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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

It with the deepest regret that we learn of
rencontre having taken place at Atlanta, in Geor-
gia, on Sunday last in which it is feared the Hon.
ALEXANDER FL. STEPHENS was MORALLY wounded.
We are not advised Of the particulars of this Ia
mentable occurrence. Mr.. STEPHENS, we are told,
was travelling in the railroad cars and got out at
the tavern in Atlanta to dine. Here he was met by
Mr.. koNE, late circuit Judge in Georgia, who
suddenly assaulted him with dirk-knife, nfctinp
five severe wounds, two Of which are in the breast,
and one of them said to be mortal.
We are sure that every one who has had HE
pleasure of an acquaintance with Mr.. STEPHENS
will receive this intelligence with profound sorrow
He was known to us only as kind-hearted and
most worthy gentleman, who, during his service in
Congress, earned much credit for himself and his
State by the ability with which he discharged the
duties of Representative.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

Col. Fremont leaves this city this morning to
undertake third expedition in the Far West. His
previous explorations 1--WE agree with the North
American in saying) have contributed much useful
matter to the geography and science Of the country,
and his ability and energy warrant that his present
enterprise-which is private one--will be equally
valuable and successful
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

The Hon. WIN. L. MARCY, Secretary Of War,
arrived in Albany on Monday, from Washington.
The Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State,
reached Albany on the same day.
Gen. WORM and family also reached Albany
that afternoon.
Gen. RILEY passed through Albany on Saturday,
westward.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09
FROM THE SAME PAPER.

1t has been reported by some Of the Washington
correspondents that the PRESIDENT intends, in few
days, to visit the North 1t is stated in some of
the presses that he would go into New England and
that he might be absent about fortnight from Wash
ington. We understand that these speculations are
incorrect The President has no idea of leaving
Washington. From the first week in July, ls47,
down to the middle of last month, (more than thir-
teen months,) he was constantly at his post; and
he made an excursion of ten days to the springs,
for recreation and health, at the close of most ar
duous session of Congress. He does not expect
to leave Washington for day until the 4th of
March next-the close of his administration.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

The Green Bay (Michigan) Advocate says Livery
steamer that reaches whsrves brings crowds 10 search Of
home and lands and every stage crowded win passengers
in search Of kind Of place for the transaction Of bu
siness"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

Gen. PERsIFER F. SMITH, one Of the most dis.
tingushed heroes Of the late war; arrived in Wash
ington on Wednesday evening. He will remalp
here several DAYS.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

LESE G. DIcKEY has been nominated by the
Wings Of Chester county, Pennsylvania, as their
candidate for Congress-
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

We are gratifed to learn, by Telegraphic des-
patch from Augusta, Georgia, that there was an i'm
provement in Mr.. STEPHENS condition at noon on
Wednesday, and his recovery was confidently anti
cipated.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

The Free Soil Convention Of Massachusetts has
nominated STEPHEN G. PHILLIPS as their candidate
for Governor and JOHN Mills for Lieutenant
Governor.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

|. OFFICIAL-FRoM "THE UNION" OF THURSDAY.
JOHN Y. Mason, ESQ.,, the Secretary of the
Navy, acts as Secretary of War. during the absence
of Governor MARCY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Small Profits & Quick Returns.
Goods Very Chean.


ME are daily adding new, desirable, and
Wv FRESH GOODS 10 our assortment both
BY our presence in the city and By orders. which
are purchased rs the quality and fashion change,
and being purchased as usual, for the cash, we
will still persiA 10 stating that we can and will
sell as cheapas the cheapest for cash. Our stock
embraces allar.icles necessary 10 a complete as
sortment Of Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware Woodenware,
Eafthenware, Drugs, Dye Stufls &C. &c. Our
assortment Of Groceries is very extensive and
complete, embracing in part
shhds. n, Q. and Porto Rico Sugars, from So 70
So per hundred
5 hhds. and bbls. Porto Rico Matanzas and Or.
leans Molasses, from 81 70 A per gallon
Is sacks Coffee Green Rio, Poiecat do. ,&c&froni
ss7to 50 per hundred pounds:
so loaves No Loaf Sugar at lee per ID.
10 boxes mould, dipt and adamaniine candles;
5 do No l Colegates Soap;
? do No do Starrh
sacks Pepper, Gin grain 4 box ground do;
boxes Chocolate No prime;
2 bbls super Crushed Sugar;
so bbls. Mol Herring at $5ll-4 per Dbl
5 do No 2 aud 3 Mackerel
casks No Dark Brandy
| DO Light do;
/ dor Malaga Wine;
\ do Port do;
. do Gin, superior and common
bbls Old Rye Whlskey; 2 do Rum
10 do common do at IS cts pr gall
besides MANY articles 100 tedious 10 enume
rate. But We would state that our assortment i
very complete, and we think moderately cheap
Give us a call. We would say toour friends ans
The purchasing community in general, and w
promise all, 10 do as well as any merchant in III
valley, and if possible, little better. All we dc
sire is, "small profits and quick returns
1 f. J. CONRAD s. BRO.
Z Harpers-F Ferry, June 8, 16i8 q
d b We are now offering Lawns, Ginghal
I Lawns Tissues, &c. &C., at cost, in order
: close out. (Spiyit fopy.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Boot 3 Shoe Mandatory.
A.
THE EMPORITsM - rAS41aNr


ME Jefferson Boof and Shoe Manufae,ory
= has been removed to the Room adjoinii,o
Messrs Gibson & Harrss Store. and IN lie room
iately occupied BY Msstrs Nilier & Taie.
offer 10 ny friends and customers general
assortment Of work n BIZ line. such As
ientlsmen's besl Calf and Morocco Boots and
Ladies' Do do
Misses and chiIdren's d.
have procured a superior iot of French Calf
sAins l0f Gentlemen boots. which invite
.1em 60 examine arid also the beSl article 81
PniladeipAia Morocco a3d X ID for Ladies Shoes !.
&1d haEins hand fromsfhe North. who IS M. ii
al ms business. think can give them entire
; SsI.sasiion u any wors which they may order
A considerable 1t IL Ladies and nf;sse<
!. q nyoVn manufacture. which viii sell
Ladies waited q 81 Ihsir measures, and III |
have procured he Iaitst style Of Gentlemen |
AasiIss and Misses Lass, and win continue 4, |
supply any deficiency tliat may occur either + |
81, !. J. JAMES MCDANIEL A.s.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
The Harpers-F Ferry Cash
STORE.

HERE is the Store for Bargains. as / sell for
Ii Cash, and cash only Goods can be sold
much cheaper forcash, and cash dealers would
doswell TO give me CALL as / intend to wait on
customers with the greatest attention, and give
full satisfaction 10 dealers / also invite the at
tention of my old customers the citizens Of Har-
pers F'eryand surrolAnding country, to give me
q call. CONC, come, citizens and countrymen,
one and ALL My Stock is well selected and
large, and at full view will endeavor to emu
merate a part Of the articles, such as follow!
Prints oi various quality; mouslanes, shallevs
and ginghams, whichcan be sold low; a large
lot Of brown and bleached Cottons, togeiherwiLh
a large stock Of Hosiery and silk and cotton
Gloves and Mits, all colors and cheap; large
stock Of silk, worsted and cotton Shawls, and
dress Handkerchicfs gentemen's silk and oil
dressed chiefs--together with large
stock OF Groceries, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses.
Teas, Loafand Lump Sugar chRap-also, large
and full stock of Confectionaries, Candies, Raj
sins, Figs, Prunes, 0fanges, Lemons, Almonds,
Filberts, English Walnuts and Cocoa Nuts.
Cheese, Crackers, Cakes, and French Belona
Sausages--Also, large stock Of Tin-ware.
cheaper than ever, QueensWare and Earthen-
ware very cheap together with large lot ofl
Jewelry-Gola, Silver and common, Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Pencils Gold
Kings, Gentlemen's and Ladies' Gold Breast pins.
a very handsome lot of common Jewelry. cleaf,
and very handsome, tahcy Work boxes. large
lot Of Perfumery, Fansy Soaps, a large lot IA.
lies and Gentlemen's Combs, assorted. Vefy rood
Q common, and in slort various qualities 81
Musical Instruments SILK Cotton, and Buck-slx;nl
Purses, Watehand Guhr1 Chains, Clocks. Look
ng Glasses, Tea Waters, Buckets. Baskets
5Eoonis. Segars, SNUG Soap. Candles, Shad,
y acSerel Herring, Eacon, Lard Flour, Conn
Meal, Cucumber Pickles ID jars, Pepper CaLs,it,,
Fomatodo., and every idher article oi5 HUNDRED
% tedious q enumeraae. All IS at full view
;ume and see for yourselves Also. Couniryl
.roduce viii be taEeHin exchange for goods z,
his store can be f6uriG down 81 Hotei Square
ear he Potomac Bridge. No pains shan M
pared; but bargains. giSen.
JACOB NISSWANNER.
Harpers-Ferry, Nav Is. IS4s-sif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Books & Stationary, Music for the
Piano & Guitar, Wall Paper, &c.

VNTE havcjust received, and are now opening
w our Spring supply Of the above articles
5 They comprise good assortment of Theolo-
ricaI. Historical, Miscellaneous and School
Books. OF the latter I'VE have all the varieties
commonly in uses and viii promptly furnish 70
order any books we may mol have on hand, at The
lowest cash prices.
prising Cap, Post Wrapping, and fancy Papers;
Drawing paper, perforated ana plan p psao
Boards. Letter and note envelopes. Black, Blue,
Red and Indelble Ink, Ink Powder States, both
English and German, Steel Pens Qnlllsf Sealing
wax, Waters in quarter pound boxes, Maine ls !,
natical instruments, Portfolios, Gold Pens, Gold
and silver Pencil Cases, Rogers best Penknives,
Bonnet boards, blank Books Of all kinds, with
every variety ofstaple and fancy Stationary usu-
ally called for in. Is market.
ilso a l,rrs lortnient of MUSIC for the
piano. Guitar and Band. Every variety OF mu
| sic promptly furnished 40 order.
The highest price will be given Tor Rags. &
/ Aio~.,5r;, Nav < ISl9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Looking Glass Depot,

7CtAMSON CAKISS, No. 1873 and llO Baltl-
y more Street informs his friends and the pub,
liz that he has on hard I'm abundant supply ui
French and German Plates Of every size, and q
very best quality and that he manufactures
FRAMES, and does every kind OF GlLDlNG
n the best manner, ae ording 10 the most modern
and approved style. Bic respectfully invites me
puhlic to examine his establishment, ana Wolk
nav ready for delivers which for workmanship,
elegance and STYLE, cahnot Be excelled in this 81
any other country.
cles IN his Inc al the sery lowest prices and re
spectfully soliciis cintinaancc ofthe Liberal pa
ltronage heretofore received.
! Baltimore Oct. G. ESlI..sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
! WHEATFlELD HOTEL,
baltimore. Md.

VSHIS Hotel is situated on Howard Street,
two doors Norta Of Baltimore Street, and
n the immediate vicinity Of the business part q
The city. ltcontainsnpwa Of 100 rooms, ma
~ f,Sri,,h;sh are Parlbrs with Bed Rooms adlon-
all the 10 Be Rffn
in the east.
The Proprietor fattsrs himself that his long
sxperence in the Business will enable him. SO 10
conduct the establishment IN every department as
to render Entire satisfaction to all his guests.
Merchants, travellers &c, visiting Baltimore.
will ind il healthy and desirable location
, MCINTOSH, PRoPRIEroR.
Baltimore, April g ISf5-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
GALVANIC BATTERFES.

I'tIE subscriber, by purchase Of the pafentee.
has become the owner OF the right 10 The
SAFE and use in ihe Slate Of Virginia, Of Coad's
BATTERY, and INSULATED POLES FIR
medical and other purposes. go :,
Some thirty OF forty counties and cities knve
been disposed of TO practitioners and otlerx--an3
the remaining territory is now offered for sale in
tights Of such extent as may suit purchasers.
PHYSICIANS or others wishing to engage in the
sac % these Rights, either On commission, or for
their own account, should make immediate .ap-
Plicaiion. Practitioners, family or county Right
can be had rs well as others with the instrument
Al me Pateniees price. Any one engaging IN the
purchase and sale Of Rights win be afforded on
poEinniiies OF realizing desirable profits.
Address, postpaid, with References
WA. CLARKE.
Winchester May, n, IsfS--3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
ValnabIe PARM for Sale.

TIME undersigned. trustees 81 thf es'a.s q
TIIl;S.n {. tEall6n, decetsed. p1er. AZ PR
-. s.i. ~. r-fv raifahle FARM known BY
~ namc cf eBE4Xf1Nf.s seven miles soush
"A cha,lesfoun. Jesferson county. Virginia Ioir-
- - iSlrns "a El L Opic AMI Mrs Lewis
- ,,;.- t,,,lnefiattlv on The west hank % the
ssenand oah firer There are Two good spfiass
OF nevetsfailirg water, good brieK LNelil's
Hons and 07t-haisdings This lfrm y re-
markatle FOR is adaptation . ule gnoHlh Of
Wheat. corr, clover. a., and 5 oResqf The most
kcaniifal or TIDE river.
These are tuo hhndted and eighty acres o.
4 cleared Lard, and one hundred and forty sesezl
we'll Timbpred making in all AZ acses-
/ Persons Wishing u purchase can view pre-
tmIes 81 calling "a Mr. George Harris the Pre-.
sent oceqPsnt -,
Aptticafso1 fer purchasing may e made <
\ Mr kobat Jaiaies0n Of Aiexcutgias Va, ant
5 John 4. Hargrzye. ShephrId.Il wn Jenerson
leounty. Va either personally OF ~ letter. Pcs
Il vii. ROBERT JAatlfsSD o.,
JOHN 4. HARLiRAVE.4
June IS. fe4a--tE T9seet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Glorious Iuckl

TIME undersigned having for some time pasl
condqcsed the Lottery and Exehan,, M;
mess in Baliimore. and having had such ,srnsss
dented luck in selling prizes. have ds,ar,,s..
"a a. inform the people of these Unitsi sss,ss
that If they feel disposed 10 nv ,heir 1.
Lottery &C ill they win dowei 4 trv Ms ~,
fortunate Office Success attends IS 4; s,s
every drawing; and manY persons ,hat S 49,, 81
idea Of drawing prize after trying other oi>ss'
have laid out few dollars and made ! 6sr9
some fortune for life. We profess to coDinrs III
business fare and liberal principles: II we'll
prize we pay the money down without perSns5.
ing the holder to lay il o0 again only as he pssSs
We keep a good supply OF Tickets in sll n
MARYLAND LOTTERIES DRAWING
DAILY-and any person desiring 10 have 4 is
81 all the Daily Lotteries for month 1t j lime
can have them sent to them for month ahead
with the schemes and price Of single tickets 81
package, 50 thai they can see what 10 order III be-
fore sending their money. We are ii I stream
ofluck and invite the dealers 10 iry our Oilicc,
1 which is No. i5A Pratt street, nearly Opposite
| the Baltimofe and Ohio Depot. The drawing
cflhe Lottery sent Immediately after il Is over q
1 each distant customer. Address s.
| WRIGHT & CO.
ISL Pratt ST., BaRimeye. ma
/ Mareh o. 1919 --f,fn u g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

IFH39Et Subscribed has Just. recelved ITuIl tHe
others he has received ~ = :
Some choice Oranges and Lemons,
Large and elegant Bunch Raisins,
Smyrna Figs, Prunes,
Bofdeaux AlmnndxSF ilberts, Pecon Nuts,
Cnrrants Preserved 0itron and Ginger,
Fresh Cocoa Nuts,
Fresh Tamarinds, choice
lie will also keep on hand a large SUPPLY of
CAKES and CANDIES Of his own nianufac
lure, and be prepared TO furnish Parties with any
quantity that may be desired.
April Is 1915 a J.F BLESSING;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Valuable Town Property
f1CuSE ANN LOT

At PRINAIE~S ALE.
TIME subscriber having fixed his residence
permAuentlysia Lexington; Va. wishes 10
diSpose OF his Chariestuwns Properly The
house Is situated two doors easa Of the Bridge
oyer the town run Il Is OF capacious dimen-
sions. having eight or nine room good kitchen
and shop The terms ;1a accommodating.
.Icansgve full title for IT, For further paTticl-
NJ enquire OF Ii N. tSaliaheroT VIM s. Lock.
ssi,e house rents Tor SO, and divides well Tor
I"sgNapilies. i'll. DEANER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

rrvHE subscribers are receiving weekly from
Batiinofe. ne most Iashionatle IS les OF
sdies' Dfcss Goods. such as BeragesI six
Tissues, Grenadines, &C. Also. constantly On
hs1d 4 large as<oriment q Summer ShaMls,
prints. Collars Edgings. HpeieIg, Giuyssl 4 -
h,s Linens. Linen Cambria Hdkk.s 40
Douaestic Goods, viz: super II nr0En a. rs
lin a. Sc do. g. Al - ~ isn
Bieached Shifting. 6ne, l0e1.
fE,oeeTies W good n o sugar II
Rest do do 6l4;
Adolasses 81 t-s ! As q
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Tin hare
Scots shoes, Hats and Caps, togetner WI 4 : y
neral assortment Of fancy goods -
/ ROBINSON s. HOLLAND. !
n FJ,r,,eF,s- Ferry June % 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

nahve Of the Emerald Isle. the other
ds5, on hearing Of the Revolution in
France, tho fight Of the king and his n.
inily, the triumph Of the democracy. ana
the establishment BY the people Of i Pro.
visionary government, exclaimed-u Ry
81 Patrick, and i that not the thing that
sweet ireland wAnts1 A prorissonarv
government for everl BY the powers, the
only government she now has is Stayra.
ttonary one e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Hardware and Cutlery.

TT AyING by recent arrivals received my
I'LL Spring supply Of HARDWARE AND
CUTLERY, which in addition % my former
stock. makes my assortment complete, wholesale
r retail / will sell al the ioces rates; and am
satisfied that dealers giving me call, viii nna
il 10 their advantages My stock consists in part,
as follows: ivory, Buck, Bone, Horn, Coco,
selrtin. aud Ebony handled Knives and Forks ]
Scissors Shears Saws, every kindi Scythes,
Spades. Shovels, Chains, Hoes, Tea and Pre-
serving Kettles, Jack Screws, Stair Rods Tea
TRAYS. Door Locks, a great variety Pad and
Stock Locks; Till, Chest and Cupboard Locks
Hatcheis. Hammers Broad and Marrow Axes
Grindstone Rollers, Coffee Mills Spitsons1 Alil
Wheels Patent Pumps, Gridirons, Ploughs anf
1 Castings Hollow Ware, Curry Ccmbsand Cards
| Wool and Cotton Cards, Combs, Brushes, Pms
| Needles. Buttons Toilet Glasses, Fancy soaps
| Nursery Lamps, Scythe- stones and Rifles, Stock
and Dices; Counter Scales, Steelyards, Paten
BALANCES, Cart and other Steels, Fiat Irons an!
Geese, Cut Wrought and Horse Nails, Raj 2
| Mouse Traps, Guns and PISTOLS Clocks
MIA Ware, IN sets and separate; BEass an
led Canalestices; Spurs, Screws, Hinges
/ ,evels and Plumbs Pocket Cutlery, be
Tracks. and Snrigs, &c, sc.
Il JAMES #. CARLiN, Royal ssfsstSs
South Of the CITY Hotel and near King y
i Alexandria May 5, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
S. s. T. H. Il U N T J,
Trunk .7EanMfGciMrer,
S1DDLE, HAK . -Is'SS,

I61 BALTIMORE =
NEAR TUE MusEuM,( BALTIMORE,
ITAyE constantly on hand aud for sale al We e.
nv reasonable prices, large assortment y
Gcntlemen's and Ladies riding SADDLES, mace "
The very best style, and unsurpassed for comiqI ,,
and durability Also-SonleIset and SHAT :
TOE SPRING SADDLES.
HAaSgss.-SilYer,B Brass and Japanned Mount
ed Ight and heavy, coach and buggy harness.
Also wagon and cart harness.
TauSKs-Travelling Trunks OF every de-
scription.
SPuRs-A new and superior article oil spurs
which can be attached to the heel OF any beo
without trouble, and dispensing With the strap
Fry NErs--A very large assortment oil va
rious qualities, cotors, and sizes Tor harness an'
saddle horses. n-.,,.s
BnlpLEs.-English and American Brides
round and lat leather.
WHIPs. Coach, buggy and switch WHIPS.
CoII.. s.-Patent and plain leather coaeh an
buggy collars Also, draft collars
CARPET Bags, Saddle Bags, Hand trunks, Ia
dies Bonnet Trunks, &c. &c.
Baltimore June % lS1S-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
BrGnstretIs,s Fiiis.
A Egaabs and uiiiyersal Medicine.

a Vegetable and JiipersaI Medicine.
These Pills cure all diseasesAv uuri(ving The
blood. They give to all the organs of the BODY
the proper amount of life necessaryto their nnr;-
flcalion. Theyafe FOUNTAIN OF HEAL nm n, 81
MANKIND, and may be justly said To give The bean
y ana vigor OF youth TO the weaknessand de-
crepltude Of age. Can it be believed that after
being before the public for ninety+one wears their
sale should only now be alittle Using a million
81 boxes per year But so il is, and it Is on ".
oeatlribuied tofaial prejudice, or their sale 4
De az least twenty millions of boxes per ge
stead OF only one million. Let all the Sic, -
tnem-they will soon be among the healthy Lex
all who would secure themselves from sickness
nave them by them in case Of a sudden attack !.
Tor a lew doses taken when the body commences
70 get ont Of order and the benefit is secured Al
once. Fathers and mothers, attend to this. snh,
lect; sons and daughters, attend to this sub;ecf.
iet an men and women ask themselves the dres-
Ion, whether what has stood the fest OF time SO
long does not deserve some attention
And who Is 70 be benefittedl Those who use
ne Brandreth Pills. They are the ones thai re-
ceiye the interest Of thousand per cent. --hotr
IN present payment Of health Of viyacitv for
duilness Of brightness and elearness of percep-
hon, in place Of cloudiness and confusion Of
mind. y
brandresh Pills are a life preserver. Those
VINO Know their qualities feel secure in their
health and laculiies being preserved 10 them 10
an indefinite period. They are equally good IN
au Kinds of disease, mo- matter how 9alIads h.
cause they cannot be used Rithouttaking out i'm
parihes from The hlaod and perseverance viii |
Z use rs perfect publication, and no disease can
e present when the blood is pure.
t- For sale by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Forwarding & Commission Business.


VIE undersigned having erected ! i,ros
- ~ Ware House, is now prepared 70 forward
rlour and other Produce al ME shortest notice ~
aeorgelown and Alexandria His Boats are
constantly running between Harpers-F Ferry and
A.lexa,ndrlaI and persons having Produce 81 Mer-r
cn n,i 70 boat, would do well to give him
4 Havlng been engaged in this business for
we sI ~ or IL years, he offers his past conduct
g aaguaIantee for future fidelity. He respect
iuiiylnTites call from the public
JOHN GIBSON.
Haf 1rs- Ferry. Mayff. Igfs-v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
Plaster, FISH. SaIt. g.
JULIUS SCF1WARTZ

w a.o " and Retail Fruit Dcaiero,,d
oo 3, No 2y5 ~ Baltimore Street
;nv Tsa SnarP and Liberty Streets, Baltimore
the country. ' ssA1laiiy iron
extensive and varied. o. : Always
April %, 1S4S-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

lz-The gree Press packegefnr Smiihheld
and IS sisinity, viii hereafter be leit az Mf BeeA
with's Store where subscribers can Obtain mem.
we wouId sugges 10 these who have been spoag-
~ fer tte last quarter OF century or less, that
This i 4 favorable opportunity Tor subscribing,
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