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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-06

The Bostonians furnished Rochester
with dry goods to the amount Of rising
100000 The pas; yesr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-06
"WAa! WAR! WAR!"-Under

"WAa! WAR! WARn-Under
this startling caption, the N. o. Tropic
OF the Cd inst. "docs up" most ludi-
crons account Of some petty difficult /,
between Capt. Taylor, of an Am .can
Revenue Cutter, and the Texan custom
House officers at Sabine Lake, regard
ing the collecting of one dollar ton.
mage claimed by Texas. Capt. Taylor,
whose force consists Of ''two four
Founders, six muskets, three men a
black cook, and large dog" states
that he has taken measures 10 capture
the Texan shore battery, mounted with
two iron mot wooden!) guns--"ninc-
pounders"-and 10 blow the Texan
Revenue Gutter Santa Anna out OF
water, if they don't behave themselves.
The Tropic hopes that nobody will be
hurt in case this dire calamity should
really happen. We hope SO too.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-06
LATE FROM TExAs-By way Of

LATE FROM TExAs-By way Of
New Orleans we have Galveston and
Houston dates 10 the cath ult. There
is nothing Of much interest. The pa
per were making merry over the SAN
nexation hoax" and several Of them
declare that Texas has no idea of An
nexation-at least not during he pres
ent encouraging prospect OF complete
acknowledgement of independence be-
ing obtained from Mexico. Capt. J.
G. Todd arrived at Houston on the
18th with dispatches from our Govern
ment 10 General Murphy, and reached
New Orleans with his return despatch
Ies on the LIST inst.
Washington's Birthday was cele-
brated with appropriate hanors at Gal
weston.
The Galveston Civilian contains the
correspondence between the Hon. Ash
bel Smith, the Charge d'Atfairs Of the
Texan Government at the Court of St.
James, and Lord Aberdeen, in regard
10 the authorized action on the part Of
a number of persons not recognize by
the Texan Government, who have been
endeavoring TO procure the abolition
of slavery in Texas.
Lord Aberdeen dsclaims any inten-
ton on the part of her Majesty's Gov
'ernment to interfere improperly in the
affairs Of Texas, but at the same time
observes that it is tinued wish Of that
Government TO see slavery abolished
not only in Texas but in all parts Of
the world
(PThere were l79 Texan prison.
ers still in loa,hsome confinement at
the last advices fran Mexico, many Of
whom had suffered Undesirable tor
lures from the epidemic and from the
vile fare and horrible discipline of their
tyranical taskmasters. Just before the
Tippecanoe (Which brought the latest
news of these unhappy men) sailed,
Frank Strother Gay, one Of the num-
Der, and a young lawyer from Ken
lucky, was relieved from his sufferings
by death.--Is nothing TO be done for
the sad remnant f,hesc unfortunate
men?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-04-06
Terms of the Herald.

p., ,,,um-if paid in Advance, s. 90
If DELAYED,
acknowledgements of one square or less, ~
W twelve lines) first insertion, 81 w
For every additional insertion, ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
EIBDI0AL uDILng
IN
RIIoE NJ o M. via G1KIA

NSHE Seventh Winter Session Of The E5ediesl
Department of Hsmpden Sidney College
will commence il Richmond, oa the las Mon
day IL October, fihe 2slh) AID eoutinut until
the last Of February following.
JoHx cuLLEs, NJ. d. Professor OF Theory
and Practice Of Medicine.
AuGUsrUs L. tTARSER. M. d. Professorsof Sur
gerry and Surgical 1AnstOmy.
j.. w. CHAMHxRLAYsE, VI. ID. Professor OF
Therapeutics and kateris Medica.
r. L. BoHAxNas, NJ d. Professor Of; Obs,e.
tries and Diseases Of Women and Children.
SoeRArEs MauPIs, NJ. ID. Professor Of Chem
isiFy and Easrmacy.
IEFrRIEs WTmlx, n. D. Professor. Of Anatomy
and Physiology. ~,
a commodieus and elegant College and 10.
irsaSfy Diisfagis - ..sog-e-s Of errelisn, and
wll be completed By the opening Of the session
II has been 50 Arranged IS 10 afford 10 the stu
dent every convenience add comfort, and will
enable The Faculty 70 extend 10 him aitthe adj
vsntsges and facilities COR thorough education,
which the present advanced condition OF medi-
cal science demands. The College Iaffmary.
City Alhshouse, ArmoFy and PenileRifary, afford
ample means for instruction 10 clinical medicine
and surgerys while The facilities for studying
practical anatomy and operative surgery are
unsurpassed. Physicians 10 the co1utry who DO
not receive the Catalogue, which III DO issued
duri1sIhe present month"; tJulyl will please
sendstheir addresses (post pti,SS44-aa~ihe Dean.
AUGS. L. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
August s. lSg4-9w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
NO.. 81
MoUNT SAVAGE IRON woaKs.

These works. which are vet In their I'M
lsncy, are icraied in Allessnv connie
Md snd q prsseas give employment To
taoFe than 5Vomen, and support popu-
h'ion OF moie than 3 500 persons, and
give assisssnce. indirectly flo much
Isfsef npnbef. Rail Road Iron OF excel.
lsni. quality, end 10 considerable exten,
s:manuiaciated at these works, which
pil diminish the quantity ID Re snnnl;ad
igem abroad. aid oonseauentTv saya xo
puch TO the country. These are sod6as Of
tse happy results of a Protective Tariff,
yea yet individuals will fnolishiy main.
lsla ihat II would be better Ia procure
epr iron ifonl Europe dismiss the soc
n'sn emplnysd ID thesesworks and With
aiaw the sfpport now Afforded aic 3 500
isst aotss. " ssme feasoaine could 81
- 1s.sslJ sIfPtsya ~ - - -. s...s.s &c
bands lE the coal mines Of this and other
sisles They could be discharged from.
fenploy % emit and eur coal be imnorted-
III short. oil kinds Of manufactures could
be supptesseH upon the same pfiacials
and Ameriran citizens nigA be@prdvente
60 5om pr6cqting a livelihood shae for
eigners might live he,belter. Bni Amer.
lcsn legislation has wisely preferred thar
pnr own ciiiKens shall be Benefited . and
The protective tariff has pit bread into ths
mouths Of thousands: (aS is. seen in tba
else 81 the Savag e works J which misbt
otherwise be- desliiu,e Of food.
l The fminefal regions Of Allega1y couD.
" are tesilnsd NOT only 10 be source
o' Wealth 70 individuals. end Of advantage
Hiq 'Le finances 81 the state, but Id give
Eemploymeht and suppof, 10 a lasge mn.
bsr Of faborsFs. ShallWe forego all these
a D "a - benefit The laboreTsol Eu-
pre TVS we shall eifeclually DO 1--WE
ahaFdon1 he principle Of projecting de-
'aesFlc fndnslry-a principle interviewer
'si'h oopr being, and essential 10 our eSis.
lssneesas az. independent nation Who
8}fii aaFesIo counsel the adoption of poll
@sN 10 uesirufilye OIL American interests.
:sel would ~ soon think Of recommend.
ing u teturn 70 our colonial condition, and
asPfnd upon the mother couniry5 10
protect JOS lhflour rights and interests, as 10
a ?. ri Us. remuneration ola policy land
eloonly policy which can make and
g 81 free and prosperous people. Z
W shaii cling 70 the "Amefcsn system. ..
Muhst We haNe life.-con WINGED that il
N4li !ead theEe ouniTy 10 the true course
g. pefretuale our free lnslituaiones-Bat-
9nore Clipper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

81 HItLI.n ]. rArPln

IT'S Midnighl-aud on Olives brow
The star Is dimmed thsr lately shois l
It's Midnieht-in the garden nov,
The suffering Saviour prays alone
It's Midnighi-and from all removed,
Emmanuel wresiles, lone With feark
Zen the disciple that be loved
Heeds not bis Master's grief and tcbFs.
IT'S Midnighi-and for others guilt
The man Of Sorrows weeps IN bloct;
Yet He, thai hath in snguish kneit,
Is not forsaken BY bis GID.
lis Multiplication The heavenly piilns.
Is borne the songs that angels know;
Uabeati BY Morials are the strains
Thalswee;ly soothe the Saviout's Wo.
I HYMN FOR A cIIILD.
Ny.litile eyes can nesef reach
Beyond Inc distant star,
Bul GoG my Fathers eyes can reach i.
A thousand times as far.
And mole than that through endless spacl
HIS mighty power is known;
No mortal can, nor Angels, trace
The wonders Of his throne.
Bot Though he is SO great and wise,
AndI but weak and poor
His kind compassion never dies,
His promise is secure.
And every morning, when the sun
Shall bid our siumber cease,
IN bow the knee before his throne,
And ask his saving grace.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
Claarlcstown select Female
SCHOOL.

rhsxgesfospsI, Erf1ersoH Cswsss, 70.
H4aE senthf session. Of This Seminary CON-
= - menccdon the first Monday Of September.
The School, which has now been IN operation
for suficis-t period Of time 10 test is merits
for Me proper education Of young ladies', pre-
SCENTS strong inducements 10 parents and guar
.dians who are dssirou4 thata correct bend or
mindshorld be given 10 their respective charges.
The plan Of education pursued. is founded upon
The principle That the solid branches should form
o thorough basis, most carefully laid, TO be fol-
lowed by the ornamental studies which now
{ have become necessary department in every
well appointed Seminary. The modern Ian
guages are taught BY gentleman from Europe,
whose method Of teaching secures TO his pupils
pracIicsl, as welIas a theoretical knowledge
Of the languages studied. To those studying he
French language, peculiar advantages are of
fered under his instruction. n
The location OF Tie School, IN the village of
Charestows, noted for IL beslthfulness, and
offering great facilities OF .sccsss, both BY rail.
road and 'stsges, presents an additional induce
meat 10 parents md guardians 10 whom these
sdvantsges will readily recommend themse IN es.3
Many references GOLD be given, particularly
TO patrons whose daughters have received their
.edleationssi this school, but the undersigned
deema Il suite isplt refer TO The following gem
fREFERENCEs:
Right Rev. wIfaiAm MEApr, D. D Bishop,of
the Biocess ofYirginia.
Rev ALEx JoNEs, D D. CharIestown, Va.
I Hon J BucHAEAs. u S. Senate,
: Hon. I P. KEEKEDY. BALTIMORE.
Gen. wALr1R Josrs Washington, DC.
For terms and other particulars The under
signed refers TO tbe5Gifculars, which can be OBJ
tanned atthe school on application being made
either personally or by letter. lPost. paid
s MARY E. MERRITT.
Sept. 5 ls44.--3w.
T.Nafioasai Iaielligta i,ciee ,csek for SO.
Southern ch,vthRsdn 3tesS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
no Fargllcrs.

FKNuE undersigned viii save The infringement
a Of The POTOMAC MILLS, and having put
Them il good repair, are prepared 70 manufac-
TUE Flnui upon very short notice, and upon
Inc usual tetns Of barrel If Flour for every
Ave bushels of wheas- weighing co lbs. TO the
busheh and stand the inspection in Baltimore
or The Dislrie; Of Columbia. lfFarmeis wish it,
they car advance on their Crops, upon delivery
Al the Mil, until they can get their feiurns.
WILLIAM BUTLER,
EDWARD LUCAS,
JOSEPH McMURRAN.
fa..-t lcAI SIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

Iaqasnce.-'Thst man has grown a.
mong kind and sfTec,iopaie sisters once
heard lady Of mccKobservstion and ex-
perience remark. And Why do you tbink
SO Z said Because Of the rich devel.
opment Of all Tie tender feelings Of the
head which lLare SO apparent i'd every
word. AsSster's influence izFelileven in
manhooI's laief~yesrs and The heart Of
him who has grown sgd with is Chilling
contact with The world MI arm and thrill
with pure enjoyment Is sones incident a
wakes within him the sofl tones and glad
E.nelodies OF bis sisters voice. And be
will turn from purposes. which warped
and false philosophy has reasoned into
expedieEcy, and weep for The gen,ler III
! inence which ever moved bin in bis ear
J lIer wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

Disunion.- Tie Richmond Enquirer
having AFFECTED 10 treat lightly ahe recent
tiisunion movements 10 SOUTH Carolina.
ihe Charleston Courier says inSre vs.
1--WE tell The Enquirer that the spirit
and CRY Of disunion here are no bubble.
Or bagaHo,' eithex. but thai; hi RHETT
and Iii, Bid on boys andother constituents
are openly seeking 10 dissolve tbe Union.
anless their mad pretenljons, sfs yielding
+ .he eopsd spirit Of The hes! Of tho
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

How little do we know that ihereis a1
element always wanting 10 our calcula-
tons, one, that we seldom think Of, and
to which we negergige weight enough
the will Of God That which overrnles
Tire wise :. con1aers the mighty, illustrates
lhepersevering. andleaves human schemes
ana human purposes, bui as bubbles gilt
tering in the sunshine Ito break when they
have had their hour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
THE ISLAND MIIlT.,
HARpER'S FERRY.

TIME noasgsigned have purchased that we'll,
Il kpown#nd excessive Merchant Mil, on the
Island of yirginins. al Harper's Ferry known as
The ISLAND MILL, aud are npwl ready 10
grind Wheat for The neiehb9rhocd. ahe 10 pur-
chase at The highest market rate, for Cash.
An extra price VIII be given for White Wheat
Rtfergnce-Andrew Hunter aud F.. Beck
nam. Esq4. HERR & BROTHER.
Haipei's Ferry, July Is, le44-7w.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

-Rli2At -Ha,.,Aa-AA--E.4ib---T hAIAi.-nn
despair and the deep, long, si!eGttorturesI
Ali who can hame them all, the suffer
ings 81 humanity in theft manifold, pale
dispepsation ! But, God be praised
there is also an sfilueuce Of goodness and
loyi; they are noble deeds, fulfilled hopes
moments Of rapture, decades Of blisslpl
peace. bright marriage days and salon
holy death beds-.Mi3s Bremen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

The Human Ioies God made The whole
earth voealsWith sweet sounds. The UNI
travelled forest echoes the notes OF the
wild bird. sndNhe habllations Of men are
made4elad by the.song of the feathered
misirel But above al. The human voice
that combines The high best charm Of sweet
sound with The inspiration Of thought, il
given for no ordinary purpose Of earthly
pleasure. In its whispers Of affection, how
grateful Units expression ofrehgious de
votioLhow exalted Fprits solace in trou7
bic, bpF dear. For is participation ID
joy hoR unspeakabIe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

BtaefifaI Conparison.-As The IntFepid
and determined seronsut IS enabled by
The Ia OF his gas inflated aif-carl 70 iise
move this mundane sphere, and q ~ aiaid
,Ls clouds Of Heaven. the wonder and
admiration Of all benoIders, whilf larioe
meath him lie The lofty moun,alns rolling
T;veE and hoafy wood so does he good
housewife make her brea d much lighter
hu The use oil Q little yeast.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
'ENHE subscribers having become The owners
Ill Of the
EoPHwELL s. nIlILvILLE
SHl4AYA 9,n

On the Shenandoah river, in Jefferson County,
Virginia, Eve or six miles above HarpersFerry,
are prepared TO grind upwardsof one thousand
bushels Of Wheat per day. and will al all times
give bartel Of Supertine Flour for every FIVE
bushels of Merchsntable Wheat delivered in
enhersMlll, and stand The inspection inf BaIti-
Eiiore of the District Of Columbia or The cash per
bushel i preferred, dedueting the cost Of trans
poria.ion II either market have rented
SIR James Casilcman's Ware House Of Snick-
ers-Ferry IN Clarke county, and alsoa room at
The late DR.. Lewis Mill, a few miles lower
down the riyer, where we win be pleased to re-
ceive Meat from these disposed 10 sell or
grind. THE transportation from those points
win be as low as possible, much less than has
formerly been paid.
TRoS. II. s VIM. B. WILLIS.
InIy % IS44
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
CharIestown Academy,

YENHE ensuing term in This Institution will
!. a commence onsMondss the 26lh of August
next,Sand continue i've acknowledgements, Mr..
JOHN }. sANBoRN.
TUITION:
English Department $50 per 0nnune.
Classical s mathematical 33l do.
dibETdnt UrancHrsr sO'ssvrs'-.s'
moh. education, but also IN the Lain aad Greek
Languages, and The higher Mathematics. 10 any
required extent,
SPPupils fromsa distance accommodated
with board unreasonable terms !.
None admitted except those who engage 10
continiie from the day Of sdm,ssion till the close
Of the session. For The Trustees,
ANDREW KENNEDY,
july is, lsl4-2m Secretary
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

0FJ.J s. respectfully assures those whom
il may caucekn. THAI he is sciitag and dssirOas1o
receive pupils attending exclusively 70 the stu
dies Of The English department aud that all such
will receive theh full sharsof his time and at
tention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

Kissing in 0iden TINE In Massachus-
eus in eldeu times, tie young men wefe
mol allowed TO kiss The maidens except
with the advice, consent. and in the pres
ence of some elderly and discreet aunt.-
Times aint.now as they used 10 was. ~
heaven be praised +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
CDR R III urens.
CbsaEi9sf,sAy Ii. Ayab !, SH ID.
4 Rr6ra f.as, : sssss,i.sf aE,.esls,s rising
Fos HKSk4 tlLAx ssA i k11i.aSss.ss.xsAS.

PsEsipEkriAl EltrToaS
! Dist RoheftH wlatEel5. or III y TT fght
DO Jobn, 3 Skeil,ssf BsEnSAesek;
90. He4g9 P issirg. II Csnaberl4nl
% Jossfh p irsiag, n .snstffsf;
do Ge7rge p Gillllsr, ef Pillsylras.ia II
6 do Faiensfde N S3uthall. II jtbffAg,l4
I DO John gah lser ~ Is,,as,,s ! "
5 DO Edssardi I. iTs vloe.. 81 Ssl;sr G,s,r,5
3 90 Raieg IN pasiei. o5Isielae;.a s.sr n
10 DO M6rSaul BoweTs ~ li4i,l;s a.s,-s ~
u DO Andrew ti,snteF ~ gIsr,sa
- do Alexander III. E'stuert. ~ .h,gn,,as
Is DO AVm Ballard Ipieston3 a. $780,. n !.
Y 90 AndrtwS S. Fulton, ef lTsks j2I
3 to ;lea If oaph ston, If .sgsfef
/, = III Id El4s4zs4-ssl s
! IS DO James 81 Stephenson, u Tgsr 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

fTsHE subseribeE wishes TO purchase Wheat,
n ana viii give The highest price ia cash on
deliver, at the Potomac Mills Persons wishing
70 sell. will please call befofe they dispose o.
heir wheat, IS IL might be TO thelr sdvanlase.
August i-9n- JACOB sTALEf -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
rnG MEpIoAL srupENr.

i
:" You haze read sulieienlly long
CharIss, " said an elderly physician Of %,
acquaintance TO bis saadsnt, "a yoail
who bad been studying medicine sogEs
two years ITO eoalnenee visiting tbs
sick | viii take You along wita me
seis morning. and youT will have an op
portuniiy Of seeing as sell as reading the
changes in disease we have TO watch With
az eye oE n uclrSFEuliny and diserimina
ton, 10 order 10 enable US more correctly
10 Judge The character and treatment d
various cases than We could possibly learn
from reading ell the books published on
The science And sure4 enough. 4oh
wen; psecepior aud rupil IN tho daily
round Of professional visits.
The -tSsskh-.as iheH catered. was one
where a'man ina co1yblssrens stasv,s vsu5
loungihg upon led. whilst his nurse was
comfortably seated inl rocking chair.
reading a novel for amusement. The
doctor approached The bed. and alter feel
Ing HE pplse pc his patient, turned 10 the
nurse and said: He has been eating
oysters Why did j gu lei him have
them ~
The nurse declared most positively that
be bad not; but being M pre- closely interro7
gated. said he had oplY ate Two or three
After leaving the house. the student
asked the, doctor sho9 in the world BID
could Tell that il was oysters he had ea
len.? ,+S
why, Iaaw the shells under The BED r
was The reply.
The doctor beiag very busy next day
sent he stagant alone 10 Ihe patient and
upon his Te9tagrs asked him how he was.
He is mach worse said the you6g
disciple /; ~ think be will die. he has
eaten a horse n
"A horse ~ vodifer3lea the physician I
Eyes sir, a horse ri. Y
"liow 10 tie world did you fad out
that be had eaten horse T.
Because, SIR ssia The knowing stud
dent 81 saw a saddle. and BRIDE. undef
the bed! r.. i II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

The wheeling Times thinks that a
straight forward Ear, one who will teilIa
biz, fat, plump lie, isSan hphest man com,
pared with that little, DIRTY sneaking IN
diyidusl who will SO UIngle uptFuth wlb
falsehood as 10 makelt really worse than
.falsehood 57Eeih n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12

Seattle ng.--An ilinerant preached,
who rambled in his sermonsg when re-
qussteds p stick to he text, replied that
sc4naring sho, would hit The most birds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
SIIANN0NDALEI
'Wyo1llols II a0t0Fyo
The Tariff Reduced to Trenfy per cent.
Kccp ID Before the People.


The Tariff Rsfaeed e Teeniy per cent.
Keep IL Before the People.
gESTIE sasctibers would respectfully inform lhe
Farmers, Merchants, aud others, of JetIer-
son clarke. and Loudean counties, that they
have al their Factory, one mile above the Shan
nondals sprfngs, fine ASSORTMENT Of
LL0SEYS, doth fllied and plaid,
.Cassin,eres, Flannets,
Carpeting Of good quality,
hich they are very anxious 10 dispose Of
for oof This establishment being capable Of
manufae,uriny a large quantity, and with dis:
nosilion on our part 10 keep it mosins, we will
ODER greater inducements thar ever. i s IN,
necessary for US 10 STATE our prices, as We are
Ss,eFmined u bring them tdownat once 70 their
iowesT standard. Persons having Wool 10 ex5
change Tor goods Of any description in our line
,voilld do well at least to call aud examine our
sioek on haad, whsea is a iolerably far one, Of
FOOD quality asd 10y price.
Aug 4, 1874. JobE 3 Oel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
sERKELEy SPRINGS. va
Elt
PAWIlI05y W0TfElz0

ETNHE undersigned has spared 10 pains or
u expepse 10 making tbs House, in sub
stsEtisi comfort; equal 10 Inc best Hotels
Besides the Baths. which are unsurpassed in
their healing properties, 4Bfaferd Haler viii be
constantly kept for the6use Of those who desire
II.
There are now daily lines Of Stages between
the Railroad Depot. opposite Handbook and this
Plaeei distance only Eve miies
JOHN STRoTHER.
July 25. 1874 Tia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-12
I'll "a II ID W. a Z r.
AND a.
@ Rt9 = e e l

TUsT received good assortment Of Hard
81 ware and Cutlery, viz:
Carpenters Door Locks.
Kaob Laickes.
Rimmed do
Socket and Turner'S Chissels. s
ShoyeIs and Tohgs, various prices,
Horse Rasps, large SIZE,
Mill and Hand,saw Files. Il
/ Butt and Parliament Hinges,
tWood Screws and Spriggs,
/ Cspdlesiicks and Shutters.
I German Silver Table aud Tea Spoons,
Briiania and iron do do
Carpenters Foo, Rules, 2 s 4 fold
Bench and Sash Planes,
all ofwhieh will be sold very low BY
JOHN G. WILSON.
Harpers-Ferry, Aug Is