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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-02-06

hiMirN uUrTIES-At eoertlnl .l,leol
llas afIcle. .omelllte new, VA ,an frd nj
ee' SfIBNS
II EiAShEf~. RN'TES NND iIANNE1.S
II h II 'en eei ~ Inc Cmrer Nain and Madison
Siteols, near ihe 'ie 81 the contemplated lew
hinge ven vii huv same Gnc Blankets Bnizss
and ooncs, as they ARE good and eLcap. eel ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
AOOGs AAga g99l39 3
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
BOOTS So SEEDHSo


a NdE undersigned respectfully informs his
~ friends and customers thai he continues
athjs Old Stand, next door East of Carriers Ho-
tel, where will be constantly kept on hand, or
made TO order al the shortest notice, every de-
scriplon of BOOTS and SHOES, manufactured
Of the besl materials, audi experienced work
men.
My prices wiz in no Instance exceed those OF
any other mandatory ID the place --ner indeed
those sold in Stores Ny Boots shall be manu-
featured as1cheap as the cheapest, and lie pub
lie my rest assured that The work saafl be done
in better manner and 81 ais low prices as the
homemade work sold in the stores.
The LADIES are particularly invited 10 call
and exauasas super lot oC Morocco, Kid, and
dfactuTed by one Of the best workmen in the
country, and which will warrant 10 be equaf
in beauty and better made than those hanuiac-
tured IN the cities. will sell them OF reduced
prices, as low as they gan be had in The stores.
Having just received from Baltimore a lut of
Super Extra Morocco, GENTLEMEN would
do well 10 call and leave their measures. The
Moroeco is Of quality that cannot be had al an
tines Call and examine il! i,
Iweuld embrace this opportunity Of tender
ng my-tnanks tony friends and customers in
SmithGsld, aud would inform them thaFI design
coniituing my visits 10 that place, forTtbe pur.
pose Of taking MEASURES, on every Thurs
day, ard will make a return On lheweek fol-.
lowing The subscriber trusts ihathis patron.
age WI be increased, and sufficient encourage.
lneni Afforded 10 compensate for the loss Of lne
sustained aud the extra expense
I charlAeto,Yn Anr;l 1914 - q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Z NUfii2{N49am7nlI:
SHANNONDAI.Rs

NV 0@llGm 1E0aeGQrvo
The Tariff Rsdreed 10 7scsnty per e{ia.
Keep il Before the Peo,fe.
sTSfiE subscribers would respectfully inEjrh Inc
! Farmers, Merchants, aud Others, OF Jsser.
son, Clarke, and Loudoun counties, that ;Isey
have A. their Fsetcty, one mile shove lsse shan-
nondale SPRING., fae sssortmentof
ELFiSEFS, both ffaltsd and picia,
.Cdssimeres, HGnneis,
Cdipetiag ojgood quality,
hleh they are very anxious 70 disnose Of
far COL This establishment beng espsbls Of
manufacturing large quantity, and y ID eis-
position on our part tO.keep haaoFiag. re sin
oder greater Inducements than ever. Ilia IN.
necessary for V TO state our PRICES. as 10 a.,
Determined TO bring them down Al once "a sAsir
lowest standard Persons having Reol le ex-
change for goods Of any description 10 ossd;6s
would do well 81 least 10 call ard eSaniss brt
stock % hand, which Is . tolerably FAX eas, Of
coed qhalltJ and low prise.
Aug u, 1874. TIL j0BE & 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Baltimore Medical Institute.
FOR PRIVATE PUPILS. 4

ENVo meet tbs demands for reform ID private
- medscal Instruction, The indersikned has
alter some years Of labor aud n great xpense,
established nlhe city Of Baltimore 40 ihsti,ution
presenting many important adSaniages. The
object Is Is f1r - possible to base al instrus-
tion on the sure foundation or demoSstssiion.-
A brief stSlemenl will Be given or lie adsan-
stsGss stsfed 10 the Student The Iasliiutsdh,
located 10 centTal part Of the city, eohipft-
bends 40 Anatomical Museum. Leeiurs Roosah,
well stcrel xiia Illustrations Of The SArioqs
braGetes of Medicine.
Aaaionys Physiology, Pathology. Midwifery
and Surgery, viii be Illustrated b. the remark !.
able models Of Professor Avzouz. Dseior Thi-
bert and ". Gay. oGP4ris.- These medsis have
received the highest tes - iais Il The profss-
sioa-iIl EusoPe and olhs buntries. Pfepsrh.
tiona III thsHeai subject. most valuable plates
and casts. gre also contained in the Museum f1r
The USE Of studsR;s, as also serJ fin collet-
ton n inS3rgments and apparatus FOR PeTfofnl-
ing all the operations 81 Surgery.
T Chemistry. Maleria Medidz, Pharmacy and
BOtasy. W II be Illustrated BY appropriate appt-
rslus, o. = superior collection Of specimens Of
the Maieris Mediea, sndb Herbsris, eonsist:ag
ofseEeral thousand medicinal { alive asd foreiga
plants
A Isrge iandswell selected library OF between
tW0end lsfeo tho9SAnu Volumes - accessible
10 the Ste dent-to whom also lectures are de-
liFered through the greater part OF the rear.
The city Of Baltimore. from lis two Medical
Schools, il Hospitals, In6rmary, Aims House
and Dispensaries, affords great facilities for the
study or Medicsi and Surgical practice, and il
ii celebrated for oferirg unfiVslled Advantages
10 the study or Practical Anatomy. lis health,
fine society, and the moderate expenses Of liY-
ing, are also claims 10 the altentioa or the Stu
dent. And the judicious parent who considets
the great responsibility OF the profession and
the powerful CON petition of talent. will feehh
Ia conscientious duty, 10 enable bis son 10 enjoy
important advantages OF the study ofMedicine
in q city. The subscriber, from an experience
4 OF years 10 practice, part Of the time as Pro-
fessor, Hospital Physician and Surgeon, aed
having hsd many public and private pupils, feels
authorised 10 Offering the Student important ad-
Vaniages under bis precepiorial care. n +imited
nun Der Of additional pupils only can be received
therefore those desiring 10 become pupils
will make application during the months OF
September and October. Any one wishing ad-
dilional information, can obtain il, by. address,
ing JOHN u. w. DUNBAR, il. d,
Late Prof. Of Surgery in the Washington
a University Of Baltimore.
0ct 2 Ia44-3i, .t'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
TEEER

ever offered for manufacture in this county -
It's al of7lhe best quslily,l and warranted
equal 10 any that can Be procufed here or else
yhsre. That their work wall be executed ia
the mos, substantial and improved rnsnoer, The
exPefience Of cue Of the undersigned for the last
ssvsrag years has given sufficient eI3dence -
Those who may paironize the establishment,
MAJ resi- assured that the best wo; Heh ii 1t can
be Prosured will always be employed aud none
esl the best materials wiil be used
la or1er thai lie taste CT the most fasiidioGs
may be grat6ed. the latest style Of baltimore
and PL;sslsiSt E1eSTss ufli be procured for
geasiereo e. well as lslses' wcsr.
II IS toe intatsioh Of the naders gaGg 10 keen
constantly on haad, eoinplsie sssefluent Of
EHERF EEScRIP TI6At~oF HI0RR,
that PERTAINS 10 iheir basihessi and. those in
Hsat deed os'y esll 10 be accommodated As
10 price, they sre Determined that 10 sstxblish.
men;, here or elsewhere. shall seasl;Gs For
several reasons, the Gatersisasd belize they
can msnufaeluTe uork cHEAyER than abe same
description can be procured for in TIE eoanty
aud 10 realize the truth Of this. call, ptice. snc
udse for yourselves. The public may rest as
snred lkey viii aet Be disappoiaisi 10 ssnst is
hers asserted MM. AVIS q CO
sspi ~, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Dr. Dresback, Kuhn & Pry,
Or's DysPePtlc Cordial.
For Dyspepsia. Sick ffsadscke, RheuMa-
fisn, SC. sc. &c.


fish, sc. SC. &c.
g1iHE Proprietor Of this preparation deems il
u proper 10 premise that nothing is farther
fram bis purpose thsn 10 oger j; 10 the public Is
universal medicine, Of cure-all- It's adapted
70 . few diseases ONLY. for which il IS eonhdent-
" recommended - one Of tie most agreeable
as well as most eeflain remedies which have al
any Time claimed public attention.
% impsrts ahealthy tore 10 tue stomach i'm
proves the appetite when Impaired aud promotes
Tie digesiion-il soothes shd Iranquslizss the
nervous sysipni when excited or disturbed, pre-
deees eheerfelness Of spirits, with feelings OF
general couicrt and satisfaction.
la The follewiug diseases il is recommended
as. PEonpl and IN most CASES an eEeeiu2l re-
mefy.
Dyspepsia, sick or nervous headache, cho,ic,
er2np or spasm IN the stomach, cholsrs morous.
Mysteries and nervous diseases generally, chron-
&c essenteTy, diarrhea Or Purging, sea Sickness,
eho1era ialan.um, rheumatism, chronic liver
Complaints. female irregularities Of 4 chronlc
9hatae.sr, attended with cold feet, pain in the
back, limbs. sc. II is also particularly recon-
meGded 10 those who are suffering under debili.
~, ;angaor, depression Of spirits, with irregular
orseefeclive appetite, restlessness al night, with
unsnund or disturbed sleep. In these cases The
cordial will be found an admirable remedy -
Its soothing and reunovatjng powers being pc
eGiiarly adapted to such eases. As proven
use OF sgue aud fever il i useful and those who
RESIDE in neighborhoods where this disease pre-
vala, would do well TO take il once or twice .
DAY during the stekly season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Attention. Friends /!

IHHE subscriber, thankful lpr the favor that
- nas been extended 10 him for several
years by Liberal community, would inform
old ffiends and new, that he is now, as ever,
read and anxious to serve Ahem, in all that per-
lains 10 his profession. Tosay that he will no l.,
nor cannot be beat in any descripiion.of Doors
& SHaEs, either in price or quality, il but ex-
pressing what every one who has heretofore pa
tronized him, willingly and frankly admits His
mateeisls are Of the best quality-his ,workmen
exeeled BY none 10 the county his effort
directed 10 please the public. whilst heis will
ing, when requested, to foliow the 'tgood old
fashions, "he YET gives waichfl attention to the
mutations that so frequently occur, and pre-
pared 10 serve at the shortest notice, those who
desire the latest tip Remember, his prices
can't be beat, more especially when The cash is
made 10 jingle in hisear.
His shop IS at tho old stand, near David
Humphreys store, where he is always glad to
see his old friepts and as many new ones as
think proper 10 cali.
7 H5~couuiry Produce taken in exchange for
work al the market price. y l.
THoMAS\yoHNsoN.
Sept 26. 1874. ~ 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
cR.4MP cHOLIc.

Frederick county, Md. Sept; 1910. 7
Mr.. Herstons-hy wife, few weeks ago,
htd violent attack Of cramp cholic. She
thought she would haves died. was alarmed.
II the description given Of your medicine,
nanled Drs. Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryor's Dys-
pePtc Cordial, Hound i highly recommended
fir cholic. spasms, or cramp in the slomach.-
Ii Justly sustained its character in my wife's
cbse. The attack commenced about Daylight
fSrlunatelyilkh cordial was 10 the house-siiling
OIL The side Of HE bed she took few swallows
flom the bottle, would not wait for pouring
oRtl walked across the room, sat down in a
chair, and ina few minutes was perfectly re-
loved. JACOB KESSLER.
aJL.Non: genuine ,oiihOul the signature Of. the
Proprietor, c. HsrsiOns. III,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
From The Rep. 2 aehariaA Il. TiPpsu.

Mr.. CI tlerstons-Dear Sir-I willingly COM
ply with your request, 10 furnish statement OF
my case, in which your medicine named Drs.
Dresbach Kuhn & Pryor's 0Jspeptic Cordial has
been used by me with success had been suf.
feriRg for six years under a strain of symptoms
such as naturally denote Abe worst form Of DYs.
pepsia, viz A loss Of appetite, restessuess al
night, great debility, &c, in fact, my spirits
were quite gone down. Various medicines IS
well as medical assistance had been tried bUtall
failed. Your cordial as mentioned above has
completed cure; forwelye months past have
aeen entirely free from that disease and ENJOY
better health Than ever expected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
DYSPEPSIA

Fs,a D E'-Naia, late Member ef The Legislature
Of .harglsad.
Sans Greek. Frederick CO. Md.
August 26th, 1912. {
Mr.. c. Herstons-Dear Sir-HaYing suffered
much during the spring Of l64l, as then in
formed you, with whsl regarded as a dyspep-
nc edaditonlos the stomach, and having pro-
cured bottle Of Drs. Drssbach, Kuhn and
Pcyoras DysPepde Cordial, at your instance,
have pleasure 10 informing you that from its use
| was in zen days entirely relieved on that occa-
sioa. Il has also been successfully used in the
fs.,ily for other purposes, so that we are never
without it. ID W,HAILL.
z II TiPPETT.
Leonarltown, 81. Mary's CO.
Dec 90, 1912. e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
-..N.o EEycEsE FoR B.4LDNEss.

Since theEimportsnt discovery Of mr.. Jayne.s
Hair Tonie, every one may, # be chose, pre-
serve,his haif from faliig Of, or IL already bald
may with CERTAINTY nave bis hair restored 4
calmly faiIEfu and betseyering application of
this YaiaabIH Hair ronic. Il
Y Please 10 Hesd>mi,ho prs iudice the follow
log communications Mhieh.in addition 10 hun.
areds of others equals irespec,abIe shoalld re-
move tie doubts III eyery reasonable pessen of
lhe uniform and singular Gcaey Of Jayne's Hair
Tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
CASH FOR VEGROFS.

q WILL. at all iiGags give the highest prices
& 10 C.sSH, for likely young NEGROES, OF
both sexes, from tea to twenty-five Years Of
age. Persons having likely servants 10 dispose
Of, viii dc we'll 10 csll on me al my residence,
III CbarlestoWn; std shy communication in
writing viii be promptly attended to-: I;
WI CROW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
CASH FOTs NEGROES.

4 WISH TO purchase large number Of Ne.
groes Of both sexes, Thai are sound, ealihy,
and slaves forslife, for which will pay The
highest cash prices. Persons having servants
TO sell, if they will write 10 me. will at all
times attend 10 INSTRUMENTATION and will
send my agent totheir respective residences if
requested. HOPE ii. SLATER
Pra,lstreet. Baltimore,
T. A1e s. IS44 -6nh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
MAKING.

EEyBE above business, hereiore conducted .by
a Nm Avs, willhsreallsr be conducted by
NM, AVIS & co.
The arm would take occasion 10 state that
they hsse now On hand the most comgIgls s1d
geaefaF assortment Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
.COALCOAL.

EUST received andifor sale st Dutield's De.
q pot, a'lot Of the bes, COAL for smithing
ever brought into the county. II is tie same
coal which is used in all the Machine Shops Of
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
II can be had at the low rate Of Is cents per
bushel. All kinds or produce tsker ia exchange
for Goods Coal, Iron. Nails, and Salt; for which
produce will give Baltimore price, deductins
freight and commssioDs.-GiTe ne a shake.
r ALFRED bBFFIELD. !
Nav Ie la1s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Great Western Cook Stove.

Great Western Cook Steve.
1NHE. subscriber would respectfully inform
- the public, generally that he has secured
the right OF making and vending the aboyenam-
ed STOVE 10 several counties. model Of The
Stove can % seen at the Harpers-Ferry Iron
Foundry, and in the course OF few weeks
shall have 5 number Of The Stoves on hand -
deem it unnecessary 10 say much concern
ing this Stove ia my advertisement, as have
no fears but il will recommend itself 10 every
person that will examine il. will merely state
That il is adapted either for the burning Of coal
or wood and that it is so Constructed that in
case theYccoking is required TO be done very
soon, portion only Of the Stove need be heat
ed-Jhst is when the family is not very large.
The price Of he large Stove is s33, tbs small
one s22, complete. Person who may want a
Cooking Stove are requested to give me a calk
and after trying The StoYe If they are not pleas
ed with ii, | will take il back.
HUGH GILLEECE.
/, Harpers-Ferry, August 10, 1913!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
RIOS! Mob T.aWs!!'T

A IL was quiet al The last accoune ue ssd
~ from Philsdel phia;ue take advantage q IBIS
stale Of Affairs 10 cali The attention IF tae 20 Sic
tsthe large and vel sslecisd stock e J4usIiy,
Fancy Goods, Ffuil. confsrii0hafy. Sc. iasf ss-
ceired and for sale al ihe lowest prices
H. IS F9RsET.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

neAny eussii,y Of CORN. 10 Be aslisers5
bslwceb his AID Christmas, viii be ssken IN
sxchsnfe for work, 10 be manufactured imme-
dia:elyln desired Ali kinds Of nissksiabls
COUNTRY PRODUCE, tskea on The sane
lersas, ktcask prices. ". A. 81 to.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17


A M
David Avis Wm MePherson
E S Arnold Joha W McCaedg
George Alexander Miller & Woods
Mrs B Abel Samuel Myers
B Adam Moler
Lacy Bow Patrick Maguirs I:
James Burr. James MeDaDieI
Harriet Buckner, Joseph Wires
Thomas Baylor Joshua Merita
Lueinda Berry Nm Morgan
Byrd < Co Z @ Nsgfuder
Margaret Bradford Garland Moore
ReV 7 Baxter Jacob Myers
Charles Barrett jackson McDsnsA
Geo " Blsksnore James May ID.
Heurfsiis Z Btiseos Ann Morrow
cGIharine Z Besier Samuel Myers
C Wm Miligan
Sarah j cIersladd WIN MsnIoash \
James L chsPline Sir MeJcslf
Isaac Chs2line Robert Muse
Benj Collect v n
Lewis Carusi2 Michael Norman
Susan Cooper D
James CoyIe j James ~ osburn
W Chamberlsin I. Thomas o Harra
w Chamberhn Edmund O'BTiea
IL Philip OIL
James Dske John Psckeu2
james W Duke Conway C Patton
I Douglass q Miss Pollock
Aquilia Davis John Payne
- e Peter Parker
VIM Engle Washington Parker
F Il
Mary T Forrest Joseph Ross
Ford & Dryson2 Samuel Ridesour 2
David Ferguson George Ri,ler
VIM r Free q FW Rswlins
George Frasure Henry Rowland
G u Lewis Ransom
Rev A Gere Benj Roderiek
Adam Grub il Fred'k 8 Rodelick
Harriet Green S
James GupAell r C Smith
III T L Skinner
jacob Hoke Georgans Sprigle q,
Wm III Hsycoek Isaac, Jacob aud John
NJ Howell Slrider
John Hill Bushrod Stewart
Sarah Hunt Charles B Stephenson
Daniel ReHebower 3 Benz Slope
Henry X Hutton l. Sater
Emillne EIslbert Joseph Shewaller
~ " Howell Chapman J Stuart
Cyrus HiDbins Calhsrine Shew
Ann z Hsines John Siraih ?
Samuel Hannah IT
VIM S Hyaud, MA Thompson
VI Hylahd Jenny Thompson
John Or Nap'n Hoafer Eliza Tut
Robert Thompson
Edward d Jefferson WIN F Turner
X w
NJ ! Kable George West
Eljah Kirkpatrick Aaron Whistler I
shelton KendleF Henry Wells
L Martha y ilson
John X Lake NV Wilson
WIN Lucas John WeIcomS
Sally Little Jane C Washington
James Lynch Louisa Washington
John Lock jr ThomasD Webster
Sarah Lancaster Solomon Williams
Master o Lodge No 66A Weidner
(143-S2.s6)
oek3 H. KEYES, P. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
1T OF II o IE /.

Al PETITION will be presented 10 The next
n General Assembly. Of Virginia, Ia exempt
me Smithhead, Chsrlestown, and HarRers-Fcr-
~ Turnpike Company, from keeping the road
n. rePaF within the limits of tbs town OF
Chariestown. &
neh3. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

SHLouR. BY The barrel or pound, Corn Meal,
u Quincesi Fruit aud Confectionery, Ice
Cream, Cakes end Beer, &c &C., always 10 be
found at the above named place.
Also, Bread, Rusk, add Pound ,fus iished
al The shortest notice.
CharIestown, Sent 5, IS44
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Also
SHEPHERDS formerly Ldkin'sl- ONT
tuE.k-T,

ALSO
SHEPHERDS cornell Jadkin's} ONT
t.MENT,
e. A long established remedy for white
sweiings, sore legs and ulcers OF long standing,
schirrhus or glandular tumors, particularly those
hardened tumors in women's breasts, felons.
rbeu8atic pains in the joints, sprains and bruis.
es, letter, schilblains or feest bites, new cut
wounds, bIrns and scalds, and pains in the
back sc. Sc.
The genuine article is now labelled I" Shep.
herds Patent Sfeeiaci Ointmenl"-t name Of
G. Herstons appealing likewise, guaranteeing
its performance.
e. The above articles kept constantly on
hand and Tor sale, al my Drug Store in Charles
town. JOHN P. BROWN.
June 10 --eow1y.
ALso-The above articles on hand and
for sale at The Drug Store Of
H. S. FoRNEY.
Shepberdstown, June l3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

a Couatry School = Bible, dictionary
clssscome up, said our sehooimsster.
Who was Lots wife z
The pillow OF salt wet Moses laid his
head on when he went up 10 Mount Sinis,
to offer HE son Isaac up. cos he had no
sheep bot himself 10 do likewise.
= What is said Of Jonah.i'
Jonah swallowed up awhale; ard was
vomeykes up The third day with a passed.
Of goar1 seed which be gave to the Queen
OF Shebe fot mendin' bis iroxsers which
be burst in sirainin' 10 get out Of The lyon 5
den, where Dsnielhad been ealing Pulses
snd Pease's Candy
Next SchQl1r.-'Whal Is said of John
the Baptist
And this ere John came ep ont OF The
wilderness, and be was clothed IN eamo-'
tniles hair. and be was cir, about lhe neck
with leather tfidle. and his meat was
'locos and wild onions.
sW6ht raw the rich nan after death 2
He saw Abraham slsr %, end Lss-
tkes psts ID Boston,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
Notice 10 PASSENGERS

mn and aflerthe Moacay he 10Th, the rates
~ Of fars on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad viii b6 As follows, rig;
From wiarhestcr 10 lk4rpers- Fstty, - %
Fr On wiu,Sss.er to H.l5 he " 's'r'a 3
Do "a DO and return ~
From Winchester 10 Charlessopa oo
20 90 do andretarh on
+' IS ! ''' Is ! rs j. I'd r,,sra 4,
For winshsgss . Tapnssaa'a III
Do dss do and return us
From winShgsirr 10 Wsdessille q op.B. 3 10
Do I'D ia andrrturn So
frosn wiueh(sser 10 Sttphenson's Is
DO DO do and return $
From tiall,oxnto HaFpers. Ferry sTs
% ia do sndre,ura s.
From Cs1arlestov 70 Hsgpsss-Ferry So
Do do - and return 50
DO do do and relnrn 6aS
FrS@ ThomFson's p fiarpeFs-Fsffs TS
DO dU dh tnd retain %
From Vaudeville or .. Brsdseto II. Ferry ID
Do do d. saad return sss
From s,ephsaa6i,'s 10 Ilarfsfs+F@rryl $
Do DO Us Esna return / SO
Passenger Train II pass oyer the read
Passengers win be taken ub or SET down a,
uny pO&Nl on the line Of lie rosd I
The reduced charge for going and returning,
wi3l be extended, only, when tickets areaakeHs
and passengers who lake such tidkess will bs
allowed The pFisilegsot one luaeryeahg day.
Persons who do Rol tske 4tIckels, viii 10
charged six. ceats Rer mile, fir whatever dis.
lance they msy travel 90 the road Tha SAME
rate will De charged between any iwo dspo.s 81,
the line OF the road. I
BY osder, &e., /.
! II.
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siiErHx4psTowN. Va. Oct 10. Ii

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n Dear Sir.f5 You rqiirc1of me heraaeIil naia
used your Hair Tome, and the effects.
\ Several yssrs ago my hair began 10 ssll RAJ
pidly fromithe scalp, ana bad the prospect ST
premature badness. During several sears 1
used various preparations recommended for The
hair, fromilwhichi derived no beheht->A Al
length friend recommended our flair Tonic.
II used three or fouf bottles according 10 The
prns4d direc lions and at the end SIX months,
rsJ hair wasthick setI aud since, lis tendency To
turn grey, was arrested.
/ have never before given certificate ire
conimending patent medicines, which if.discrl
Intimately sed, asthes often are, do much inju-
Try, but in case like .lhe present., whers know
the article>to be beneficial and that il can do no
harm, hoyf no scrnRIes in stating facts wlilin
Ilhy own knowledge. Yours, sc.
JOINS QlhcLY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
lIealher.

I HAVE on hand a fol Of superior Sole, Up
- per, Harness, and Birdie Leather, Calf aud
sheep skins tanned and finished in the beat or
der. Which Twill dispose Of on liberal terms.
Call and see, two doors west OF the Bank.
r THOMAS RAWLtNS