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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

IFHyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs bis old
Ill friends and former customers thai IA has
commenced The above business, in ils vaaons
branches, al HE Dwelling formerly OCCUPIED oy
Mr.. Thomas Lfkens, and immediately opposite
ia S. Garaner's blacksmith shop, whore hs will
Be pleased Id execute wiihFneainess and despatch
a,l orders ID his Iine. For cash, he win work as
Low Al the lo,cest. OF fdr punctuaa customers on
/ reasonable credit He invites 4 cali from his
friends and the public generally, as he is satisfied
from His experience III business, and an esrnes
desire u please, general Satisfaction viii be rem
dered. Calland test tis4trhth OF falsity.
tPCoUNTRY PRODUCE viii be tssen IN
exchange. att the market price for every deScrip
lion of work. WILLIAM AVIS.
/ Chafiestown, April is, ls43-3na-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
70 the Public.

q EHE subscriber takes tiis method d return
Il ing his grateful acknowledgement to his
friends for past fsvors ndbegs leave 10 inform chem
ahdthe pnblic CENTRALLY, shat he is prepared with
Machinery fer Manufacturing
Windo,o Sash, WfndoD Blinds, and
Pdnnel Doors,
And can furnish those in want Of such articles al
shnrtnotice, and ut redneed prises. He has now on
hand, large s,oekof SASH Of various sizes--per.
sons wishing to build wbuh advance their work
more rapidly By purchasing doors, blinds, and sash,
already laade up Chat being The work most trouble
some and occupying The greatest length DC TING y
TO such, great Bargains wiIlbegiven He isalsopre-
pared 10 contract for the
Erection of EBlEiIftingS,
and from his experience he hatters himself that he
can fully satisfy The notions III the most fastidious
either for durability comfort, convenience, or ele-
gance, or for pianness andfec6nomy in tho arrange
nent Of dwellings Persons wanting any thing in
his line will do we'll 10 cali ali his old stand, corner
OF Liberty sntfCharies Street. before dealing eise-
where
g1rI an alsoprepsred to put on zinc ROOF
ING, at all times.
b. ToMLINsoN.
Charlestown, March g. isis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
SHANNONDALE
z "A CT o r Y.


YEyaE subscribers would respectfully inform
E the citizens 81 Jefferson and The surround
ing countics thal they have their new Woolen
EsiabIishas5i Cat the mouth Of Bullskin run.
and one milt above the Shaauoudsle Springs
in full operation, aud every piece Of machinery
-of the mos, approved kind, aud III the best or
der for the reception Of wool To- be manufac-
tured into different kinds Of goods---such as
Plain Failed Linseys, Tteilled Failed
/. Linseys, a uery superior article,
Plaid Liasey Of udrious patterns and
/ colors,
Cloths Of every description: Blue, Black,
Brown and Dra5 of vurious shades, !
Blankets, tgilled and plain, n
Fiqnnels, plain dnd-cotored, (
Summer and Winter Cassimeres,
kentucky Jeans Of good quality, SC.
P.ersobs having WOoLt 10 batter for goods Of
any kind would end il 10 tbeiradyantage to cali
atShannohjale Factory and examine our goods
and prices, before they dispose Of their WoolI-
The facilities we have ia manufacturing goods
with our new and improved machinery, will sa-
iisfy every one, that We can manufacture goods
for less money, according 70 quality, than any
keep on hand, at all times, general assortment
Of The goods we manufacture, thereby enabling
US to be ready to supply al once the demands OF
those Of our friends who may wish to exchange
their Wool.
For the information ofthose who live al a
distance, we will observe, that The road is now
open along the river from Suckers Ferry TO
down below the Shannondale Springs; and for
The ACCOMMODATION Of those diving along the
ridge and in Loudoun, we Will al all times have
a safe and convenient oat for the purpose Of
receiving Wool from the opposite side Of the
river, and returning it whea done.
Also, Country Carding and Pulling done with
despatch, 10 a workmanike manner.
Soap, Hogs Lard. and all kinds Of country
produce, taken 10 payment for work, il deliv-
cred when the work is taken away.
JoBE s CO.
MAY IL. lS43-tf = aIe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

Will az aEltiTnes give the highest prices
q 10 Cash, for likely young NEGROES, OF
both sexes, from ten TO twenty-five years Of
age. Persons having likely Servants 10 dispose
Of, will do we'll TO call on me at mysresidence,
in Charlestown and any communication In
writing will be promptly a,tendsdto.
I'm. CROW.
January45k IeA2 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

4 Mrs. 'MarylBowers, wife Of Henry Bowers
was for a length 81 time afflicted with "Pul-
fmonary Complaint which deiisd the united
SIX Of several eminent physicians. she hear
ing Of the '.Expeciorant Remedy, g was induced
togive it d trial Her symptoms were those
Of Phthiss Pulmonalis, or Pulmonary Cpnsump-
ton, viz aFdrY hacking cough, pain in the
breast and side, impaired appetite ahdsgrsat
thirst, hectic fever and might sweals, with much
debility and weakness. She is happy III saying
that after using three bottles ofthe Expectorsnt
Remedy, she began to have hopes of s.speedv
recovery her strength gradually increased nm
Itit shes had used three bottles more, when sha
felt entirelFrestored, 1t now being eight months
since, and no symptoms Of the complaint ap-
Peariug. IS
g5APrice :0ne Dollar per bottle, or six for IS.
Principal Office. No 10, ~. Eighth
Street, Philadelphia. Also, sold BIZ
j. IT. BEARD &t.CO. It'll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
DaIiey,s Magical Pain Ex-
tractor SaIFe.


I WOULD particularly invite The attention Of
L The ladies' 10 nv stock OF Fancy Goods,
Shoes, Boanets, Ribbands, SC all Of which win
Pc sold At rsry reduced prices.
NJ JH McENDREE.
Shepherlsiown. May IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

y7UST received beautiful stock Of goods for
y fashionable dresses, but the names arc hard
70 spellF ITcall and see Them!
Also, some new style French work, with a
great many fancy goods
Map IL. e m AISQUtTHi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

Elk Branch, june |, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
IN CHANCERY.

day May Is4 81 upon e Ds sb hs1 B s zUa
and order Of publication against the absent de-
PENDANT James Moote, and was argued by coun-
sci; on consideration whereof the Court doth
adjudge, order snd decree, that Master Com
missioneriW orthingtond do take an account Of the
personal estate of The said Andrew Ilickard,
deed, Of the debts Of the said deceased, Of the
real estate Of the said deceased, and or the an
nual value thereof, and report to this court, III
order 10 fnal decree stating all matter spe.
cially, BY himself deemed pertinent, os which
may be required 10 be so stated BY any Of the
parties. ~
A Copy-Teste,
fR. t. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
YIRGINIA. fo IYif.

IL The CIRCUIT Superior Gour, Of Law and ChaneerJ
FOR thc County of Jefferson, May 2sd. isls
Samuel Kaott, .7dm'r Of .7aam Choke. decd,
AGAINST
John T, Cookus. James Shepherd and Hen
ry ShaphFrd, DfFENDANTs,
IN CifANCERY
1T is desfeed and ordered, that Robert IXorthing-
ton. Commissioner Of this Court, 40 ascertain
and report 10 the Court. what unsaisiiea Judgments
there arc sgsnst James Shepherd, bearingldae be-
fore the SAID Shepherd declared I3anbrupt, and
the amount thereof-what real estate he Raspossess.
eli Of whenAthose judgments we,e obtained, and the
value and annual valie thereof, and make repor,
thereof 10 this Courtan thst before Id proceed 10
execute this decree, heSdo give notice through the
public newspapers in This County, 10 l,e Judgment
creditors ofssidShepherd 10 produce before him the
evidence ofhdr jrdg menl liens-and The slid Com
missioner il further directed to make such special
statements rs may be required by the parties.
ABopy -Teste,
R,> T. BROWN, CLERK.
june Is, 1918.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

~ HI Re above plale represents sfsalE lsseks4.s
tien IS the LUNGS, sc. la lheif. krsi.llz
soirs ss sas and he other
ira sessSs. hese OF kaps are Of . soft spungy
natuEe, aud are composed Of blood vessels, ar
ieriaa and .sAnous air ducts which com aaunicate
with the trachea or windpipe, and conscy life
10 every naFkoft the body. The air cells siiua-
ted HI The lungs are SO exceedingly small. and
the mepbraAss that compose them SO thin and
delcate, that very slight causes will produce OBJ
straeiions ID the smaller air passages, and inn
pede the respiFaiion~ hence cough, iIAhmma-
lion Of the nAucps membrane Of fhe bFonchi ana
vindpips. hoarsepess. Sc, and finally subjects
The lungs 10 disease, which places the patient
ii 4 critical and dangerous situation, and uIti-
mately dies ef consumption Readers. yoa who
are siffictedwith the first seeds Of thisldisease.
viz :. coughs and colds, procure immedEatsis
| Dr.. Duncaa's Erpsctordnt Rehedv.
medicinelfor colds, coughs, splitting of blood
bgonchftis difficulty Of breathing, asthma, pain
il the side breast and chest, and al diseases Of
she liver and lungs, which is certain ID remove
all distractions from the respiratory vessels and
il tho lungs are not entirely absorbed 81 disease
i win Id nine cases out Of ten arrest the fatal
progress, and inf,ise new life and vigor TO the
diseased osgans. Read the many thousand GER
ltifcsies Of cures, and the astonishing recon-
lmcndatons given by those who have used this
medicine and witnessed its miraculous effects
upon thousands whose lives had been desbaired
of. Call upon the Agents and be saLished Of
the yirtuessof this medicine, before purchasing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

FoR THE LADIES AN English paper has HE
following card 10 all fair lovers ofFGofsied work
"Half pound Of soft soap. half q pound
honey, one pint Of English GIN mix all
well together, and, with a sponge, clean
the work with it. and then apply cold wa
Ter ia the sane manner; dry with linnen
cloths. he Brightest cclo:s will be unin.
iufe,l.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
IMPORTED sI6YLARK.


fFNHIS most capitalRacer and getter Of Race
Il horses viii stand this season (Which viii
end LIST July at my stable, % miles east of Ber-
ryvilae, al $40 the season, 70 be paiddon or be-
fore the 2nd Of July next $50 insurance, to be
paid as soon as the mare is knownto be in foal:
Parting with the mare or irregular attendance
at the stand fer feits the insurance. Groom 81,
10 be sent J the mare. Part bred mares can
come at $25 lie season, and $40 insurance, and
altogether coarse maresat SIS the season, and
s25 insurance, paid BY the % Of lilly next for
season, or as soon as known 10 be in foa for in
surance, otherwise there will be no deduction.
This is fine grass country. and pasture will be
furnished at so cents per week. Good attention
viii be paid 10 mares and colts, care taken 10
prevent accidents or escapes. bat will moi be
accountable for ehher> Mares 10 be fed on
grain must bring Written. directions to that
effect It will be furnishedas cheap as possible.
a gentleman. putting mares of his own, will
be entitled to one Of them gratis. A company
putting,6, ana each one accountable for all; will
beentitled to one Of them gratis. Mares must
bring with them Written directions upon what
terms they are to be- put. Mares put last year
BY he season and failing, may be insured this
year at ssGyon price, ifltheir accounts were set
Tied Up by July "a, 1912. Mares put ibis year
BY the season and failing, may be insured next
year 10 any horse then standing my stable, at
season price Of such horse, If their accounts for
this year shah bo settled by the % July next.
No mare will be entitled 10 these privileges and
advantages. unless these terms are strictly com
piled With
The attention Of the public Is parliculsflyin-
yied to his game blood, remarkable st6utness
aad capacity to carry heavy weights, endure
great fatigue, and run dong distances, and the
promise aud trimmings Of his get, extracted from
the Sporting Journals, and other SOURCES.
h ssKYLARK is the best son ofIWaky Pope,
winner Of she Derby, (who was The best son of
Waxy, bis dam skyIaTk, (dam also Of Giles, a
capital four mile hotse,} was got BY. Musician,
out Of sister 10 Pirouetle, BY young Eagle, Par
risotl by Sir Peier--her dam Deceit, sister 10
the yellow mare by Tahde nss-Perdita BY HeFod
Fair Forester by Observation-Disclosures
Crofts bay barb akeless- Brimmer-Son Of
Dodsworth--Burion Barb mare.
Waxy Pope was by Waxy. out OF the famous
old Prunella. who was dam also Of Penelope
dam Of Wbale5one, Whisker, &c..) Parasol,
Pelisse, Poiarsns ,P ioneer. Pledge, Pope, Joan,
Piquet and Prudehce, all names Of distinction
Musician was got hY Worthy, out Of Wood
bine, dam also OF Music and ATinuet, both win
ners OF the Oaks by Woodpecker Puzzle by
Malchem Princess BY lIIerod Julia by Blank !;
Spectators dam by Partner, sc.
Young Eagte, own brother TO Eagle & Spread
Eagle, was got BY Volunteer. dam by Highfyer,
Engineer, Cade. Lass Of Mill, by Traveller,
Miss Makeless, Sc. r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
HALAC HERS PATENT !
LIFE PRESERVING
IS INGLE TR II E.

=HENHE subscriber having purchased The Patent
Right for the County Of Jefferson Of the
above inyal9able and simple safeguard, against
the destruction of life and property, offers il 10
The inhabitants IL the county Of Jefferson as an
instant and sire preventive against all accidents
arising FROM runaway or pnrtIly horses, either
in single or double Ilarness. By pulling strap
connected w1ih lhee siage.tree, which extends
TO The seat of the driver The horses ale iMme-
diately delached,sand at tbe same time aldrag
5 lei down, by which theEcarriago is gradually
topped and prevented from, going either back
ward Or forTardA
The excellence or The lnyentionhas been test
ed before hundreds, giving the most entire salts
faction
A modeldf the patent can pc seen al MI. ".
) Hawks eaFriage mapufaclory, chaflestown,
where he will betprepaFed al all times 10 attach
this valuable Invention to carriages or buggies.
+, IGfS ?. LYLES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
SFRING & SUMMER
COOP S.

III UST received and for safe, . large and
- beautiful assortment or seasonable goods,
which viii he sold al very low prices fer cash,
or to punelnsl customers upon a credit Of Il
months. JOHN II 10 ENDREE.
Shepherdsloyn, Nay Is, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

Ladies SAVING erpense to the Corpora
iion.-The bulletins Of the London FASH
ions TO- May, mentions that ladies' dress
ses continue to be worn unusually long,
especially behind. This is excellent
news Tor dry goods dealers. maniuamakers
and tax payers, bal shocking news for
fathers or husbandss Il is a capital thing
4 for those who sell stuff for dresses. and
those who make them up, 70 have them
worn out as FAST as possible. by sweeping
the streets. And it is almost as import.
ami 10. ihe1alers OF the city, who are. saw
ed considerable sum in wages 10 the
gentleman whose gfooms usually perform
thai service,
But IL is sad thing for the fond and
indulgebt individuals who must pay for.
these o4t. door trains, Perhaps. our no
lions oh-nicety andsgoed taste are very
crude, but we never see lady with her
costly robeltrailing along the dirty pave
menl without q melancholy reflection
upon the labor which produced il for 50
base a use. The women Of this country
often forget lhst4he costumes imported as
The Paris and London Fashions are
often those which The fair sristocraey Of
those Capitals wear only when 10 their
carrisges.-Their walking dresses are ac-
commoda,ed 10 the purposes Of walking
So il was alleast when we saw.thean. !
LPkilaasiphia .smeriean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
Commissioner 0hee,

OTPEnsoSs interested in the above suit are here
By notified that shall attend at my Office aforesaid
on FRIDAr nE 3oTH ISsTANr. for The purpose Of ex-
ecnting the above tecited order Of Conrt-Nhen and
where, BY 10 o'clock, A. NJ they are requested 10
sttebd with the cessary papers sa eSideuce con-
neeted with said. suit.
June Is bSiSt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

To make good shining Black Ink
Stake Two ounces of nut-galls in coarse
powder one ounce Of logwood 10 thin
chips; ono ounce Of sulphaie OF iron /;
three .lourihsR Of an ounce Of loaf sugar.
Boil the gals and logwood togelherSin
three rinis Of waterfall the quantity is
reduced ] TO one half. Then the liquor
must be strained through flannel into a
proper vessel, aud The remainder Of the
ingredients added u Il. The mixture is
then 10 Be stirred till The whole Is Sissoly-
ed; after which il must be left at rest for
twenty four hours. The ink may then
be decante7ed fsom the gross sediment,
and mastbe preserved in glass bottle
we'll corktd.~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
PERFORMANCES AND THOSE o. HIS GET

PERFORMANCES AND THOSE OF HIS GET.
,t'sKYLARK Is in splendid health, order and cons
ditun, and VIII no doubt please your country better
than any horse hey ever had, saw or can sect He
8 r,eh Pay os4a.lu gay, o. Sefy superior action
Az y ps;aa os ~, sna = tqHy
nv IA am br.t alses ahgt skyIs,,s salss Il ~.
qeuntry re The finest thew have ever seen IN SIC
nor, nd appearance, exeeprperhap FyItle's colts
- size. color game and stoutness his colts
stsr. n lie has had three coltsto
several times ot ihseTye winners, and some Of Ihem
Ireland and England. e%SI INNING ssnd winnings IN
his colts won out Of 10 King os,es sisss year
more than BALI Of all r. foF, and a., ~. , -
alf hs Grey rrian Nsioeipede Emiius, Econo-
ms. o.re g I1a,kaS , ana 81 ne oher stias
H. =. liam sna ne mas hsd only
xii were winners, and some If them many s;.
tie Eaelist turf in wilItbus ne h. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

fHF AL kinds taken 10 exchange for Fulled
" aud Plaid Ltaseys, or any other kind Of
Merchandise d n licENDREB.
shePhsrdslown, June |.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
earOccric9,

Al LARGE STOCK, and if YOU wishAto buy
szs.A cHEAP for cash. call opposite th4 Bank
and you can be suHrlied,by
Jane !. R WM s Lock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

EUsT received The latest styls Spring and
81 Summer Beaver and silk Hats. Also, a
HANDSOME assortment or Leghorn and Gnysouil
Hats. which will be found il quality and stsle
inferior 10 none; and at as Iowa price al in am
house in the VALLEY. tJ#J MILLER.
Msyll. 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
New Goods.

I'd EcEIFED during the past week, many new
~ and desirable articles, making NY assort-
ment ofseasonab1e goods Complete, ali Of which
will be sold aiTeduced prices. Those wanting
fbarga Ct an find them BY calling at my store
June Is J y MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
- =. " syin,ergreen,
10 q q Sassafras.

we gye The following recipe asiuinIshed
Us BY q friend, knowing il 10 be sxesi
lent.
\ Take / OF. Of creals tartar, | or Of
ginger. coarseiy pounded. and 2 lbs. ot
honey, 10 every gsllon Of water. Pit
these ingredients into jar or pail, and
pour in ibe water at boiling heat. stir il
until aIl are thoroughly nixed best 10 d
this early IN the morning; when milk
warn. sir 10 three large spoonfulslof
yeast % every gallon Of wafer. When
settled. pbur of the liquor into a Jug;
cork close and il made early ia the
morning. bottle il upsihe same night. Be
careful 10 lie the corks Vi ell with stout
I,wiae. Aslhirsiy man on a hot sultfy
will relish this very much.-We
S-South Western Farmer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

NNLOUR, Corn, Curnmeal, OAis, Bacon, Lard,
a Butter. and Eggs, will be taken in eK-
change for goods AZ cash prices BY the UNDER
Isigned. S II ALLEDf0NG.
MAY !, lA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
Home manufactures

AGAIElsT EA'sTERN WORK.
usa ss q ea bs es.' e Mo-
Lease a. do do do Shoes.
These articles are made,of the best materia.s,
and got up in the latest style, AID Warranted in
every particular equal to anxyboughl ID Bali.
more or any other place, and will be sold al The
same price.
Also, oa hand constantly, a large supply Of
meas and womens fine aud coarse shoes, dou-
bic soled and nailed DO, an excellent sniele to
SUIT farmers -sll at reduced prices. Those 10
want will 40 well 70 call.
tass IL MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
II AGAINST

James Moore. administrator Of sfadrt
Rickard. deed, Michael Cookus, and ]
fSo6eth his Uifs. Nm Rickayd md ,Joi
Richard liars Of .7adrew Rickardi d
ceased, DaF.T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

Nv their servants.s ought 10 call on
] AprEl 81. j B PAcKETTs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

DEATH OF. AN OLD SERVANT The
Washington Capitol 81 last week ,says
General Washington S colored servant
Cary, was buried OH Sunday last, from
Greenlea's Point and followed 10 the
grave BY large number Of blacks. He
was. we understand al the lime Of his
death III years old, aud was for nun.
Der Of years .osileF 10 Gen., Washington,
whom be served al the passage Of The
Delaware. and Al The battles Of Brandy
s-;as cad Trenton, Old Cary was known
Spd rsspsstSd bE every citizen Of this
otto master, aud as a mark Of respect,
on bis birth day. and ia fact, every mill
tary parade, wore an old shad-belLied nai;
formed coat, and a three. cornefed bat
with a huge cockade. which be said Wash
inglon gave him. On these occasions The
boys used 10 collect around hin, DO, bis
venerable appearance dissrmed them OF
all thoughts Of mischief and be was al
ways allowed the hoaofA5le privilege OF
hobbliag IN the rear Of The military. under
whose protection he generally placed
himself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

To The Circuit Superior Court Law AID Chan
Gerry fer the County OF Jefferson, May 20lh,
lsi3s
Peter CrOrl. Prr'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22

sTsHoNrsoMIAN II Hays II hard EEaed
4 shall continue 10 keep complete asSort-
meni of Thcmsonian MedifiDes,
Also Brandreti's, Peters. and Dssies' Pills,
'Sherman's Cough and Worna Lozenges,
Sberman's Poor Mans Pfasler
tiaFrison's 0in1meRt for lcs,I sc.
VIM ANDERSON.
Elk Branch. June Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-22
NJ arIftp
Toa rms Fets piss
RErlPR For HARVEST BRINK.


Messrs Edisors The recipe belaw Tor snsS;ng
Snail REKR for This warm veaihsrlsE both cheap
and good. The season ok harvest Il d hand, and
sons snsh sholrsgme and refreshing beverage msy
be used By al those uIo esebew aie6holie drinks.
a common d.ink for iield hands uas be prepared Of
fnslnsses vinegar and water yfih small quantity
Fof pulseszed ginger II thought proper the saeehs-
rims matter or The nblesses and The sedof The sne-
gar, rsfresh, and eoal The heated body. lei every
Temperance farmer, then, have Il dsils prepared Cor
his harvest hands, and thus promote Hie cause Of
temperance.
For making three gallons Of Beer-Take
quart " est India Aiolasses,
"a drops OH Spruce,
Il. Winiergteen
i 10 !" . SassafraA
Fill apaA 9Th gallons Of hot wssef-- mir Them
~elI--let Il stand until j becomes blood warm-then
add one pint yesstlet Il remain 10 or 70 hours
boslc Il. ahd il i Ct for use. MEDlCuS.
Elk Branch.