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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-13
w01(0LE OF lSl2lslE1DOIa
SATURDAY, MARCH s. 1915.
For the Voice of Freedom
Greeting Of Two Missionary Ships
AecENE on AHEATuEN COAST.

War has been declared between the
two great Anglo-SsSon nations for ter
ritory, which each would feel too poor to
buy, if to take a single infant on its
mothers breast and hang it on gihbet,
were the purchase price. There are two
proud ships, freighted with armed men
who yesterday were brothers, bearing up
10 some small seaport on the coast of In
dia. Each has on board halla score oil
missionaries, 'shod with the preparation
of the Gospel Of Peace, and sent in a
government ship to preach the heart sub
DUNG truths Of the Christian religion to
the benighed pagan. There, litleway
from the shcre, is the humble missionary
house, and the old toll worn missionary
stands with tears joy in the door, wait
ing to greet the new band oflaboIers to
the mission field. The native children
Of his school press round him and share
his Joy, while their fathers and all the
rude heather Of the hills run down to
the beach to see the approaching ships.
Slowly they near each other and the land;
one bearing in the starry drapery at lis
mas: head, gIded eagle, the other a Ii
on, and on their decks men in black and
men in red, but all speaking the same
lsnguago,prolessug to be children ofthe
sane heavenly Father. A sign of mu'
tual recognition passes between the two
ships, and hundred doors instantly
open in their sides, disclosing rows Of
large mouthed cannon. Every man on
board brandishes long silver handled
butcher knife or loaded musket, except
the missionary, who carries Bible at his
eide instead Of the cartridgcbox A mo-
ment of silence ensues, while an Ameri
can and English minister of the Gospe
Of Peac pray TO the God of battles tc
fight for both the eagle and the lion. --
Then like floating volcanoes, The two
vessels belch forth at each other from
their iron orators fire and smoke and tor
rents ofred lava. Rocking and rceIing
10 the redeemed sea the tall masted ships
approach each other amid horrid com
bustion. The tempest offire and smoke
grows more and more terrific. The quicl
explosion and crash of the iron thunde
bolts; the falling of mAsts;thc cry Of fight
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-13
J. HOLCOMB, Editor & Publisher.

broken ribbed ships; the plunge Of dea'
bodies beneath the crimsoned waves; 1.-THE
hoarse braying Of the battle trumpet; the
oaths and fierce imprecations Of mad
dened human beings, all minclng theii
hellish echoes in the fiery chaos, are to
the unconverled pagans on the shore the
sound of the feet which profess to bring
good tidings Of greatjoy to all people,
To their unenlightened hearts, thus min
istration of fire and blood, this scene OF
mutual butchery, is associated with the
ministrations of the Gospel of Jesus
Christ an illustration of International
christianity among Christian nations!-
Follow those missionaries to the shore
from the slippery decks of the two dis
mantled ships. Release them from the
law that made them enemies, and let
them stand up before the unchristianised
natives, and with their shoes full OF Chris
tain blood, tell them the story Of the
cross, Of the peace breathing doctrines
of Jesus; of the spirit ofhis life and pre-
cepts; of his great law Of love, which
commands his followers to love their en-
emies; to resist not evil, but to overcome
evil with good How, think you, would
such precepts, from such lips, fall upon
pagan ears' After such baptism in fire
and blood and burning hate. what elo-
ment would there remain in the Christ
ian religion to commend it to the hearts
ofthe worshi7pers of Juggernaut'
Is this fancy sketch, American Chris
tian? 1t is hut back ground lineament,
teebly drawn "a minor incident, OF that
great catastrophe imminent upon human
ity in this matter ofthe Oregon Terrific
ry. lfthisworld is ever TO be redeemed
from tyranny Of darkness and despot;sm
Of sin, it will, it must be done through
the Anglo Saxon race. A war with Eng
land, for any cause, would be war with
God his Gospel, the spirit and precepts
of his religi,n; with humanity, with all
living and future generations ofmen on
he whole earth. The discharge ofihe
first paixhan gun in such contest would
not on y sink ship, hut it would sink
the whole heather world TO the deepest
depths Of that moral night in which they
CROPPED century ago! A war with Eng
land!-it would be the greatest curse
that has visited this world since the fall
Of man! 4. Is.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-13
From the New York Tribune.
TO CASSIUS NJ. CLAY,
On reading his address to the People Of Ky.

Right nobly said, right nobly done.
Brave champion of the Hest!
Stirred BY that rushing, glowing tide,
Each generous heart beats high with pride
That freedoms shield hath such breast,
Our country such son.
A glorious strife, bloodless field,
A victory waits thy hand;
For mail and helmet, shield ard lance,
The enchanted swords Of old Romance;
We're weak before Truths shining brand,
The weapons thou dost WELD.
Forth from those serried ranks of Wrong
Alone see the stand;
l hear thy voice sound clear and high,
In trumpet tones the battle cry
That echoes through the land,
"For Right against the Strong !"
Right nobly done To bid one slave
Stand up erect, man,
To me, were higher glory far
Than claiming to triumphal car
fl thousand captives from the plain,
Where Wars red honors wave.
My country! though thy furnished name,
Thy Freedom be JEST
Thus true TO God, thus true TO thee,
If thou canst boast such sons as he,
The Occur de Lion of the West
Briei, brief shall be thy shame. C. LYNCH
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e o IS e l& * O.
WE WATCHED HER SILENTLY.

WE WATCHED HER SILENTLY.
BY T. HOOD.
JTe watched her breathing THO the night,
Her breathing soft and low,
As in her breast the wave of life
Kept heavirg to and fro,
So silently we seemed to speak,
So slowly moved about,
ifs we had lent her half our powers
To exc her being out.
Our very hopes belied our fears;
Our fears our hopes beIied;
We thought her dying when she slep';
.dad Sleeping when she died.
For when the morn came dim and sad,
find chill with early showers,
Her quiet eye.lids closed:--she had
.fno,her morn than ours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
ELK BRANCH
COAL COAL

OUdLt OUhL- a
UST received and for sale 81 Dufieleis De.
- pot, . lot Of the bes, COAL for smithing
ever brought into the county. II is the same
coal which is used 10 all the Machine shopsO
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.
Il can De had 81 the low rate of lS ceuIs per
oushel. All kinds of produce taken 10 exchange
for Goods, Coal, Iron, Nails, and Salt; for kich
produce will give Baltimore price, deducting
freight and commissions. Gitt ne shake
ALFRED DUFFIELD.
Nav is 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
Commissioners OGct

f1The ADORE named Samuel STider, and the
creditors of said Slrider by liens on his real
estate, are hereby required 10 appear my Of.
fee in Charlestown, Jefferson County, Wiz
ginfa on The lsih day Of January ners, with their
vouchers or other evidence, 10 order that maj
execute The decres from which The shove sex
racted. EDW'D E, COOKE, Com
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
ExrRAcr FRoM DkcREE.

1T is ordered, That Master missioner,
4 Cooke do audit any fnrther liens which may
De presented and pFoyed before him, and leave
is giyen 10 the defendant, S. Strider, 10 show il
any OF the claims already reported, are entitled
10 further credits, and make report thereof 10
the next court.
A Copy-Tesie,
r. r. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
H.4RPERS-FERRK
N4W GOODS
CHEAPER Than EV.ER.

ENHE subscriber has just returned from Bal
l Imure with = very cheap and handsome
Stock of FALL s WINTER GOODS. His
stock consists 10 part Of the following, viz:
Cloths and Csssimeres Of every variety, cheap
Sstiinst ali colors and prices
A handsome assortment Of ves,ings
LsIsssslSlef all prints aud patterns, and the
ehespeseeyer sold
Ahpacas-rsfielF Of patterns
scasame.es, beautiful patterns and cheap
Shawls Of various patterns s1d size
Bleaehed and brown colIons
Donestics Of every dfsfFiPtion
Plsin and striped linsey
Llbsey for men. heavy and cheap
Rcse and white blankets
Servants do
great variety Of genllemeR's and boys Fur,
Glib Velvet snd Glazed caps
Beaver. Rlissis, CssseDere and Silk hats
lSrge and general assortment Of tsroePrles,
whsch fpledge msselfto sell as low or lower
dian ihey can be had IL the Valley. Coffee
~ The Bag. MaIzsses all Sugar By the Dbl
Nails from 4 10 10 cts
Hardware. COED assortment
Chsna AID Q1eenseare DO
Sioeeware do
Allof which will be sold al reduced prices
Nv friends aud The public generally, ATE re-
qaesied tocall and examine- and judge foElhem-
selves. John u WlLSON.
ITsrpers Ferry, Dec 5. ls44-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson County, oct %, 1874
The President Directors and Company offths Ha-
gersiotcn Bank and others, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST n
Samuel Strider and others. DEFENDANrs,
IN CH4NCERY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
MANCHESTER.


Il
mn aud after The Menday The lDsa. ne rates i
" Of fare on The Winchester ana rosomes
Railfoaa viii be a. follows. VIZ;
From Winehesler 70 Hzrpers- Ferry. .,,,,' 5 81,
Fr0m Winchester to Halllown ss
Froe, vV;nehe.,er 10 ct,srlestowa %
s spa e a. y s-s do d = sndresurn \ 90
From ON wins he e.mrsaps
Do DO DO and re'1fn 4 80 s
Fo@ Winchester TO TA0%PsOn's Il ;.,sr. 7 IS
Fran yv,aehs.,.;r a. Vaudeville CT OPP. d. 50
DO do do and retuEn ~
from winei.es,er 10 stephensOn's g
Do do do and return ~
FroG IIsIl,osn,O flarpers-Ferry "a
Do do do sndre,urn 20 /
From chsrlsaOva "a. HsrPers-Ferry 50
ff Do ca1t DC ha'ps So .adreg4u sss
From ThOmpsm's 10 IiarPers-Ferry !. ~
From wadessiIle OF D. BridgesO H. Ferry g
b. do do sgd retaafn | e
From S.ephenson's To- Hsrpers-Fefry 81 %
Do DO do and return : =
Messenger Train will pass. Orer 'ne .toao
every dsS.
PasseGgsrs>will be taken sp or sci down a
uny point on thsaine Of The road.
The reduced charge for going and returning
viii be extended, only, When tickets are taken
Z and passengers who take such tickets Eiii o'
1 allowed the privilege of.oDe intervenipsoay'
Persons who do not take iickets- WIN y
charged six cents per mile, for Whatever us
: lance they may travel on the road \ ne sA'n
8 rate win be CHARGED between any two depotso
the line Of the road. 1855.
n ID q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
HAMILTON. Feb Is Iaan.

- MI TN, 7 60. p, IH4U.
DR.. D. Jasne-Dear Sri had not finished
me FIRST bottle Of your Hair Tome before de-
Fclded change vas manifest oyer sse bald part OF
The bead TO which il was applied. new growth
OF hpe glossy hair, much like that Of an infant,s
appeared, aud has continued TO increase $50 I'M
| naye had il cul two or three Zines.
began tne use OF the Tonic with liltle Or no.
y ls'lp mat y wopld ever be successful On my
>head and was as much surprised as delighted
when Jaw the effect You recoIleclihe appear-
ance 81 my head when il your ofice> I8sssMe
yoa me haIr has been nearly, il mol qliie, an
ncniong atthe times hsye bad cut, on those
paris which were nearly destitute Of any when
you saw me. II was, hoaeyer.ysfs 6ne chen Il
quite lhlck' Respectfully yours. &c
GEoAeE w EAToN1
Professor in Hamilton Literary and Theofogi
cal Seminary, Madison Co.,.N.Y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
LaW NOTICES.

TIRGLNL8, Jefferson County, Sci.
DEcEMBER Rules. .lSll, ia the County
Court: :
Jossph HORROR, Pc iNrrFF,
AGAINST
John Lock and Others.
IN CHANCERY.
TIME Defendants. Elizabeth Lock. Henry Bealn
u aud Juliet Abn his wife, Harrison K tsoran
and Ann G. his wife, Henry Gray and Aiartha his
wife, Thomas 5. Willisms and Rebecca Ana his
w,fe, hayiHg entered their appearance and Civ
en- security according "a the Act OF Assembly std
the rules Of this Court and appearing by saiisfac.
tory evidence that they ARE not Inhabitants of this
Commonwealth; ills ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day Of next
Feb term Of this Court. and answer the bill or The
plsidsitf; and that copy Of this order be rOlth-
with inserted In some newspaper published iR
this County, for two months successfully, and be
posted at the front door Of the Court oil this
County. A Copy-Teste. &
r.. A., MOORE, Clerk.
~. Z toli fti
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
DEFENDANIS
IN CHANCERY

THE defendant, Jas w. Jones' not having entered
his appearance, and given security according 10
the act ofassembly and the rules Of this court ;
and il appearing by satisfactory evidences that
he is not an inhabltant ofthis Commonwealth ::
Il is ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here or lhe lstday of the next March term, or
this Court, and answer the billof the plaintiffs,
and shat copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in This
county, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door Of The Courthouse ofIhfs
county. A coPy-Teste,
T. A. MOORE e. C.
Dec o6 1874 u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

FL BAlriMoRs, June 10, 1874
Messrs SANnss< Gentieuiens Most ebeeriullyldb
add NJ the numeEous testimonials Of our lie pres
serSttiSe SsrsapNt4lls was attacked IL the Year
1889 wtlh seofftlous affection on my upper lii
and eohtipulng upward taking hold Of my nose ana
s.rr91pding. parts, uhnlth passages Tor conveying
tea,slrom theseyes TO the destroyed which
causeaen ulleeasing flow Of tesra 1t also Affected
my gums, causing discharge very unpleasant, and
my teeth became 50 eose that il would not have eeh
hard Task 10 pull them out with slight jerk-sueh
were my feelings and suffering At this time that /
was rendered perfectly miserable / consulted the
first Ply sieians Of fhe City. hut With lite benefit
Every thing heard q was tried, but all Of no ser-
q mf hut this, Ike other remedies. id 10 good,
he disease continued eradsaly 10 fnct,esste untif
my whole bnsiy w. affected. Bdi tbanks Is id
mAniiy, my Physician Recommended Your prepara-
tuonot SaTsapaTilla. procured fiunlyoar aYseut
2 ulHs City, DC. James A Reed 6 boltles andl ID
less Hme than three months was restored 10 health
and taaplness Your Slrsapsrjla shane effected the
cure, aid with desire that the sfili6ied NAV nd
longer suffer, but The right medicine and be FREE
from disease, with feelings Of joy sud gratitude j
remain your friend
DANIEL N, CDNNIKAN.
Any one desirous to knos farther particulars win
hntf metst my residence in street, where il
vii afford me pleasure to Communicate any thingih
reIatiod to this cure
DANIEL McCDyNlKANs
Per. onaly appeared before me the abose named
Daniel McConnikau and made oath II the facts cor
tanned M The foregoing statement. H
john CLOUD, h
Justice o. the Peace Of The City If BALTIMORE.
ForNiarther particulars and conclusive evidence d
is supeFiorsaiue and efficacy, see pamphlets winch
may 9esoblained gratis.
rrePFeed aud sold; Wholesale and retail by
a. Is. ID SANDS, Druggists, 1
~ rulton-street, US Broad Nay, II EAsl Broadway.
Alsp by JOSEPH M. NiLKLIN, 1f
BetTgviRe. I
Sodalso by Druggists generally throughout thel
United States. Price, 81 per @Baltls SIX bottles
for S5iI
g5LfIhe public are respectfully requested TO red
member that = IS Sands Ssfsaparilla that has and Isl
constantly achieving such remarkable cures Of the
most difficult class Of Diseases 10 which lie human
frame ssublect therefore, ask for SAndss Sarsaoa
rilIa, anil take no other.
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[FFom- the somerrlIlc lN. I-l Mhir Z


3. IRON the Somervillc { N J) WhigI
Some tIne slnce1 called upon MFR p Nilsson.
oi Someryille, for DIR. Jayne's celebrated Hair
4 Tonic, 70 restore my hair, which was .hen fall
lug o1 daily. ] procured onebottIe, and applied
ats conteuts according to The directions. When
tne bottle was exhausted, | discovered 10 nv
great surprise and satisfaction, that the youny
HAIR was starting handsomely / tberefofezpur.
chased another, andsoon TIL Il had used psS@ess
bottles, and now, as compensation, my lfaiE IS
as thick jas ever
And what is mole surprising, nv bafsiness
was not dccssioned by sickness, ii which case
there IS greater hope of restorstionZ but was
hereditary Jas. RbcERs, Meihodift Mi
ister, Mount Horeb. Somerset Co. II ii
Jayne's Tonic Yermifuge, sac and plsasant
remedy fpri worms. DS soc psiz Weaknsss 49,
and Fever. -. -. 2 su0
sJayns's Caruiinaiive Ba1sam, Is acerta.in. 81
ana siscanal cure for D5sentery, Diarrhxe cao-
s, !. Mcrbus Summer complaint, chole. 1srspigg
Pans, Sour Stomach, sick and ner T9ps. ssaa-l
acne, Heastburn, Waterbrash pin or s'sSRssss
ol the stomschs and all bowel 1sei9ss1f 1ts
aynes SanaEiy tx KIN. In e,
pePsia, RheumaIisni Psins ii III
Tlty 81 the Hood ces n..Ms j Diseases w,
Limbs Bilious Ssys II iierafigs gr -
lot ali st.s IL : e1aifed s. Z;
medciFs e I, s.. b. D JAYNE, No 90 So,
s 'is5sI,hIs. Whfre bis Other s ssasn
NAY b Esd sf for sals X s'ue-
8 JOIN BROWN. Char ISs
s5 JesF s r cRo g Hsrp II e " Y
5 sFos n 4 lssS &. FOR Ez shephsrss.ss,ary
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CHaRLESToRN.

Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Fancy .4Tti-
ctes, Confectionery, Sc, SC.
J.H, BEARD& CO.
n RE Just receiving large and fresh supply
~ Of Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Fancy Articles
Backs, &c (, which they respectfully offer ioiheif
customers and the public generally at reduced
prices and on The usual Terms
charlesiown. Nov IA. 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
nn norrs 81 AssExA rios.
TarfffnI-

+ ~ 4. t--~-t -
TEsr of-iiss. B frDIsc me -
geref snysrisbiy al inaos..,. - ss
~ calls lopdesi for ihs s.;,a. .
sesis bin worst. spd $500 49, m
Than sEy one else II III r -~ ner'
nPssy j. mixed. will .ig.n Il
q p be the man Of III o.hefs ~ y .ofn
entitled. either 81 rabk o. ;n,ls,;a ''s, .sasi
give himsslt airs: Pe5ple so 49, ssse 10
scious 81 Khai i. due 10 tbem q con
play iIrilsbIiiy or inpesuosity = dl:'
manu- 'osu.s ~ els,l'ly-sheir eiyiihy 10
comb. holly aware that sonethsag mo-
than Ordinary is necessary 10 Prop- s ,rss
effect. is sure, whether IN ciups OF COZ
rooms, 10 be the mos: issildlol $. enc .s =.
tious Of the community the mos ~. me
less aud irritable smorsst MS 3es alote his
most cfinging and s0'seiVieni
supeTioTs. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
Dr. . JAYNE PhiIadeEnhia. 80

fHLADALPHlA, May 10s 1893.
DR. Jayne-Deaf Sir !: | feel thai csfl HARDLY
say enough in iayor~of.s our Hair Toxic. Nv
hair had been falling Oh for aSoul tyso wears.
and had become very thin, threatening speedy
badness when commenced nsiug your remedy.
In about one week il ceased TO fan of: ihaye
used 4 now for bout three months and have as
lnl and thiek.a head Of hair as ! can aosstuIy
,tesire. have recomnlended-is use IA d num-
Der Of my friends, who all speak well. dc ii. If
faithfully employed | have no doubt Ql-lts gem
erai success may add that before using your
Tonic had tried mary of The various articles
employed for the hair, such as the AIacassar Oil,
all ne dliersDt preparations Of Bears Oil, We
getabe Half OIL, &C. without expefie0cing
mueh.il any. benefit.
Respectfully yours, F.rcH, MD.
No l72 Chestnut street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

tIhGlyY II, 2sHsTFesfPfF , 81 The County
C6ur;:
J. q z T. Miller, PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
James " Jones and Robert WofthingioR,
DEFpN N-,S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
IN CHANCERY.

THE defendant, James w. Jones, not having
entered his appearance, and given security
according 10 the Act OF Assembly andlthe rules
Of this court; and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitant OF this eoun-
Try IL is ordered, That the said defendant do sp.
pearhere on the lstday of the next Feb'y term,
of this Court-4and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff ;,and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted :1'some newspaper published in
this county, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the CoGtt-hous of
this county.
A Copy-Ttste,
7. A. MOORE, Clerk. ,
Ncv %, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
ON, . word with you.

= "a syKoFse . pint d turpfn,ina,
HE'D him as dead IS Julius Cesar. =
did nine. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
, ,a,sIsier out west adya,t...

A .alsls1er out west sdVertises So tbf
we'd, that. during the wasn Z estbsr IL
sill marry them for a glass 81 wbiykSy a
dozen Of eggs The frsl kissf the btide
anda quarter Of a pig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
N cuANeFRy itHfhf DAsIS'
VIRGINIA, Jefferson Coun-

In The County Court, Nor. Term, 1914.
At Court held for Jefferson county. on the
18Th day Of November, 1874
John Reed, PLAINrfFF,
.4G.7LN.ST <
James w Jones and Robert Woritmgt.on,
DEFENDANTS,
lCuANrrpN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

AN Ohio merchant adyr,ises that he
bas an elegant ASSORTMENT I goods ior he
lisoiesf besides ahandsoyse inmarJIiea cterk!
vi course the ladies' ars. bound to call
and erannie Before purchasing eIye where
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

abseaes Of .Niad-A gentleman who
took bis lady 10 ride. ia his rElorn put
his wife 10 The bara add carried his bsrse
70 oeo. lie did not find his mistake IN
y ne awoke 70 the night, attempting 10
.toose nis "lle,lleiling her that her nails
ND not beenc lOfa Twelve month. j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

hange paper says a lad q e.
% saOntsrs about rumtshops.
egars. cfVews tobacco. drinks
MsI us passionaisly in love uith a
older than himself is roiien
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
NO EXCUSE FOR B.qLD.NEsss.

Since the important discovery Of nj. JayneFs
Hair Tonic, every one may. il he chose pre-.
serve hrs hair from falling off, or If already bald
may with certainty have his hair restored a.
gain oy faNhful and perseyerng application Of
this Valuable Hair ToHlc.
Please 10 read without prejudice he follow
ing communications, which in addition 10 hun
dreds Of others equally respectable should re-
move the doubts Of every reasons Bile person Of
the uniform and snguar efficacy ofJayne's Hair
Tonic.
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IIs1T oIT. on IHqu6Ft OF lR'S y 'IStEtt y IIaFu
used your Hair Tonic, land the effects.
Several years ago my hair began ID fall ra-.
pidly from 4hs ss,.4s- and / had the prospect DC
t.-,'@suIe oaiuhess. During sestvsus pears Il
used various preparations recomme ndad for Inc
hair, from which ! derived no benefit. Al
length friend recommended ) our H4in TopicL,
used three or four bottles according 10 he
printed directions and 81 the end Of six months
my hairwas thick set, and since, its terdency q
turn grey, was arrested
l have never before given certificate, re-
commenting patent medicines, which sindiscri
Intimately ssd, A. they often are, Do nsch fniua
9, oat ~ case Ike ihe present, where know
the article 10 be beneficial, ana thai Il can nm Il,
harm, hove no scrnples in staiipgfacis wj,t,in
my own knowledge. Yours, sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

... q the Doctors neighbors has a cow
WI 60 over every thing in the
q lence, and what she can't 20
-. enc Will book~SiIiGs7sls. II Submitted
3 case 10 tAlsisin unpss professional skill,
eno ne Rlo come. The use OF j pair Of
- shs't Y" eoEymagnifying power SUI
h. 49, sssss commen fence appear
-I[ ~ feet high, so that she could
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VIRGINIA, to wit:

Dec 26. 1874.