto
fore.
lam now Offering good sound article Al 10
cents, sold heretofore at l2i cents
Also, prime article Al l2i cents, worth al
former prices 25 cents; superior do 90 cents,
worth at former prices IS TO 3l4 cents; very su-
perior pound lump and SIS at Is cts, worth SO
eenis; extra superior ga, so and ga. QTThs
last iHferiof 70 more in this place, even al any
price.
Also SAEFFS Of best quality, snch as Rap
pee, Idbalrs Mixture. CARROTS Scotch Snuf,
No. :, eitker in bottles or By small, and Mac
eabau.
Regain. real Principe, Rifle, Spanish and half
spanish segars. In this article, as heretofore.
snsll e- able TO please the taste OF The most
fsslidjons ~ 1851
Ih9seovs. lSgeiher with general sssoft-
nsa. ~ Snuh Boxes. Tobacco Pouches, Spanish
Suul3gss Cut and Dry Tobacco, &c. &c. viii
y log prices. lsITrFp
Oet. ~. 16l3 --r--.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
MiIenerV Goods.
Coal, Coal stoves, &C..

Coal, Coal stoves. &C..
lust feceived 1t the New Store Al Dhf.
- heid's Depot, supply Of Crate Coal, and
Coal for Blacksmiths. a Also, Crates and Coal
Stoves, Cooking stoves, and Iron Of all sorts.
Antieatam Nails! all sizes,
Herrings. shad md Mackerel,.
Cider Vinegar, with a ine assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware. and aIl ar
-ticles necessary tbs retail store.
Business transacted on commission At mode-
rate rates, By ALFRED DURFIELD. :
Who has charge Of The concern. ana viii Il.
ways be found aihs posi.
Sept 81, lS43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
For fhe Ladies.

For the Ladies.
GPLENDID Black, Figured and plain silks
- and Satins,
Splendid light colored do do Silks,
Black and coIored AIpsEcas,
Black and Blue Black Bombazines,
French and English MefiDoes,
Chusans and Ackbaf's, new article for dresses,
Cashmere De Case, do >do do
Cashmere Mo1slin, do do do
Gro De Orleans, do do do
Barred and Striped MousIins,
Splendid stock British and American Prints, ex-
tremely low, splendid style for LA,
Rich VelVets and Silks for Bonaets,
Florence Braid and Straw Bonnets, /
Flowers, Gimp, splendid r ibbands, &c.
Cashmere, Silk, Cotton, and Lamb's,wool Ho-
H siery, IN
Kid and Silk Gloves, Worsted Mists,
Beautiful assortment Fancy Hdkfs snd Scarfs,
Brocha, Thibet Wool end other Sbawls,
Kid and Walking Shoes, Fur trimmed do III Il
Together with almost every thing chat ladies
may want in the fancy Of staple line. N II.
III would fnostIespectfully sska call.
Oct 26. il. y = MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
Tobacco. Glass. Paper. sc.
NOW RECElYING

T. NV AESEtA I'M
600 BOXES common ID. lump Tobacco,
499 lss do good do
l03 boxes 6ne do
IS do extra do do
- do ne plus ultra do
50 do superior SIS do
100 do do 10y do
So do do l5S 40
3S do common l2's 40
us do 3grossClay Pipes.
100 do Window Glass 10 BY IA, 10 By
IS, 10 by 1871 By IA, III BY Is,
u ~ rs, ~ By Is, IL ~ l6,
le0 do By 10 New Jersey Glass, supe.
rior to Baltimore or Washington
$50 do western Glass. BY 10,
80 do do dol. 10 BY l2,
20 do DO do by 8, ia prime
IS CASES cut, pressed and plain Tum-
blers, well assorted & all prices;
80 do 6doz. each Pint FIasks, :
2 do 10 do 40 do
2 do 81 do 40 do
A enc Tobacco Cutters,
! Case 6ne French Martinique SNUFF,
90 Kegs fresh Lancaster do !!
4 Dbl. prime Natchitoehes do ID
20 Kegs CARROTS I'd quail Scotch do
4 bills. loose and in blsdders do do LII
Rappee, Maecaba, and Scotch in jars bot
ties, and bladders, to suit purchasers,
500 Reams Grown and Cap WrapP'g Paper
100 do double crown do do
| lis do large and small tea do
400 do ruled and plain Cap do
325 do do do Letter do
ITO. do 81 by 81 % by 80, % by 80,
81 by 81 news Printing Paper,
60 Gross Bonnet Boards,
Is Kegs Winter News INK,
80 boxes Writing do
$4,000 Yellow and Bro'n Halt. Spanish Segars,
100000 do and do superior do do
$4,000 Superior large and small Havana do
Of my own manufacture,
$4,000 Extra iue imported Havana do
$4,000 do do Principe do
With large stock OF
Fine Pipes, Sniff Bores, Sugars and
Tobacco Cases, Cut and Dry Tobacco,
Spanish Trimmings and other smok-
ing Tobacco.
e7+The attention Of my old customers and
the public is invited to whatI consider the fnest
assortment of goods, Of the kind, TO be found in
any one house in the city Of Baltimore, or any
where else and feel satisfied can sell mer-
chants and others better assortment at loio-
Or prices, and on better3terms, than they can
buy them iq Baltimore. All orders faithfully
and promptly attended to.
H LLOYD LOGAN. !
winchester, Oct. ~, .ls43. y; =. 's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
On Hand.

Un Hand, n
/ 30 sacks Liverpool Salt, coarse and fine;
First quality Herrings and Mackerel;
Sperm, Lamp and Linseed Oil; a
Paints, Dye-woods, &C..
Baltimore Sugar-house and N. O. Msiasses;
Large and excellent assortmentof sdp'r Te as;
All qualities Rio and Java COFFEE;
Confectionery, Spices, &c.;
Boots and Shoes-all qualities;
Fur and Silk Hats, fur Caps, &c3
all Of which will sell exceedingly low. "
n. B Twill also keep on hand a good as
sortment Of LUMBER.
KerneysVille, Oct. 70, 1913. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
Window Glass and Putty.

nF most superior quality, and all skies, Tor
~ sale low by box OF otherwise. have
made arrangements by which Lean supply any
quantity and. any size Of the NEW JERSEY
GLASS, which article is superior 10 the BaIti-
more, and at lower prices. Also, on hand, 100
lbs. putty. MILLER.
Oct. IS, 1913. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
FIR z s;H
PAAA 90OD9O

n HAVE just returned from Baltimore, and
u am receiving and opening the N ost Desira-
Bile Stock Of Goods that ever had the pleasure
Of offering TO my friends and the public. Among
my stock viii be found all the latest styles and
most desirable goods now IN Market, which /
am determinedt to sell at short profits for cash,
or on The usual time to puRctnal dealers.
Oct 26. T c. SIGAFoOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
NEW FAIL GOOnS.

INHE subscribers respectfully invite the al.
- tentiGn Of their friends, customers and the
pablie generally TO their large and well selected
stock Of III
staple and Fancy Goods,
which eomprise many new and fashionable styles
part Of which notice in the following catalogue:
Superior Beaver. Blue, Black, Invisible Green,
(wool-dyedl Cloths; Ameriesn, French and English
Csssmerssi great variety Of and splendid pat
terms Meeino Vestings; Satin Stocks do Scarfs and
Handkerdhiefs; fine black and eolored Alpaca Lus-
tres; black and eoloured French Merinos black blue
black striped and figured Silks; Gala Plaids; silk
and worsked Chussns; rich Grede Orleans, fnew ar
riety of sCashmere Parisisn;4 Plaid and Merino
Shawls; great variety ofladies Cravats; Mourning
Velvet Prints; great variety OF black and fancy
Prints; plain and hemstitched Lnen-eambric Hand
kerchiefss Long Lawn; black andNeoloured heavy
Silk Mts; Worsted Aiits in great Sariety Zephyr
Worsted Hoods, for ladies and children; Lambs
Wool and Cashmere Hosiery plain aid ribbed; very
superior Worsted Comforts; children's Gloves,
Mius and Millions; grey, white and random Yarns;
black and eoloured Kid Gloves; white and black
Cotton Hose, good quality, only l21 cents per pair
| wa,ered black and eoloured Silk Velyets for Bon
nets; Flowers and Ribbons, latest style, together
with great variety OF other goods in the Faecy and
Staple line too numerous to mentona
HITS, CaPS, Sc.
Fine Beaver Hats; Glaized Cloth and Velvet
Caps cklildren and bbys do
SHOES.
A large stock ofShoestof every description.
GRO cERLES and QtEEE.NiSW.4RE-
Aiwell selected stock. y
HARDWARE 81
A general assortment ii
/ We respectfully solicit call from persons in
search Of bargains, as we are determined 6 sell as
low as the lowest. Again we say cali whether you
wish to purchase or Motive will sfvays be found
ready tO.shoN through with pleasure, i. sF n I
5.;I.%s !, s5-' MILLER & TATE
| 50af 10 Ja1S ~ - - ~ +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02
New and Cheap store.

COMMISSION HOUSE
NRANCIs HUNTINGTON Of Baltimore.
n having taken the Depot and Store at Ker-
neysTlile, IS prepared to do general country
business. Having purchased very low large
Assortment of New Goods,
such as Hardware, Dry Goods, Chinavare, ane
oueenswsre, Groceries, &C.. &C., he will sell
unusually CHEAP for CASH. Having made
arrangements for the sale of all kinds of PRO-
DUcE, to the best advantage, will receive the
same in exchange for goods, or will give fair
prices 10 cash. .
Grain and all kinds of Produce, will be taken
on Storage, forwarded and sold for account of
owners il desired. Liberal advances made on
Grain, SC. received on commission. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02

TSHondSoNIAN-I have on, hand ant
j shall continue 70 keep, complete assert
meut OF Thomsonian Medicines,
Peters, and Davies Pills,
Sherman's Cough andlWorm Lozenges,
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster,
Harrison's Ointment for Piles, &c.
VIM. ANDERSON. +
Elk Branch, June i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-02

Medicines, COnfectionaFv.6cc.
k(f24NDY, Almonds. Fiiberts, Pecan NS,s R,,-
ans, Pr1ness Dried currsnts, Ors1res ~.
mcns--Also small stock ofJNEDTcIfRS- -.
eeivc4 and for sale BY JOHN P. BR0vvN
chzrlestoRn, Sept 2s, 1919. -
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Standard Medicines.
a FRESH supply Of
~ Sands Sarsaparilla,
Duncan's Expectorant, Jayne's Expectorant, Z
Lambaugh's Rheumatic Composition,
Fahnestock's Vermifuge, Gouley's Bitters,
Thcmpsonian Medicines, Ford's Balsam,
Young's German Worn Syrup,
Henry's Magnesia Peas,
Swsyne's SyrupgWild Cherry,
Keener's Ague Powders,
For sale wholesale and retail by
II ] CROSBY
Harpers-Ferry, Sept IL, 1919.
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NEW GOonS.

n WOULD respectfully iHvite the attention Of
Il the public generally. and my friends and
customers in PARTICULAR "a splendid
stock OF SeasOllable Goods,
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SPLENDID black and cold .7LP.ACcALUS
- TRES, together with . beautiful assert
ment of Gimps ard Fringea, just received By
Oct 26. 1913 il MILLER.