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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30


nor lesss than my oan aaa Il did not =.
lord me much consa. alton, Hat BE exnee,-
ed better things OF re. NE
/ went sway anH wepkheassi.y and
hnmbfy with this pi,ituIfSlameu,a,iop
"what SINH | dol" TheraS<toos3 he ia
mo. What axailed al The iis4e, talent and
industry, which had long bl1en spent IN.
on learning few lnaess Il, added no,
an iota 10 the real comfort II nv house
hold. Handsome woraed worS adorned
our parIor. Oh that coGN recall The
hundredth part Of the iime aEant with The
embroidery needle. and pa1 Il n Tho
roughly and skiIlfulln acqairiagk she iapor.
Iaat art Of hoase v;lSxy. sls3m tha, NJ.
ment resolved 70 stnssy sssl ssnsF /, ,,s,.s.l
TIC du.ies: not lightly and lapsely. a. II
they were small matters easik cotton 4.
yer, but | resolved to know how 10 be-
come skiliui. economical, hEsusekeeper.
Upon success n tits, bow II u.A of4am,lv
happiness depends. When s have cut
out my sweet, light. wholesale loaves
there Still fingers the remembfsnce Of the
PAM the anxiety, nay. moItAcation 81 |
my FIRST efforts with 20 one 30 adyise
and no one 10 aid me-. Mine kas lono
aud weartsome probation ii blead max. |
ing. and all because lighilyIesteemed |
these great duties. wbeE time bid oppor. /
tunity were freely offered und1r a N 9Th I
er's eye.
Let no young ladies look ubon these
duties as mental Or q slight iakporiance.
A. household cannot be we'll osAered and
happy unless they7are faithful III intelli-T
gently understood Let no wonAn imao.
inc tina, a husbands comfort. enjoyment,
depend alone upon Il e smfles
and ornaments Of his parlor. I,1s skilfuIl
and iudicious management IN thakitchen
" hlch does so much toward max ag home
pleasant and prospects bright. IIRtevefg
gouag lady who expects 10 beconss 4 wife
and WHO does not = look well % these
hiags before she leaves The NJ Al care.
Let hsr remember. that 10 become truly
+ "helpmate," implies prudence, saeacuy
in domestic dutits and
g 20 one enter into that important and
most interesting relation with untlisdpow.
RS and unsklful hands
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
For the Free Press.


q, gentle friends, % not intrude L.
Upon my selfish solitude
lSoye You, but cannot now
Receive You with cheerful brow.
Tor, round me Is grief-trsHzht cloud.
Whieh wraps my soul as in shroa5
And awakened anguish IS vsiline Idud
MHhin my heart. whose broken ehof,,s
reap no relief from friendly words;
The shadow Of the Dsrkt 81 Hodr
Is on my soul, With fearful rbver. Al
Aud my spirit DROPS like-a hroksa Ilavse
Q. tel me not, that the ioeun1 sprine
na'n spread over earth her hcvery wing.
aA' the hum Of bee, and the song of tiIsl.
~ every rosy hover are hesrlf- * y
tell you, twas in the sisss (, M. s,,.;;,,,,.
tlAfk vii i seest tiirorgbouk IN tisse.y
~ - sfen fae JOYOUS earth vac zen
= ssNeN N her smiling robrs q r.reen, );
osAtk catered 10Y home--rernarseiess po,ter
Ahd gsrneref up the sweetestA2wgr.
hal Hesven cen suffered 10 blossom herr
DO you marvel that spring 70 me seems drear 4
And tell me not. Inst therxine is red
Ian itS power awaken the early dead
20 pour e where pale flowers wave,
~ bapner-like, above her grave.
y u. = hath power, from the tomb
o eall her toIth, in beauty's bloom
u iroIr the sFpt where her young form lies.
~ i'if ssaih slfil bid her rise,
Then will yisld i idolatry-
I'LL hsn, ca offer il not to me
PASSIONS. fierce, and dark and Wild.
Haye haunted me ever, from = child.
An! And hurried me on, in my reckless course
through sorrow and sin, and STEM r,mors,
But she, like asgusrrlian spirit, stood
Betweenme aud the fearful Rood
" evil, which around me rolled. y
And all its dark VI Id vsavas oont.xfI.a
And VIRTUE, and peace, and happiness.
Were srringinggg like flowers, my rhe TO bIess
But now, al dark and Wild again,
sorrow snd sin, and care; and pain
i rieree nsnds are tearing my troubled soul.
IN Nhp shail their power again control
ny God she was 50 fair, and Young !
Al lovely things around her ciuhg--,
90 young. too beautiful 10 die
Win her blooming cheek, and her beaming eve
Md her Fales pure brow, and sunny smile
tiow could stern death such eharras defle
Away ) and let me dream apon
ne form oil my lost and lovely one
Oh let me linger here alone, u
NM catct thar voices tender tone.
Nhose echoes 10 my heart remains
al ne'er shall i sreetmy ear again
Welcome. for sye, to this heart ofmiue.
sptFis oil Sorrow, Ra wholly thine, I'm |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
y Ew EST ABGIs * nzEM r
BOOT q SHOP
N9ANTPAGrhRV

.NXHE subscriber hiss taksa The shop. one
u door East Of the Stole or Mr.. David
Humphreys 10 ChsrlestowH, where BE designs
carrying on the above: business 10 ali is various
branches. He has made arrange Rents 81 which
b will be constantly soPpiied iroa the cities Of
Baltimore and Frederick, with thd best mater,-
ais, and purchased at thesIowesi psces. de has
JaALfurnished himself with . xery extensive a..
softmentof Lasts Of TIE rsrg latest siyle and ssl
iof,and win a. times hass work sen ofihe FIRST
order Ladies& GentlemeV can 6essnppgied win
The best work, at shortest polide ssd i, reduced
prices. Hewillbe hsppy 70 reesise call.
JAMES AfrDANIEL
~ p LIQUID avail nsssAB ar ssls epp,fi,ni-
y p tsndef5hs sincere thanks ie tig Customers
10 dhe neighborhood Of Haitawn, ne The liberal
patronage heretofore extended 10 me, and
would here remark that my sngAgements in
pharlestown, will 10 no WISE inter Esre with nv
shop 10 Halllown, and will be ltppy 10 con-
Iinue TO receive their fayoIs
rIJohn Sephiens " III, ia my lilsence, attend
g al business there JYsDANIEL
Chsrlestown, Jan 25. l854--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
NiIATTRESS MAKING.

TIME undersigned desires to- return, his
4 thank. 10 the public for the liberal en-
coursgeme1t exiended TO him 10 his business for
many ears past, hnI TO assure them that be
will continue his bes, efforts to please his Gus
TONERS. THE bettsr to enable him to % this
ke has redEee8his prices considerably /; and hfs
no " on hand and will constantly keep, Cur.ed
Hair Mattresses, Shuck and Cotton do, shuck
do. alone. of every size, Church Cushions, CRIB
Mattresses, and Wagoner's Beds, also supplied
on good terms. Mattresses, &c, repaired at
short notice, on very reasonable terms-aDd all
orders executed faithfully ard promptly
Long experience enables The undersigned to
present his work with confidence, as being in
an respects equal to any manufactured in the
United SIeiesi JEREMIAH B0WLlNG.l
Winchester, April 4-s3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
WHEAT iVANTF'D,..

IA NHh suoserioefs sF9 desIrous OF purchasina
will pay the highest ealh prjce On dsi;Ssr - :,
the Ola furnsce-or' sHDuld fsrmsrs ,,.s.s5 :; :
we will haul il from their barns, a. We keeo !
team for that purpose.
We will also transport Flour. wheat and
other produce, by was a the Canal. 20 me Dis.
iriet. aithe lowest posss5Ie rates.
% hand and for sale, Or exchange for chm
Try produce,
Plaster, Salt, Groceries, SC. &C.
Farmers are desired IA eiye ~ > c.,l k.r,..
disposing OF their GRANT I'd we viii 80 ~
highest cash price on delivery.
NJ. Fl * VI w. MOORE.
Old Furnace. july 27kIa43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
NEW GoODS

2 NHE~ subscriber is now receiving ana imam.
- ing beautiful and general assortment Of
Domestic Goods, Groceries, Queens ware.
# Cedarware, and Tinware, III
sareinHy selected at the loves, prices, and will
lie sold az small advance for cash.or lis eqiiiya.
7ieni He most respectfully solicils : call srbm.
MAY lei S III. AIIFafurSr,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
NEW GOODS,

YENuE subscriber would respectfullylinyite
4 the public generalyto call and examine
his stock Of Goods 81 Duaields Depot, snbra-
eng every sriicle( Usually kept in a cpupiry
slore, at prices 10 suit The Zines Hewill lake
~ ind Of produce interchange for goods, al
BsHimore pricet--deductlng freight and eem-
missions. Wheat. Rye, Oats and Corn wanted,
for which the highest marke.. price will be Civ.
en-. ALFRED DUFFIELD
Anil Or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
THE BLACKSMITH AT THle BATTLE or
BRANDYWINE,

The herozof The following story Eas al
| humble blacksmith, but bis siaiw artsssra
hatdened with toll. thr obbed with las
nerous an impulse Of freedom as esSr
in the BISON Of a La Faye,ie, or y,
the heart Of mad Anthony Wayna
II was ia the full tide Of a retired
a follower rof the American camp u
| driving baggage wagon from The battle
(. - :, L->-A- distance behind !
body - sNis.A-sAi, 800 -
49, wan troop Of Briifshers = e3 ~
The wagon had arrived ats ~
P9'n' q Inc bye road leading 10 ,be s5b,h
"nere Two high banks Of rock "a s.,n'
ari 3 on either side. afforded iosf 800
suflcient for The passage Of -, III, see
and not an inch more. son'
ms eye was arrested b. Tie siefl of II
man some forty years Of ~
at the foot of Tree A. H. g., 60
opening OF .tilspass. He was clad l. H.
,oarse aiiIre of mechanic. HI ~,
'kd been dung aside, and with The ar,
hayes rolled up from bis muscul a. ars
10 hls extended on the turf, With his RAJ
a iOrreNp, while ihe Slood streamed -
knee byNQm bis right leg broh -.
The waepon BALI
ed by The sie&s syfA.e -
10 the very inshS 9Ole
ed the wo1need is
hui the stout hesx at
claimed in big
you what | y
cherry tree
hangs over
re s oss,sn Us valley an d5dfh-
\ = be ny from 6 And now I'm 81
II r rs WI az and haiot got more lLAa-
Ersas z aauutes Life ia me. But FIVE ~
three GOOD ride balls in my cartridge beg,
and so Just prep me against that cherry
tree, andI'E. give 'em the whole thrAs,
shu,ssand then, The exclaimed y va
die
The wqgoner siaried his t7[.N ef
and |hea with . suddeu S1|' Of !, fki's
dragged The biacksuI'. ae SO
n. |6of pf the cEe' 4euE',H<
|.. -akk by The TOAD
i. q moment Us
z1.ds the ties, hiS ...
eaucing iroopeFs, end
leg hung over ille |..
rushed On bis way, While
very eooIiy prnreeded q loAa
: II vas moi Ian ore asbod
cs j soldiers IT'D led Ia with the
pursuit. The 41leriih greeied,
with shout. and fAtn missing hissfiGe ID
his shoulder he piek@ he foremost from
bis steed with he excsanation, lha i
for Gen. Washington In moment tie.
rifle was loaded, again il was fred. audi
| he pursuing British rode oseF he body Of
another fallen officer That's Tor ny |
self |" cried The blacksmith. And shf1.
with hand strong viii the seeling
coming death. The sturdy freeman agaful
loaded, again raised bis rife. II bred
his lasr shot and IS another soldier kiss
ed the sod, The tear gaiyered 10 the eye
fof lie diving blacksmith 3"Aaa that
lhe cried ai.h husky vo'ce which
strengthened iile shout. "and mat 70
mad Anthony Wayne ~
Long after the batIle was past, the b.
ldy was discovered. propped against TIE
TREE. with the features frozen 10 daatb,
smiling eIin1y, whilst she right band
4 orasped the Lever failing rife.
Ana inns .ded one Of the THOUSAND
h.sss sechanic heroes Of The Reyold-
80 80 brave 10 lhe hour 81 battle. pndaaut-
Ted 10 the hour of retreat, undismayed 10
the hour Of death. - Citizen Soldlu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
NEW SPRING
AND
SUn1N1ER coonS.

- slosefioer mas Just returned from III,
East with large and well selected
.etoe~ q .spriag and hummer Goods,
consisting IN part Of the following ar,icye.s viz
-, 4-4Plaid and fsncv casssImere
Blue. blaek, broFn and green cloths
i Super black Fressch A.
Do plain and ,.IsiJ linen drifIipg.
Sin searisa and craysss
Gsmbroens and eoitenades
Marsellies. satin and Cashmere yestinv.
Linen eambric Aasdkerckiefs
SpittleieId and pongee 40 b..
Caicoes and eaaszsa -
Suerf bsszariarse nc lsvns +
81 :. esos- ,'ssE, saa eolOred Alkis tine as,
eFri.sh kia q } ~ gio,ss and niti
corded skirts and grass cloth ;
sLadiet' night caps
general assortment OF hosiery
Bishops lawn. null, and Swiss mu.lins
Striped and plaid peoientiary coiots
e, 70: ~ Virginia osnabargs
1-6twiied %
"a. 10, "a brown sasetipgs
7-e, ~, 81. 1914 blsached do
No !, 2 and 3 burIsps
GROCERIES.
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
Loaf and lump sugar
Java, Rio and 81 Domingo coffee RI
New England cheese
Sperm. adamantine, daphne, s mould candles
Sperm, fish, and lnseed oils
VARIETY.
smok ing and chewing tobacco, from iei to IS
kegalia, Principe, Spanish aud halfsSbanish Sc.
CARS
Ng.ris, Beaver, Russia, Guyaqnil, Leahorp ard
Palm Leaf Hats
Florence Braid and Straw Bonnels
Ladies Cater Boots /
Do French Kid Slippers
Do Seal Skin and Leather Shoes
Mems asd Boys calr-skin. Boots
Do do do Shoes /
v Do do heavy Rrogans q
-Ghildren's and Misses Morocco & ElsAer Boots
and Shoes
Also, general assortment Of Hardwsse
JOAN n NcENDREE.
sbepherdsIown. May Q. 1914
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4 @@WDvAs
BOoTS s SgZcES.

EKTlLElAM AVIS, Observation-Disclosures his
w friends and the public lhatihe IDS re.
moyft his shop to the room formsflS occupied
by q W Aisquith as Store Room, where he
w - fe happy 70 serve all his old customers aud
as may new oaes as may BE- blessed to patron
pc pledges himself that his work shall be
eohe1ln as neat and substantial atanner. and
a. as cheap rates as at any establishment 10 the
tie will manufacture such work as he has
been ln the habit of mating, al the same rel
enced prices which they were sold Il, and win
also make up such work as, is sold in The stores
at the same prices.
0-The su6joiDed is Ijsf Of pricesI:-
For The very best Pegged Boots i IS 90
Do do dos Sewed DO 6 90
DO Footing best Pegged do 8 So
Ladies' Morocco Slippers from % 10 / SO
better Than any work 10 town, made by
one Of the best Baltimore hands,
An assortment Of Misses and Chl,dreh's Sin
pefFand Shoes always. 90 hsAd
+ GIN. B. Will be taken in exciitnge for
work. Corn, Bacon, and all kinds Of Produce.
Chaflestown. April25, 1914. IF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
REV. GOODS.

KKTE heveju flashed opening very pref
!, w ~ assortment Of New Goods, cpmpri-
pug almost every article in use IN this neighbor-
hood, which We invite our old customers and
the public generally 10 cali and examine
ehey Viii 5h sotd % cur Hsuaf aecousr,dd atm :
terms. BIT ToWNER & leo.
fSEepherdstowp, AprilAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
CASH FOR NEGROES.

II WILL at all times give the highest prices
j in CASH, for likely young NEGROES, Of
both sexes, from ten 10 twenty five years Of
age. Persons having likely seryantslo dispose
Of, will do well 10 call on me al my residence,
W,d cROSg.
January 5.1s43.-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
9eIItlrai.
Roa the .A.iisAsf IND, r.ns.r.

II -
among tas qpaasilsrSs II srsas is vhsch The
Ipaahe enthusiasm II lsssaaad III Ire pre,xsst era
has green Iises we ao no3rscvgfres aeg IL rreat.
% merit or iiAses 70 secs q SSneFas npulari,y
among artisans Than oas whiss " nev psesea.
70 our readers, i Is The pEcdasslpn IT al Ieon.
master 10 Hardy epurg Va. II | eHsgLss ~.
TER Las. son Fl Ise fanpos tashs hsrse Har.
~, Of The P4rtizsn Lsgioa psasAe Revolution.
It's Sc. to an aqfmated popula sir.--noh .swif1v
goes The bonnie Boat We msls- no aapbt lhss
within noah i will BEL 40 at anvil aes
tiishamnaery, 10 .Ae esesopsaa ss:s Of a,l s;ass
! .Aoassnd f,sges
THE HAMMsse's'i.lS $ ssoSe
TENE Bo,saie BeeE
Again, again is fencedsronEa
The treasures OF the poera
Again doth labprs bread abound
Again We ioil Secqtrs
Come. brothers, te.5ohr fahcFs ssous,
And While The hammers rins
Wen draw the stubborn mod out.
And le, out voices sias--A
Chorus The Whssa deeylof psaee have aonei
Fqfeyer 10 secuTe
The Independence which taeg woas
On balle fehls bsfsre. lH.I
Hurah} hurrah, no1oager now
We foreign tribute pay
Come, brothers on tha dustr brow
And for HAKisg CAY.
Come, DRAW the gate-lhis anchofy.
"A mass of iife now,
Soon, brothers 81 the chaferr,
Wslllldraw il to a plough.
Win. this the happy Galmer tits
The land where he was born
The treasures of our natIve hills
Can make and buy his corn.
{ herusi Fofnpw The Wings seed have done, at.
Another to. the anvil bring
y sparkles like the stars: u
9 This Will be the veuylhing
To work 70 tough sxe -hsrst Il
How easy, when he buys at home.
The fabofef can pay:
The choppers 10 our coalinss earn
Their axes ira day.
Chorus ssinceloF The Wings q deed aasedonefu
-
Another this is softer yen,
Aud spatkles brighter stars
MY brothers. we mnst moi forget
- Jroa ar;1
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SGEA00L in SInithneId.

MRS. MARY Johnson, --4s
TEAS commenced School Of her residence,
n in the town Of Smiihfeld She proposes
teaching the usual branches &c an English Edu-
cation, and from close attention, hopes TO merit
a share OF nnhlie PATRONAGE
SnSith6ele Nay q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
TIE FLOWING
Spring MILLS.


YNiilS ancient and well Etown establishment
Il is npw ia better repair TO manufacture
Flour than il has ever lren since il was 6rst
hnlt, which is almost ceHtsry-hayiag one OF
lhe pest ku0bers 70 clean N beat from filth that
Is in the State OF Virginia. mhde by ooe oftlhe
owners Of the Mill, ELrsHA =. SNrDEk. Be;rF
linus prepared 10 grind al ksnds Of Gram. ana
wishing 70 be constantly EMPLOYED. we would
solicit all those who haze Grain 10 grind -
give US call and see wh4ther we win NOT do
as well for them as any otterMTR in The coun.
%. For every hundred bushels of Mkrchsn,a.
ole Wheat, weighing 60 punads to the busheI.
We wiA give 20 barrels Shperiine Flour, and
stand the inspection n Baltimore. or in the Dis
irict Of Columbia. Wewi,l also furnish casks
II requested by the owners of 1.-The Wheat. thev
raging fof the same when they get the return
for heir Flour. We willafso give 1850 pounds
.sf 0fsll for eVeEy hundred bushels of Wheat
We would rather the farmer wod!d qriad his
Wheat with US for toll than for I'd tobuY. VET
Il any prefer selling, we will buy ali fair mar.
ket price, and pay The cash on delivery.
The public's humble seryaats
ABRAHA N SNYDER.
ELISHA s.: SNYDER.
Flowing Spring, Aug 3, 1s4S--gn. +
BIZ Our Saio MIL and iPlaster NIL
are IN good order, and Com Grinding
in the Cob is regularly dfteadedto.
A. s +. S. SNYDER. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

We learn from the Lexington Euquirer.
that, when Col Johnson heard Of the no.
minaiion Of Mr., Frelinghuysen 10 the Vice
Presidency. be exclaimed Mercy On
me !! ] had rather run against any othei
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
MfatfIIanrnna.

"as We Be Pardoned for ssking the earnest
auea ton Of our far readsrs--such Of them as
are Candidates for matrimony-,o the following
excellent story, which, We doabl not, has found
more ihan one originate
THE FIRST LOAF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
{A00G3 AEq {a1R9 1
CHEAPER THAN EVER
BOOTS g aREO HS.

99O9S g $40 Se
.9nHE undersigned respeclrdlIy INFORMS hi.
- friends and customers MAT he eebtmnes
TEL where b door East Of Carers Ho-
made 10 order at the snortvst ss-s.
scripton Of BOOTS and SHOES, ma 5if ~ tau.e e-
Of the best materials, aud by ex Perienced work
mer
My prices viii in no Instance exceen hose OF
any other manpfsctory iutle pEace-Eor Indeed
those sold in Stores. My Boots shall be manu-.
featured as cheap as the cheapest and the pub
lie may rest assured thai the work shall be done
in bette manner and al as low prices IS the
homemade work sold in the stores. =
The LADIES are particularly invited TO caif
and examine super lot OF Morocco ,iKid, and
Caifskin Shoes, which have had receelly man
ufactured BY one OF The best woFkmen in the
country, and which will warrant 10 be equal
10 beauty and better made than these manbfae-
tursd IN The cities. | will sell them al reduced
PRICES, as low as they can be had IN thu stores
Having just received from Baltimore lot OF
Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN would
do well to+call and leaYe their measures The
Morocco is of quality that cannot be had at all
times. Ctlland examine IL
/ would embrace this opportunity Of lender
ng my thanks TO my friends and customers in
Smith6eld, and would inform then, thai design
continuing my visits 10 that place, for The pur,
pose or taking MEASURES, on every Thurs
day. and win make a return on the week fol-
lowing The subscriber trusts that his patron
age will lie increased, and Sufficient encourage
ment afforded TO compensate for the Toss OF lime
sustained and the extra expense.
John AVIS, Jr,.
CL 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
New Saddlimg Concern.

WOULD Taxa th.s meib0d ot, informing ny
II friends and the public generally, that have
commenced The Ssddling Business mall its va
rious branches in the room one ssi1or east OF
wm. s. Locks Dwelling House. and acloining
the shop Of Nh. James Cl'lnier, where 1 have
on hand frst rate lol Of materisis for maui
featuring Saddles and ell kinds Of Harness ~
As am condudtipg the business as AseuIfor a
ggntletnaD wholis able to keep me always sup
piled VITA ihesbest materials, / isuef mtself /
shall Be able TO sell any article ip my line on as
accom- nodaliDg Terms, and at as low prices az
lhss go be bought for in this place, pr any
whfEe else hope by sirict attention ID busi-
nss. and a sesire 10 please, 10 merit share OF
IL public patronage. WM. BIcKS,
May l6, ls44--at, Agent
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Wanted.

- I5QeSf Bass ~ 0ara,
10000 /" Wheat,
5000 i" OATS
:or which the.cash will be paid on deIisery.-
yellow Corn is preferred.
Salt and Plasssr alwsyson hand and for sac.
NJ H& v " MOORE
Feb 90, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
NEW GOOuS,

VHAYE just received a fresh supply OF new
Il and sea.opable goods, which=sfor VARIETY
style aad qaslity, is scarcely eQuslled. ID The
couatrye Particular care was taken ID buy
them cheap, so that small p1oft may be added
and give general satisfacton 10 MY friends aud
CUSTOMERS, who ATE earnestly invited 10 give
me an early call. To Eame the articles kept
by me imam ADVERTISEMENTS deemed no longer
necessary. as i is we'll known that for the las,
Ii years have kepta more generally assorted
store than-is Usual to be found 10 town or coun.
cry. Customers viii receive thanks for past ia
vors. and permit me To- calculate on a continu-
anee Of their patronage.
WA. ANDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

'ZNHE undersigned begs leave 70 cslt assnt-i
u leniioo OF the public to bis ysiuas1e Patent
coRaensing Coffee Boiler His inseulion con
sists Of condenser attached 10 ihe !ordinsry
boiler, BY which he aroma or spirit Of TIE eof-
zee is arrested, condensed, snd sent back into
the boiler. Consequently there 3 ssyang of
from. IS 70 40 per cent Of the grain, and rith-
ness and favor given 10 the coffee that hther-
wise passes OF Lovers of good coffee viii
llesse call al Messrs r NJ Warning s Cos
hardware store opposite Browne Hotel, az a.
Mr.. Il. Nevars lin shop, opposite Fallert
Hotel. where the article >an be obtained and
perspnsean see for themselves, ard they will al
oned be 1e,nrin1ed Of the great i'm pfosernrhf.