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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-08
A NEW OUT AND OUT TYLER PAPER,
IN NEW ORLEANS

=.
MI Duly, the proprietor and editor Of the ".9ge -
journal Of large circulation in New Orleans has
hoisted the TYLER flag ,neondi;o,ou, "A, n = a.
.i;,o, - ,u.n,, g.. - -,.,,y
49, - NV ''a'' '''H''"g w view orleans,
wieldsa powerful PEN Is writer OF line judgment,
and occupies a place in the afIecti,n. AT IN. D,o,.
CIV Of Louisiana, which hi, long devo,io, ,o ,h.;,
:. '''0''o" ~ 'ne"
" J's'S '"'''o n''n' we sotgcIn the IN
,roJuetofy OF The Age, mailing the banner Of Tyler,
Texas The Ve,oes and America 10 the mast.
n n O.
LIE rthsiDthr'L oulsrloN-Ouh OPINoNs.-
'.J P "uon every eIuzen OF this
49,. ~ WI ~ n'sAe known his pre-
c,nno, ha s,'rsaJ ,,"' ha ,V' .ne iiesiuency' ~
Sanno' pe supPs eu 'na we edItor OF The Age will
ne ns"sr 1 n.y.. % ns own. Independen!
by us o keep a. 40 far as Wings and Democr,,s 49,.
ranged In aiiirs Tbis very character OF indepen.
"rh'e however WIZ bring u TO advocate an upright
one side MOI the other but relies on that support
which an enlighi oned and honest adninisttat n !.
sure to receive.
In cur opinion, The contest for The Presidency,
sinee MT Monroes hr't election, have been contests
for men, and not Tor principles Sectional ureiu.
does have crep in, OCCASIONALLY and embittersd The
sulie
But in every instance since the last war we rec o
Sc In the political crceds OF the day much that was
held to be sound doctrine IN 1928
JouN IYLsR, the present Pr s,dcnt Of the United
school HonoreJ Al an early noe III y. opu,"eIn
Of the republicans OF vngilia-electrd neIsber of
the legislature r'pre,enta'ive and senator in Con-
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-08

The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for May,
has been received. This work is undoubtedly worthy
Of the Old Dominion, and OF the nation. Among the
able papers this number contains is admirable
tcle from the pen Of The editor, in favor Of The
nexation of Texas.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-08

party. II the Globe does not mean 10 support The
nominee Of the Convention II ouiy mean To sup
port Henry Clay. The old family and political re-
laiions have proved stronger than the ii ne
Democracy. The following II the extract in ~i-ich
the unblushing ayowal Of the detection Of the Globe
Is made
Promising that We SHALL NEVER be the dupe or
the instrument Of this intrigue, NOR SUPPORT ANY
HUMAN BEING brought forward by their elandeslioe
maehin atoms we proceed to show to all the real
friends Of the recovery Of Texas, that Mr. Van Blu
rens election is the surest way Of accomplishing their
Pu.Aites.n
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-08
FROM ENGLAND.

The British steamer Hiberua arrived at Boston
Sunday IL brought no news OF Importance. The
Liverpool papers mot the Government papers, seem
to he reJoiced thai the United States intend TO annex
Texas 10 the Union
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-08

We are most happy to find that Mr. Blair, or Bar.
as his partner Rives, clever man. calls him, has at
length recovered so far from his ear, which for
SO long time made him unable either to hear or
write paragraph, as to be able TO distinguish the
multerngs Of that Democratic storm which is now
ready to break his head The lone star of Texas at
last sheds IFS dazzling light upon his eye, and the
poor man springs to his feet with unwonted activity
He falls aboard Of Mr. Tyler to-day with bndnes.
oil fury that was never equalleJ and lets fly a, the
head OF MIR. Calhoun yolley which is calculated TO
make him shudder Upon the one he charges a de
sire, from the first, TO dismember the Democratic
parry and upon the last design to dictate to it
lie layshes 81 ithets upon Mr.. Tyler-calls him vain,
disgusting, nnjeeiie-Whig phrases and all, pre-.
sumo, because Mr.. Van Buren, would not agree 10
the annexation Of Texas. Poor Biar! we fear q
commission oflunacy will have 10 be taken out agains,
him, and the man put in straight jacket. Has the
poor but interesting cousin by marriage forgotten
ta Mr. Tyler had done nothing but patiently and dill
gently 10 devote himself to the task Of attending
Ia his public duties up TO the time that this most
BECOME editor deemed it proper to make upon him
the most violent altaeks' Has he forgotten that
without the slightest reason for it, he poured out his
own oIhhBesaN upon Mr.. Jyler, ana WI what
aydity he transferred 10 his columns all the harsh
and dIsgraceiul things that were published in the
Wing newspapers Has his memory failed him so
far as TO have caused him TO forget how the Globe
and the InteIgeEcer played into each others hands
for months together each in yillifcaon Of the Pre-
siden, and how cautiously abstained from all at
tacks upon MIR. Van Buren, during that time We
should suppose that he hsG, poor man but we trust
that with his returning sanity his memory will come
TO be better, and hat before be takes his final lea
to Henry Clay, which be will inevitably do, he will
come out in leader and tell the country all his arts
to drive Mr. Tyler into opposition to Mr.. Van Buren,,
and how he exered himself to dismember, as he has
succeeded in doing, the great Democratic party for
the benefit Of his "lelatye by marriage" We shall
say nothing Of this unfortunate man than to in.
form him, that we verify believe that he has done
more by his abuse to advance the popularity of the
President than he could have done by his praise and
support.
lie saw MIR Tyler Play ing game Of corruption.
Bar saw this and shuddered! Pure and incorrup.
tible MIR. Biar, how his nerves must have been
shocked
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-08

sold ar like ham 10 be found bearing aoh, at this
iunc,ure, the nag Of Tyler Texas and MS country
against Clay Mexico aud Eogland.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-08

The Texas question-by far tie most important
question which the present generation Of American
statesmen can, in all probability, be called upon to
scuss and to setle-is now fairly before the people
The terms of the treaty are known. The documents
containing the facts and the arguments relied upon
by tie Executive, in presenting it 10 the Senate for
ratification, have been published. The two states
men at the head Of the two great parties whose OPT
mons VIII Doubtless be taken at for truth with
out further consideration, by thousands of their fell
lowers throughout the Union, have made known
their views IN opposition to the annexation, as at
present proposed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
sands, sarsapariIIa.

II " the SCIENCE Of medicine, ike that Of legis-
= laLlon, i : far more easy 10 point OFT what
viii d. bafn than what will do good. The he
man body i mora readily injured and Disorder
ID ihau The 6o3y pollilc-and bad medicines
are Il least IS fnischieFprs as anuise laws A
caref1l study Of ne pathology Of disease. and 4
Ikofotg knowledge 81 the peculiar properties
and c6eeis 81 sns3irinal substances, can alone
enable he practitioner 70 design, adapt, and
pruportion the remedy 70 The disorder. The
to1ic and sllsrstiye qualities of Ssrssparils, lis
PurifyiBE and restorative influences, we're until
wilnm = few yesrs eamPlEsliTely unknown,
merely because there was no preparation d
this i6yalaabie root. whseh contained the qa;rt-
essence Of nssanssive properties. Its beiiet-
cd that in Sinds' SsrssPariila lhis great otjecl
has been thoroughly sitsised anaAhe atlesla.
tiot Of the eject is 10 Be fouas in the mullilHts
Of cures il has elected Cases Of Serofuia,
considered hopeless. Rheunstisn. SrppuretioG
Of The Glands. Kings Evil Salt Rheum, LiveI
Diseases, SrisiicS, and AL diseases generated 10
the elements Of the tl0cd, are relieved aud knal-
y expelled from The system BY PensEerinS in
the use Of his medicine.
For further particulars and conclusive eVi
jence Of its superior value and efficacy, sec
pamphlets; which may be obtained OF agents
gratis. q
RCEPrepar.d and void by ABB SD. Sands.
Druggists, 273 Broadway y. York; J.. A. Reed
sole agent for the Proprieior, eorrer Of GAY
and Saratoga Streets. Baltimors- Also, BY
JOSEPH u. NICKLIN, 4
Berryrille,
Agent FOR The 3roprissor. snd sold By Druggist,
generally, ihrouzheu the United States. Prick
81 per bottle. OF beillss for IS.
JHly 25. eiSf4 -lys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
HardWore Store.


r UST received, at the old stand, formerly
q occupied by F. w. & K. B. Rawlins, a
small stock Of
Hardlpare, Cutlery, Japanned Ware,
Shoe Findings, &c.
Together with large stock Of Tin-ware on
hand, consisting, in part as follows:
Grain and grass scythes, sneaths, scyihe stones,
Rifles, grain andyhay forks, sfoyels, spades,
Long and shorI trace and halter chains
Broad axes, hand axes, haichets, Saws,
Ora wing-kntys turner and sockst chisels,
Augers, brsces and bits, extra brace bits,
Gimblets, "a superior article planes,
Planebits, files, herserasps, locks hinges, screws,
Cast, English blister, and country blister steel,
Strap-iron, knives and forks, carVers and sieels,
RszoEs & strops, Rodgers superior pen-knives,
Pruning white-wash, paint, shoe and
cher brushes,
Curry-combs, cards, shoe thread, pegs, brisiles,
Knives, pincers, 0Is, swl handles,
And an assortment ofykil and ket files,
Jspanned spiltoops, trunks, sugar boxes,
Nurse and oiherlamps, eanisters.
Tin plates for harvest, assorted sizes,
Bell mettle kettles, No. wire FOR machines,
And 10 short, general assortment ofarlicles IN
The above line, al Of which will be sold cheap,
and rsry lcsU for The cash.
Also on hand, or 500 feet very superior Tin
Spouting. which will be put up on the shortest
notice. Call and see for yourselves.
T5OlM.9S R.aRLL.NS.
chatleslown lime IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
Jay|..eIs E.zpectorant.
.gsTKIs-fs1INag : Tr'IFE.


a MoNClsbs thdasana use,.ieipes advertised y
- sNr,an sore fuF EsEg0 nSrs eonp laitts, me :
ExpeetorantI Siassfs loae. Iss path % the public
eon6ienee hAs 9dtn saved mol with puts. but eussss
and The vouchers faris elisaey inslusis stray d
nantes WHICH, otssasaeter and rt sAhiitys Gam
not 81 surpaksrdlia tAiseouatry, Dr. Jayne, beiug
hisasslf PlAysssshn, does not profess 10 ptriarA
pA, sica imrossFl ba al does assert, and he
is borne onlIby Observation-Disclosures fcs, giist I'M all
diseases of she- ngs ard chest ~hlea are suseepti-
bic oftare sthst, Hsirenious intcrfertpec, his eN
peetotsnt v i'll rsftoEe the patient " keaith. No
other me delHe JSl seuante nneUs os pas fam sthe
throat SO thdroagAly As this II eifectnally levses
The eoagaiaaed nlksatfs from the naehlArape Which
laes the trAFhas an8at every cough patient wtlt
bring up pektioH4 ssahe disengsged mater. In I'll
complaints III hs$ aunary gSns, even where nA-
ture seeFns n beEfpaAlng eEart 10 throw "a The
disease layn 81 IhStaF&n isnParts yixar 10 The
machinery TIL resaiJaIi1a, and enables them ID ss-
esraaher thsFe "a se 0flshe oas,ruslienA WHICH h&A
ynpeard thS3r fsse 1ferssien Il has restored hum
areds 10 pe1feet sas sltsr sheir ihy sieians 1Ad
given lhgm BIZ III anaars5ls, Nth CoasafaptieG.-
Coaehs. Gflls, kstAsna. taAaenza. nr9aehtis,
Wheoping eeaga. III word, AL diseases VI 4 f'ai-
mens'y psl'iEe ilidko this preParalionas psoperif
administered. u
Res. J. sF M4k,nas. Professor III Ram,i,on ~
!. Literary sbtiz Theological SEMINARY, says
Il SoehlFncl be without ID, 1syne's Medicines ID
my family EDF ass eosidtrstfoa. lhase foun,tseIa
successful ih eAes where an ether means hasS fsi
ed'' Il - ;
Mr. Nisholas hEFis cerrIsr q fFsn, ana ispsa-
osra Aft stsA fh - eafee " as,l1'
ms.snd Bi4sdi,k ol8,he Lungs, under vh'eh he F.
bored ier Eaaus Sesra
icy IL ~. Aisnp lsse q lbs ont1aN 81 ss
fofk ety, hass used Jaynes e. 70. s',s'
ana hsse f.hrs eeetsnss IN stshsn si o'hss sise''
s'S NJ .. Ssei Asst {,
n. H1iHiek iIgt Asnssvtle, oaio' "as eu'eN s.
as'tma q f. std nq~ pfesetsaes q e nss e'.ss,
~ AZ ppsn9nsf4 shastsens. hf 'sah usANt
EAs,poits Mans sses - aps fNpeetotsa"s -
W, e'rsa aims1 ~hPfn hss p' s.s,.a e,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
SiaSa1OVAha
q AaNDS On! Toneh i I.iIghtLy

/" H.1JfDS Offi loaeh u lsaghtty i
laIu13zza for Fashion /,
HI KiNiNGaAM respectfully Inform. his
Cd friends and customers that be has fenov-
ed hs,shop 10 the Ola Tailoring Sia4d Of r. S.
Bog1e, deceased, next door 10 the free Press
Office, Wasre be viii bs happy lol vail upon
those who may be disposed ,oPsttohsEe him
lie begs leave to-Ekiqra bis sinceFel thanks for
The very liberal patronage he has beeo the reei-
pieni OF, and pledges himself 10 renewed exef-
lions 10 merit eontnuaRes.
From long e2psrqace il busiuesssstd the ge-
neral Satisfaction be has rendered. soFfsF, be can
with safety insure a neat li, sad petfeci salts
faction 70 those Who nay belPleasea 70 pstron-
he film.
Haying made ample enlargement 10 be pro-
,ided with the FASHIONS as they are regular
y issued, he can pro9fse The yety
=" TIP or THE FASHION"
81 TO those Wig may desire their garments so
made, and is thus euabled to SD that the
nost fasiidious viii be served to ortsr b. CIV
ng him a call
As,none but the very best workraen will be
employed, the public NAV rest assured that his
work win be both neal and durable,
CharlesloWn, April 4, 1874.
kI@ Country Produce will be TAKEN At all
times ia exchfnge,for work, al cash prices. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
AO0Gs 1Sl G4f19
CHEAPER TRAM EVER.
BOOTS 8 GGE0So

9NHE undersigned respectfully Informs bis
- friends aud customers That he continues
at his Old Stand, next door East Of Carier's Ho
tel, where will be constantly kept Oh hand, or
made 10 order AZ the shortest notice, every de-
scripiion Of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured
pfihe best materials, aud By experienced work
men.
My prices will in no instance exceed those OF
any other manufaeiory in the place-insr indeed
/ those sold in Stores Ny Bopts-shsll be manu-
featured as cheap as The cheapest, and the pub
lie msy rest asspred that the work shall be done
IN better manner and at as low prices as the
homemade work sold ID the stores.
The LADIES are particularly invited to call
and examine a suPet lot Of Morocco, Kid, and
Calfskin Shoes, which have had recently man
afacgured BY one Of Ahe best workmen 10 The
country, and whichI will warrant 10 be equal
in beauty and better made than those nanufsc-
iercd 10 the lilies. viii sell them al reduced
prices. as low as thsy esn be had ia I'll stores
Having jast received from Baltimore a hot Of
Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN would
do weilto call and leave their measurss.- The
Morocco is Of quality that cannot be had al all
lines. Call and examine II
Iwouid embrace ahis opportunity of tsnder-
ng ny lhsnks tony friends and cus,omers in
Smlihfeld, and would inform lfrni Rail design
continuing my visits 10 thst place, FOR the pur
pose OF taxing MEASURES, on eSttyiTh1rs-
DAY. aud win make return on lheipesk fol-
ieS ing The subscriber trusts that his patron
ara viii lie Increased, and sufficient Encourage
mSht ssiordsJ 10 con pesssls Ter the loss Of time
sustained aud The extra expense
JOHN AVIS. Jr.
Charlestown. Abrll (. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
Dr.. DrcshacIK. Kuhn s. Pry-
or's Dyspepsic Cordial, I
For DgSPtPsia. Sick Ilsadacke, RAeuna-
iisa, sc. SC. sc.

tism, So Sc. sc.
fENHE Pragriesor Of 1his prepsr alton deems ii
psRpss 70 Prsniss that nothing IS farther
iron hiz purpose thaa 10 offer i 10 The public rs
nnlFHrsal medicine, or cufe.sH lris adapted
te afelNdis<sses eniy fcr whirh il Il coaEden ILL
" Recommended IS aue az TIE most Agreeable
a. well AS mast eeFtaia remedies which have 4.
anJ iime claimed psiSiie aftention. Z ID
Il inparfs healthy lone 10 tie stomach. H.
proves The appetite when oPsired and promotes
the di6es.ion--i. seothes apd ,raaqailizes The
nsrFoua sysies, she's excited OF eisturbe6, pro.
trees ehseFfgness Of spirits. it'll feelings 81
geueraleomfort and Satisfaction.
10 the following diseases j. is recomNendsd
- = prompt and n most cases an efFectual ts.
medJ.
Dyxpspsls. silk or nervous headsche. choIic
eramp 81 spassn in the ssou aeh, cholera morhns
Mysteries sSs nervous diseases generally, chron
&c disentefs, diarthea q rurging. sea sickness
cholera iBfanlHEi, rhenmailsm. chronic liver
complaints, female irregularities Of chropiS
character. attended, with cold feet, pain in ths
back, limbs, SIC. Il Is slsc. particularly n com
meaded 10 hose who are suffering under dshssi
~, laDgnoe, depression OF spirits, with reguiai
or defective appetiie restlessneSs Al night, witt
unsound OF disturbed sleep. Ia these cases tbs
cordial will be found an sdm:rable) rsmedy.l-
is soothing sid reDpoyating powers beirg be
culiarly adapted 10 such eases. As . proven
tive Of ague ana fsveril is useful, snd those wh,
reside in Deighbofhoojs where this disease pre-
yais, would do well 10 take it.ones or twics
cay during the siekly season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

1NHE subscriber takes ms mslhp3 u return
- ing his grateful Observation-Disclosures 70 bis
siendstor asl ia{oss sod legs lesse 10 saiorna tbem
sil'l he pails Feheraliy. tl be is prtparej 18th
Ma i.iner.ilot Aspdfattslias
Wlndosc S1sk, Hfndot5 BlI;a1s, and !,
sPcnhel Door,
And ean furnish ticsr IL want at sarl articles a
slsart sa Il asr rriers. ,in hss nor %
iaad l4r-- atotk III SASH OF tisFiovs sizrt-pcr-
sing sisaas 70 i,uslA roald s.ssssss tl.eir work
mere fsgidiy b purchasing door, klsia sne nah,
already usde a. tli4t beig he Ferk lssi trouble-
s0ae ans brs,ipy ins d. greatest Isii + ~ tinle)
10 ssli .rtts ssf raiis ri BE- giseA r. sis0pre-
p4rst 20 eeftss<t fsrike Il
Erection ar EsHffatHEs.
AMI fro,a Dts sxeriene- ~ iaiiess himself hist he
en- frlly ssti.s, tse nptioas ef ne uist f,z;5ous-
esasr l5r slaf4hlify, eossfrt esnyeaisne- or ele-
@aace, Or f5f pisinhess psd esarsay nshe arrange
neat ftse!iisft Prrsous sssliae 4~y thing IN
i5sIiae ali Is ~ 70 ell a h5i ~ asnd. e1rnsF
q Liberty and tAsr.sI Sifset, bff9re dealtS eiss
where.
eyTI az ais5 prepared 70 pat o. ZINC ROOF
y. ToaIzSsoN.
Chzrles,o1n, aisreI .. feK3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
= From tht Rev. Z1chariss III Tirp,t.

Air. g. Hefstons--D Dear Sir-I willingly com
ply with your request, 10 furnish statement OF
my case, in which ygir medicine named Drs.
Dresbsch Kuhn Pryor's Dyspep,ic Cordial has
teen used by me with success. had beenlsuf.
fering for six years under trsin Of symp toms
such as naturally denote the worst form Of Dys
pepsia, viz A loss 81 appetite, restlessness al
night, great debility, &c.,- in fact, my spirits
were quite gone DOWN. Various medicines Is
well as medical assistance hsd been tEied but all
failed. Your cordial9as mentioned above has
completed cure; fqs4 welve months past have
been entirely, free frSHa that disease and eploy
better health than eser expected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
GIMP CH0LIC.

Frederick county, Md. Sept 1910.
Mr.. Hsrtons My wife. few weeks ago,
had violent sitsck Of crsmp cholic She
thought size would have died. was alarmed.
In Ahe description given Of your medicine,
named Drs. Dresbsch, Kuhn and 1Pryor's Dys.
peplie Cordial, found it highly recommended
for cholic, sPasms, or cramp in the siomach.-
IL justly sustained its character in my wife's
case, The attack commenced about day light /;
fortunately the eordialwas in the house -siiftng
on the side Of the bed she took few swallows
from the bottle, would not wait for pouring
oul) walked seressshe room. sat down in a
chair, and in few minutes wss perfectly. re-.
.liesed. JACOB KESSLER
s9-.None genuine rifhoui TIE sigaaiars Oh TIE
Proprietor, G. HerHeni.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
.NOIEyrCEE FOR B.aLDNEs s.

Since tts i4potfaaa discovery of Ne Ja,ne'a
Hair Toni, every ore mat, # he chose, pre-
serve his hhir ToH falling al, or il already bald
may with }certainst have his hair restored 4
gain by fanhl6l and psrseYsrlRg application OF
This Valuable Hair Tonic.
Please II read without prejudice the follow
ing communicailon which~in sddilion 10 hum
dreds Of oRhsrs equally respectable should RE-
move the lonbts of every reasonable person q
theuniforrp ard Singular efficacy Of Jsyne's Han
Tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
a QA2Oa

znHE undersigned wioulj ue; DO jAsiiee 10 bis
~ ovn feelings nor 10 Dis kind sneads. were
he p withhold bis acknowledgements Ter the We
- Catering encouragement be las met with
since bis return 10 Chsriestown. n ~ Joiner 3
csspsatsiisy BHiata. and would ssy 10 all. that
his best saoris VII Be directed 10 please the
PiaIaesl or the aost fssidious. N
Call add see hin, a few doors vest OF Or.
Cofdeii's. n MYERS.
July 4, I2fts-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
CO-PARTNERSHIPl
IN THE
Tai.orirlE BusiElcss

fE1HE Subscribers respectfully INFORM The eiti+
- zens Of CharlestORn and I've adjacent
county that they have entered iniba partner.
shlrin4ke TAILORING BUSINESS snd opened
shop-al The old Tailoring Stand OF MIR. Joseph
Brown, lin the room lately occupied by George
VIM Ranson, Esq as Law 0iEce,) where they
will always be prepared 90 execute II the neat
est and most fashionable style, all articles il
their lire or business
The Spring end Summer . Fashion, Tor 1914
have been reeeiyed, and hereafter the fashions
viii be regularly received every quarter, thus
ehablingus 10 serve our customers with the Vs-
~ latest styles st all times.
Country Produce will be taken-s a. all times 10
exchange for work.
J. T. CowLEY,
B. +. sH0PE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
Great Western Cook Stove.

AklHE subscriber would respectfully inform
- the public generally that he has secured
the right Of making and vending the above nam
ed STOVE 10 several counties model Of The
Store can b. seen at the Harpors-Ferry lyon
Foundry, and in the course of few weeks
shall have a number Of The Stoves on hand
1 deem il unnecessary to say much concernl
ing this Stove in my advertisement, ss have
1a2fears but il will recommend itself 10 every
person that will examine it, / wiIlmerely state
that it is adapted either for the burn ing OF coal
or wood, and that it is so constructed that in
case the cooking is required 10 be done very
soon, portion only Of the Stove need be heat.
ed-ihat is when the family i. not very large.
fhe price Of he large Stove is $50, the small
one S22 complete. Person who may want
Cooking Stove are requested 10 give me call,
aud after trying the Stove if they are not pleas
ed whit, will take il hack
HUGH GILLEECE.
HStpers-Ferry, August 10, 1913 I
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yHSHE subscribers have on hand, ageneral
Z assortment or Hone-ala1e Skotsan4 Boots,
made BY Workmen in our own town anong
which are she 6sest stitched and regs e cots.
Also. ssry dge aadfhshionablc calf aud morocco
shoes, with those that ere more subsianlial-
We expect tc ee:, % few days, large nun
herof heavy coarse shoes aud boots, suitsble
Tor Servants service, 70 which we ask The afien-
tion Of farmers and Others IN want 81 any az ne
above named description Of Boots ard shoes -
Anv work sold b. Us will be warranted: Prices
law. MILLER 4 TdTE.
June 6.