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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30
heard of experience, when say, he had rather die
than live

Bathing We would call the attention of orr
readers to the following article on the important
subject of bathing, taken from the Reformer."
From one to five pounds of decayed animal
matter passes off daily by insensbe Precipitation
from human body. The white dust which col
ects on the skin, sometimes called goose flesh, is
refuse matter of the system. Viewed with a solar
microscope it looks like butchers cart Of putrid
meat. If the pores of the skin are closed and inn
perceptible perspralion is stopped, this corrupt
matter is thrown upon the lungs, liver nteslines,
causing colds, consumptons, levers, &c. This
remedy is found in the specific that will restore the
system TO its balance open the natural avenues for
the discharge of poisonous accretions, and relieve
the internal organs from burdensome clogs that
are thrown upon them. Cold water has been
proved to be this remedy in pre-eminent degree.
1t is natures own remedy. And nothing but it's
simplicity, its commences, and the almost uni
versa hydrophoba which prevails, could have
kept its virtues so long concealed"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30
LET sHIP-OWNERs AND SAILORS READ
THIS.

1t requires four heavy merchSnt ships to circum-
navigate, it may be, the globe, and encounter
storm and tempest and all the perils and hard
ships of the sea- to pay the annual expense of sup
porting single cannon on the ocean, though they
should clear each $4,000 year! Seventeen hun
dred merchant ships must be thus employed every
year to earn the annual expenses Of our navy!!
f. B.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30
LET NO HEATHER READ THIS.

During the year 1874, the nations distinguished
by the name of Christian, expended more prepar-
ing to cut each others throats, than has been APP
propriated to the preaching of the gospel to the
pagan world since Jesus Christ expired on the
cross! How we'll have they obeyed the last in
junction of the Saviour, as binding on them as on
any of his protested disciples, " Go ye out into
the World and preach The gospeLtO euery creGt1rer
E. B.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30

1t was mdnight Bonapart's camp rested on
Mount Tabor, when an old man, known by the
latne of L'Homme Rouge, and supposed by the
liers to be the evil genius of Napoleon, was
n to enter the Generals tent; the old grena.
approached the entrance and heard two per-
IS speaking. Art thou here?' said Bonapart;
carce expected to see thee so far from France
Alasp said the other with deep sigh, what
d is now open to me, or whittier shall hy:' |
k refuge in Brussels Well what should see
morning but the tall shakos of your grana-
RS coming up the steep street. fed to Hol-
hd-you were there the day after. Come Iho's
he's moving northwards, III try the other ex-
enc; so | started for the Swiss. Sacre bleu!
e roll of youf COMPOUNDED drums resounded
rough every valley. reached the banks of the
o--your II oops were there the same evening. |
lshed for Rome-they were preparing your quar-
RS which you occupied that night Away then
art once more cross mountains, and rivers, and
as, and gained the desert at last thank my
ftune that there are thousand leagues between
and here you are NOw. For PHYS sake, show
on that map of the world one little spot you
nt want to conquer, and let me live in peace,
u he sure never to meet you more"
Bonaparte did not speak for some minutes
length he said: There, you see that island in
great sea, with nothing near it--thou may'st
there"
How Is it called p said LHomme Rouge
St. Helena, said the General. 1t is not very
&c, but promise thee to be undisturbed there ;
"'You'll never come there then? Is that a
dge:'
Never; promise it. At least if do, thou
hit be the master, AMI the slave"
Napoleon went to ST. Helena, and died slave.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30
THE FIRE-SIDE.
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.


My mothers voice how often creep
Its cadence on my lonely hours
Like healings sent on wings of sleep,
Or dew upon the unconscious flowers.
might forget her melting prayer
While pleasures pulses mady fly;
But in the still unbroken air,
Her gentle tones come stealing by
And years Of sin and manhood fee,
And leave me at my mothers knee.
The book of nature, and the print
Ofbcauty on the whispering sea,
Give still to me some lineament
Of what have been taught to be.
My heart is harder, and perhaps
My manliness has drunk up tears,
And there's a mildew in the lapse
Of few miserable years
But natures book is even yet
With all my mothers lessons writ.
have been out at even-tide,
Beneath moonlight sky offspring,
When earth was garnished like bride,
And night had on her silver wing
When bursting buds and growing grass
And waters leaping TO the light,
And all that makes the pulses pass
With wilder 1eetness, thronged the night,
When all was beauty, then have |,
With friends on whom my love is flung,
Like mrth on winds of Arnhy,
Gazed up where evenings lamp was hung.
And when the beauteous spirit there,
Flung over me its golden chain,
My mothers voice came on the air,
Like the light dropping ofthe rain,
And resting on some silver star,
The spirit of a Bonded knee,
I've poured her deep and fervent prayer
That our eternity might be
To rise in heaven like the stars of night,
And tread living path of light
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30

&IfC0mmuniOn.-In your retirement, make
frequent colloquies, or short discoursings, be-
tween God and your own SOUL "Seven times q
day do I praise thee and in the night season also
l thought on thee while was waking" So did
David; and every act of complaint or thanksgR'
ing, every act ofrejoicing or of mourning, every
petition, and every return of the heart in these
intercourses, is going to God, and appearing in
his presence, and representing him present tc
thy spirit, and to thy necessity. And this was
long since, by spiritual person, called ga build
ing to God chapel in our hearts," 1t recon
Giles Martha's employment with Marys devotions
charity and religion, the necessities ofour calling
and the employments ofdevotion. For thus, il
the midst of the works of your trade, you ma,
retire into your chapel, your heart, and converse
with God by frequent addresses and returns
Bishop Taylor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30
" In time ofpeace prepare for Oar."

Look at the sum expended by the British Gov
eminent in carrying out this pagan maxim. Let
some one of their hard-toiling, ill-fed millions
guess the amount wrenched from the bstered
caloused hands of labor and thrown into that bot
tomless guIph which swallows up the revenue of
the world. This footing of their country's ledger
reads thus For preparing for war in time ofpeace,
during the 81 years ending in lss6-e416, ITO, COS
"a sum equal to 1855 tons of pure gold, or load
for Ia ships of ordinary size in gold, or load fol
a feet of 224 ships in silver! But if we add tc
this sum the ECO, OOO, 900 which the 100000 mer
who compose the peace establishments of Great
Britain would have earned, at ten shillings week
it would swell the amount to e490 100000 thus
sacrificed to custom that depraves and beggars
the world. E. B.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30

GINGERBREAD--Melt teacup of butter, mix
with it pint of molasses, table spoonful Of
ginger, pint of -four, and s2oonfuls of saera
tus in half a pint of milk, and stir it into thI
cake add -four to make it the proper thickness
Bake half an hour
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30
PEACE DEPARTMENT.
HANDWRITING FARMERS, READ
THTSl

THIS!
DR.. Duncan, in his speech on the Army Appro-
priation Bill, exposes the profgate policy of the
jor general receives $7,l44,SS per annum in sala-
ny or perquisites; equal to the income Of twenty
four farms, capital and labor included. A briga-
der general receives $4,000 equal to the proceeds
Of Is farms, each worth $4,000, and labor incu-
ded. An adjutant general receives 1884, sum
equal to the proceeds of IS farms, worth each SIS,
900, and labor included. An inspector general re-
ceives 81, equal to the proceeds of ID farms,
worth each $4,000, and labor included. quar-
termaster general receives $S,767, equal to the
proceeds of IL FARMS each worth $5,00O and la
Dor included. A commssary general receives IS,
$685. equal to the proceeds of IL farms, each worth
$4,000, labor included A surgeon general re-
ceves $S,62S, equal to the proceeds of 70 farms,
worth each $4,000, labor included. A colonel re-
ceves $3,916, equal to the proceeds of IS farms;
major $2,S07, equal to the proceeds of farms;
captain 50, 1874, equal to the proceeds of farms
worth each in all cases $4,000, labor included.
Now, honest farmers, do you wonder that this
country is perpetually in danger of" foreign in.
vason and domestic instructions" when is to be
defended at such price! Who can wonder at the
patriotic reluctance of these military gentlemen tc
" beat their swords into pIoughshares and Learn
war no more," when as good and as brave mer
as they have to drive the ploughshare to the tune
of $500 year, and defend the country besides
E. B.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-05-30

" 1t is now well ascertained that several
American vessels have been, and now are, en-
gagged in the pratical slave trade abroad, What
wonder II is no crime at home
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
All tho Crops Of Grain,
List Of. Letters.

:! i' vs a' p Ps' ss oss
the Quarter ending September 80. 1885. IN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
RRUSEnE,S SAxE
nrIeHersnr, Lands.

DY virtue 81 deed Of Trust, exeeuted BY
I'D John Slrider, TO The undersigned and John
o. Yalss. for the purpose of securing The debl
lhers;n mentioned---said deed being dated Oct
Ila, 1855. snd recorded 10 Jelelsoa County
Court viii expsse 70 sale, al public auctioa,
10 the highest bidder, for ready money, On .Noa.
day ike goa day n 0eso5er nsri. hsfore The door
Of the Couri.hause ID charles,own, The 3 sese.
raj parcels Of Lahd IN jefferson county, as
hereinafirr desrribecl. r&
No. l. "A Lot Of W5oalani, eonfaia-
ng , acres, sdjaiaihg the lands o( Philip &C.
gle, Geo. Hage,ey heirs, sc. being The >amr
lot that John slr,dsr purchased of Us cir.
sner, ~ deed 81 bargain aud sale, dated Sept.
93J. 1915.
NO. 2. a Lot confaiaing 1871. Heres,
adjoining the lands 81 ] & r. E5gie. and the
tract recently purchased BY said Enele, IL
John S,rlder, Hsgeiey, &c on which is i
comfortable tenement.
No. 8. "a Tracf Of Land oil the Sonth
East side Of the Shenandoah River. ia Jeffer.
son couniy, adjoining lsnds pf Catharine
Nisewanner, John Nisewsnnet,s heirs. snd
; Ssmi founy's heirs, eantaining 81 IA. 3R.
ZIP being the same Land which was con.
yeyed To said John Slrider by WIN. Herbert
by deed 2Sth Feh.ls32. Sale 10 commence
at noon 90 tbs day above mentionei.
G. w SAPPENGfoN,
fSepi IL, fs45. SURFING Trustee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
D. /. E4RM.a.H'S
( Patent Forcing PurrD.

III MARINERS, Planters END Gentlemen, can ;,
IL have Water brousht from distance 10 a
Reservoir, from which it may be conveyed in
pipes, TO the house, barn, hog stys, SIC. 10 Tho
milk rooms for keeping milk GOBLIN summet /,
or TO supply fountains. These pumps may be-
worried by hand. or bya a water.wheel or wind
mill, and are rapable of forcing water 100 to
600 feet horizontally, and from go ito 100 feet
high; and with the addition Of 1 hose, may be
converted into Fire Engine Y
The following gentlemen may be referredio
| lion. / R. Douglass, and And. Hunter, Esq,
| Charitstofrn.
Edmund !. Lee, Esq Shepherdstoscn.
D. II. Conrad, Esq, Bernard Doll, Martins.
burg. .l -
/ Col, Strother, Bath u
gforders left.vith JOHN KABLE, of Ka
beiowr, Jefferson County, Or with RHYS
JONES, MISUNDERSTANDING County, will be
promptly attended I'd.
Sept 49, I245-tv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
Valuable Farm for Sale.

RHE Subscriber viii sell, at private sale. ! very
PrOductlse and pleasant liliie Fsrm. kno 4 Is
: Ptesssnt Re,Fesi,n sitasisd abou. III mics be-
low Cold Stream, on Big Cspon River, and about
miles iron The elOomety Fornsee, Hamp.hire
CO.. Va. The furpanee Is aow IN blast, and bids
far 70 afford good mafkepfor produce OF eve
~ kind, al good prices A part cf the above
Fsrn u hotly clothed With good Tin and The
residue, part Of which Is rissr. bottom, IS 10
hne state Of cultivation, viii COED supply OF
limestone, which e.tuld be made INTO iiue 9iTh
very iiuls eIpense, and very valuable asa ma
nufe. The Improvements are ecaf6sisble
Dwelling Ho1Se. Kilehen, Barn, -snd Other ne
eessary buildings. An excslleaI Orchard Of
choice fruit There are seyefalspfings COVE
y lent sod 10 man Of small eapilsl, il holds
out macy Inducements far manufacturing Of any
kind, ss there is one Of the best sites for any,
thing Of that kind, thar an acquaiaIed with, on
Big capon, with a never failing suPply Of wa
ter The Farm !. situated in good peehboI-
hood, and Is very convenient 10 several mills.
deem i unnecessary 10 give futtbet descrip-
ton Of the place, IS ! presume al who may
wish 10 purchase, v,lfexSmine The properly Cer
themselves, aud 70 such, shall be happy 10
furnish whatever Information may be requisite,
on application 10 me personally, or By letter ,po
paid, addressed 10 the Posi- Office, Coll siiesn,
Hampshire county, Va. JOEL ELLIS.
ocf. 2, 1SI5.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
, = ALI AIR
IpRIWAsn.El s. Ann

NHE subscriber offers iof sale Iris aes;,.s,.
estate, sisusted - miles ftoas L i Il les,cW 4
y from HarrefseFstfY apd 4 mile froa, ID S,r.tn
heid and Ferry Turhnike. bounding on The VIA
chester and PoioASe Rail Road. sud
Containing about $50 Acres,
AboSs $50 cleared. as.i ne residue n Tnabxr
The cleared laid lies camnsrt aud nrsfix III /,
ssfnsFe tbs timber contiguous This y iasti,
nsc9i considered one Of The iaast dtss che fhsM
70 ne eoais'. Of Jefferson, as regsrsts ecailoR
fertllFy, sAd exemption from hrek Ter sIssts
| land every field being accessible to tunhirr
water. There i a nevsr.f failing we'll bf toa.,
water IN one Of The bsck hshls. ana several iae
springs contiguous 10 The buildings
The Improvements consist Of conf rfaale
Stone Dwelling House.
STONE STABLE, STONE SMOKE uNtlSE.
With cement Heot, Some Dairy, Ma-h ceHreh,
hoor, Frame Stable and Carriage house lJ,ah.
ing ier ~ herses,l superior Corn crib mnh Sra.
nary attached, oyerseet's House, tnew, j onsr-
Ter for servants, h.acksmiih AID carnenier's
Shops, Bslh houSa, Ice house. and ,hsre - :
largsice pond Of spring u sier ID the n,esdow
IEere have been a large number 4.f ch.,iees
Fruit Trees e every variety SCI out wsthinE the
last few years and beg,nnmg 10 hear. .
i. Any one desiring further information can Al.
dress the subscriber onthe ptemisss, near Han.
town Jefferson county, Va.
LEWIS. w. WASHINGTON.
Dec u, lSl4-if.
n. s. The taxes on the ahoxs lana far
1915, only amount 10 so. ~ whlsh 4 III 81.
chase. Is - us-
/ May %, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
COTTAGE BUILT

DWELLING HOUSE,
A fine large Barn, recently erected, Spring,
Smoke, Corn, Poultry. and Root houses. Also,
house for servants, together with other requi-
site out-buildirgs, all in excellent repair.
THERE'S upon the premises a fine YOUNG
ORCHARD ofchosce fruit,in I'm bearing; and
also near The house there is a3large limestone
spring which affords running water in most OF
the fields.
/ do not deem il necessaryIto give further
particulars in reference TO the place, as pre-.
sumo that all who MAJ wish Ito purchase will
call and examine the property for themselves,
and 10 any such shall be Happy 10 furnish
whatever information may Prerequisite, on ap-
plication 10 me personally. sor by letter. pos,
paid. HENRY BoTELER.
Aug Is. lS44-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
The Peoples CHEAP sTOREl

THE subscriber would respectfully IN
form his friends and the psblc sehersIIy. that he
hiss jast eommeneed the Mesesuiile Business IN
Hsllicvp. n ihe hcs,e t.iel5 ceearied " John
Yates Eaq where be vii be lo.t happy 10 see 81
eho are IN want Of cheap Bargains
lie siil in-a fev days reerise ! large and rrn,v,i
sssoftment Of Sessolasie Goods s.,sh =
Dry Goods Groceries. s Qneensuare
and barge variety or Other srseIes. al or rh;.h
will be sold 90 low, that . larre bundie -. -
bought Tor . iilile rhoaey
Tie Il determine that ibis ,hslI D. emrh.,;~sIt,
he fsopses cheap siDte. y Call add exsmiss
BENJAMIN. 4 THOMAS.
uaiHorRtt,ef 2, ist5-at. Sbi-ii 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
WILLIAM q STEPHENS,

Corner OF shenandoah y Potomac Streets, =
HARPERS-FERR VA,
sNU0UED respectfully make known 10 The
NJ citizens Of Harpers-Ferry, and the ICoun-
y Of Jefferson in general, that he has Just re-
turned from the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Markets, with new and general assortment Of
GENTlEMsN'S FASHIONABLE GOODS,
which for variety, quality and price, he chal.
lenges a parallels
Nils stock Of Goods now, consists in part as
follows -
CLOTHS.-35 pieces Of French. English,
and American Cloths various colors, from ga
cents 10 $40 per yard.
C.fSSIMERES rs pieces OF French, Eng.
lish, and American CassimeI es, various styles,
from 81 to 81 pei, yard. s
i VESTIFGS = 90 different patterns Of French
English ant American yestings, from SO cents
10 SO per pattern.
S.aTTLNETS.-45 pieces ofSSattinets, vari.
Gus colors and qualities, from SO cents TO 81, so
per yard.
HITS s. C.fPS.-A good assortment Of
Beaver and other Hats, Cloth, Velvet and Ola.
zed Caps, cheap and good.
BOOTS & SH0ESs-A general assortment
of Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes. Do. Boys
do. Misses aud Children's Shoes:
Ipeody 10 or -<---- rss
=. 'sfss and general assortment Of Ready
made G lothing-such as oyercoats, Frodk Coats
Dress Goats, Sack Goats, and Coates, Rounda
bouts, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Drawers, Stocks
Scarfs, .cravats, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders
Gloves and Socks
Also-A general assortment 4 such article,
as are generally found id Merchant Taiiol
Ready-msde Clothing Establishment.
He has also received with his new goods, The
French, English, and American Fashions, snC
is now prepared 10 make up to order the mos
fashionable garments at the shortest notice, anc
at the lowest prices Good fits warrahted.
In conclusion | invite a cali from the pub
lie, as am determined TO sell bargains, and
feel satisfied that none, who give me call vii
90 way dissatisfied or disappointed.
Harpers- Ferry. Sept Is, IS45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09

VNTIEL be sold At public safe to the highest
wv bidder, for cash. in front Of The Court
House door. on Monday The 20tk Of October, being
court day, all The right and interest Of Tim
MeGraw inF the following property Al HaIPsrs-
Ferry.
Isl. In fhe TU0 STORY STONE
House and the LOT upon vhich-iris mn
situated, in which be new resides. The 20.
Interest Of sad McGraw in the Premi- = =
Sea Is i lessehold, and is derived 10 him from q
iesss executed on the 18th day Of March, 1889,
BY Gerard B.. Waser, and now Of record 70 the
Clerks Office Of this County.
Il "a. Ina Lot With THREE HOUSES upon
Il, situated near the Methodisl Church. The
interest Of said MeGfawtR The premises was &C.
quired .hy szlesse executed 10 Patrick Earals oy
Nosh. ii. Susyue, on he LET day Of Fsbruary,
1879. and hy him transferred 10 said NcGfaw.
Thn 4 also Of record.
~. n he SLAUGHTER HOUSE 3 5 Ia
BIES apoa he shenandoah river. nov in pos
ee,sion Of said McGrau. These premises are
held under a uurecorded lease from the 0mee'
Connnsndine 81 The Arnory, which can be seen
a hhof
Ths above described property viii g sold q
.atisfx snpdry executions 10 my hands tor cqilse
ton. kObEAE Lycns = 800 go,
October 9, lel5. Pr D. Snistly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
New FAN and Winter Goods.

HNHE subscriber has received hrs. supply ~
y EaLL & WINTER GOODS, which, adfd
10 his stock 90 hand, makes his assortment com
pleie, consisting in part as follows, viz
Cloths, Csssimere., Saltinetts, Flannels,-a se-
neral assortment; isa
Cashmere de Ecosse; s
Mouslin de Lame
Cslicoes; Shaleys;
A general assortment of Fancy Goods
GRoC ERIES-s large stock
lQueensware, Hard9sre;
Boots and Shoes
Hats and Caps;
Wooden-N are, &C., &c.
All of which ! will sell very low Tor cash, OF
on short credit TO punctual customers.
e7LI will exchange Goods for AL kinps OF
country produce, al market price.
DAVID KooSCE.
Harpers.FeTry, Oct, 9. 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
go Acres OF Lontl.< I

h T., .
Plentauily wstered BY running stream. and a
good spring, and covered BY growth Of yalua,
bic Timber Of every variety.
The region pf county IN which said Land i
shu4ted u 2 highly interesting portion of Mes-
tern Virginia, and on many accounts desitable
as aFplace Of residence.
The land lies high and Hndulating, The climate
kabis heaithiul, the soil is peculiarly a.
dapied Tor grass, small grains Of every sort, to-
oscep, &c while the Creek Bottoms cannot
pc surpassed forthe growth Of Corn
reasons wishing to engage in The grazing OF
wooI growing business but who are prevented
LOT want Of sufficient extent Of surface, would
mere be enabled to."raEe their fotks upon
hundred hillss"--Ali persons, who, seek ING
70 better their condition, are bound for THE .fai
west would do well, before arriving il The
stepping OF place. to pause on this our YES
tern border. and direct their observation 10 mi.
hitherto overlooked, YET intrinsically valuable
region Of country. Yirginisns, particnlarl,
from The Eastern portions Or tho Statewide find
Unnecessary Or ex2edient TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
are attached 10 the Jaws and customs of The
GA Dominioii- may here 6nd home, where
though teyond the Alleghanies, and on he on,
Iposte run of Waters, they may feel ina
they still tread the soil Of that State which m,
given birth ID six Presidents.
kN The terms or sale OF the above named trac
Eof Land will be suitable TO those persons " hos,
means are limited, and all such could hot al
better than 10 purchase. Filis is no fiction
| sEIApply 10 La ~rehce B. Washington. Buffalo
MASON county, "a, Or 10 BENZ e: Washington
| iii August n i945--lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09

4 PPLICATfON WILDE made 10 the rex,r
gislature Of The Staiesnf Virginia, FOR 4
charter @ msse Railroad from Ligliess Fails.
on The Shenandoah River, in the comfy Of Jef.
ierson, 10 intersfet the Baltimore & Ohio RAFT
road, 81 or nearfthe Old Furnsce, with the con.
ation 70 stop pc Or intersect the Winchester e
Poionafe RailFoad' az Of near Ksyes' Switch
Pftridsd. That Company can give sa,,sf.etn.s
assurance that AlfreigfI for etbe, ~ AS,..,.,.
ward Or npwA,. fisade, shall Be promptly tukeu
off OF delivered. US Inc case MS AZ rrs q
July 24 1915 LII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
a. j. O'asIlAVNeDV.

I. IIIUR.NEYT 1T L.3W I E.
y 4 ANlNG settled permanently in Charlestoxn,
= ~ flshsrson County, Va, will continue 10
nraeilee 70. The Courts pf Jefferson, Berkeley,
Frederick. and Clarke Counties,
Aud having devoted Ills undivided atfsntipn
for the las, eiga, years ib The practice or law
ne lee's pfepsred TO attend edicieptly TO any
business With VII ich he NAV DO entrusted.
oIsiee o,erMifser a Tate's Store.
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