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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
From The Wig Battering Ram.
LOCO FOCO GLORIOUS VICTO
RIES FOR 1874.

CONNECTICUT--Last year Loco.
this year Wing. Glorious victory!
VlRGlNlA--Last year Loco, thi,
year Wing. - Glorious victory!,
NORTH CAROLINA--Last yeal
Loco, this year Whig.--Glor,ous rtcto'
ryH
INDIANA--Last year Loco, this year
Wing - Glorious rictory!!
ILLlNOIS-Last year Loco, this year
the same. - Glorious Uictory!i
KENTUCKY--Last year Wing, this
year the same. - Glorious rictoryit
MlSSOURl-Last year Loco, this
year pouBrFuL.---Glorious Uictory IN
DEED!!t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26

Acting under the maxim that honesty the
best policy, and upon the conviction thst truth is
omnipoient, and public justice certain, | bore The
unuerited repronches cast upon me, as became me.
have not been disappointed. stand siuaieated,
il The hearts, and By the spontaneous acelamstons
Of my fellow citizens. The Industry and mali niy
81 my enemies win doubt pfotnpt perseverance,
IN these attacks. Peversions Of my language
misrepresentation Of my course. old scraps from
catered and obsolete newapapers--eyen fabricar
zion and forgery are and win continue be EN-
ployed TO vitJPerate and Willy ms. Bot Ike al
preceding assaults, they will be unavailable and
shall remain inyulneIab 70 them all "--H, Gag.
"TEE pFFKREEcE RerwEEs THE couK.E or
rae PoLiricAL PARTY wira WHICH az | MR.
MiLroa BRowS ACTS AND MYSELF =. whist
THEF ARE THE ADVOCATES OF DIST klbN-
TION AND A PROTECTIVE IAklFFs-MKA-
sUREs WHICH cossiBER Rrikous 10 The iNrkR-
rsTs o. the CousrR9, AND ESPECIALLY TO TIE
INTERESTS or THE PLANTING SrArKs--i HAVE
STEADILY aspArALL TINES OPPOSED B0iHn
= Extract 81 James X. Polls SPsech.lAPrsI Sd,
1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26

DIEp OF Polk AND DALLAS. The
Washington (Fayette county, Aurora and
The CircIeyille Watchmaa, two Locoioeo
in Ohio,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
MORNING. SEPTEMBER &c, 1874.


"Get ont The ray, he Natioa's rising
For Henry Clay and Frelsnghuysen ~.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26

REMARKABLY CAuTIous.--hr. Ritch'
ie. Of the Richmond Enquier, ventures TO
express his nnticipaions in the following
manner: "But for the mlsealcnlaions
that we're made in 1910 we ourselves
would not entertain the slightest doubt Of
he election Of Polk and Dallas"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
NUMBER 80.
THE TApIFle,

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i...s ~ ro,,,,, 81 '',Ns "a,
$3.50 II. p,.ss $3.50 = -. rs.;r
90 -. ll9s'sioh s - ~ ga
Z tx - $50 ~ "'''s"' ''*
J'"s'
nih. Via PIN, foLh'
AshLsNbi WiSeAksrER'
June Ky ~ } May ~, ~.
bear str--i nave te- 10 ese tsefff q
ceised your iasef, Asting Isanessee
mat our pelneai ofpo- INC of9eelNtlsh hea
nenis represent me 81 be- 70 ptopoGng 70 Governor
ing friend Of ptetectiop Joncs at lsrreAsiie, on
at he NORTH, and Tor Tree the isih OF Aptii issi,
'rsae ~ me SCUM ana thai We shonia eaoh "''se
you desire an eNpfessien out ana ppohsn our views
OF my opinion. under my and opinlons on tne sun
own hsna, for the pnF' Secl OF the lafsH, was
pose o. correcting ms That osr respeesfre posi-
misrepresentation am meas DRgat o. di"sAetis
afraid mat YOU wa hna khoEn ard naaeTsteoae4
the effort vain TO correct rae Fso2s' iast my
misIePfesen;aucHs Of me, opinions were areadyiui-
hose VINO choose 10 ON ~ end distinciiy known,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26

Coon HuMoR.-On MIR. GAYS return
to Kentucky, after the Inauguration Of
Gen. Jackson, in the spring of 1919, he
found the roads extremely bad, and, to
avoid the thumps and knocks Of the inside
Of the stage, he took seat with the dri
yer ON tho box when they were few
miles east OF Uniontown, Pennsylvania.
The citizens Of that place, being on the
lookout for the arrival Of the Elk. Secret
ary OF State, stood in crowds % welcome
him, as the stage drove up. Gentle.
men," said MIR. Clay, before he got down,
"yon see am among the OUTS, but can
assure you tina, the ms behind me have a
far worse time of it. "--Raleigh Register.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26

Did you ever KIN an individual TO
fail in business, who didn't live better aad
have more money afterwards :
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-09-26
THE DIFFERENCE.

81 am in fapOr of repeaEag The eristtrg
Tar0.-Pok.
am utterly opposed 10 its repeal. -
Clay.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-26
SLpREME COTRT

The supreme Cour' Of North Carolina is now
in session in Raleigh The following persons
have obtained licenses to practice law
IN ne Superior Court Robert R. Bridgcrs.
Of rarNNrough Thomas II Leary Jr, Edonton I;
John Washington, Newborn; ]. II, Coleman,
Ashevillc VIM Il, Pope, Halifax William +.
Brown, Caswol Boni, +. Atkins, Cumberland +;
CASTOR Meares, Wilmington; Edwin A. Heart,
llillsboro Harrison w. Covmgton, Richmond {;
q NJ. T, McCaulov' Union; w, NJ. Ship, Lin
coin and las NJ Iloaden Chatham.
IN the County Courts i A. Moore and W
Stcdmuu, Pttsboro' " T. Dortch, Nash b. NJ.
Baxter, Currituok G b Gordon, Gates w. r.
Martin, Elizabeth City Chas dc Choiseul, Hem
derson Jos McCleeso, Tyrrell w p. Bynum,
Stokes j S. Tcliair, Washington; George W,
Brooks Elizabeth City; Israel Fox, Randolph
John Rolon Cherokee, John H. Houston, Ire,
dell David Fulton, Raleigh John l.. Bridgorp
Edgecombe; Shepard IL NASH Hillsbore': Ed
c. Davidson, Mecklonburg A, b, Smith, Arson
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-26

new track, "Vhy God bless you, lis mat
ter Of nothing, v hen nobody is there 10 ob
jet. Bui when there IS objection. gram
II amt altogether 50 pleasant. There va,
Joe StO,es--you know d Joc-used to live
% Beavcrdam. Fine young man too
When be was married, tic kin objected
aud when he went TO make his cutlery, II
@as about tbs time of day aud be bad TO
cry spang lil breakfast before he could
worry theGi out.
And dad he worry EN- out at last 7 said
Coppcfas, IN some anxiety.
Worry them out. II reckon he did,
and told Mem 10 bring IN any FREUD they
bad aud he could cut cry the whole KIT aud
billn q EN-, aud # the, didn't satisfy them,
make them feel tho pom, Of his five hnuc
HES besides Bui 10 Your case, 90 have to
10 low ou, good deal Vhal YOU are after
aud afterwards cry some--a lilc will DO.
Coppefas' metal was now lalt ep, ED
he sptnag wdh tie utmost aI4ctits uron
Tie coun house steps, and believe GU; at
lAo top OF bis voice -
la come atier license n 2
livery body rushed out, aud there he
stood roaring away
In Gown kFILR AiIcENsE
There, sand Bob, the following pert
wall do, and Cofperas turned down Ls
ncihcy Up and began an lnauilble boo hool
Louder, sad Bob, aud lac talscd j!
higher.
Louder yet. The law SAYS you mus
cry out, or make cut cry, sh,ch !. tie same
thing. he beloved ike 40 alligator.
II the meantime, the crowd collected.
WHAT'S tie matter, Bon what's lie sf
ter, Bob came from all sd'-, Nhsle lie
stood gfayely giving directions 10 Copper
a. end singn. out, don't croaa him, ecu
ilcucn he's ~ according 10 law.
Atlrus;h every bcdy sss rouya!sed at
ibe doie.l coupteuaure ol Cofperus, 10
Suddenly fuHcd upon inm AID sa.d -lhal'!
do no body otI.c,s-yuu con GET your j.
cco,c. 4 uc@ alteration between the
Clerk aud Cupqcss hoaever, arose, upon
TIC Zee, which Buh ia,malcd was too much.
This uag 5000 settled IS Bob's paying q,
himself, end treating hlm 70 two tiager
cakes, which so won tho confidence aud
affection u lis country friend, that be 10
cisrcd Tia, We would vote for han for Euy
thing, uu, under too most solemn ess4ran
CO., and under he penalty o. Icing ever
lasunals d.tacd i ever he would vote iof
jeaf man 1ga'a il be knew L.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-26
NUMBER II.
EsPION8 ace

ESPIONAGE.
II seems from the follow ing letter to the
Baltimore Patriot tia, system Of espion-
lge has been established BY the powers
that be, and we may soon expect to hear
retailod every expression Of opinion that
may be used unfayoable 10 Their high
mlgh;incsscs," aud every poor devil who
may come within their power may sulltg
ior Their independence.
WASHINGTON, Dec. g. 1913.
4 circumstance has accidentally come
TO my knowledge within d dag or tive,
which IS SO characteristic Of the Admins
,ration under which our country is Allie
Cd hat | cannot refrain from commuu
eating It to you. Il seems Wat a short
Gmc ago young gentleman as ! uadeI
stand, Of Your city, wcni tgom Baltimore
10 Norfolk in an tinted States yessc
lhai few { Us after her arrival al MOI
folk, tie Secretary of tic NayR received
information that the yoUrg man IN que
lion had been guilty Of the enormous crime
Of speaking bis sentiments ii reference ~
The President and members Of the Cabinli
u language not very polite 10 ether wofls,
hat he had used oppfoali9us cFlhets
ward. item, as is tic habl Of cur com
trymcu towards all aamuislrai.ons-t, g
proprIcty Of which 1t IS not my inlentiCa,
nor Is Il necessary here 70 discuss. IT,
Informant, as ! understand, was under tie
impression that ,hc young mau was attac
cd 10 the vessel, either as Clerk 10 Ito
commanding officer dr as acting Purse,
and the Secretary, Immediately on its re-
ccip', writes TO the commanding officer i
It vas tue that he was so employed
The Secretary is informed ,n reply that
the person referred 70 was nothing more
than a passenger, invited by one Of the Of
hceIs TO accompany Inn, Us his guest, To
Norfolk. Tie Secretary, finding that liz
could moi wFeak his vengeance upon this
unfortunate youth, b. dlsmss.8g him irom
employment, turns upon The commanding
officer VI the brig, and demands 10 know
by what authority he permits passengers
TO be conveyed in our public SHIPS -
Httc are the CtItulll1 tanCCH3 as tNCN nave
been communicated to me and have eve.
~ reason 10 believe that they are in tie
nam If not literally true. Can it he pos
si5ie that We have lallenuTol such time.
Canno' an .ndiscrect young man Of YOU
place, excited pcrhap By Tie effects Of a
lively fro!ic with his companions, speas
disrespeotfuily .. our ruleIs-und such IT,.
ieTs, Too without being forthwith dc
nouuccd Are the days Of revolutionary
France 10 he AGAIN Witnessed in our happ.-
land Is a system d espionage establish
Cd, which viii gnt 10 the shade that Of tie
celebrated Fouche IN The most formidable
period Of the reign Of Napoleon
Secretary Iicnshaw looks quite belligc.
rent about tire affair, 50 much so that IL
less bis steam IS soon lei OF fear he viii
explode. But lei him strut his brief hour
ugon the stage. mud coeas =" ~ p" Nus'
lafu muse c0!lcclors and other officers 70
he turned out--his turn viii come as soon
as he aud other demagogucs are brought
before the Senate. DECATUR,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-26

The New York Commercial corrobo-
rates story in the Madisonian as follows;
After the delalcations and manifold Of
ijclal delinqueEces of General Jackson's
FIRST Post Master Goneral, Major Barry,
were shown up by the committee of which
Mr. WhiueI~ey was the efficient member,
Major Barry published what was intended
as aN.ndicoaon. For printing his pamph-
let Blair, Of the Globe. charged fifteen
hundred dollars--to thc Department. But
even Amos Kendall Barry's successor.
had the honesty not 10 allow the account.
Then came the administration Of the De
partment hy Mr.. John NJ. Niles, now one
If the Connecticut Senators. Bat he, too,
refused to allow it 10 the last day Of Mr..
Van Buren's term, when, IN the face OF
law aud Justice aud common honesty, he
ordered it to be paid And as there was
no money in haud-for Van Burcnism
swept every thing clean but the floor OF
the white housc--N lies was obliged TO
give a draft upon an inland post office,
somewhere in Maryland or Pennsylvania.
Blair was prodigiously afraid that on the
coming in of Granger the order would be
counicrmanded, and hence lost not mo
nent IN transmitting the draft for colec.
ton. When the story got wind at Gads-
by's VIC could not believe il true. 1t was
too 1agitious for belief But on going TO
the General Post Office for inquiry our
doubts were removed It ,rdS true. What
a carnival OF scoundrolism were the reigns
of Jackson and his SUCCESSOR
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-26
y J0rRNEYMAN - rER

pafneymno plmtcr Lately scl %! %
foot lor The interior Of Ohio. distance OF
Eve hundred miles, with brass rule atl
three dollars 10 cash 10 lis pocket. III.
found himself il ?eausy wanna, and beng
weary, called a. TIC ipa Q, a DGchmau who
be found quietly smoking hIs pipr, when
lie following dialogue emued
"ygn, Misihar alking s,rhick, Va, yor
ysat
oE freshmen and fgpwo.
Supper aud lodgings, ! reckon
"le, SIR, supper and lodgings
"P rou O inkec rcaIgar, mjt caeac,
~ % your pack 70 cheat &c gal-
w sir "a Yankee pedlsr.'
Singing teacher too ls1y 10 Woth p
No SIR.
4 chcu,eel shoemaker, 70, sichays all
Saturday u,ghi, aud laysh drunk IN de porch
offer Sunday
NJ, sir, or should have mended M
boots before this. Bot am not disposed
longer 10 submit to this outland,sh uquisi
ton, Cla you give me supper aud icds
nssl r.
T" Tofehly. Bu, yot be you \ 5ool
achcdi taken honest peoples money for 4
little Iaruln ;Lal euly makes en- Iozy '
" Try again your worship
" 4 dentist, breaking lie peoples chaws
NJ dollar a schuag and running of M
old Shlmbock's daughter p
/ " No SIR no tooth pulor."
a kcruolrjIs, den, feeling te youn.
folks hcds Like so many cabhtlch, aa'
chat1iog - cents Tor leIlIog their fortunes
like bland Yankee"
No; no phrcuoiosisi, either, your eN
ccIlpucy'
We'll, dcu vot do tns are you. Choos
tell, and you shall have some Of the hes
aassage for supper, and stchay oil night
free gratis, mrlout charging YOU cent
mi, a chll Of whisky 10 sIhurt on Peior
piekfast."
Very well, your honor. To terminal
the colloquy wlihou, further circumlocutor
mo an humble disciple of Fausi--a pro
lessor OF tho ART prcscrVaiivo Of all arts
|, a tipographet, OF your service y
printer, cir, man that prn's book
and Newspapers
a man yo' prints newspapers ! On
yaw ynw BY Choopitor AYE aye
Dalsch itl man yol prints noospapers-
yaw yaw Walk up, walk up Mlsthet BrIr
ter Checms, bring some junks 10 the FRI
/ A man yot prints newspapers. wish
may DO shot If didn't think you vas
tailor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-26

READ BEFORE THE MLCKi gNHUHG asnicriE
RAJ SOCIETY, Al ms ANNt ~ MEETING
NOVEMBER 90, 1913.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-26

NEW METHOD OF MAKING MANURE.
The subject Of increasing their store Of
manures, IL, wisely occupying much OF the
attention Of tho farmers, for they find them
indispensable IN an improved system Of az
rcullure. The following extract is taken
from the " Farmers Nine Of Wealth, or
Manure aud Tiloge;n very valuable
work by Mr. Ilermance, Just published by
Saxton a. Miles. Il gives a somewhat
novel method Of making manure; and by
strictly following it, the farmer will find
that he can greatly increase his resources,
and work up into fertiIIzng matter what
has hitherto been considered nero rubbish
and greatly in his way. For full Partlcu-
lars, and tho benefits Of this process, we
must refer 10 the work itselt.--Amcricdn
Agricaiiurist.
81. Form your barn yard with grad
uaI decent TO one side, so that tho liquid
formed by the rains will flow gently 10 tina,
side. Make the bottom ashard aud smooth
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-26

A Crusig oHe.-The editor OF the Ha-
rerstown News, himself an old bachelor,
saws" Nothing can prevent an increase
Of bachclorism save az amendment IN the
mode Of educating women, when they
learn common sense, instead OF broken
French-wben they learn some useful en-
ployncut, instead Of beaiiog the piano
when they learn 10 prefer honest industry
10 silly coxcombry, and whom men lind that
n woman is helpmarc instead Of a bur
then, then wo may expect 10 mud lever
bachclors-not I'LL them"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
LEATHER

ever offered for manufacture 10 this county
Y is all Of the best quality. and warranted
equal TO any that can be procured here or else
where. That theif work wall be executed 10
the most substantial and in improved manner the
experience Of one Of The undersigned for the last
several years has given sufficient eSideace -
Those who MAY pairenixs the establishment,
no rest assured that tie best work men that can
be procured wiltalways be employed, and none
but the best materials wiz be-used
! 10 order that the taste Of tho most fsslidious
may be grsl5fed. tho latest style Of Baltimore
aud RAjiassiptis LISTS will he procured FOR
gentlemen IS well ss ladies', wear.
Il tits the intention Of the undersigned 10 keep
constantly on hand,ta complete sssortment OF
4 EVERY DESCRIPTION or YORK
that pertains 10 their business; and those in
want need Only call to be accommodated As
10 price, they sre determined that no establish
meal, here or elsewhere, shall equal u.s. For
several reasons, the undersigned believe they
eau manufacture work CHEAPER than the same
description can be procured Tor in the county
and 10 realze The truth Of this, call, price, and
Judge for yourselves. The public may rest as.
sured they will DOT be- disappointed in what i:
here asserted : VIM. AVIS & co.
Sept u, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
TarlFtp.

4 Desiruetirs Fire III Bath = We Irstn
BY passrngetson The Raj Road. that =
very destructive FIRE broke out At Bah %
Tuesday night. ubich consnmed nearly
The whole Of The beat built square in the
village. The statements hieh we have
heard are somewhat contradictory, bui
from the best Information we can get. il
seems that the following houses are de
siroyed. The Court House. and Clerk
Office. Joseph H. Sherrsrd,s boarding
house, leased 10 COL Sirother. a large
succeed house belonging TO the heirs OF
Col.John Sherrard, Aburdy Gusiin' house.
two stables. ]. w. Breaiherd's STORE house.
and considerable portion Of his goods,
the kitchen Of O'Ferrsll's Coffee House.
and several other smaller buildings. We
learn thal-the public records and Col
1Siro,her's furniture were saved The
6re is said 10 have broken out 10 one Of
the stables Morfins6uvg Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
RIRGLHIA 70 WIr.

A. Rules bolden il he clerks oEsce or lie cir
cut superior court Of law and chautery for
5snsrson eope', the fEss MOrdsy 10 August,
IIfiiiiam Rallig and Jane Mcpherson,
PLAtx11T1s,
John -Moter, Robert Lucas, I'm. Lucas.
Samuel Sfider, John LiitIejokn, Tho
mas thifridge, Henry Sias0, G. u.
Gota6niH, Jokn G. HstOes, Elias
Shdr, Benjamin Ford, and Daniel
SnydrS, tie last. named f.ro fraafag
under tie name and firm Of Ford s
Snyder, and s4ndres0 Kennedy,
DEFENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
TUE tfeadsnis, Joha Liuleiehn, Thomas
Nhfidge, Henry Shaw, and E:iss shaw,
not hayiHg entered their appearances and given
security secordiHg 10 the act Of assembly and the
f-tes o'tis conrt; and il aPPearing b. sa,isfac-
tory evdAee that they are not Inhabitants Of
ms eoantry his ., dsrsd, That the said defend
ants do appear here on the first day OF the
next term. and answer the bill OF the plain
slcs and thai copy OF this order DC forth
EeAh inserted some newspaper published in
sSharIestown, y the counts oil jefferson, for twg
snonihs success 4ely, and posted at the fronk
door OF the Co1t house of this county,.
A Co2A-Teste,
IL. RaBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.
"a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
srrpurru,rowN Va. oct 10. ls43.

Dear Sr.-jou inquire Of me whether have
used your Halr Tone, and the effects.
Several years ago my hair began TO fall ra-
PidIy from the scalp, and bad the prospect Of
premature badness During several years !
used various preparations recommended for the
hairj from which | derived no benefit. At
length friend recommended your Hair Tonic.
used three Or four bottles according 10 the
printed directions and at the end Of six 4nonihs,
my hsirwas thick SET, and since, lis tendency TO
turn grey, was arrested.
| have never before given a certificate, re-
commenting patent me iicraes, which indiscri
minaiely sed, Jas they often are, do much inju-
~, bulln case like the present where know
the article 10 be beneficial. and that it csn do no
harm, hove no scuples in stating facts within
my own knowledge. Yours, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
&E9@O9A4a
& HANDS OFF! Touch it Lightly =
HImz45a Tor Fashion !:

HLuz#8a for Fashion
WHK lNINGHAM respectfully informs bis
81 friendsland Customers that he has remoy-
ed his shop d the Old Tailoring Stasd of F S.
Bogue, DECEASED, next door to the Free Press
Office, where he viii be happy 10 wal, upon
those who. may be disposed 70 patronage him. =
lie begs leave toreiun, his sincere thanks fer
the very libdraI pal |1o.Ee he has been the recs-
plent OF, and pledtI btmself 10 renewed exeI-
lions 10 merh contnusnce. E-.
From long experience 10 business.SkdFhe &C.
neral satisfaction be has rendered SO far, he can
with safety insure aEneat fit,and perfect satin
faction TO those who may be pleased 10 palroA-
fze him.
Having INSIDE ample arrangements 10 be pro.
sijed with The FASHIONS as,tbey are regulat-
" issued, he can promise the very
TIP OF THE F.4SHIONr
o. To those who may desire their garments 50
made, and is thus enabled 10 say THAI the
most fas,id Ious wilE0s served to order by Civ.
ing him can
AS none but the very best workmen will be
Employed, the public may rest assured Thai bi.
work will be both Mat and durable.
Charlestown, April 4, 1874.
EP@Counlry Produce will be taken at al
times in exchange fdr work. atcash prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
NC, EXCUSE FOR B.qLDNEsS.

Since the important discovery Of nr. Jayne's
Hair TONIC, every one may, IT he chose, pie
serve his hair from falling of, Or if already oald
mat with certainty have hiss hair restored a.
gain BY faithful and perssyerng application Of
this Valuable Hair Tome.
Please 10 read wishout.prejndice the follow
ing commun;ca,ions. which IA addition TO hun.
dreds Of others equally respectable should re-
move the doubts Of every reasonable person oil
the uniform and singular efficacy Of Jayne's Han
Tonic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
IN CHANGERY.
JOSEPH CROSBY.

Gt0RNER Of Main and Poiomac streets
~ Harpers-Ferry. has 10 Store, and for sa il
IL less than the usual prices
, bids Prime Porto Rico. Sugar
? bbis I.inseed Oil
fierce " inter strained Sperm Oil
200 ioafs refined Losf Sugar
1000 los prime green Rio Coffee
600 lbs colgste's Rosin Soap
Fancy Soap assorted 10 Boxes
1000 lbs Philsdelphis White Lead
rs Chests and half Chests Tea
5000 Principe segars
20 Exoss Matches
1000 los Bacon assorted
bbt Lard Oil
9 Dbl Spirits Turpeniine
July 25. 1874.