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The New York herald., 1844-12-22

HARpER's PICTORIAL AND ILLUSTRATED BrBLE-
The public are now in possession of the fifteenth
number of this work, and can Judge how far it de.
serves the unrivaed populsrity it has acquired =
Nothing can surpase the splendid outward appear
ance which the publishers have given 1.-THE paper
typography and eneravings are Of the finest quality,
and everything which expense, taste, artistic skill
and unlimited enterprise could possibly do have been
done to make it the most elegant edition ever issu.
ed. The part already issued, by the way, would
form most beautiful and welcome holiday present:
and we doubt not that thousands will avail the m
selves of IT. The numbers now issued contain over
five hundred superb historical engravings and still
cost less than four dollars
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

.k&6 BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
a1ksof January-1he splendid well known, very fast
sailing, avorits packet snip COLL ubUS George A. Cole
aFy, her regular day.
The accommodations Of the Columbus and all the eight
ships Of this ne for cabin, cabin and steege
are unsurpassed For term, OF and to best
ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 CO.
IS Fulton street, pext door TO the Fulton Bank.
S.-The Columbus sails from Liverpool on the 18th Of
February 1915 Persons sending for their friends them
brought out y her. OF ia aay Of the Packets comprising this
ally the st and 10Th efsach month Of passage sp
ply ~ above.
the Columbus, and sail Tor Liverpool the 10Th o January
day. dol
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
NEW MUSIC.

LlDAY PRES ENTS
MUSICAL ANNUAL BEAUTIES OF THE OPERA
u SAMUEL G. yOLLIE, 385 Broadway, has published
the hs volume Of the beanes Of the Ope" the
sezia Bqga Don Pasqaale, La Regiment Beace d
Part du able oqusto Tasso Bohemans Of Paris BnrpEs
or vEsIcs, L'EsiRE p'AMoRE, CsIARA DE Ro.EMBrRe,
and The following fashionable Polkas:-THE BonrMIAN
~, p nn u hs co'sa ~, "a yhrn ,oiSa VIII
authors, forming collection Of valuable and popular Music
HIGHLY EMBELiIsHED, and II day Present Musical
Annus presents the most recherche and useful offering for
s3 IN eight separate numbers 80 cents esch t bound IN
handsoms STYLE complete with title and index Published
and for sale by SAMUEL e. JOLLIE.
iwiss
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

FRENCH POTATOES. Of very superior quality. for sale
~ lots 70 suit purchasers, hoard the ship Utica, from
lave Aprly 10 Capt Hewitt on board 81 PisT No North
lQvN dtp
The New York herald., 1844-12-22
ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
L l. A I L. 4 q

ERENCH POTATOEs-In hampers, for sale at 50 Beaver
~ dll lxa Ire
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

AT NIBLO'S THEATRE.
T TITLE OLE BULL AND THE ORIGINAL CONGO
York that they will give Grand Concert Nblo Christ
pany consists Of Five Talented Musicaas and from the i'm
which has attended them weve they have
listened TO.
Little Ole Bull who ]. ouly ten years old admitted be
the greatest olinist Of his age in ths world.
There will be grand change Of performance each evening"
Tickets Is sale Astor House. aud the dor
10 commence at TX o'clock. d2l lw &c
The New York herald., 1844-12-22

PARK THEATRE.
MR.. ANDERSON FOR THREE NI0HTS-The Man.
M has the pleasure Of announcing the public that Mr.
Anderson in passing through this city, from Boston the
Tuesday, bee ailh THE LADY OF LYoNs-Claude
Melnotte by MIR. Anderson.
Wednesday, Christmas Day, Mr. Andeson second night.
Thursday, Mr.. Auderson's last appearance.
The celebrated Drama OF A CHRISTMAS CAROL will
be produced Wednesday with Scenery, Decorations
and AppOnt d2Z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-20

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q pannd n nIaogsa all nake. q may DC
lad dosn. snd mssl be usmsnbsssd loa.
hat s.sIy possd a siirsses asy be call.
ed Iwo and bali poaads d sal Eolaliis.
90 smelling sails Of he smelling. b0Mle.
Two sad half posnds of sslsIls aamo-
nia formed from oas pnBnd u nilrogea
u shsa Re can delernine. % ehsmslry
may. ho@ much nitrogen exists o. lotms
0 part "a mansse, tao and half uass
thar xiIl be she smmonis Of that ma.
nnre. II ihsn she .sgssstls psrt 81 ma.
nurs 10 % se have ssid. valuable snd &C.
Irss. N pseposiloa 10 10 dsgste Of bs'ns
dissolved By ssifr. ten. % snm0nls
gives q Oh. easy solsbilny. ~s nay
safely cay. that the qualtiy ofnlragsn in
msnsrs. is he measure Of The value Of
Iis ysssi.bls p.lL One hing must be
guarded sssinst. not IN piece from this
view the whole Of The value Of msn0re
upon its smmon'a. ReRember lh.s ma.
nare consists Of carbon. water end sale.
The Whole are sqsally essential On iss &C.
ton. There 10 no eye. nor ear, nor loaf,
nsr hand in manure. whieh may ssy o. ths
a.her members. .. have no need ri thee. |"
TIE whole Get together; but 10 10 MT d
be doubled. that ammoris 10 the heart o.
manure. and keeps up The hesIihy eIreu.
l.tion among the other members.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Hardware, Cutlery. ~.

IgWyHE subscriber has general sssortaient OF
u Hardware, Cutlery, &c, anaoDgs. which
arc 81.
MilI Saws, Hand saws, Tenant saws. circular
and Key-hols Saws, Butchers and PsHael do
Wood Saws,
Socket and mortice ehissels,
Smiths files and rasps,
Screw augurs, all sizes,
Planes and bits,
Knives and forks,
Bride bits, stirrup irons. buckles,
Bolts, pad and screw locks, carpeHiers'd5
Stock and knob do
Knob and Norfolk Ia,ches,
Brass and plated eapdlestieks,
Tea and table spoons,
Masen's and plaslerers trowels and hateae:s,
Carpenters hatchets,
Broad and narrow axes, choPPipg axes,
Drawing knives, rsxors
iStrop hinges, butt do i
Screws all sizes,
Cupboard, drawer, till and trunk LOCKE,
Butcher and shoe knives,
Sheep shears, scissors, tailot's shears,
One Smiths Wee,
Alisized iron wire, brass.do
Cooking and parlor stoves,
Pots, ovens, sfilleIs. spiders, gridiss, &c.
full assortment Of iron and steel Wagon and
cart boxes, t.
Trace and halter chains,
ShoveIs and spades, steslyards from 30 TO 300
pounds,
Nails all sizes, Brien's make,
Cockle and meal sleeves,
Extra stove pipe, all sizes!
ALso-A full assortment Of
Iintcdre, EarthenDare, Cedar1cfTe,
iStoneicGre, Groceries 8 Drugs.
/. WILLIAM Anderson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Great! Western Cook. S tove.

1NHE subscriber would respectful lly inform
= the public generally that he has secured
the right Of making and vending the above nam
ed STOVE in several counties. model Of the
Stove can Do seen at the Harpe rs-keLTy lfon
Foundry, and ia the course Of flew weeks !
shall have number Of the Stoves. on hand-
i deem it unnecessary to say much concern
ing this Stove in my advert sement, as. nave
no fears but it will recommend itself toevery
person that will examine it. | will merely state
that it is adapted either for The burning Of coal
or wood, aud that it is so constructed that in
case the cooking is required TO be done very
soon, portion only of the Stove need be heat
ed that is when The family is not very large
rhe price Of :he large Stove IS s33, The small
one S22, complete. Persons who may want
Cooking Stove arerrequested to give me call,
and after trying the Stove if they are not pleas
led with it, will take il back.
HUGH GILLEECE.
Harpers-Ferry, August 10, l843.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW
IF Fashionable Goods \.


EYNnE Ladies are respectfully invited to call
and examine the following rew and beau
tiful Goods, which have been selected with great
caro-, and cannot fail 10 please The taste Of the
most fastidious.
Chemeliou Brocade, "a new goodsfo dresses, }
Splendid French Mouslins, IAN wool,)
Real Cashmere do
Grape do
SATIN striped Black Silks,
Superior Plain Poait de Fol,
Mourning Mouslines,
A large and beautiful assortment Of Prints,
Worsled hitts, q great variety,
Bonnet velvets, the most fashionable colors,
Ribbons and Bonnets 10 suit,
Superior Plaid Cloakings,
Black and Colored Alpaca Lustres,
ShGwls 10 great variety,
Super 81 French Blanket ShaRls, the most
fashionable article new worn, withmany o.
Their styles entirely new,
great variety Of new style Silk and Velvet
Points,
Kid Gloves, Jet Buttons.
Black and colored silk Mitis,
Ornamental Jet Pins, for the hair,
Black silk Fringe,
Colored Silk Chaps,
Cords and TasseIs for Cloaks, &C.
The above will be found with many other ar
ticles, not necessary to en9merate.
We respectfully invite call.
Dec %. MILLER g. TATE. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
.IOHN WILSNN.

-
"oULD most respectfully inform his
w friends and the public generally, that
ne has just returned from Baltimore with well
assorted Stock of Fall & Winter Goods,
Which has been selected with great care, and
VIII be sold on as good terms ss any goods in the
taliey. His assortment consists IN part Of
CLOTHS,
do ID do Cassimeres,
Sattinetts, all color and prices,
Blankets ofevety description,
Flannels, all colors,
Silk YelFe; vestiugs,
Figured, striped and plain Alpaecas, all colors
and figures,
Changeahle do
Broche Shawls, and Nett do
Mousline de LANES, Parrissienes,
Asplendld assortment Of Prints at very price
Ladies cashmere Hose, splendid article,
Gloves, Fancy Shavls and Handkerchiefs,
Gentlemen's black silk and fancy CraYats,
a good assortment OF Damestics, such as
PULLED LinseJs, Plaid do, Bed Ticks, bleaehed
and brown huslins, Cotton Bats, 80
A splendid assortment Of gentlemen's and
boys fur, cloth and hair Caps,
Beaver, Russia and Silk Hats, very cheap,
A good assortment Of HARDWARE,
Carpenters Tools, Bench Vices, :.
GROCERIES Of every description Of best
quality,
Queensware, Stone and Earthenware do.
He would respectfully invite his friends and
The public generally 10 call and examine his
stock before they make their fall purchases, as
they viii certainly promote their interest By
doing 50. Call soon and secure bargains.
HsrPefs- FeEFy, OCT. -, lea3,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
RICH.

At Locofoeo convention recently held
10 Tippecanos county. Indiana, friend
OF Mr.. Cas- moved . resolution TO the
following effect:- Whereas, General
Lewis Csss emigraied TO the West from
New Hampshire in early life with his
knspsaek on bis back, and unsheathed
his sword 10 repelling the Indians from
our Northwestern frontier. and in lighting
against the British during the last waLI
Therefore, resolved, That he ought to ne
supported by the Democratic party lSr
Prelident Of the United States" A bro.
ther Loeofoco movedio amend the reso-
luton by striking outihe name Of Lewis
Cass, and inserting the name Of Martin
Van Buren, which motion after an ami
mated discussion, prevailed. Some one
called for the reading Of the resolution as
amended: whereupon, the Sc cretary. 10
q loud voice, commenced reading Where 3
a.. General Marlin Van Buren, emigrated
10 the Yves. from New Hampshire in ear
ly life with bis knspsack on bis back. and
nnsheathed his swori IN rspslling the In.
dams and fighting against The Britishi-
BY the time the secretary had got thus
far, the absurdity Of the thing became so
manifest, that the same Losofoeo who
moved The amendment sprang 10 bis feet,
sxclaiming !" Tut. tut, tut, Mr.. Chairman.
that'll never do ] move 10 lay the az
fair on he table" and here il ives laid
accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Tarletp !.
A NEW WING SONG.

Some time Sinee TIE Richmood Enquirsr IN CON-
ienting on publirhsd leiter, written By Mr.. Clay
70 some Of his political frends. styled i IN deris-
Ion 80 blnsi from he boyle" and elected 10 COO
aion would not venture 10 dIsobey These remarks
isdussdthe folisuinE sosg b. the Hou. Frsneis
lsmss, vhish wss sung b the request of the West
Chester Clay GLIB.
"a BLAST FROM THE BuELE."
.TusE-"Star Sbansied Banner"
"a Mas, from the Buslsr-ssy heard ye ihe sound,
A. hfollet from The West. over inonnisin and val
LETT
Ten signal Tor Patriots. the country ar6und,
To make for the contest glorious rally;
Regard thea its call. ye wings one and all.
Prepare Tor the eonnief-t0 conquer or fall.
ga blast from the Bugle," oh list 70 it, strain,
As Il echoes - shubders, from Gscrgia 70 Maine.
like she trump Of ! ehief-blosn together lis elan,
Twill arogse every freeman, though heavy hi,
And urre him 70 deeds, veIi betting the man,
Who deserves tcbe raak'd in our army Of num-
bers,
For vs want but the true. Who viii dare and viii
Go--
Whatever 70 honour and right GhaIl be due;
When blast from the Boyle, "shill stir up our
train.
In lovlsad and Highland. from Georgia to Maine.
No craven ve vish 10 respond to its call;
And obi may IL loud notsa. no TnAiToRs awaken;
Bot deep be bis sleep, - the depths Of his fall.
Let him breathe on, neglected, degraded, forSa-
ken,
Let his name fade awsy n ON the light Of the day.
And The honofs which once enercled bis way +
While blast from the B1gle-ne'er issued in
vain
Shall nspirit each FRESHMAN from Georgia to Maine.
Lat! - blast from the Buglss-hark bark how ii
peals
To the resene ye eallants! fal-fall In for Harry
The pride Of the West-him whose csndor reveals
Il All, thai he is-then pray you don't larry,
but come 10 bis aid, Who has never betrayed :
4 friend; or proved false TO the promise he made.
List! "a blast from the Bugle"-i; rolls DER the
plain.
: And Itarties m echo from Georgia 10 Msne.
Testehesfsr + Pa J Record
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
NO EXCUSE FOR BaLDsgss.

Since the important discovery Of Dr. Jayne,sy
Hair Tonic, every one may, ii he chose. pre-
serVe.hs hair from falling off, or il already bald
may with certainty have his hair restored 4
gain by asfaithfuI and perseyefing application Of
this Valuable Hair Tonic.
Please TO read without prejudice the follow
ing communications, which IN addition 10 hun.
dreds Of others equally respectable should re-
move the doubts of every reasonable person Of
the uniform and singular efficacy of ayne,s Hair.
Tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
TO TIE PEOPLE or
JEFFERSON COU.HTY.

- A1AA - - - OoN ~
AGAIN call the attention Of the people Of
Il Jsdafson county 10 my large, cheap, ana
veil assorted stock Of Goods at Elk Branch.
feel safe in stating, that persons need have
no fear n being provided with almost every ar
ticle necessary 70 The comfort and sustensnee Of
life. Among numerous other articles Of, my
stock may Be found
Cloths, vsssimefes and salIipets generally,
Silk, swpnsdown, yalsntia, nsfseilles, and other
vestinEs,
Goats hair and other camlets,
While, yellow, and red Aannels, HI
Woollen and yalentia pIsids for children,
Bombazlnes mouslin de lains. sballeys,
Black, bsuc-blsek, aud coloFed silks,
Colieoes and ginghams.
Furniture and apron checks,
Figured dannels and ratinels,
Bandsna, Dag, Pongee. and barcelona hdkfs.
Ladies and genslemens white kid, nett and silk
gloves,
Ladies cravats and dress shawls,
Linen cambria ha4dkeichiefs,
Mems lined beaver and wool hoskin and berlin
Ladies lined beaver, kid, silk. and berlin gloves,
ladies' and gentlemen's, black silk and cotton
mourning gloves,
Ladies black and slate eolored wors,ed hose,
Alpaca ditto, s
White and black cotton ditto,
Black and white silk ditto,
Gents white silk, black worsted, black & white
cotton half hose,
ChildIen's stockings and socks,
Italian and hat grapes,
Merino and cashmere Shawls,
Mems and boys fur, cloth, seal, sealet and oil
clGth caps,
Fur, silk and wool hats, ~
Silver Pencils4 spool and hank boss,
Mems, womensS girls. boys, and chiltrens Boots
and Shoes, ef all kinds,
Bonnet silks, green braise,
Ladies corsets and skirts, -
Cambries. dimilies, book AMI swiss nuslins, I
A variety Of barred and figured musiins, suitable
ricsps, capss, &c.
Figured bo6inetIe, tarlton musins,
Pink, greet, and white grapes, \
Irish linens, long lawns, =
Brown and bleached table cloths, =
Russia towel diaper and crash,
Thread and llsle laces and edgings,
Crayats, scarhs and stocks, y
Burlaps, cotton wadding, cotton laps, raw cc:--
ton,
silk fringe, twist buttons, whalebones,
Ribbahds Of oil kinds, t
Domestic bIeached and brown sheetines,
Cotton osnaburgs, bagings and drillnSs,
Domestic cotton plaids, ~
"A Figured and striped carpet, stair & rag 10.
Girths; saddles, brides and marsingales,
Wagon whips, sleigh and riding do
Harness and plough do
Travelling and market baskets,
Silk aud cotton umbrellas, :
Whitney blankets, negro and saddle DO
Colored and white carpet yarns,
Cotton yarns, all numbers, sc. SC.
VIM. ANDERSON.
Elk Branch Dec 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
TO MOusekeepers.

l61AvING. completed my Ware Room in the
~ rear Of my Store, have made arrange
ments BY which, viii besuppIied at all times
with Superior Family Flour, @Saper6ne do Of
choicest brands Corn Meal ground in superior
manner, Buckwheai Flour, Dried Peaches and
Apples, prime Fenison Hams, Shellbarks, Hick-
rpry Nuts, SO. Also, Bacon, Lard, Fish, Coarse
and Fine Salt, Feathers, &c, together with ma
ny articles required in families, and all at the
lowest prices for cash. Those in want will do
well 10 call. J J MILLER.
Tan IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
New and Cheap store.


D1IIEII5SIOGI HOUSE,
NRANcIs HUNTINGTON of Baltimore,
II having taken the Depot and Store at Ker-
neysville, is prepared to do general country
business. Having purchased very low large
Assortment OF New Goods,
such as Hardware, Dry Goods, Chinaware. SAND
Queensware, Groceries, &C., &C., be will sell
unusually CHEAP for C.4SH. Having made
arrangements for the sale of al kinds OF PRO-
DUCE, to the best advantage, will receive the
same in exchange for goods, or will give fair
prices in cash.
Grain and all kinds Of Produce, will be taken
on Storage, forwarded and sold for account Of
owners il Tdesred. Liberal advances made on
Grain, sc. received on commission.
.I1 On Hand,
30 sacks Liverpool Salt, coarse and 6ne;
Firstquality Herrings aid Markerel;
Sperm, Lamp and Linseed Oil
z Paints, Dye-woods, &C.;
Baltimore Sugar-house and N. o. Molasses;
Large and excellent assortment Of sip'r Teas;
All qualities Rio and Java COFFEE;
Confectionery, Spices, Sc;
Boots and Shoes-all qualities;
Fur and Silk Hats, fur Caps, &c;
all Of which I will sell exceedingly low.
NIB Twill also keep onShana good as
sorlment of LUMBER. II
Kerneysvills, Oct. IL, 1918.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

EsDr. Zollickoffer is Doctor Of Medicine
Of me old Regent University Of Maryland, a
Doctor OF Medicine Of the Washington Uniyer-
sity Of Baltimore, and Doctor Of Medicine of
the Medical Faculty Of The Columbia College ID
Washington City--a Fellow OF the College 81
Physicians sDd Surgeons of the University OF
the State Of New York; corresponding mem.
Der Of the liedieo- Botaniesl Society Of London
Licentiaie in Medicine and Surgery of the
Medical and Chirmgieal Faculty Of narylapd-
an honary member OF the Philadelphia College
Of Pharmacy, sc. &c &c &C.
II is stated 10 late london papers that the
King Of the French had signiied his attention
10 reciprocate the friendly visit Of Queen victo-
ria. By an excursion 10 England ID The course
Of The present autumn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
DR.. ZOllickofer's Vegetable Purgatiue
and .4lteratipe Pills.

THESE Vegetable Purgative and Alternative
Pills are recommended in ALL cases in
which purgatiYe medicines are calculated 10 be
beneficial; but not as the most of the popular
remedies, 10 cure all the maladies incident 10
mankind. They are mild in their action, prompt
in their operation, and eifectual in removing dis
eased action. For further particulars, see GU
directions accompanying each box, which coin
tain's 30 Pills-Price IS cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

II LARGE supply Of the above valasb,s re-
a medy for the coughs and eoids nov pre-
Tatling, just received and for sale 81
JOHN 2. BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
Corn. rye. a nafn.

lHE subscriber wishes to purchase at the
- MiliEilie Mis-. Corn. Rye, and Oats. for
when me highest price viii Be Paid. will
give The highest prize i cash Tor empty Floor
Barrels.
ALso-On hand and intend keeping constant
ny. large quantity Of COARSE and FINE
SALT, which will be sold low.
!. ". esBuRN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

/ CharlestoWn, Virginia.
@Country Merchants who may want the
above articles, can have them left at any place
Dr. zOlhckoaer, post paid, at MiddIeburg, Mary.
land,
Sept. IA, lsl3--eoN6m. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

hatlroad Will be az follows, viz:
From Winchester 10 Harpers-Ferry, So 90
Do do do and return 90
From Winchester to Halliown - IS
From Winchester 10 CharIestexn 90
Do do do and return 90
From Winchester 10 Csmeron's s71
Do do do + and rptnrn S7I
Fom winchester to ThOmpson's ' IS
Do do do and return rs
From Winchester to Wsdesville or op. b. so
Do do do and return f so
from Winchester to Stephenson. IS
Do dot do and return IS
From Halliosnto Harpers-Ferry 37l
Do do do and return so
From Chariestown d Harpers-Ferry So
From c.meron's to Harpers Ferry 6ss
Do do do and return 675
From ThomPs0n's to HarPers-Ferry IS
From wade.silIs orc. Bridge % Ii. Ferry %
From stepheDson's ID Harpers-Ferry $50
Do do do and return / so
a Passenger Train will pass over the road
every day. q
Passengers will be taken up or set down at
uny point on the line OF the road.
The reduced charge for going and returning.
Hill pc extended, Only. when tickets are takeni
and passengers who take such tickets will De
allowed the privileges or one intervening day.
Persons who do not take tickets, will BE-
charged six cents per mile, for whatever dis
lance they msy trafel on The road. The SAME
rate win be charged between any two depotsoh
the line Of the rOsc.r
By order, Sc,
J. GEO. HEST, ,dgsns,
April is, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08

IF a friend should ask you where the best as
j soriment Of Boots, Shoes, Hate & Caps was
kept, the reply would most certainly be, at
THOMAS LOCK & cos, And IL be should
want to know where he could buy cheap Cloths,
Cassimeres, SattInets and vesiings, be would be
referred al once TO the only price Store where
good article, AID fair equisslani for his mo-
ney can Be obtkined. There they have no. Sc.
eond price; ths5e you can purchase without
the unpleasant task Of driving bargain. and
there you cap. look At goods without being urg-
cd 70 huy-if you complain Of tae prices, they
VIZ simply ask you to take a card, lock round,
and il you cannot do better. (which 4 fmposs;.
ble,l to call again.
Smiihfeld, Dec. IA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
ANOTHER ARRIVAL!
Wanted,

/ Fresh Fruit, &c.
M BOXES best Malaga Bunch Rsisns,
/ Il W. 100 pounds Jujube Paste,
500 pounds Bordeaux Soft Shell Almonds,
so do Fresh Cilrop,
Case Canton Preserved Ginger,
600 pounds Fresh Candies,
5 kegs fresh Malaga Grapes,
Almons and Oranges in good ordor, by the box,
For sale streduced prices by
Harpers-Ferry, Nov %. CROSBY.
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Il LARGE and handsome assortment Of fur
n trimmed md gum elastic Over Shoes for
ladiss and eensltmen, on hand and Tor bale b.
January ~ MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-08
SHEPHERDS owx, Va, Oct 10, 1e43. f
: Sir,-You inquire of me whether have

Dear Sir,-You inquire Of me whether have
used your Hair Tonic. and the effects.
Seyeralye ago my hair began 10 fall RAJ
pidly from the scalp, and had the prospect Of
premature badness, During several years
used various preparations recommended for the
hair, from which I4lerred. no benefit. At
length friend recommended u our Hair Tonic.
used three or four bottles according 10 the
printed directions, and aLthe end Of six months.
my hair was thick set, and since, its tendency 10
turn grey was arrested.
| have never before given certf6cate. re-
commencing patent medicines, which indiscri-
minately Used, as they often are, dcf much iniu-
~, but in a case like the present, where know
the article 10 be beneficial, and that il can do no
harm, hove no scruples in stating facts within
my own knowledge. Yours, &c.
JoHE QgIcLr.