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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Domestics, BurIaps, &c.

DOmestics, BurIaps, &c. I
I lust received
q Heavy Twilied osnaburg. for negro
Clothing plain do;
IA, 10, and Brown Mnsiins, 1.
Best Maryland Peniientiary Plaid Cotton, 4
BieacheS Muslihs, 4
PhGnix and Lorsdale Nankeens.
Knitting Cotton. Sc, 10 which the alleauooi
Of the farmers and others in want Of sur D goods
is politely asked. We are determined 10 iouer
Them on The most pleasing terms.
MILLER s. TATE. I
March IA, 1914.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
TO the Ladies.

IT WOULD respectfully invite the attention of
the Ladies OF Chsrlestown and vicinity s 10
my very extensive and splendid stock Of Paecy
Goods, compiling the largest, mOst extensive
and splendid assortment have ever offered. ID
this market. deem il unnecessary at present
10 enumeraie, as they may rest assured that
whatever is most fashionable andi dssirahle,
can be found among my stock invite cali
from all, whether they wish 10 buy or not.
April Is. u MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
s

uroash, 81 lis hands. But i hive alwavs
/ felt ia the SUCCESS 81. the Arts end Manu-.
laciures Of oar own country, lpels .in-
teEest much higher, and inglenhnaeni oF
any which could arise oat Of Is \ personai
Connections
have ever ethcnehh II. desirshle 10 Gee
our counlty eniaYing 4 resi- .aaas sssacsical
Independence III the resi- 81 tha worla -
As oondoeiYe 10 thar object Ibehave Thai
Our artlzaQs ought 10 be praieeied. and
SUI thmk they should be. pxoskcied, a.
galusl The rival productions 81 -iateigusars
azans, By q system Of policy moderate,
reAsQ ale, certain and.ssahle. AMI to
ne ,snppogt 81 such encourag emsns Of QUE
ses'se -lsdaszsIi Ilhlsa xs;SElRgs4nk
eur own counEfFtaesi. ralbsF taah The tor-
eigner, the dictates o. my own Judgment
ana tne leehngs ol my heart, alike ualte
IN prompting my exeitions.i y belEer 10
pIisa'e Or puolic, ltle'
Garry s'r, To- your associates and ac-
fcept yourself my iervent wishes for the
success. happiaess and prosperity Of your
sell and lhems
III ---
A PLAN MANS Opinion ofs.Nr. Clay.
The editor Of the Pollsmaaih. N. Il. Journal
has seen d private letter from geptleshan Who
has within i few months Spen, several days wi,h
Mr. Clay. The writer is in 90 situation where
he is IL the least swayee BY parry rfsfsfeuses,
nor would be accept apssSlic office, os sns grade
Of station whaseyef. He says
"Ineyer formed an attachment sd strong
IN so abort d tigne, Mr. Clay has ceriains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

UNJusTTlABLE DEcEprIoN.-The edi-
tori the Unfted State Gazette, aIIer de
scrib'ng the singular custom prevailing at
Tunis, Of iaIienlig young women who arg
about TO be married, says that the FIJI Of
theTuaisiaa hide Is lat, bat those who
hustle up their daughters fol The market,
seem 70 be guilty Of deception as sFea,
as the butcher who blows up his eeaIr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Snring Goods

rnlHF subscrioef would say 10 his irlenos ana
sosiomers thai he l. now receiriug large
- SeaSonlabIe Goods,
.,h;sf have been bought al reduced prices and
',.;,I 4. .6,3 n ! snail advance on cost. Per-
,.z< : .sf|or 10 purchase will End i 70 their in
s-rS.. Is .<sri<c bis goods before hey buy
..,.Ek.,,. ,. }. MILLER.
April =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
from ne Ciacianeti...ae +.


apprentice TO the biicSlaving business, was
engaged in building Mr.. Clay's house at
Ashland; and while most mechanics, in
those days, were, BY The wealthy and
purse proud, treated but little better than
servanis-I shall never forget bis resPect-s
ful and kind Treatment towards hrs work.
men; whom he seemed 10 consider as O. !,
goals. and who fared as well as his own
family
Remember that one day an old revoIu-
lionary soldier, who was . stranger there,
had got drunk, ard fellldown fore Mr..
CLAWS gate, where he lay in apeflectly
senseless state, like brute: and IS there
vas storm coming up some one mention.
ed the fact TO Mr.. Clay. He immediate
iy wentto The cid man, and with his own
hands dragged him INTO his bouse-had
him wsshed-cleaned and put TO bed -
The mega morning. during breakfast Mr..
Clay addressed The old map in the most
affectionate' and touching manner telling
him that such was the reverence he telt
for all those who had fought for our iber-
ties, that be could not bgaEi TO see them
lessen that respect BY getting drunk that
he coull not but feel everlasting graft
Jude towards him, ands all otberss5s who
bad purchased, at so dear a rate, The giber-
ties which we all enjoy that be Gould
not obiectto an old soldiers taking an de-
casional dram but be begged hln fef bis
own sake. and for he sake Of all those WHO
had wen OR liberties, neverto get drunk
again. He then gave The old man some
money, and sent bin home ID This irisnda.
Mr. Clay 8 sympathy and kiadness for
the errors Of ,hls old Revolutionary SOL
der will never be forgotten BY All old
BRICNLAYER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

George III lis said the: kiBg, sftef
the close Of the American Revolutionary
war. ordered thanksgiving to be kept
throughout the UAited Kingdom. A no.
BILE Scotch divine. 10 the-presende Of Bis
majesty, inquired, for what aIe We 10
give thanks, that your majesty has last
thirteen Of bis best provinces The King
answered, Mol Is /, then. (ilIe divine
added, } tina, your majesty has Ids, lOa.a
600 lives Of your subjects ia the contest
No, no. said the King. Is I, then
that we have expended and lost a hun
bred millions of money, and for the de.
feat and furnishing Of your majesty's AZ.
N.Y. No such tbing!'e said The King,
pleasantly. What then is the object d
thanksgivngf tOh. to gire thanks thai
it Is no porse 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

II see. p@said a young lady, Yesterday
THAT some booksellers advertise blaek
declarations fqr sale. wish could gel
one" f"Why?n asked her mother Be-
cause ma, Mr., G--is 100 modest 10 ask
mefto marry bin: and perhaps, lfI could
fiji blank declaration with the qaression
he would signit.1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Mr. Webster said he called enc day Il
see Mr.. John Adams, tbe couppaitset o.
lRsshiagsoa and second President. Nhe
wss large "a, man and at haes Aad
great difliceby 10 breathing. He made
this Gull isllle previous 10 his dsailI.-
He found himreclining on Eosa Ayi-
DENLY in feeble healthl. He sasd to Air..
Adams, Ian Cad % see YOU, sirs nha |
hope You are gelslIg along pretty wssl.
To which Mr Adams replied. allsT FAX
Ing along breath. 10 The iallo sias Hyu.
fative language. sAh Sir gate he
contrary. find am poor lspasi, &C..
cppying house much shaitelsiIhs iisasa
II sways and treu.bles with ssaig wia:i.
and has ~ Iael gone almost and
what d worse. Ill the raY -
| can ind oul. don't intend il nisae as..y
repairs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
nnnlestic GOODS,
Dry Goods.

Beautiful plain and figured mouslins, Cash
.,,s,s AZ COS. do balzarine lawns, treal worst
edl tazans, British American and frencn
snrints. various patterns, beautiful assorlmen.
~ s;lk goods. great bargains, jaeonet, cambria,
s,yiss- null. plaid and furniture muslins, thread
Taee edeing aud insertlngs. ladies cravats' Gam
az curtain muslins, damask table covers, nos.
;efv and gloves assorted, summer cIotn, oonne'
ribbo0s. artificial flowers, gimps and lr,nsss.
furniture fringe, mouslin, embroiderec aho ~.
.sa~Is bombazines, gambroons, fashionable
100 cs.simeres for geutIemen's wear, French.
Earl;sh and domestic cloths. all kinds oil vest,
ms co,Ionades, Hamilton tmixturss, blue and
aissl,;c,n nankeens. silk and cotton h9'k'is, y
- ,.a.ne coal checks. SC. &C.. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

J,HoNdsoMIAN - have on hat end
i shall continue 10 keep, a complete e4sorl-
ment Of Thomsenian Medicines,
-Brandreth,s. Peters, and Daviesi PIlls,
Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenges;
Sherman's PoorMan's Plaster, t&j
Harrison's Ointment foi Piles, sc.
WM. ANDERSON.
Elk Branch. July l6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

CLOTHS y ehet| a ~ ,,.,....
ref received very superior q. q t''.''-,'
= r.<sin<rsS ,nd Fesii1gs' q E1.rN = pr
.'-',|S-|F invite ne attention q 4Nz I@'--
|..'.|. ma lie 4ipl!c1le1 s1net.+I 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

The St, Lonis. Republican says that a
gentleman residing near that city has re'
Gently commenced the manufacture Of .s4i,
Of fine quality from corn. II is said q
burn with a. clear. steady light, 10 every
respect equal "a lard oil, without ethe
smoke which usually attends vegetable
oils. II NIL not congealin The coldweath-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

TO BLACKSMITa'S g. OTHERS.
HAVE just received and have made arrange
Y ments 20 be constantly supplied With gem
eral assortment Of Bar and Plough Iron. from
Shenandoah, warranted 10 be inferior 10 none
in the valley, and which will be sold on accom-
modating terms and at reduced prices, b. ton Or
otherwise. Also large stock castings. Nails &c.
April l8. J J Miller
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

r.nev work, market. key, and other oas 49,
hooks aud stationary, Tin ware, esoss .s'
soekets. me asures. bed cords ropes, ec., - 49,
The assortment Is fall and genera, ana az, {,
feel assured that they are no" P .sPnn !, az
plesss their friends end customers Cs'a = -
5000 ..s~a~ 81, 81 shenandoah and High streets.
~ 3 Al G. W. HOLLAND.
rr.rnsrs Ferry. April 4. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

"a aoz pa,enl hats from 70 l-e 70 70, gents,
hos. md infants Leghorn hats,silk fur, cass;-
marc ana beaver hats. oileaOth caps, hae clty
nade calf boots only 50 IS, gents, ladies. mss
- and inTant,s shoes, assorted qualities ana pri-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Kniyes and forks, peeknlves,. saws fot Az
kinds. bolls, ill, door, trunk, euPoosro ana Pau
Locke shears. scissors, sPeclacles, rasps' n'es'
butts, rules. spoons, rakes, hoes spaces, snos-
and four prong forks. axes sylhes, drawing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

A paper down east tells OF nefr0who
proposed to NIiie book on naiurhE liisto-
ny. He commenced as follows:
MAN il de frs: animal 10 de cteation;
he springs up like a sparrow grass. hops
about like hopper grassr and lays down
and dies like o. isckasss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Groceries.

Orleans and P Z sugars 8 Ia
Best light Orleans do
Lump sugar 70 IL
Double re60ed do Is 2:S
orleans melassss 81 liz
Bssl sugar house 50
West India honey IS
lava coffee ~
Rio DO 8 and 10
lmperial tea, best 100
Gun Powder do do 100
Black do do =
Young dyson dos IL
s6;css t9 ~. &c kcs Gcs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Oueens,yare Glass,&c.

China ;oa sets, China. LIVERPOOL ana eom-
ict.r ,e,s. octagon dishes. ewers aud basins, tu-
900 howls. pitchers, preserve dishes, molass-
= ems. casters, tumblers, wine and eustard
glasses. &c., Sc, &e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

who figured here sometime since, as a
:, corn doctor,Yis fourishiag 10 Hayaaa.
We notice his advertisement in one Of the
papers in which be states that he has Ger
liHcates from Sir Robert Peel, Daniel o.
Cornell. Henry Clay. John G. Calhoun,
John Tyler and Martin Van Buren,
Tipe Ia Humbng ~ Q. Topic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Seek not to penetrate the mysteries be,
yond. The brave man is master Of bis
own fate, and buffats the opposing waves
as they rise --Deaijnsllg by your fellows
Judge mildly Of their errors; With your
hands earn your bread and The frostseoi
age shall sit lightly on your brow. The
evening Of your days shall be calm. and a
pleasaulIlight shall linger ard play about
your grave,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

"a Beautiful Sentiment The following
extract is FROM the speech Of Hon. John
W. Dana, President Of the Senate Of
Maine, at The close Of the Legislative SEES
sion
"Senalors we are about 70 separate
probably never alto meet again on earth.
May our lives be such that we may be al
lowed to re assemble in that realm where
human imperieciiops will have ceased 70
require huhan legislation: under thai
great Lawgiverf whose code is but one
law. and that Of perfect love"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
IMPERFECT rssrr
DR.. Dresback, Kuhn.N rry
0r's DyspePtic Cordial.

= For Dyspepsia Sick Headache, RheEna-
| fiSR, SC. Sc. &c.
tVNHE Proprietor o: this PrePsra,iou'dssms !
u proper 10 premise that nothing IS farthel
from hLs purpose than 10 oder i 10 the public q
uniserssi aedicine, or eure-all It's adapted
10 few diseases only, for whehit IS codhdea,
" recommended As one Of the most agreess'e
a. well assmost certain remedies which has =
any Lime claimed public attention.
lt imParts q healthy tore 10 the stomasa, ma
proves the appetite when impaired ,andr romoles
the digestion--it soothes aud lrauosslizes the
nervous system, When excited or drturoed, pro-
duces cheerfansss Of spirits, wsn feelings OF
general comfort and satisfaction
10 the following diseases IL - recommended
Is , prompt and IN most csses al eaectuai re-
medy
Dyspepsia, sick or nervous headsche, chalIe,
cramp or spasm in the ssomach, cholera morous,
Mysteries aud nervous diseases generally, chron
c disentery, disrsbssa or purging, sea Sickness
cholera infsntups rheumatism, chronic liver
complaints, ferlHle irregularities Of chronic
character. airended with cold feet, pain 10 The
back, limbs, sc |. is also particularly recom<
mended 10 those who are suffering under deoilI-
~, iangdor, depression Of spirits wiihirreguiar
or defective appetite, resilessness az night, with
unsound or disturbed sleep, 10 these cases the
cordial will be found an admirable remedy -
ifs soothing and rennovatlng powers being pc
cuiiarly sdsp pied 10 such cases As preven-
tive of agus and fever ii is useful and those who
reside ~ neyhoorhoods where this disease pre-.
walls, would do well TO take il once or twice a
day during the slckly season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Hardware store.

UUSr received. al The old stand, formerly
% occupied BY F. W. s r. 3 Rawli6s, q
small stock Of
Hardicqre, Gallery, Japanneds Ware,
Shoe Findings, Sc.
Together with large stock Of Trin-ware- on
hand, consisting. ippart, asfolldws:
Grain and grass scythes speaths scs the stones,
Rifles. grain and hay forks, sbovels 4 pldes,
Long and short trade and halter chains,
Broad axes. hand axes hatchets, saws,
Drawmg-knives, turner and sock Il rhisels,
Augers, braces and bits, exlea brace bits,
Gimblels. "a superior srticle,) plsness
Planeoiis files horse rssps locks. hIHEes, screws,
Cast, English blister. and country Blister sleeI,
Strap-iron, knives and forks, cafver$ and steels,
Rszors & strops, Rodgers s1perior,p en-kniyes,
Pruning knives. white-wash, paint SHOE and
other brushes,
Garry combs cards, shoe thread, pegs, bristles,
Knives, piHcers aTls, awl hsudles.4 ~
And an sssorimeut Of XII and ket kss,
Jspanned spitoons, trunks, sugar boxes,
Nurse and other lamps, cahis,ers,
Tin plates for harvest. assorted sizes, al
Bell met,le kettles, No | wire for machines,
And 10 short, general sssortmenl of articles 10
the aboye line, all or which will Be sold. cheap.
and psry Ia0for the cash e
Also on hand, 4 or 500 feet very superior Tin
Spouting, which will be put up On me shortest
notice Call and see for yourselves
TdQ.H.4S RRWLLSS.-
CharIestown. June 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

.2ttoraeytead Counsellor al Lac,
STYli.L act as agent fos peEseOs wha have
~ Lands ~ The Virginia Military Dtssrict.iu
Ohio, ana-wllT attend to the payment Of taxes,
and Tie investigation Of ella iuis on said lands
and 20 tue prosecution and defence of suits 10
the Cireait Cour, Of The United States Tor ohl5,
and ~ the State Courts oftnat State. where he
interests Of The holders Of those Lands may be
involved
GJ.Any Communications addressed 10 B. r
WAsaNeros, Attorney at Law Charles;ovn
Jefferson county, Virginia, in reference 10 The
above, will he promptly attended 10. <.
April is iS44-3m
The Richmond Enquirer, Hiaehsst.r Fisgis,iaa
and Fredericksburg Herald, will lrskri law5m
and mark cost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
cPa.NP cHoLIc.

Frederick county, Nd. Sept. 1910.
Mr.. Herstons-My wife, few weeks ago,
had violent attack Of cramp choIic She
thought she would have died. was alarmed
In the description given Of your medicine,
named Drs. Dresbach, Kuhn and Pryor's Dys-
peptc Cordial Hound il highly recommended
for eholic, spasms, or cramp in the stomach -
II justly sustained its character in my wife's
case. The attack commenced bout ay.light /;
fortunately the cordial was iq the house-siilipg
on the side Of the bed she took few swallows
from the bottle (wouId not wait for pouring
out) walked across the room, sat down in a
chair. and 10 few minutes was perfectly re.
liesed, JACOB KESSLER.
g3LAons genuine toiihout the signature Of he
Proprietor, C Hfrstons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
MOUNT HEBRON CEMETERY.
wns-~....S.-


The dedication Of Mount Hebron Cemetery
wiIltsks place on Saturday the 18th Instant
The services wiz be ssfollow J:
Brief IBiredpet0rJ Address BY Rev. A. n. H
Boyd;
/. Hymn 70 be rosd 81 ReseA. =. H Boyd, ana
lnng bs the Choir
Portions Of Scripture 70 be read BY Rev. WIN
Reokeri
DsdieatOry Prayer By Rev. lvm. n. Akin
H5m1 10 be read By the Rev. J. Few smith
IT., and sung b. The Choir;
Address b w. L. Clark. Esq.
Prayer By the Rev. WIN b Edw,rds;
Hymn to be read By the Rev. d. G Bragonier
and sung by the Choir; IT.
Benediction BY the Rev. Joseph Baker.
These services wall take place on the. ground
ana commences a. 5 o'eIock. p M.
The citizens Of Winchester and viciniay are
respectfully invited TO attend.
Comfortable seats will be provided.
II. NJ BRENT,
G. II. CLARK,
- =. Y.CONRAD,
J. P. REILLY,
is. CARSON,
~ Committee Of Arrangtmefgts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

1NHTS day, start for B'ltImpre land viii re-
L turn tgood luck attending me yon Thursday
the 20ihIinslant, and will Drrg With me certain
sessunabie goods, which, 10. sddtgd 10 MY pre-
sent stodk, will make il very Complete
On my return. The prices, although now very
low on many articles, viii 9e rsdAiced This
will be done with a view to further Inducements
To my neighborhood TO encoursselB good and
well regulated store amongst them. need not
add word as TO my abilrtyto buy cheap, for |
believe an persons knowing ing Psrsonaliy, or
from character. will concede liat to me- |
will take in .exchsnge for goods in whole or in
part Wheat Rye, Corn, Oats. WOOL Raw
Hides, Butter, Eggs. Old Rags, OF any other ar
ticles that EmSy be able 70 tnrn into money
The last II years my metcsniile Lille have been
exercised in this county Throughout which, I am
proud 10 say, | have been prosperous, and pro-
mise myself many more years at Blk Branch,
aud hope with equal success
VIM. ANDERSON.
Eli Pranch Iune g. IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
The Farlnei's Vegetable
Grinder,

q cAsr IRON HORSE Mill. p,tented BY
IN Jgsiin Ware, of Ohio. designed for grind
ing corn On the cob. corn meal. sc SC, which,
for economy. sim lieity, and perfecladaPtation
10 The purposes Of its construction, is recon.
mended TO the attention of farmers. This Mill,
with one strong horse, or Two liehtones, will
grind Ave bushels Of shelled corn per hour, 50
fne that pne half the meal will pass through a
common meal sieve, and with the same power.
from four TO eight bushels corn 10 the cart is
also sdmirshly adapted to grinding sPPles, tur-
-nips, oeets. &c
The subscriber is authorised to dispose Of The
above valuable Mills. and rights 10 make the
same, in the counties of Jefferson and Clarke,
Farmers are invited 10 examine then at Mr. W.
] tiswks' coach fSc;ory. Price Of the Mill,
ready for delivery. $40.
RICHARD H RANSOM
"a CharIestown Jnne 10 -4t e4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
enl Esfnsse.


AyEoY rirls. Of Deed OF Trust. and 4 decree
I'D III ~ Circuit Superior Court 5f Lsasaad
CaaacAsy faElhs county of Jehersoa, rtnseFed
o. lh.l3lst day Of october. 1913 IN seSrtain
cans therein depending, Between George Back
ha,;ss, uiaIntlf.. and James Roper, dsE44dsnt.
| ~ Gadsrsigned. the surviving trustee an said
iced rf Trust. will proceed u sell, a,puhlis asc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, Il Carriers Hd,el in
chsriestosn, Friday the lsih day ~ icy ners,
A. Valuable parcel Of Land.
situated on the Sou.h-ess, side 81 he Shensn-
doah river, IN the county OF Jefferson, eAalaia-1
leg 3Sa sores, and being The North Ness &c rnsr,
Of the larger tract now owned BY said Bsck-I
house. A plat Of this land can be seen.at the
ctiee Of tbs undersigned in Charlssiownt
Tsrms Of Sais.-one third Of the pasehase
moasy IN cash The residue 10 iva easal jay-
inen,s Al 60 and 90 days. The title 10 be With
held aasil inc whole Of The purchase MACY is
9aid. SAFE 10 take place a. y o'clock, y.
ANDREW HUNTER
May 80. 1874 Sarripisg T.a,fse. &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Mr. G. Herstons-DeaF Sir--I willingly com
ply with your request, 10 furnish a statement Of
my case, in which your medicine named Drs
Dresbach, Kuhn s. Pryor's .Dyspeplic Cordisl has
teen used bl ME with success had been suf.
feriRg for SIX years-under Train Of symptoms
such assnsIurally denote the worst form Of Dts
pepsa, viz A loss OF appetite restlesshess 81
night, great debility, sc. in fact, my spirits
were quite gone down. Various medicines IS
we'll as medical assistance had been tried, but all
failed Your corIiaI as mentioned above has
completed azure; for twelve months pastl have
been entirey free from that disease and enjoy
better health than ever expected
Z Il TIPPETT
Leonarstown, ST Mary's CO.
Dec DC, 1912.
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Encourage Home MaHhuifac-
lures.
MATTRESS MAKING.

TINE undersigned desires To return his
\ thanks'to the public for the. libesal en-
couragement extended TO him ID his business for
many ears past, AMI to assure them that he
will continue his best efforts to please his GUS
toners. the better TO enable him 10 do this
tie has tedzcedhis prices considerably J and has
now on5band and will constantly keep, Cursed
Hair Mattresses, shuek and Cotton do, Shuck
do atone, of every size, Church Cushions, CRIB
Mattresses, and Wagoner's Beds, also supplied
ON good terms mattresses, &c, .repaired al
short notice, on very reasonable terms ard all
orders executed faithfully ard promptly.
Long experience enables the undersigned 10
present his 'merk with confidence, as being 10
ell respects equal 10 any manufactured in the
Unsted States. JEREMIAH BOWLING.
Winchester, April A. 3m. a
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& CHEAP a
BOOT & SHOE STORE.

yEVHE subscriber informs ibe eiIizens of Har.
il peFs.Ferry and its vicinity. thst in add.
tion 10 his own manufacture, hi will keep on
hand good assortment OF Ladies' g alters Hall
CATER KID and Murocco Shoes Misses and
ChiGren's Shoes. of various coiofs, which he
viii sell rs cheap, il not cheaper Than any store
10 the couniry
The subscriber has on hand large assert:
ment OF Calf, Morocco, and Kip Boots, 6re and
coarse Shoes II his own manuisctaring, which
he viii sell as cheap as any manufactured in
this place, warranted.
SAMUEL. LOVER.
Harners. Ferrv lunp IA 81