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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
UNITED STATES
III O TIE +,
= ar ers- Ferry, Va

ssHk Undersigned most respectfully informs
me public that he has leased The Hotel at
HsrPers-ferry, known IS The UNITED STATES
HViEL he has been Hatiered BY the kind
iestimonialshe has received Of the satisfaction
and approval Of his conduct as a landlord in
caar'tsio'rn, and bringing 10 his residence The
exPerience Of some years, he believes be will be
able 10 maintain bis character among his friends,
ana % acquire new tributes OF appreciation
from me travelling public. He is determined
70 keeP good house. and one whirh will re-
commend itself.
ne asks The travellers by the Rail Road as
ven as oil others 10 give him one call, and If
mere DC any reasonable cause of3 complaint Of
me iafe OF the manner OF lis service. second
.isi Will NO, be expected He viii endesvor 10
% Poiile and courteous, snd I'll in his employ,
connected with the Hotel, win be required 10
practice the same deporiment. Preparations
nave been made for The accommodation Of vsi-
+ters-singiy or 10 families. aud the best the
markets afford will be at the service or his pa
irons. His bar will be furnished with good
WINES and LIQUORS, aud his stable will be
attended BY one of the best osilefs the State
can produce. JOS. +. ABEL. !
April 10, lS45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Jefferson Boot & shoe
RAgH0@Ya
NO. /, MILLER, 81 ROW

NO. l, 5HILLER'S ROW.
NAMES MCDANIEL, tenders his sincere
q thanks 10 his friends and customers for
their liberal patronage heretofore extended.
TO him, and begs leave 10 state To- his friends
and the public generally, that the Boot 81 Shoe
making will be carried on ipIits various branch-
es, with redonbIed energy, under the name OF
JAMES MCDANIEL & Co, who viii have on
hand al all times, Tire best materials, and also
the very best workmen that can be procured.
and will warrant their work TO boz inferior 10
none made in the Valley, and al prices which
(,hey humbly conceiye) will renderIentire salts
faction. They hope The plain, as wen as The
most fashionable, will give them a call.
J. Mcdaniel viii aIwaysbe found his post.
and will exert everyIefort TO give satisfaction.
Ladies wi'at oil times be waited on at their
houses, and the work returned. when done.
We expect TO keep on hand considerable
supply of all kinds of work. Persons who pa.
ironize us may rely upon the work being done
promptly, and our cash prices csnnot be beat.
J. MCDANIEL,
S. RIDENoUR.
Chsrlestown Feb I3, I645.
N. B. A journeyman wanted Immediately on
he ladies' hench -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Pow HAITIAN HOUSE,
RICHMOND, YIRGIVT.7,

VHEIS beipg the season for visiting, the sub.
4 scribsrwopld call at,eptien TO this Hotel,
so long and ESperalIy known under the control
OF Mrs. D1vaE Ms delightful location, its fine
accommoda ions, shfl The quiet sud orderly man
Der in yhicR il is conducted, make il most de-
sirabie resting place. for gentlemen with fami-
lies. Unebfdmbercd by other buildings, il pos
'sesses the Important advantage of free circu-
ls,ion Of sis, rendering il heslthyand pleasant.
Tho friepds OF the Subscriber, who " isfaed
him al DibHeIl's Springs and the Warm Springs,
are respectfully solicited 10 renew their &C.
qlaintsnce with him al the Powhsian House,
situated on . levet and beautiful emnence near
The centre ef the city, afew steps frem the Ca
pitol. GovernoE's Heass, land City Hall, and Ve-
~ co1fenient 10 the. Railroad Depols, Boat
Landings and tqsiEess part of the city. The
Powhatsn Coseh will DO in resdinsssto convey
passengers and baggage TO and from The Hotel
WITHOUT CHARGE, and thus save them
from so cents 10 ST porlerage.
BOARD! PER DAY $3.50.
Ban. osrths Basement Floor.
+CHAS. L. D1BRELL.
RichmoHd Jnly Al Sl5-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
WHEATFIELD Inn.
RaIfinlore md,-

NNHIS Hotel i situated on Howard street.
IL Two doors north OF Baltimore street. and
IN the immediate vicinity OF the business par, Of
The city. IL Contains upwards Of 100 rooms.
many OF which are parlors with bed rooms adj
joining, suitable for families 1t has been thor
oughly furnished with new and legsntfurni,ure
snd all the accommodations TO be found in any
Hotel in the east.
The proprietor hatters himself that'his long
experience N the business will enable him so
10 conduct the establishment in every depart.
ment IS 10 render entire satisfaction to all his
guests. 7.
Merchants, travellers, &c. visiting Baltimore,
will f6dFi a healthy and desirable location.
MCINTOSH, PRoPRIEToR.
Baltimore, April 3. l545.-H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
PUMP 8QgINQRe
4 Charles G.. Bragg

DEGS leave TO inform the citizens OF Lou
- doun, Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley and
Jefferson counties, that he still continues the
Pump Boring Business, and will be happy 10
serve the citizens of the above counties in that
way. His work shall be done in the most
workmanlike manner and perfect satisfaction
insured From long pursuit in this business,
he is confident shat he cannot be beat in his
calling, BY any one.
Promptness and 6delity shall ever be given
TO orders and.work. BY strict attention 10 bu-
siness he III inks he may RELY with confidence up-
on generous public for ! libers support.
Residence 10 Charlestown, Jefferson county,
Virginia, which direction, BY letter, will meet
with prompt attention.
CHARLES G.. Bragg.
Charlestown, April 3, l845-ly. - I.
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BOOE & S22OE :.
g ~ 9 ~ o q Y !

THE undersigned have entered into partner
i shipsfor carrying oh efficiently their bust
ness, at the old stand of John Avis, SEN, nearly
opposite the Bank, Charlestown.
They mean 10 keep always on hand the best
Leather And other materials that can be pro-
cured in the Eastern cities, and will employ
one but The best workmen.
I, Being thus prepared. they invite their old
customers and the public to give them a cafl,
with the assurance that every effort will be
made 10 turn out the most superior work, and
at prices. which must be satisfactory 10 ALL
Try them, and judge for yoprselves1 i
JOHN AVIS, hsen.
~ JOHN AVIS, JUN.
Charlestown, March 30. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
q 0A{aDo

rTNHE undersigned would not do justice 10 his
4 own feelings(nor to~his> kind friends, were
he to withholtehs Acknowledgements forlhe We
ry fa,tering encouragement he has met with
since his return to Charlestown, in the Joiner &.
Cdrpente,ing Business, and would say TO all, that
his best efforts will be directed TO please the
plainest or the most fastidi6us.
Call and see him, few doors west of DR..
Cordell's.s N. MYERS.
July ~ l644-tf.:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The forward young lady Of sixteen who
wilI meet laver more than bali way is
moi n och 10 MY taste. ] would go mile
or two out of#my way rather than meet
her. But HAL blue eyed girl with bright
hair. who al nineteen feels herself loo
young TO listen 10 a lovers vows, is
what? No matter whas-but. she is moi
for you sir, III / can prevent il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
CASH FOEg NEGFOES.

TWILL at all times give the highest prices
= in C.4SH, for likelyEyoung NEGROES. 81
both sexes, frontier d twenty-five Years 81
age. Persons having likely servants to dispose
Of will do we'll toeall on me at my residence.
IN Charlesiosn; and any Communication ii
writing will be promptly atiendsdto
January 5, l843.--tf YIN. sCROW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

He who meyer changed bis opinion.
never corrected any of bis mistakes. and
be who uss never wise enough 70 6nd A.
ny mistakes ingbimseIf, will not be char
table enough u excuse what be reekons
mistakes 10 Others
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Forms 4 A mixture Of equal quantities
OF sail and ashes. applied around the stem
OF young cibbage and mos, other plants.
is recommended to keepIoff worms-a nd
mixture Of SCOT and sulphur sprinkled
on cucumher, splash, and melon vines,
TO keep offshnps. Sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

SYipfuyoE Ia distinguished writer says
there j, but one passage in The Bible where
The girls are commanded 10 kiss the men,;
thai i, ID the golden rule. Whatsoever
We would tba,Imen should do unto you do
We even 50 10 ihem.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

We never yei knew The man disposed.
ioscorn the humble who was not himself
a fair object of stoin 10 the humbIest-5
A man Of liberal mind has reverence:
for the little pride that seasons every con
diiion, pnd would deem j, ! sacrilege TO
affront Or ahste the respect which Is main
tanned with 4one 81 Ne sdven,ilions aids.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
MEW GStNMS.

Il UST received and for sale low RAJ ca,b \
- SPRING $ SUMNER WE.3R.
BOtfIfets az Hats:
fnll assortment Straw and Braid Bonnee, latest
Ghi2 hats Tor men and boys, all prices,
Beaver. Rnssiaand Cashmere Haze q
WOODWARD. and Paint.d Il.
Half Bnshel and Peck Measures. 81
Washing tubs, Barrel .churns. Butter boul. nd
Sugar-boxes.
Groceries . A good stock on hand r1 -. =,
HardrGre and TfnioaTs--A full &,
Hbsf
Glass and China Ware--A 1900,
assortment. 49,
Boois and Shoes--For mer
rem, cheap and good, BY >co
Kerneysville, May q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

A genteel' looking fellow 5argsined
witasa. London shop keeper for as much
lace as would reach from oueyoi his ears
10 The other, FOR aJHfere triflfe the fellow
put down bis money saying one ear is
here--the other is nailed 10 the.pilpry in
Bristol. 4 fear you have poi % much BY
you, therefore ] will take what you baye
on The counier, and trust that the respwill
be provided With oil possible expedition
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
BRICK HOTEL
4 n Charlesto.cn, Jefferson County. Yiirein;;u,.

home
in
neIn xsuresdjohing
on-and decidedly
honsl Why testimony o fact
ntee orderly
not heretofore
- Ff"a anu ooatues ean
mesb
j
with confidence
him
a The Nv sApp
yigan, AprhI. (
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

yARtI E T X.

.HaIlo, there, Tommy, my boy, shsi
are YOU climbing up thai ladder Tor -
ITO see how high the thermometer Is
dad"
''How high is il, my son =
nJsst aboye the thirt-slory winders.-
Hadn't no idea i:was so warm. Ho-o-o.
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

uIydeathusbapd. H. said an amiable and
witty wife to her iruant lord. one morning
after returning home at late hour, some.
~whatthe worse for an evenings Gissipa.
ton, do you think, really. that.a man and
vile ale#boih one, ss is sometimes saidi
Certainly, my dear, how shall il be
otherwise But why ask the question z
Because. she replied. II ina, be the
fact. am bound 10 express my regre, and
ask your forgiveness for being iE1prudent
last night. Pardon me this one offence,
and I promise you tha, ! will never gel
drunk again
Therebuke was eifeetual.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The Rssp is The name of a paper pub
Iisbed@st Alton, Ohio. lis patrons keep
files Of il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
) EDUCATION !!
!. LISBON INSTITUTION,
EOttttoasR County, T'irgis,ia.


YENHIs Institution was established in 1899,
- and is now in successful operation under
the management of BENZ. II. BENTON.
10 this Institution are taught the branches
usually taught in the best English Schools -
The Latin and Greek Languages, Astronomy
with the use of the Globes, Algebra, Plain, So
III and. Analytical Geometry, Plain and Spheri-
cal Trigonometry, Method Of calculating and
using Logaritbms, Theory aud Practice of Sur
vsying, Leveling, Plotting, Mechanical and
architectural Drawing, &C.. Comic Sections,
the application OF the Mathematician the Arts
and Sciences, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
.. The Institution has been furnished at consid-
us expense, william extensive collection of
5ophical ard Chemical Apparatus, Globes.
Diagrams, and Models, and full courses Of
Scientific Lectures
@Fered to the Ntldeuts These Lectures
~ illustrated BY seTeTut hund ted highly inter-
Iestlng experiments The apparatus has been
collected with particular care, and some Of il
a superior 10 any in virginia
The Academy is also supplied with cabinet
OF Minerals, Shells, Fossils. Geological Speci.
mems, &c. Also, Work shop furnished with
Turnlng-lathe, and a variety Of tools and Stu.
dents Of mechanical genius may devote their
leisure moments TO Turning 10 wood, iron, brass.
or steel; brszing, soldering, filing, screw cut
ting, screw turning, casting in brass, galyanic,
silvering, &c. IN
The prices for tuition vary from ls to s32,
according TO the branches studied and, in con-
sloera'ion Of The present owPrices of proyis-
ion. the price for BOARD is
Reduced to Sirty eigh Dollars,
Per session OF ten months. Each student must
be supplied with towels, and have all bis clothes
conspieuotsly markedswith his name id full. An
extra charge Of SIC win be made for Washing
and, when red uired, books win be- furnished al
moderate prices.
For further particulars apply to BES1aMrs II
BENTON, Principal.
Address Middleburg Post Office.
Jan o. 1aI5-1v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

cirisfs SedmieSs Cont at Trsres. "A
bookseller id Dusseldorf spsiuiing a book
containing d particular sccoun; of no less
than IL seamless coats, all affirmed to be
the yeritablP coat worn BY Christ!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
lllc Veigh s. Brother,

An IKE now receiving from .Neio York, per
IA Schooners Frank, Phebe Eliza, and other
vessels, their SPRING SUPPLY of GRocERlEs,
consisting as follows -
1875 bids New Orleans and Porto Rico "a
IS boxes Woolsey g. Woolsey's and other g
brands, loaf q
30 barrels crushed and pulyefised >
30 boxes White Havsnna p
100 hhds tierces and barrels , -,
n oland w and sugar-house. ''0'a'se'
300 bags Rio Green !
$50 do Old Java, Maracaibo and Angos- 3
1876 do St catharine & St Domingo e
rs do Laguyra
IS chests Gunpowder and Imperial 2r.
so de Young Hyson and Pouchong
.l5OIboxes and butts plug Tobacco, SIS, l2's and
les
IS do do super cayendish
5 5 3 3: s:. +; .:. s;:;' ff'
20,O 300 Spanish Segars
100000 Half Spanish do
$1,000 American do
IS boxes Rosin }
90 do CASTLE S-SOAPS. e
$50 do Shaving and ToiletS
$50 do Mould and Dipped
Ook Wv hPOim o-S anu u > n
ll0 do and kegs Poland and Colga,e's Starch
100 do bunch Raisins j
no bales Bordeaux and Marseilles Almonds.
|20 do Fiiberts
20 boxes ShelIed Almonds
| s cases Preserved Ginger
Is boxes Rock candy
1000 lbs Genoa Ciiron
L baskets Salad Oil - -
20 cases Olives and CapeTs
100 dozen barrels Tobole Salt
as Kegs SaHpetfe 1
2Ihbds fresh Nader HI
E3 do FCopperas
So barrels Clipped Logwood
10 casks EPSON Salts I
l50 kegs .Salara;tus
/ 75 do Ground Ginger
10 bags Race do
5Eboxes Birthstone 4 81.
500 lbs sbper Indigo
$500 do Alum
.25 boxes Fig Blue
10 barrels putty Gin bladders) sts
200 kegs Lewis's extra lead
100 boxes GLASS; BY 10, and II hyf2
200 bsgs Shot assorted Nos = 81
80 kegs Dupont & Hazards Powder
DO boxes Sanger's Mustard s
lI50 lbs fresh Natmegs.
so do Mace
25Os do Cloves Il #
75tboxes Ground Pepper
75 Mats Cassia -
go bags Pepper and Pimento
HOO Nests Sugar Boxes
75 dozen Painted Buckets h n
80 do Corn Blooms
$50 Demijobns{
100 boxes Pipes
$50 dozen Mason's and British Blackirg
IS coils Bedcord and Leading Liness
l25 Realms No Ruled Cep and Letter Paper
ace Single ard Crown Wrapping do
8O0sacks G A and Blown SHIT factory fiiled)
300 bushels 4 Salt {in bulk)
75ycasks Old Madeira
Pale and brown Sherry, i>
pld Port, Mascat and suTTNro.
sweet Malaga, Sicily and
French Madeira
40 casks Peppermint and Cinnamon Cordials
10 do Pure Cider, Vinegar
Vita very many other articles which ,tbe ii.
pits Of an advertisement excludes. and have
1een purchased on the mbst favorable term.
lndPrior to NE adpance in price Of Sugar Molas-
Iesfkc.
feeing confident that We have il in our pow
a 70 supply Country Merchants with Groceries
lsfhsop and upon farora5fe terms as ca 4 Be bad
n Baltimore, we'most cordially invite All those
'0Htignous 10 the Canal, and Dealers penerallv3
Q make Us visit, examine our assortment,
'rices and terms
The canal being completed 10 our city. affords
Merchants in the Valley Of Virginia cheap
nd ready transportation for merchandise; and
'ope they viii be induced 70 make US visit,
nd have no doubt their interest can be promot-
q by purchasing their Groceries and other de-
cfiptions of goods in our market.
Gle rs trial yMeYEIGH & BRO.
Prince Street Wharf &
aI.tE n ~ 49, + l..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
New Spring and s ;iznEnc
GCDDS.

~ SSA Az tdiau . ataAkkAB
fl.- GOODS.
TINE SUBSCRIBER has just returned from the
i north with Slsrge anh ieellseieeisa Stock d
SPRING md SU1lINER GOODS,
consisting in part Of the following articles, viz
Plain andlfancy French csssimeres,
do. 4 do. DO. gambooDs & drillngs,
Nav style balzoriRes. Sursizes, and lawns,
CaIicoes and chintzesI Of every description
and price,
Jaconett, mall, swiss, and sock muslias,
1 Tarleton nSslins. silk bonnet patterns,
Irishiinenss brown and white linen. criilingsI
Edgings and laces,
Ladies nigh caps, hid Ind silk gloves,
Ladies and childrens mi,ts. "a grea, variety, J
Hosiery OF every description,
English straw, Braid, Rutland and Neapoli!
tan benueis,
Bonnet and cap ribbons, srii6ciels,
Faneysilk and Madras crsva,s.
Linen checks, brown ahd French linens.
Psrasols and parasoletss, sun shades and UNI
breilas, fans OF every description,
A general assortment Of
H.fRDW.aRE .4NDlQUEENSW.aRE.
Together with every othsr article usually found
ia retail store, which hkill be sold cheap fot
Cask. Or TO punetual customers on credit Of
Twelve months. JOHN n. McENDREE.
shephsrdstOwn, May | 1915 Fl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Ingraim Carpeting.

n NOR sale a. The Shannondale Factorv. Some
eeauiifel Ingram Carpeiine. which win
e eisposed Of on advantageous terms for cash
p o3 q Short credit, or viii be exchanged for
Woo to be delivered By The Isl June next.
-, J0BE & co.
Feb 90, le45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
lg-A young minister 10
u,ba h;,.atE

va young minister 10
hsh, who .prided himself on
Ing The purest English, told bis ser.
want eirl to ertinguish The candle.
What's your will. sir z asked Jenny.
sPut out lhe candle, said the minister
"A few days after, when he, was enter
tanning some friends a dinner, Jenny
asked him il she should 'extinsaish' the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Notice TO Passengres.

nm and after the Monday the 10Th, the rates
~ Of fare on The Winchester and Potomac
Railroad will be as follows, viz
From Winchester 10 Harpers-Ferry. 50 90
DO do do i. and return 90
From Winchester TO Hafl,own ias.
From 70, w'ip " 10 chagle.torn ! 90
From Winchester to Cameron's 81
IL Do do do and return S7l
F0% Winchester to Thomp'On's' 75f
do do do and return rs
From, Winchester to Wadesville OF op. b. SO
Do DO do and return SO
! t'r on Winchester to stepaen.On's 8
From ifall,o~n,o Harpers,Ferry sTs
Dp do do andreturn 50
From cbarlss,Own' to Harpers-Ferry tn So
From Cameron'sto Harpers-Fery e.,
Do tdo do and rsturn 625
fr Da Th0m r to Har e s Z,
From Wadesyille or Q. Brdgeto II. Ferry 90
II Do do do and return IS
From stephespsOn's 70 Harpers-Ferry so
DO do do and return so
"A Passenger Train will pass over the road
everyday.
Passengers viii be taken up or SEA down at
uny point on the line Of the road.
4 The reduced charge for going and returning,
will be extended, only, when tickets are taken;
and passengers who take such tickets will be
yallowedths privilege of one intervening day.
II Persons who do not take tickets, will be
charged six cents per mile, fortwhateyer dis
lance they may travel on the road, The same
rate will be charged between any two depots on
the line fthe road.
BY order, &c.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

sublime ElOqasuce.--A slump preacher.
describing The latter days, says Then.
my hesrers, The axle Of The globe will
have become so rusty, that the earth viii
siopturning like the old weather cock on
youder barn. You viii Sc obliged 10
grease The winds 10 make them glide O.
rerlhe earth, and The lighiniqgs Of hea-
ven will descend without The assistance
Of ladder.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

A man ran off with ANOTHER mans wife.
the other day and stole four of bis shirts
atihe same time. This befeaved husbabd
says. II the runaway win agree 10 Ike
with his wife. be shall be welcome to The
shirts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

'I'm very much pressed for time, as
the man said when his-wits Rugged and
kissed him, to coax gold watch Out of
him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
.CERTLEIcaTES.

=
We, the undersigned, certify that we have
had Mr.. Mathew McKeever's newly invented
patent Thrashing and Cleaning Machine in use
on our farms, and we thrashed and cleaned from
Two handred and fifty to three hundred bushels
Of Wheat per day, with the same number of
hands apd horses that we have to work the
contmong thrashing machine heretofore-and we
considerBthis machipe one of the greatest time
saving apd aylng machiaes we have ever
had in use We consider il a valuable improve
ment, aid recommend il TO the public.
Gsolge W Crawford, james Bell,
Sitqs II. Smith, ID. W. Patteson, I.
W. ID. B,H. IT,
staunIOn, Jan. IL, 1899. n
We, The undersigned, have examined Mr..
NJ Mckeever's newly inyented patent THRASH,
ing and cleaning MschiHe, and considsrita va
liable improvement, The labor saved by il in
cleaning the grain as it is thrashed, without any
ADDITIONAL force, IL 40 adyanlag el well worth the
constellation offaImers. wSfully concur in
tho qasntity thrashed, with the above gen,le-
men, apd we have no doubt more could have
been larashed under more favorable circutn-'
stances
"A Thomas j .Micsis. S. " Fooarard,
Bsnjqnia CrG,cfOrd. IVA II .fRen,s
ta .NfeksC KINNEY. John c. Sotetr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

PAP. well, nv dear, what isns'-
.Didn 4 you tell me the world was rouadl'
Yes. Then Why don't il cone to an
md My child. how often mn.t tell
you moi toItatk when tyoa are eaiingi'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Rife Shooting There is a BOY al Lou.
doun, N. II say the Patriot and State
Gazette. who, at the distance Of quarter
Of a mile. can pick "a bundle Bee from a
mullen stock, off band, ten times in sue.
cession. He is small chap, AID carried
quite small shooting IRON for these dig
gings, the barrel Of bis rife weighing on
y forty pounds.
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An editor out West remarks tYou might
ss we'll try to eonf5ns thunderboIl ia d
quart cup. as 10 ofamp our gepius; ii il
rising like bowl Of yeast =
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WlNcHEsrER.lJune 3. 1915.

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We tho Undersigned, certify that we have
had Mr. Mathew MeKeeger's improved patent
Thrasfiue and Cleaning Maehine in use on our
farms last season, and we thraskel and cleaned
from tlso hundred and ifty 10 three hundred
bushels Of wheat per dsy. with the sane num-
Der ofs hands and horses thai we have hsd 10
work he common thrashing machiae hereto.
fore-swe consider this machinease of the great
est tiae-saring and labor saving msehnes we
have ever had in use. The grain being thrash
ed andsepai a;ed from the straw and cleaned be.
fore itfalls 10 The aoor, is worth the considers.
tioa cf farmers No recon mend thi, machine
70 all sTho may wish 10 purchase or employ
Imschlhe 10 thrash their present crop. Give
This machine trial, and you will never wsItto
employ one OF any other kind