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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
.BOHEN g. WELsOy,

apOAEtN @NWs ~ E1sSNp4Ha
KE7oULD most respectfully inform, bis
Wv friends and the public generally, that
he has justEeturned from Baltimore with well
assorted Stockof FGH s. Winter Goods,
witch has been selected with great care, ard
wit be sold on as good terms as any goods ID the
Valley. His assortmeA consists in part OF
Super blue, black, invisible green, and green
CLOTHS,
do do do Cassimeres,
Ssttinet,s, ~ color and prices,
Blankets Of every deserg1ph,
Flanhels, all colors,
silk YelVes yestngs,
Figured striped aud plaid Alpaccas, all colors
and figures,
Changeable do
Broche Shawls, and Nettdo a
Mousline de LANES, Parrissienes,
Asplerdld assortment Of Prints at Every price
Ladies Cashmere Hose splendid article,
Cloves, Fancy Shawls and Handkerchiefs,.
Gentiemen's black silk and fancy craFats,
A good assortment of Domestcs, such as
PULLED Linseys. Plaid do, Bed Ticks, bleached
and brown Muslins, Cotton Bats &c
splendid assortment of gehllemen's and
boys fur, cloth and hair Caps,
Beaver, Russia and silk Hats, very cheap.
good assortment pf H3RDV.aRE,
Carpenters Tools, Bench Wees,
GROCERIES Of every. description Of bes,
quality,
Queensware, Stone and Earthenware do.
lie would respectfully invite bis friends and
the public generally 70 cap and examine bib
stock before they make heir fall purchases, as
they VII certainly promote their interest By
doing so. Call soon and secure bargains.
Harpers, Ferry, Oct IL, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

AnorHnR sURFLx OF INV
AsD
II ashaomaBle Goods

ASP
II ashaomaBls Go DDS 3
TstlE Ladies are respectfully invited 10 cab
= and examine the following rev and beau
|tifsl Goods. which have been selected rilh great
6eareS and eannot faillo please the taste Of the
most fsstidious. ~
chsmslioa Broesde. IA beu goods fcF dresses
spIetdid French Moaslihs. tall WOOL
Real Cashmere DO
Crapo DO
satin striped Black Sikh.
Superior Piaia Ppnlt delFol,
Mourning MousIines,
A large and beautiful .aksortmsat ef Prints.
wcfsied Mitls. great variety.
Bonnet yelvsis. the nasi f.shionsbls solors.
Ribbons snd Bonnets - suit, M
Superior Plaid Cioskings,
Black and celored Alpaca Lnslrsi,
Shswis IN great variety,
sunrr lie French Blkhkes sbaels, the most
fashionable article now worn, EIthhahy O.
lhsr STYLES entirely new.
A great variety Of new style Silk and Velvet
Points,
Kid Cloves, Jet Butlots.
Black and eolored Silk Miifs,
Otnsmental Jet Pins, for the hair,
Black silk Fringe. FL
cplored Silk Gimps,
Cords and Tsssels FOR Clocks. sc.
| The above win b found with many other ar
sisles. not neeessafy % enHmerats.
We respectfully infite cali
Dec %. MILLER & TATE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
New and Cheap Store,

AND
q 1lIIEII 5SIOg3 HOUSE,
ENRANcIS DuNNINGToN Of Baltimore.
4 having takea the Dspo, and Store at Ker-
nsyssiile, is refarsd 10 do a general country
business. Having purchased very low a large
Assortment Of New Goods,
such as Hardware, Dry Goods, ChiHa3are. and
Qaeensware. Groceries, &c. &C, he will sell
unusually CHEAP for G FSH Raying made
arrangements for the sale Of all kinds Of PRO-
DUcE, 10 the best advantage, will receive The
same in exchange for goods, or will give fair
prices in cash.
Grain aDd an kiqds Of Produce, win be taken
on StcCsge. forwarded and sold Tor account OF
owners il desired. liberal advances made on
Grain, Sc. recevedon commission.
ON Hand,
80 slcks LiyerFool Salt, COARSE aud 6ne;
First fIaliy Hearings aid MsckereI;
Sperm. Lamp and Linseed Oh;
Paints. Dye-woods, &c
Baltimore Sagar-house and " o. Molasses;
i-srgs and excellent assortment Of sap'r Teas;
All qualities Rio and JaFa COFFEE;
a Confeetio0sry. Spices. Sc;
Boots and Shoes ALI qualities;
Fur and silk Hats, fur Gags, dc;
~ o. which VIII sen exceedingly low
n. IwiH also keep on hand good as
sortment Of l.UMBER.
kerneysyille, 0stI II. Is4s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

10 Ds. Zollickofer is Doctor az Medicine.
q the Old Regent University Of Nasylana.
Doctor Of Medicine az tho washinsioa Ualyer-
siiy Of Baltimore, and Doctor 81 MeSiciae 81
tho Meaiesl Faculty DC TILT Golampia College in
Washington cits-a FellSw of The College sf
Physicians tn1 suFgeonslof the uaisersily Of
the Stale Of New York-a correspond iar3 uisnl.
bar oEthe .vs4co- Belanisal .Secisfy ~ Leadca--
IceFiliais Ia Medicine and Sargeis of the
Medical and chirmgieal Faculty 81 Maryland
an hoaary member Of the PhIladeqhia College
| Of Pharmacy, SC. sc SIC &c
u. IS stated IN late London papers that the
King Of the French had siga;6ed mis- attention
Eecsproca,ethe friendly visit Of Queen yieto-
ria, by an excursion to Eagland h the course
Of the present. autumn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
MAMUrAcTuaING ALL

Wool LEN GOODS
And have al this time tolerabie, and BY The
drst Of July will have complete supply Of all
The various kinds and qas1i.ies Of goods found in
the best factories in This section Of country,
which will exchange for icOot on delivery, or
sell for cash, on pleasing terms
For all CARDiNG the cash will be required
when the rolls are delivered.
have made arrangements with Mr.. JoHS
CLAUsoN bywhich be is authorized TO make con-
tracts for Wool, make sale Of the goods, or
transact any business heresfIef connected with
this establishment.
! hope by strict attention TO business, prompt
ness, and the good quality Of ny goods, 10 me-.
rit liberal patronage from The farmers and
others Of Jeferson, Loudoun, and the adjoining
eoantes. HIRAM REILLY
June IS ls43-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

1NHoN1SoNIAN u have o. hand and
i shall continue TO keep, aeomplete assert
meni o( Thomsonian Medicines,
Also Brandfeth's, Peters, and Davies Pills,
Shefman's Cough and Worn Lozenges,
Sherman's PoorMau's Plaster, j
Harrison's Continent foI Piles. Sc.
WM. ANDERSON.
Elk Branch, July Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
@a0 9gp9H,A
AT KABL ETC WIN.

n y n n - ~ u u. - WIN
1NHE subscribers are just receiving and open
~ ing, Large and fashionabsl Supply Of
FALL * WINTER GOODS.
% which they respectfully InyiIp the attention o
their friends and the public generally.
Their stock consists ID part Of
CLOTHS Black, Blue-blaek, and Invisible
Green
CASSlsiER Black, Slesl-ufixed, and Fancy
colered Cashmere English Tweed do, great
\ variety or coloTs;2 pieces very superior mix
f ca Tweed. for geIilemen's fashionable over
coats, very low
SATTINETS-Of various colofs and qualities,
exceedingly low
EESTINGS -Meriho, silk, and Satin Meetings,
silk and Cotton Yelveis;
PRINTS, sc, &c.
A crest variety Of Prints, of:every. style and
quality,
Prnls Of Msuslin de Lain pattern, avery rich
ard beautiful article,
Muurning calico, Curtain do for Ct,
Chusans, Taisans, and Moushnsde Lain,
chnsan Gingham, a inc W. article, 4 4, very low,
French, Earlslon, and Domestic Ginghams,
Black Gro de Nap Silk,
Boxed Mnslus,
Book and Swiss Muslins.
Loag and Victoria Lawns,
Lilo Thread, and Cambria Edsings and Insert
ings.
Boonel Rbbands, Neck do
Ladies Kid Gloves, Silk do
silk and Worsled Mias,
Genilsmen's brsi Black cravats, Satin and Bonn
bszine Stocks, "a
Silk Scarfs for gentlemen, beautiful article,
Tapes and Edgings. Galloon Bindings,
Parisiab Shamla, i0-4,
Bats, IA, and Ga BIeached and Brown Mus
Inns,
BLACK and White Cotton waiding,
Canton and Domestic FlanHels, Imported do II
Black. worsted, and Lambs wool Hose,
Brown and Fancy colored do
White and Black Cotton Hose, from l2i1o so,
Superior Silk Hose.
Grape de Lain, Fringe,
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Chains,
HdrdWare-.A great eariety,
Queensudre--,ceH assorted stock,
Pdints, Oils and Dye &ufs,
Chrome Green, Chrome yellow,
Copal yarhish, Japan do, Black Oil do
! Putty and Window Glass,
Winier-straihed Oil,
Fish aud Flaxseed Oil,
Tin, Stone, and Crockery Wares, &C.,
with a great variety Of other articles; all 81
which the public is respectfully requested Z
call and examine before making purchases. ~
They trust that BY strict atleniioB 20 business
" Tia desire 10 please. 10 meri. patronage.
lis. HEFLEBOwER s. CO.
Habletowrl Nov % la43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
Dr.. ZotliekoFsT's Hegeta5is P.frgattbe
ana .9lferaffre pilas.

FsaESE Vegetable Pafgalive and Allnrasiye
Pslls are rSsommended ID All cases ID
which pufgAtire medicines are calculated ~ BE-
ospedelais ons not as the most of The popalar
remedies q cure 81 ibs lmalaaies .ineienas IA
m1pksnas TheyaFe mild il their ac,1ea, pramps
~ their operation, md asclpal u ressa pS0s
eassd ae1ioa. For EaliheT psrslcalars, sssl ~
digsesioes eeonNPang ng zach box. wtica cofn
tail's so piils-Prire IS cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

AKaHE subscriber would respectfully infdkm
"a the pubfd generally .dhass be as secured
the right of milking aBdNe9dirs the above name
ed STOVE in several dounties Amodcl Of the
stove can be seenxat The iIaspeks-Eefry iron
Foundry, .aIgI in The course "a Al fewweeks /
shall have nnmber DC the Stoves on hand, -
deem il tINaecessaTy 10 say much concarn..
ing thss Stove in my advert&emsnt. rs | lara
no fears but Il viii recommend :tselfI 10 every
person that will examine il wall merely state
that il IS aaaFed either fof the burning Of Goal
'orAyood, and that it is 50 constructed thaf id
ease tie co1Eing is required 10 lie done vary
sooa, poFlipn-eily Of The Stove need be heat
ed--that is when tie famtly is pet very lasge
The price of The large Sieve il s33. the small
one SEQ complete Persons WHO may want
Cooking Stove are requested @ give mea call,
and after rs ting the Soyeif they are mol pleas
ediwith it'll will take il back
HUGH CHILE EEF.
Harpers-F Ferry, August Ia, 1912.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

A ST. Louis paper iells story Of Ids
consulate widower. Who on seeing there
mains Of his late wife lowered into the
grave. exclaimed with tears ia bis eyes I:
Well I've lost hogs. andSfve lost cows,
but ] never had any thing 10 cut me up
like shis.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

I The Knieketbocker furnishes The FOL
lowing - Der readers win doubtless re-.
collect . msrrisg. beiw- en- MT. Long
and Miss Little, which went The rounds
OF the papers some years ago, snd 10
which some wag bad appended the well
knogB Inca:
!" Man wants but LITTLE here below.
But wants thar LITTLE LonG."
4 few weeks since. 10 B -. j Mr..
Jonathan GoodeSl was married 10 Miss
Honors Little. After the ceremony, one
Of the company rose and uttered The fol-
lowing, which be considered decided
improvement on The original couplet:
aMan wants but LITTLE here Belov.
Ba. wants that LITTLE GooD'EAL"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

No non cOmnifial Mother. said .
little boy, the other day. is there any
harm 10 bresking egg shells 2 Certainly
Mt. my dear; but why do you ask -
Cause dropped The basket Just now. and
see whist mess I'm in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

A eenlleman travelling 10 the Yves, Of
Scotland, perceived an old man. aged
sboul so years. crying most bitterly, and
upon inquiring The reason. he informed
lin Tia, his father had been whipping
him. The gentlemen stepped into the
house to expostulate with The father Tor
his cruel trea;ment Of the'ton. when be:
exclsime J.. He deserved j, the young
rascal was throwing stones Il bis grand;
father, who il working 10 the garden
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Axes.
q DoZ Extra heavy axes Just received and
% for sale by KEYESM KEtRSLEY. {
nA6s -Ready-made iwiiled cotton bags,
Ii Tor sale BY
Dec 81. EIEFLEBowER s CO.
T,cspty Kegs MILLS, assorted.
YRoR sale low by
- Dec 81. S HEFLEsoNE Err & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Z A little gill. on seeing the doctor lake
her sick brother from the warm bath. and
apply warm fat.iron 10 bis feet. was at
loss 10 understand the last operation. -
Her FIRST artless question was Well.
doctor. yousve rushed him. now isuppose
you're goingstO iron him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
IMPERIAL TEA.
hRIME Imperial Tea al so cents per pound
u Nov % ~ CROSBY

n r feend should ask you where the best as
+ sorsment Of Boots. Shoes. Hat. Caps was
kept. the reply would most certainly be, At
THOMAS LOCK 4 cos And il be should
want 10 know where be could buy cheap Cloths,
cassimeres, sattintls spd Yestings. he would be-
referred Al once 10 the only price STORE where
good article and fair equivalsni Tor his mo-
ney can be obtained. There they have no Sc
eond price there you can purchase without
the unpleasant task Of driving bargain, and
there you can look Al goods Without bsing urg-
Ell 10 6uE--if YOU complain Of tae prices. they
and Il you cannot do bitter, (which is inPessi:
bic, y TO call agaia.
Smi,hheld Dee "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

'Faiher, said . wishfufIass. sbcut'slx.
been years Of age, i know something
shout grammar. bul cannot decline ma
strinony. nor see the reason why myself
and Glider, cannot Be corrugated T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

4DHE subscriber takes this method ~ return
- ing biz grateful sckno&leds h.ehls: 10 bis
friends for pta, fsyors snd begs ease iblosa hen
and The public Eener.liy. that hs j. pr4afed with
A.rhinery gDi Manufacturing
Windoig Sash, Hfndo,p Blinas! and
Pannel Doors,
And can furnish those IN want of saeh articles 81
short notice, and a refused prices he hab nov o.
hand large sloek Of SASH a vsrfozs ~ s--pei-
sona pishi1g 10 build would aslrstseu. theff vosk
more rapidly b. parehaiing doors. liislh tnd sask
already inside up (th.l being The pofk st trouhlss
some aof occupying The greatest icrgihsoe time
10 soei. crest bargains viii be gsta H5iszlso u;t.
pared 10 eonlrnri Tor the
Erection Of BUILDINGS,
and from bis experience be asiters hsnaef shst he
ean fully satisfy the motions Of tie ma Eslitous
ether for ilursbility. comfort coagenience o. el
ganee, Or Tor planness and econous Il she arranse
ment Of dwellings, Persons vsiiing INV Thing IA
hls line vii do veil 10 esl u his asI sssa. corner
Of Liberty and Charles Street. 'rfore dezling ease
where
gTI am slsO prepared to pun % zlNc ROOF
ING, 81 al times.
.. ToMLINsoN.
CharlszOSn. March 9. ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

FuIled mud FStaid Linsevs.


This subscriber wishes 70 purchase atthe
"a Miiville Mills. cosn. Rye. and Oats, for
which The highest price viii be paid. viii
give he highest price 10 cash for empty Flour
Arso-Oh hand aud ia,snd keepipg consisntx
~. large quantity or COARSE and FINE
SALT, which viii b hold low
}. ". osBURN.
Nov so. lsts-sA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11


TFSHE advantages &c his store have become 50
! generally known IN this as well az many
other States, that tie subscriber deems tunnel
5cessafyto give fun and pariirulRr description
oft, s lis merits have been.fally tested sduring
The last eight months BY a latge number &c
the citizens Of jefferson County, who will, |
doubt not, give the most decided testimony ia
its favor There have been many olber Cooking
Stoves offered 70 The public since DE above
Stove has been Patented, and Seti notmitks,and-
ing all the opposition that hgs heea arrayea
against IT, il has proved Ia be tta hesi ana most
economical Stove tina. has ever Been ased,S-
This Stove is 30 constructed tkatsiEs plates can-
not give way Dr. burn out, which ID certainly an
important confederation.
Any conrfanieatioh addressed 10 The suhscri.
Der al Char!estown, or left al Garter's Hotel,
(where he may generally be found, 5 viii be
promptly attended to
JOHN A. PETER, Agent.
August II, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

FaneifaL-Two Of The papers in Iowa
are disputing about who shall be Speak
r. Of the Couucil The Bloomington
Herald says Of one q The personases.
There is no more comparison between
the two. ia any admirable quality. than
there i between fancy pacing pony
and jackass with blind Bride on. !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

A man who had been sick away from
home, wrote back thas-'I an so chang.
ed that my Oldest ersdiiors would hardly
know me T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
Or. Zollirrlofsr's Horn RFfaFslts9,

n. Nsllllt3ee.Usfs 1Fornl Reflfdss
This Worm Remedy possesses an sEvaatsxe
over most remedies ofghe kind before ne n,sb-
alc, u oeing remarkably pleasant u The taste.
ChildreA shereloge take i,when prepared Sc
eefding 10 The difec,IonsI rs,u fFsels II Z sers
prompt and effcaeious III destroying sod excel
ing thesc dreadful animals fsom he an4seIs Of
chlldgep and grown persons Price ss esass
per. paper.
The ABOVE Medicines csn bs had al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
: ABOVE Medicines csn Sd ma a
JOHN P. BRosv Y,

VUtTlN
CharlesloHn. Ergiaia.
fTs Country Merchants who M II Kant 4he
above articles, csh have them ieft ii ass place
they may designate III BALTIMORE. By addressing
nr, ZolhckoaeF, post paid, IL Niiddebats, Mary.
land.
Sept, Il, ls43 eow6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
,qFCTFO.ys CLOTHS!

- z 2 WV ~ q - -
@lNl2AE BA&GAINS IN
Cloths Cassisncres, Vestings.
ON PIECES Super6ne Cloths aud csssi-
OO -meres, OF almost all shades and quail
ties-ihs cheapes, 10 tewn, and no mistake
Among them msy be found good Beaver Cloth
at 81. SOL haze soIa eSse ii S5 Good Pilot
Cloth al Sl,5Di Good Wool-dyed Black Cloth
at s3, and Cloths Of al qualities, from that up
10 s7-ihs bssi piece OF Cloth al that price,
TO be found ID the town al aay price Don't
take my word fos III but call and see for your
selves, and am Satisfied you wilf concur 10 o.
pinion with me. WA 8 LOCK-
Nova.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

SCARFS -CRANAIS ~
a NIW q 90 3 s .

InFlP subscribers have received their Fall
~ ana HLVTER STOCK OF GOODS, aad.
would be glad 10 supply The wants Of their
friends and Abe public generally, They have
grea, nsans pretty ard desirable Goods. both fer
4 Ladies and lGentlemen III of which they will
sell cheap. CRANE 6, SADLER.
October 10. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
PULLED & PLAID ITMsEYs,
NlAmTN@llSo Sc

Z 0SAIlI-A4N11stao NSWo
eENHE subscribers would respectfully inform
! the Merchants and citizens of Jefferson
and the surrounding couhties, that they have on
hand at their Factory, II the mouth Of Buliskiu,
op the Shenandoah River, one mile above the
Shanoondsle Springs, about
$4,000 Yards OF Pulled and
Plaid Linseys, e. Flannels,
which they will sell al the most reduced prices
for cash, or exchange u7ou reasonable terms for
Wool. We would par.lruIafiy invite the sttep-
ton Of Merchants end Others. who usually make
their purchases in Baltimore, 10 call and exam
inc, as we feel sats6ad lof our ability TO furnish
an article at least equal il not superior, which
we will exchange for;Wool, or self low on
shog1 cred [ JoBE & CO.
y Aug 81. le43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Tbefollowing i, the irsDscendenial OF
Miss will you iakeamy ardi I"
Young lady will you condescend 50
far 10 sacrifice your own convenience to
my pleasure. as 10 insert the FIVE digitals
and part Of the extremity Of your coniigu-
Gus aim through The angular aperture forms
ed by the erooking Of my elbow against
the perpendicular portion Of my frame J"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

!. Reasons fory not paying for .Nsrye.
per-The Richmond "Chrisian Advo.
cate" publishes lie following extract from
= letter -.
'tPles,e say 10 The Editor Of the Rich.
tnond Christian Advocate that il would
doubtless be well 10 erase the name OF G..
G. from his books and give up as gone
that $T60 he says, in The frs: place
he neyersoIdered the paperi and il be did
he never got il, and il be did. twas as an
agent. and besides be thinks be paid fcrii
long aga and IL he didn't, he's got.noth-
ing 10 psy, and II be had, he could plead
the act pi limitation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

SHOES s BOOTS.
n VERY large stock OF Boots aud Shoes
"a every size9and quality, Just received and
lor sale by WINS. LOCK.
Nov 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

'Ths|bs,h vegetable. said sriisping old
maid, 'thlt ever eat. waih a etam.s-
She ought 10 marry the man who said
'of all sh.H fish. I prefer an egg or the
one who said the best piece Of sasot he
ever cal was "a raw rOas, potato boiled
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

They that presume most 10 prosperity
are soonest sebises 70 despair IA sdvessity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

A ierrible' chap lives out West. He
takes Maidstone life pills when sick, picks
bis teeth with pitchiork, combs bis hair
with rake. fans himself with : hurricane.
wears cast ironI shirt. aud drinks nothing
but kreoaote sndaluatortis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
Sc COO BE WARD.

~ ~ 49, +t<-stlgs
The above vard has been olIertd, and is
now renewed 70 ar indehaile Length ef time, To
any one, professional OF private ,sho wa show
TO the Satisfaction of twelve respectable eiti.
zens, that DR., Dunean's ExgrctoTaut Remedy
failed e do all thai the Proprbtorf claimed il
would DO.
The a5oye medicine is Recommended for Con-
sumption colds. coughs, bronchitis splitting Of
blood, difficulty Of breathing, pam in The side,
breast and chest whoorfag cough, and all dis
eases Of the Liver q Lungs, as bs4ng the best re-
NEEDY extahi, entirely free or fFlin or lis spirit
ual preparations, WHICH is the main ingredient
ia the numerous Quack nest, ,tas forced upon
the community by uhPrihciped nersohs, regard
less Of the great injury they sBoad know such
mixtures always produce. DF Duncan's Ex..
lpsctorant Remedy is eatirely-fEeie Of opium, ard
aEothef violent narcotics and mp be used with
perfect safety BY All under any.eircumsiances.
e5-Price IL per bottle.
CoHsUAEPTEoIJ CAN hE CURED
sirs Macy Bowers, wife oftHeary Bowers
was for length IL time afflicted With Pull
monary Complaiat.n which 6efed the united
Skill OF several eminent phy siqFans. She hear
ing oftae aExpeciorant Remedy" was induced
to give il trial. Her SYMPTOMS were those
of Fhthisis Pulmoualis, or Pulmonary Consump-
tion, VIZ a dry haekiHg cough pam IN Inc
breast and side, impaired appetite and great,
thirst hectic fever and nights wesis, with much
debility and weakness, She Il happy in saying
that after using three bottles bf The Ex peclorani
Remedy, she began TO have hopes or speedy
recovery; herstfength gradualy Increased un--
Ill she had usedihree bottles more, when she
feltentirely restored, il now being eight months
since, and no symptoms Of The complaint APP
pesring
gy-Rrice Zone Dollar per bottle, or six for IS.
Principal Office, No. 10, NJ Eighth
Street, PHILADELPHIA. Also, sold by
IT, II. BEARD & co.
Cbarlestown, Dec IS, 1912. Bon.