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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23
FASHIONABLE TATLODIrn

VEHllE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks
K tohis friends and customers for their pas, Dat.
ronage, and would solicit continuance of 5as,
favors 20
Gus branches, at tho old stand Of su'Ia..r51:7 :
M@tby,' in Market Square, wiexa he will he jl4.
Py to wait on all who wish anything done in nc
line of his profession.
The subscriber has made arrangements to r.
ceIYe the newest fashions from the cas-, as often as
may be required ALI kinds Of produce, carpenter
end joiner work, common-day labor, rec eli red n
payment-Cutting done at short notice and ,,,r~ar.
ted to fit if properly made up. r. GIALBY.
Southport, march 3d. 1913.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23
n E w F r vi
S T RY K Err g. ALL E NJ,

(lsT STORE NORTH END OF THE BRIpGE,)
HAVING purchased S. Hale, & Co.'S. stock
L L of Goods, are prepared to accommodate their
friends and customers with good assortment (the
best in town) Of
FANCY AND STAPLE Dry GooDs HARDWARE,
CROC ERIE s, Gro c K z r 7,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Sash,
&c. sc.
At reduced prices, and on terms to suit the times
Wheat, Flour, Corn and Oats taken in exchange
for Goods RECALL AND EXAMINE.
J. III. SrRYKrR n. r. ALLEN.
Southport, March, 1843. 4iu
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-05-23
z. II. DEMLNE.
!. u 81 3 e Z
r r, 1f @ Y A T,

II - NJ y 7 u,
WlIAFE REMOVED my stock Of Goods TO the
III AUCTION STORE,
One door north Of Marshall s. Phelps, wna-a
shall be happy to wait upon all persons wiahia.
Dry Goods, Groceries sc. at reduced prices
April 8, 1884 e. c. GTANNET.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06

T ISTOF LETTERS remaining in the Post Onlce, ~
- Woodstock, VI. Dec. 2lst, lei2.
Asa Akin Elyira Latimcr
Allen G. Abbott Mary A Iadd
Leland Atwood Rocsey Lombard
Joseph Amsden Thomas Munroc
Nathaniel Billiard Cordclia MaSha IN
Maria D Bradley Benz d Maxam
Sophia Bugbce Sarah Massey
Ruben G. Benton Gardner K Metcalf
William G Bell Mr. Marsh
Olive Benson James |. Marsh
Amos Buchanan Abel Nuliing Jr
Elisabeth IIlcssngton Chas Perkins
Jonathan Boycc Samuel Paul
Edward Cobuin Isabel Paul
James CALI Pcrsis Pratt
Charles Cab Moses Paine
Munroe Cox Rehccca Paige
Turner Caiswell Mr.. Parks
joel Curt, John Is Perkins
Henry Chosen Clurisa w Paige
Laura Carlton George $. R
Horace Cox Charlotte $ Raymond
Charles Colsion Levi Robbins
Norman Clap Deborah Sowle
Lois Capion Henry b. Stevens
Samuel J.. Chase Stephen Smith
Sarah Douglass Elias Sharp
Sylvester Edison David Spear
Aurelin Eaton. Sarah Stafford
Samuel Ewers Vienna Sanderson
Adna Eaton William Scales
benjamin Fletcher Elijah Smith
Alexander Fulton Cyniha Shepherd
Ann II Fnrnsworh Mary Scott
Truman Gilbert Steel & Lawrence
John D. Gilman Eyaline II Smile
Ephrain d Greedy 1.ewisM Scavcr
Jacob Gilbert Stephen D Say,on
Charles p. Golf Daniel Switzer
William A Grover Calvin 1oiman
William G Hart Jonathan White
Jabesh Hunter A T Warner
Hugh Henry Roberts Watts
Amasa A iIuntley Jefferson Wilson
s IIulchings Jr I.orinda ID Wood
RAYMOND Hall Henry Walbridge
JuIias A Kingsley Alonzo Wright
Irene Reyes Lucy Webster
I,enj r Kendall 3. A. Weber
l. I.niimorc Homer Websier-2
Mr. - Lyman Rosamand Winslow
Persons calling for the above Letters will please sa
tina, they are advertised. JOEL EATON 7. NJ
A splendid lot uf over, md dress coat bntons-ves
~ bindings and butOns-oyer and dress coat cords AM
bindings Just received aud will he sold cheap for cash
Jan. 5, l3iS. GEO. w. vANDUZEE.
C,HIRTINes and sIIrETlNGs, for sale r,ry eh,ap.
\. DUNBAR.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
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= ctse. em"-' made lirl r'tr fer ,s,.i,
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
Come and Sec!
DIR. LIBBY'S vEGETABLE LIFE
Pills 4 BitterS.

nR. lIBDY'S Bl1TERS certain cure OF Dyspep.
~ sy and Nervous Infections. they peculiarly alap.
ted to remove those distressing complaints, not by con-
stantly ply sicing but by strength the systcn Ma
greater mistake eau he made than suppose that
sy any other disease, arising from debility Gun be cur
ed by frequent forced action ON the bowels with prsalve
medicines Where these complaints exist the system is
already too weak and every adonsl dose tends to make
It more The Bittcrs, on The contrary netting ms ton.
c, Strengthening the digestive organs and them
perform their functions nature designed Hence is
found to he elcaous also in those diseases peculiar
males which arise more frequently from weakness than
any other cause. The aged ud nrm OF beth SEXES, and
persons Of sedcntary habits prone costycGtsS who su
erd from loss Of appetite have experienced great benefit
from them In cOvaescnce from evcrs, and other
disorders, il restores strength and individuals afflicted
with Nervous Headache and other arrangements of the
nervous functions, have been entirely cured by This
dy.
DIR LibbYs Vegetable Life pills are anti-bous anti.ys
poetic, and anti.ercural aud may be Justly consider
ed univ rsa medicine. hut they are peculiarly beneficial
yer and nsne, dyspepy, croup,irer comprehensive mead
ache juundice, asthma, drOpsy. rheumatism, en-
arsement o the Spleen piles cholc female distractions
hearhnrn, rrcd tongue, naisea dslct0n Oi the stOm
ache and bowels, incpient darrhea, latnlcncy, habit
uni cosiNcncss loss ofnppctitr bolches or saow com
pleStun and in all oforpor of the bowels where
carthurtc or an aperitnl is needed They exceed
nsy mild in their operations, producing neither nulsca
nor gripping debility COMSTOCK q TYLER,
Wholesale Agents New York.
Sold also by J. ROSS JR., Woodstock; Geo LYMAN,
Norwich Adams Smith Il co, Ludlow; Gibson, Smith d
co, Procorsyle Joseph lcy, South Chester; Sharwin
Richardson a. CO., Chester; Newton, Norwich; Chas
Dodd Rochester; NJ sylvester, co.. Gaysville Justin
Brooks, Hartford; & Wardncr, Windsor; Bartlett, 4
Whitcomb and co. Weatherscld Bow; A |. Thompson Il
co, Sprinelel,l Pierce and Smith, Bchnl William Skin
ncrRol nloni Baxter WabridSc sharon; Walton Brown,
Felchvlle. li0.Cm
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
1870 Groaaray, and 22 D0li.St H,p York
State of New Jersey LOTTERY, Cas. for lstS.'n lG
drawn At Jersey tity, on "wednesday, jan. j, o.3-tb
nmnlhrIS. Ii lrNMn nalnls.
hunhtls, III nIhWh NdlItls.
GRAND CAPITALS.
ALEXANDRA LOTTERY, Cl,ssA for lsi3

certificate or npa,le NJ - Tickets will hc scat 10
SllO-Shares IN proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
glS43-
All hands to quarters!
4 .NEJp YE.4R,-EVE.NTFCL TLilES!

1t cannot he concealed that in the mills, &C .r,at
national dscrcdt-lr rcvcnne has FALLEN or tm!l lI-
der tho hmons Tariff iii The munstrous OiOur
Indebtedness in Europe 10 holders If state Si'r,s,
the Ohoquy Ut rcpuiai0n h rrtclGGcd MI Lore
sstcucr from there, and bound to uduut that
Government cannot raise dollar and that they have 70
available means 10 pay cnrrrn disbursements, 10 the
p0ntwhm is To be done! Ia luce our cOmM,n IC-rgy
in the attitude she ongl to assume among the ,gls &C
the proud and which The enterprise Of her ct.2 = md
her vast national resources, enttc her To DO.
How this unCntnhle state 0i nhirs Inns teen hrcr Il
about II is useless To reason upon. III, rcU, us
with the people and through them Only can uur nyuIi,.
b. grupprd with md surnOnncl' Hud that too 10y tlHt
ton, c.lhCr direct or indirect Direct mNutoH mdry-r
has teen objectionable, and 10 ohlitc TINT alternative,
~ lvcstcr has been applied to from Head Quarter, ,u
Gur hi, unryalied system 0t voluntary tau, ard mCU,.
Is distribution Having completed his arrangements. with
the thigh contracting parties, he row has tile rl,,s r.
~ tlni he commences the ncw y- most n,spCugsl
he Schemes are rich brilliant, aG Favorable b,yOd all
precedent. Observe there j. on" capital Of OHI /
thousand three capitals ol THiRyf thCusa d, scyUu Il
S2j 600 Sl0 eco, &c. &C.
Further remarks are unnecessary CAd all that remains
for his correspondents II now To express tn him Their
wishes, which will ensure his Usual attention. lOth tire.
gRrs forwarding orders and making rcmiiiaE,rs Tor pA.
Is, either by Draft Bank Note, ora per,r Address
=. i. SYLVESTER
1870 BrOadway, and 22 HGii.St. Bee York
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06

A splendid lot uf over, md dress coat bnionsvest
N bindings and butOnsover and dress coat cords and
bindings, Just received aud will he sold cheap for cash
Jan. 5, 1913. GEO. ~. yANDUZEE.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06

MAINE.
| agricultural Bank, Brewer
| in hands Ofrecevcrs so 90 CT. dis
Bangor Commer, ul Bank, Bangor
charter surrendered 3a4
Bath Bank charter expired worthless
Citizens Bank, augusta NEW plate)
charter anulled do
Calls Bank 7a8
City Bank, Portland charter surrendered l0a Is
Damariscotta Bank do worthless
Frankfort bank, Frankfort 10 do
Globe Bank, Bangor do do
Georgia Lumber Co. Portland do
lInlOwell and Augusta do
kcncheck Bank do
kennebunk Bank do
LAFAYETTE Bank Bangor
charter surrendered 3d4
Mercantile Bank, Bangor 3a4
oldtown Bank worthless
Oxford Bank, Fryburs Fraud do
PasAamaquodly Bank do
Peoples Bank charter surrendered DO
Saltwater Canal, nj OrOnO
In hands of receivers do
Saco Bank redeemed by Trustees at SacO
81. Croix, Calisc harter surrendered asa
Washington county, Calls
charter surrendered worthless
Wntcrville Bank (cl0sed) redeemed
Wcstbrook Bunk, Westbrook 2a3
Uscusse Bank worthless
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord Bank ca 3
iIill"bOroush Bank worthless
New Hampshire, Portsmouth, charter
expired redeemed
WOoliborush Bank worthless
VERMONT
agricultural Bank, Troy Fraud
no such Bank authorised
Bennington Bank, Remington
Commercial Bank vi Vermont fraud
no such Bank authorised
Essex, Guildhal worthless
Green Mountain Bank fraud do
Jefferson, Count! Bank fraud do
81. Adams Bank lla2
MAssACHUsETTs.
dmhcrst Bank charter surrendered redeemed
BERKSHIRE Bank worthless
Chelsea Bank Chelsea sUa9O
Commonwealth Bank Boston $3.50
East Brdswater Bank
charter surrendered redeemed
EsseN hank. Salem worthless
Farmers and Mechanics, 8. Adams do
Farmers Bank, Bclchertown do
Franklin Bank, Boston do
Fulton, or Wimnisimmet Bank, Boston do
Hampshire Bank, Northampton do
Iafa, cite Bank, Boston do
Mcnhon Bank closed redeemed
Middlesex Bank, Cambridge, redeemed ga
Midilins Interest hank, Boston l5a
Nahnnt Bank, Lynn 60 ae0
Ncbnry port Bank 67dIO
Norfolk Bank Roxhury redeemed
Phrniy Bank Nantucket worthless
RoNbnrS, Bank charter annul'ed do
Winthrop Bank, gone into Liquidation redeemed
RHODE ISLAND.
Eurrvills Bank worthless
Engr Bank, Newport fraud do
Farmers Bank do
Fairness and Mechanics Bank 49, 20
Franklin Bank, Providence fraud worthless
Mount Hope Bank closed redeemed
Pascoas Bank 5d7
CONNECTICUT,
bridgeport Manufacturing Co. fraud worlNc"
Derby Hank, do
Engc Hank do
IIousatonic Railroad Co. 2j 80
NEW YORK.
New York City l.eal.4
Old SAFETY Fund good Banks lall-4
New do do Red Back. uncertain az
United States Bank Bills, old and new 55nf0
Nova Scun Bills lOa IL l-2
New Brunswick Bills 7a9
Upper Canada ca
lower do Aus
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
STATE OF We Il NJ ONT.
WINDSOR IS.
COURT.
RODNEY sn4RwIS and JosnrA Z. DANA, Trustees

A CTION OF account, demanding One Hundred Dol.
IA lars To balance book accounts between the parties
The said Foster Howe not having had personal notice
of the pcndcncy Of this suit it il ordered by the court
here that he he notified hcreofb by publishing the substance
ri said suit. together with this order in the Spirit Of ne
Age printed in Woodstock three weeks sccrssiyrly the
last publication 10 he at lcn, weeks before the next
term of said Court to be held ut said Woodstock on the
first Tuesday in May next, which shall be deemed sul-
ccnt notice to said Foster Y. Howe, Appear at said
Court and make answer. \. WILLIAMS. CI,rk
n RICHARDSON, attorney. liO-2w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
Bank Note and Exchange Table,
CORRECTED BY
ILLS s. co.,
EXC II A NGE & MONEY BROKER,
NO 10, STATE STREET, BOSTON
January, Isl.

1T The hills of NIL the Banks in the New England States
which are in good credit received at par deposis
by the following Banks vi2:-Aas, Atlantic, Eagle Free
mans, Globe, Mechanics Hamilton, Market, Merchants,
North, Stae, SulolS Shoe and Leather Dealers Shaw.
NUT Boston, fremont Traders, Union and Washington.
Gf The Suffolk Bank ransacs all business relating to
country banks for the above named banks.
u The Boston Bank receives al! current money,
Counterfeit 50 bills on many ofthc New England Dank
are in observation-disclosures stereotype plate.
Counterfeit, 3s are in ccuatiOn the Plymouth Bank,
Mass letter Il of various dates The first appearance of
these hills is good but they easily detected by observ
ing that the words "three dollars, in fine print, very
irregular and defective.
Also SIS on the Toand County Bank, Conn New plate
letter d. Visnete, cupds encircns the figure S. Flint
Cashre; Stearns President WGll done.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
Look Here!
DIR. ISRAEL DELEMATER'S


.NE.TT A.ND INDIAN SPECIFIC.
A warranted cure for IGfamotory and Chronic
R II E U NJ ATISM.
TT gives immediate RELIEF, and strengthen weak limbs,
L extends contracted cords, all npmbncss, takes
down swrllings md removes INDIGNATION.
II is frequently urged that Rheumatism cannot be cured
by external applications But il is certainly true, that il
can be not only reached but entirely curdby external and
internal rendirs, used nj the time. This the pro
proprietor of the linincnt mud Specific is prepared
prove to the entire satisfaction Of every who is ac-
ted with this most distressing complaint by literal and
ncquivocal warrnntCc, that whoever will faithfully use
one hottie of DIR Dctmater's Rheumatic Iinimcnt ryter-
nay and hottie oG the Indian Rheumatic Specific in.
crnn'ly aud return the empty bottles to where they
purchased IL not cured shall have the purchase money
refunded in full. COMSTOCK & TYLER.
Wholesale Druggists and sole Agents, New York.
Sold also lyJ. ROSS, JR., Woo'sOck Geo Lyman,
NOrw ch Adams Smith Il co Ludlow; Gibson Smith 4 co.
rrortorsyile; Joseph IIadey, South Chester; Sharwn
Richardson, & co, Chester; y Is Newton, Norwich Chas
Dodd, Rochester, sylvester co, Gaysve' Justin
Brooks IIartoyd & II War,uer, Windsor Bartlett 4
Whcomh and CO. Wcathcrsfeld Bow; l. Thompson &
60, Sprinslelj Pierce Smith, Bethel; William skin.
nerRoyalton Baxter Wabridsc Sharon; Wal!on Brown,
Felchvile.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
State Of y r W JERSEY LOTTERY ,Class A tar II 3
to he drawn ut Jtrsy Guy Jan. Is le4'. - Nunbcs
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CIn.. for ls,'-

Tickets only sO--A certificate Of Package of &c Tick
cts will he sent for l3l--Sharrs IN proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06

EXCHANGE.
Dgufls on New York par l-lGprenium
Albiny Ia
Philadelphia para lilo dis
Baltimore pardl'l0
Norinlk 3-ld
Richmond lS-id
Chnrlrstown LA
Savannah
Augusta, Ga. IA
MOBILIZE nomiral 10
New Orleans
Nashville l6 "
~. Louis 20
Cincinnati a
Columbus 10 a IA
mobile funds have improved 10 per cent. within few
days. We now quote them ut IS a 81.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
vIRGlNIt 1EEShI'RC LOTTERY. CasS \ 'o- L o.
To he drawn nj Alexandria, D. {. on saturday, jan
! H. 1913. tC NumLcrs--il Drawn Ballots.

Tickets SO.-A certificate Of packfgc of - l.c"et.
will be sent Tor SllU-Sharcs in proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
For Sale

Tickets only sici Certificate ofS package ofs5 RI
ct, will he sent for Sl',-Shnrts in proporiinn.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06
Brt9ttoM Market,

MONDAY, DEC. rs, 1917.
At Market 800 Reef Cattle 300 Sheep and lis swine.
PsicEs-Bsef Catns. First quality 81 Is n 4 20 second
quality % so as. Third quality, 81 co n $50.
BarrsHinr Cnttie.-Mess s3 rs. No. !, $3.50.
sroREs.-Two year old 81 a H. Three year old, eli
a20
sh,,pOrdnary lots IS 81 So w.ther. 81 IS to 50.
Snfne-Lots TO pedde, ~ for .ows and .2 Tor bar
rows 81 retail from 3 to I'm. q. Farmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-06

VTU
cerIcac Of Package OF Is Tickets will BE- sent for
Sl3O-shHrcs In proportion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

DR. P.aRIs' SOOTHING SYR 1f'

DIR. P.aRLS SOOTHING SIR Ifz,,
For chldrsn Cutting 1ssfd
HylIS medicine IS used ana retomIoensIe "a hY
thousands of families for the immediate
relief q those 'htlle, helpless oispF As
soon e this medicine i used according 10 the
directions, che child i r6iieso3, and feco4Gf$
Without the painful use cf The lancet. M
lamiiy should he without this mkdioine WheTN
there are young children
. CAUTION There ii delelefiofs Scothine
Syrup. put np e plain bottles. ana the "a lii soI
fAkis spelled with Two RS when ibe genuine
is spelled wilhonly ope wisil sssnrsl ather ii :
steFatieas, I'm order to eTeaa he Law. These
base williams who sell counierIeil M dieincs to
destroy the health and lives OF aLlTfE.R
BA BES," should meet the contempt 81 every
person thai has Nne drop Or patefBSI hamahsiyl
10 them. s0nesnf these shearflesz Siiiainse has
gone 50 farasfo publish Soothing syfnp for
sale at bis store, 10 bis own name, aud attaches
HE Directions &c, verbatim as fhas 81 DR..
PARIS. Any bndiyidual thatWilI thus rob the
Proprietor 81 that which Is secured Il Jim 81
laws Is worihyla seat iifsthe Penitehtiary HE
is MARKED. hEss asa88a as
r. e1+REsiEaiBER, the only place in Cht,ses-
fo,rnfQr the eENuNE DIR. PARIS SOOTHING
SYRUP, is asIthe Drug Store 81
III BEARD 4 co.
AND al
81 IeA S KIEHAsIas SiOre,
d III sa Has1srsEsffy.
n PHI -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
t0El SgD lEaMlgs &c
ID. W.kn.N.Lmfh1r.

n EsPECTFULLY informs the pnbIic that
IL he has established himself b the Chand-
erJ Business in the large Stone House in. South
Bolivar, where be would be pleased to receive
the patronage Of the public. He will always
have on hand, CANDLES and soap Of the very
best description, and will pledge himself 10 sell
lower than any other establishment in fhe
county.
He will pay cash, or exchange Candles or
Soap for Tallow, Lard. and Ashes
He invites the farmers and Others to call al
his establishment.
Rect %, 1912 -3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

q
Is \ wellykhoWh fact thaE Conspse piion de.
" sirOys more human lives Than any other dis
ease % record. So great has bean the deslrpc-
tion throughout the Unued States within the
last year, ending January ist, Is4a, thas
Upwards of Z 300 persons died Nth
This insidious disease 10 one year. Shocking |
Were we not aware that this fact has been care
fully aseerisined from the records Of mortality,
we could NOT credit the assertion I'VE behold
IFS falsl rasages ia families ali around Us, ga.
thering 10 ts cherries embrace friend from
every circle, and casting gloom and darkness
0terlits place of visitation. Those eccuiar de-
ILLUSTRATIONS must certainly convince all that no
time should be spared in procuring medicine
Immediately ltp arrest as fatal progress before
( Ii be too late.
/ Therefore you who are afflicted with the FRS
symptoms of a consnmptive or Pulmonary ma,
ture, delay not in using Dir DuDcan's Expscto.
rant Remedy /; Il is certain to eradicate and re.
move from The system the first evil seed Of Con.
sumption j; and will also restore to perfect
health mary ufthose who have long been con.
fined 70 the sick chamber. given up asincuFable,
for the want 81 4 proper Medici6es Agents
from al paris DC the United STATES speak Of the
wonderful effects Of this Great discovery 10 the
| Healing AT, foF rescning thousands from the
s5
Note. THE above Medicine il a pure vegeta.
bile preparation, very pleasant Is the taste, and
suitable TO use under any circumstances. Full
directions Sd are described in d Pamphlet ac-
acompanyllg ihe Medicine
II Always ask for Dir. Duncah's Expectoranl
Remedy and do not be persuaded to- use amy
other until you give il fair trial
/ All genuiae has on The envelope representa-
ton Of Hope, ID the form OF the above plate.
Caution There are some persons that sell
the above Medicine guilty Of recommending
some trash5o theirlown stewing, Or that which
they buy fora trifle. and offer il IN the place of
Dr.. Dunean's. This they do to speculate at the
expense sndEthe healthiof those who are NOT on
their guard. Purchasers be careful Of these
rogues g
g9Price One Dollar per bottle, or six for Is
Principal Office, NO. 10, M Eighth
Street, PHILADELPHIA. Also, By
H u Fl. BEARD IS co.
Chatiesf0wn Dee / + 1870 TIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12
! OYSTERS, OYSTERS
.FEW. REaT.9UIg.gUT!

eNNHE subscriber respectfully announces TO
bis friends and the public geherally, that
he has opsned a REfECTOfY 10 the room one
door East OF w. 8. Locks Store, 5nd immedi-
ately opposite the Bank Of the Valley, where he
viii be always prepared TO servo Up OYSTERS
10 all manners, Fried, Roasted. or Stew'ed, and
hopes 10 receive aJiberal share OF their patron.
sge. He mas made arrangement 10 receive
DAILT from Baltimore. the largest. richest, and
most luscious Oysters that the market affords,
ard will dispose Of them by the CAN or PLATE.
He invites his friends TO come "taste and try, =
and fesls assured they will pronounce them q
Isuperier nrticle.- ]. w. GAELAHER.
Dee 80, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-01-12

II il said there are only three ways 10
set out Of a quarrel Figh, out, write
out. Or back out but the Ledger says,
.he safer models to Keep out.