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We hare already given accounts o. lie terribl.
disaster that bef Col Frcinon, aud his parry In de
saouniains. but The following details from the ST
Ioais Repabiiczn, q the 3olh uii, wlI be fund Of
s.ifTihg interest
The Published letters from Col Fremont
and his friends left him ascending noun.
tain, and within Ave or six miles of the sum.
lnik But this elevation he never reached.
a storm came up, which forced him 10 re.
treat, and to seek shelter in the valley be.
low Here, it is said, the snow driftcd. and
accumulated to the depth Of thirty or forty
feet and tho party lost all the animals, asd
were compelled 10 leave their entire outfit.
The snow covered the animals, and every
thing else from view, and Coli T. and his
party were driven TO seek safety on the
sides Of the mountain.
La this emergency, Bill Williams. a hardy
nnouptaineer, and two others, volunteered to
seek succor from the nearest settlements
and q was arranged that they should return
IN twenty days, As they failed to do 50.
however, Col Fremont, and one or ltwo
othersh resolved upon attempting TO reach
Taos; and on the sixth day~from their leay
ing camp, they overlook Williams and one
If his companions The other fMr. King !
wasreprcscnted 10 have died OF the expo
suye~and Of. hunger; and in the extremity
" which they were driven, the survivors
were furcedto eat part Of his body.
Col. Fremont made bis way TO Taos, OBJ
tanned aid, provisions and horses, and then
set out in search Of his party But more
than one third Of bis men had, in the inter
val Of his absence, died from exposure and
hu3ker; and one or two had given out, and
were left to die, when he came up with them.
Tho number who thus persisted is stated at
siereH, Of whom We have the names Of only
threc--Mr 1Yfse, Of St Louis county, and
Mr. King aud Mr.. Preuss, OF the District
ofColumbia Capt Cathcart, of the English
army, was among the survivors. Col Ere.
mont lost his whole outft-his mules, instru,
ments, baggage, and every thing else Of value.
s. On his arrival at Santa Pe, he was fur
nished with horses by the Quartermaster,
and with stores By the Commissary Of the
United States, and after recruiting his party,
he again set of for California, taking the
route pursued by Col Cook, in l647. He
and bis party have suffered terribly in this
expedition, and it will be . warning to all
others never to attempt such journey
in mid winter
Lieut., Bcale, U. S. Navy; was more for
tanate than Col Fremont. He prosecuted
his journey to Santa Fe, and reached there
without much difficulty Mr.. Folgcr left
him at Socorro, on Cooks route to Califor-
MIA, in excellent health, and quite sauguine
Of reaching his destination in thirty days.
L. T. Thurston, Esq, died at Santa Fe,
during the winter. lie had filed several ing
psrtant stations under the new government
Mr.. Aabry writes from Santa Fe, under
date Of the 9th ult., that Maj Beall had
gone against the Kiawas, to recover prison
era Mr., AS trip out had been disastrous
TO his stock .Hc lost i5o mules, lie
saved all his goods, however,
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The Plough, the Loom, and The Anvil.

EDITED BY J. S. SKINNER & SON.
TO the Friends or a Erseuitutes Manufactures.
and all the usefui brnne hes OF American
IndGstry.
TINE object 81 this work Is 10, merely to amuse
Il lis readers with accounts of extraordinary crops
from single acres and prodigious weights oil bull
locks sheep and hogs. No!--Though the purpose
is to keep the reader advised OF all really ner and
ralHabie discoveries and Improvements in the i'm
PIGMENTS and animals employed 10 agriculture, and
in the processes and principles Of Hasbandry in all
its various branches this Is not all. lft were, the
single word PLOUGH might sufficiently indicate
thar purposes but the fact Is Tar Otherwise. By adj
ding % u the LOOM and the ANVIL, the Editors
design al once toindcaie dat in their belief the
Plough never has, nor ever can prosper so WELL as
when lhe Loom and the Anvilare al work as near
10 The nature ofIhings will admit; and Therefore,
that the Planter and the Farmer ought heaTt& 70
unite 10 cause the estabshment Of an efficient and
permanent policy. such as viii draw around them,
not only the Loon and the Anvil. but the Saw, and
the Trowel, and The Lapsione; the Coal HEAVIER
and The Irun Monger-in order that those ereaged
in cnilivafuz the sf may save in The sale 81 their
produce both time and labor, for The enrichment Of
their lands and themselves ~
But This IS not the place % go into argument 20
prove these POSITIONS Werespectfully solicit those
10 whom our best days haze been devoted, 10 study
TIE suhiecr IN lte pages tie rork " e6rs for o.
all classes Of society," This question AZ Protection or
Frus Tfads IS moSs important 10 hose whose m
ieFest Il Is 10 multiply prosperous eee.efs not r
rails IN the protection Of the fruits Of Agriculture
1kr .TtFms ar n afDafes = - eect. sn.ss ~
raise-5 ~ f,rs subscribers aad - era siHgls ere
Sixty-four pages mcnihIY. printed in The oes'
style and on the best paper The work > siefeoypec
and bark Nos. can aiwars V supplied.
Poslmasterss Connify Msrchaiss Mansiaefurers
and al Others who take an interest IN the prosperity
Of Amerieaf Industry, requested 10 act As agents
on The above terms
Alarsss. J. S. SKINNER & SON.
April "a fsl DueE Street sPhil1deiphia.
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uIEll.

. On the lst inst. afler sbon alness, Mrs. Fax
cks n, Eifs u Chester A. Coli Esq. Of Washing
TN snd daash'sr q The late Nathaaie Manning. ~
LoDdonn county.
CO Tie sih inst. Miss BkrsF wHsyrxo, aged S.
years Sne was one amosskt The oldest and most
Kind and benevoleut ladies, Fl which oar county
could esrr boast. She LIKED university esteemed
and respected By the community and died regretted
" all who ever enjoyed her acenainianee.
On the 9Th 1st ~ the residence Of her s. n near
Middleburg. LOudoun CO.. Mrs. D9aoFHY RlTzEa,
IN The Ssh year Of her age 81
On the f5Ik ulL, 10 Fairfax county, youx ADAsis,
asoldier Of The keyolrtiOn. aged 100 years, noah
and II days.
On the ~ inst, a. HaTpers-F Ferry, JoHx FRaxcis.
son Of James F. and Sophia Duke. aged 10 years.
sOn the lsth ulL, near Uppcrvillr, Loudoun CO.,
HARHIET C., wife Of DR.. J.CulIeB 10 thx 18th year
Of her age ailer brief bui Illness She was
most estimable lady and well sustained each re-
laijun in life. Of wife Tnolher and friend
On the 4lh inst. in Clarke county. ANSE ApALIsE,
only daughter Of William G. and Sarah Hardesty,
aged years and &c days.
Oh The I3ih last, al Pensacola, Fla, 10 the 9th
year Of his age, DR.. ALEXANDRA RoBiNsox OF JcheI-
son county Va, Surgeon in the U. States Navy.
On Sunday last, in Martinsburg. IN the sh year
Of her age. JASE BrLLsrRE daughter OF George and
Rosa SwaF:z
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NEW sPRl ING GOODS.

uhLhl UCLlJNe IN FdiLto!
TIME subscribers again have the peasureo of call
i ing the attention Of their friends and public
generally their large handsome and choice stock
OF NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which they have Just recriyed apd opened from the
Eastern cities. Our ASSORTMENT Of fine and low
priced FRENCH ENGLISH 1NDsA1TERICAN
GOODS is very large aad as for variety oil styles,
durability OF colors, qualify and cheapness, they
nauer themselves they can't be beat in the county
The following is part of their stock 10 which
they would call immediate attention.:
i LADIES DRESS GoODS-Rich embroidered
Silk Tissue, Plain and Figured and Satin Striped
do Barages, French Lawns, low priced, from 1914 10
SO cents, Linen Lusters and Linen Chameros, Silk
Warp, Linen GinghamS Plain and Fancy spring
de laines Manchester and other Ginghams French,
Ensiish and American Chintz Lawns, Lace and
Plaid Muslin Swiss, Book aud Tarlatian do &c.
The above comprises the most elegant assortment OF
fine Dress Goods to be found any wherc
ALSO-A fine assortment Of SIX and Kid Gloves
Bonneis large stock all qualities. Bonnet Saliins
Grapes and Ribbons o. the very latest styles, and a,
unhcard Of lew prices, Artificial Flowers, Bonnet
SCaps, new style, Parasos, Parasnlcts, Sun-shsdes
Lysle and Bobinet Laces, Collars. Swiss and Taco
ne; E1gings Buttons. Ffinges Gimps, &c, Linen
Cambria tlandkerchicfs from G, TO 81.
GENTLElfEN'S TTEAR.-SuPerfor French
and English Black Clolh. splendid Fancy eolored
cassimers, French Doeskin. black and fancy do.
Silk warp Cloth and do. Tweed, Coriinsion and
Merino Cassimeres and Twccds, plain aud fancy
Cro;ons and Gambroons, superior Silk Sauin and
MsrSeilles Ycstn.s some beautiful STYLES, splen-
did LOT Of Gents Crayats silk HandkerchiefS, Sus
pcnders. Linen Kid and other gloves. Beaver. Sill
and Panama Hats, Oil Silk and Cloth Caps, &c
We invite the attention of the gentlemen, where
they will find many new styles OF Summer Goods.
DOHESTTCS-i-f brown Muslips very cheap
81 bIeached and brown Sheetins Tickings, Drill,
and osbaburgs Cotton pant siufs. all styles, very
cheap, Domestic Ginghams and Checks, Diapers
which will be sold al The LowEsv prices having beer
bonSht at such. WIN, ANDERSON & co.
- HarncrS-F Ferry Anril 10 1870
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On The 29,h Mi, IL Nanin.bure u he Rev J.
Winlrr. SIR. EDHanD GoansN 81 CLARKE counly. d
Mis- NsrlLDx Yonor1, Of BerkcIey connty.
On ne 99'h n1t. IN Uid1leturR b NIicr r. D.
Herndon, Mr. L. A. SE11LE % Ms JrLf1 Ask
D8yi1. toih a. Loudfuu comfy
On ne ~ in.t IN Wincheslcr. Is lbe Rev. 9. w.
Willard Mr. PrTEa Ck1E % Miss Ask REnrcrA
LEui. bolh o. Berkeley county.
On he q inst. b. ihe Rrv. 8. Gctrf. Mr. Co.
W1snISGTox CnEcE . Aizs ELlz.Hrrn UEBaTs1.
bob o. L.ouirun c1unly.
On De s.k last. 81 The Reg. r. = Bforn. Mr. n.
T. SrEWsnf, Of Clarke county. % Mia lsdleLla L
rsx urrnE 81 Je1ersoa c0uniy-
On fhe 5ih inst, by lhe Rev. W Lore Mr. RIcn-
snD Lam 70 Miss MAEy CssxET all q Berkeley.
On The z3d oil. b Elder ,. T. Rohin~on. Mr. Ap-
Of RnckineEsm county.
ii rcrEvillc. Nd, 81 the Rev Basil barry, Mr.
Oruo 4 Mrxc1krrs. Of George TO Miss HAl-
ErET EaxaBEfn MAonrnEn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-12

q SIrFHeRrsroWS, April ., 1878.
n heine apparent that the Whigsof The county are
e..ssel n .anoahrr Convention, lhe Wings Of the
sInefrife.l predintf bee leave % present 70 the
ws,er- n is lerson. The name of TuoNss H. TawNEa
- 4 rsnjidale lo9 seal In the next Housc Of Dele
gales u Virginia. NAM tofkAs.
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A VALUABLE STOCK. OF GOODS
FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber. intending TO retire from the
Il Mercantile bnsiness, will sell his entire
STOCK or GOODS. consisting Of Dry Goods
and Groceries; Hardware and QuecnSware; Glass
and Chinaware, and every variety OF GOODS ge-
Morally kept in Retail Store al most reduced pri-
ces for cash or on time; the lime varying accofd
ing TO the amount Of purchase. Persons wishing 10
commence the. Mercantile business, would do we'll
TO purchase The ehre stock and secure the location.
Neighboring Merchants will please. give him
thrif advantage. My customers and the public &C.
neraly will do well 10 call and uy their supply Tar
the summer. Great bargains will he had. Should
not sell Of in short time at private sale shall
sell al AUCTION from time to time, so that my en-
lire stock may be sold By May Couri, At which time
my license viii expire. Come all and casne Quickly
THOMAS LOCK.
Smi hhcld Left 20 Va Anril s 1870 s
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Is Drawn Numbers out Of IS.

Is Drawn Numbers out Of IS.
Whole Tickets Si00-Halves S50-Quarters s25
s.sts Eighihs Sl2 50. =
Certificates Of packages in the above will be IS
sued and sold at the following rates:
95 whole tickets 81 900 IS quarters $3.50
25 half g 500 . eighihs l25
N. D., The Small Fry Lottery draws every day.
Tickets 81. Besides various other Lotteries
Packages from 50 IS 10 $50
An kinds OF uncurrent bank notes bought and sold
All Foreign gold and silver bought al the very
lowest market price.
All prizes paid ia goldor Baltimore notes.
Address NJ. ANSEL & CO.,
Corner Of Baitimoye and Ligh Sfeefs
Baltimore April.I2 1919
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N OTI CE.

A T meeting Of the President and Directors Of
IL the Virginia and Maryland Bridge Company,
IL icas erdrea That the Stockholders be requifed 70
pay to John H. MeEndree. Treasurer Of the Com
pany two dSflars on each share as required BY law
on the 18th df April and an instaent Of Eve dollars
share on the 10Th day OF May next
JOHN NJ JEWETT,
S.cret1rE Ia and M Bridge Company.
.ShcnherdsIown April r. I8i1-5t I
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NOTFf,E.

NOTICE.
HAvING sold on, my stock TO Messrs. Stewart
IL & Lewis. would recommendth them TO the sup
port OF my oil customers feeling assured thar they
will afford themyvery accommodation.
April ~ 1872. ,. ,. MILLER.
NOTICE.
TTAyING sold ont my STOCK TO Mcssrs Stewart &
IL Lewis, I am anxious q close up my business
Immediately would request an persons who owe
- April liz II. is49. Jf MILLER
lust received IS Gallons OF Oh Rye whi>key,
/ y at 50 30 Gallon. Also Whskey Of differ
snt qualities and prices.
Great Bargains. q
r. WILL offer my entire stock Of Dry Goods,
u Queensware and Hardware, fer thirty deys. for
cash or country produce. This is one Of The bestas
sortluen in the Valley, and presents rare oppoI-
tnny TO families TO supply themselves at great sa-
erihcc with almos, every article they may want
Call early and get best bargains.
April u, 1919. E ). MILLER
Domestic Goods.
WE have reeeired alarge supply q =
w TwiIed osnaburgs;
Plaid and striped co,tOns;
Blown ard hleaehed Shooting.
April /. 1873. CANE 9 BRowN.
Sr-io- 1sno,I.
| WE arc receiving large supply Of SEA
| W. SONABLE GOODS
A9 -: - lsls. kEYEs & KEARsLEY.
ME would invite the attention OF the ladies TO
| w our stock Of Dress Goods consisting Of Silks
| Refages. Mouslins, Ginghams, Rihhands. &c, most
Of Which were purchased u Philadelphia and unn-
April y. 1919.
Croeertes
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Baltimore Market.
oFFicE on THE : CLlppkN

= OFFICE OF THE "CLlPPEk.H
DaLTiAoaE, April 10. 1919.
The fionr markets Is very dull ands prices have
further declined. we note sales Of Howard street
brands Al 81 l2i and The market closing heavy on
change. Ctr Mills offered al 81 IS. Corn meal
81 25 - 81. Rye 1our 67s 50. The grain
market . quiet We quote good to prime red wheat
n n g. cents. Mhiie corn 90 cents and yellow
A a. GAS % % cents Rye 50 a 90 cents
The Provision market isdull; Mess Pork nominal
Il SO IS Sti. Bacon quiet Lard Oh "a cents
II, bhls and kegs.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having purchased the entire
i STOCK Of GROCERIES, &c, OF Mr.. JAmEs
J. MiiLER, intend continuing the Grocer business,
IN all lis various branches at the old Stand under
the name and firm of STEWART & LEWIS, where
they intend 70 keep large and well selected stock
Of Goods in their line Al reduced prices for Cash.
GEORGE L. STEWART,
Anril 70 1870 ROBERT. v. LEWIS.
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] AUCTIONI AUCTIONlI

SHALL, on ms eaE THURSDAY y The Rol irxf
1 ecmmcnce selling Cd my 80
stock Or Goods
AZ Auction and continue 70 sellfrom dav "a a. =,
Ill all sold consisting 81 general sssorf,n, y
Dry Goods Boots, Shoes
HAS, Caps. Bonneis. GFocerics,
Hardware Glass. China and Queensware.
Castings. SleeL Wagon Bnxes. q
Ploughs Mould Boards, Hoop Iron.
Wire Riddles Siilers. Barrels,
Boxes, Books. Paper. Looking Glasses. &c. 10
geihef with almost every a:cle ia use il This SEE
lion Of country.
Sale Is commence each day. At 10 o'clock in the
morning and continue until o'clock Il night, m
iii all are sold.
Sir months crcdi, win Be given upon all sums /.
hove SO, The purchaser giving mole and approved
security No goods y Be delivered until seet for.
b r. TOWNER.
shepherastorn. March .. 1919
p s shall continue to sell Goods At cos, Al
yltne herseen ,his anil Mar Coult The 2ls, when
iny license viii expire. Merchants are particular.
" invited 10 call Is would like 10 close oul The
whole stock. b TT
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c0I0RED DiGUERREOTFPES.

MR.. MOULTON, late from Baltimore. has Ia
1tl ken rpoins in Charles.ovn opposite The Court
house and viii guarantee as striking likeness as
an, Be- taken 10 Baltimore. Mr. Moulton has ape-
rss IN his profession for the last two years ID Bal
timore. and has all the late Improvements. His
time Is limited Call soon.
Tnstrueiions given il the art together With the ap
pzratus complete.
March o. 1879
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Persons calling for letters will9iease say they are
advertised.
Anril < ist9
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PlIEi.lE KENTINsa. .

DURSUANT 10 an order of the Circuit Superior
IL Court Of Law and Chancery for Jefferson
County. al the October term 1873 in The sui Of J.
r. Hamtramck. &c, vs. John Briscoe's Admins
irato., &C.. shalt before the Coar,.house of said
County, on tAe liz day IF April Nrrs offer TO the
highest bidder for rent for two years from INC Isl
day Of April next
The Piedmont Farm,
late the properly OF DR.. John Briscoe deed excep,
that pari-of said tract which was allowed as the
dover OF his widow.
Bonds with good security wall be required paya-
bic on the LIST day Of April. 1850 and ISL
March p, 1919. Z. L. COOKE, Comr
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NMgar, .lIoiMsxes. and aof1ee.

Sugar, .vHOfsssSeS. and coffee.
Ak HHDS. New Orleans, Porto Rico and Gu
9O ba Sugar part prime,
25 Bbls. best pulserizcd and crushed Sugar,
so do do new crop New Orleans Molasses
20 Hhds Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba do Z
8 do New Orleans Sugarhonse do (
do New York Syrup, for table use,
$50 Bags Rio Coffee, part strong scented,
25 do Old Government Java Coffee,
o5 do White Rio DO
20 do Green Laguayra do
In store and for sale at yerM low prices.
A large proportion Of thesabove Groceries were
purchased last fall al much less prices than they
now command, and will be sold as1ow as they can
be had from Baltimore BAKERS g. BROWN.
Winchester March % 1870
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TINS fne young HORSE will stand the ensu-
j. ing season at my farm, (Braddock.) near
Chariesio&p, on Monday, Tuesday. Friday and Sa-
turday, Of each week and on Wednesday and Thurs
day, at the faTmnof DR.. Alexander, hear Halltown
a. two dollars leap and i've dollars the
season. The noneySo be paid or note given fol
the amount when the mare is first sent 10 the Horse
or first service rendered.
THOS. BAWASHINGToN
Clay Mont AnriI 81 l8Ig--Tm
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To country Nlerchants.

HAVlNG made an arrangement forihe purpose
Ii OF manufacturing CANDY, shall be pre-
pared al all times 10 Gil orders for any description
Of Candy at city prices.
A. YOUNG, Jr., Ayrai
Harncrs- Eerrr Mnrch % 1910
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(.{ns1mn,iol' Is iho.@rrll cptsc d our Northern
,.,;,,.5sS III q ne k''|l 81 domestic Felicity and
- 5cc,sjlrr 81 teanIt Il r0bs he cheek q rs
keaIhfal boom lhc mind q ~ sefeni.{ ene ins 81
=, -, hr;Ii;n ~, II utsies he BRA dim< the intel
-, ~ rlnners is victim into "a early gave
~ ,,,,- ~ ihesokI The serious and he eur, tie
-, SsIi, lkr cobnlrr lazs ere alike II pfyHn rs
r;s,;-,- 1lessi1es On lIc man, lhe1, ueese <snius
- flslalrh foIni<hci Is gsnlens . 20 oc.sese
- ~ T3roIIcf of he IhrsshoIdl He merits NE
s15lsu.e and er41,n1e olasss; BE s1a'' h,vs oess'
tsc Il skc m, inpor..n, discoveries e moie.n
s<;ES<S lor f1 tI,fc 81 rulmonaIf e1er.iQnh = .r'
I7TS1Mrf WILD CHERRY, and d t1s &, sres,. q
n I'=-.|&r@ Is due b l1t cE'r1ro'eo D.. Misinf-
srkiS VALUABLE <znronn1 has re>aQred ihop<,nes q
s1|<..-s b I<1IE 4 : fxpect2Unl n1,c an1 90
~rr.1{ "a /. <1if % b purely vegetable prepar.
1I,-- rrI.l - ErEic i11o.1ct ne no.t oczii.e,s
- q. 80. ~ I...lIi-' |r.laI;e1s disappear. We
49,. -. S 11L en- I.1lEI<1l L a-,icp'any y
~ .<2.S>. 01es ~ Erz.i c,r.r q t'.<.'s 49,
Re-: !. :.ss|': ss'.< .'r.sd l. BUTTS . =.
IS s. 9 / ~ IS 6-<etf'r5.
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senuinr Hayanna Cirars.

HAVE just received supply Of Genains. Ia
4 wanna Cigars Of the following celebrated brand
La Rosa, CATHEDRAL. La Flora, TasSo and RegaIia.
.Harpers-Ferry, April 5. 1919.
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REMOVAL.

MI IsS HELM has removed her School {fnr i
w shcft iimel % rooms Al Dr. Alexandcrs. which
are pleasant eoInmodio1s and accessible. Ternis
as usual. No deduction for absence, and no pupil
received for less than 4 session.
April s. 1919
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Lamps for ETHEREAL Oil.
A BEAUTIFUL article OF Britannia and Glass
"A Lamps for burning Efherial Oil. received by
Hlrpers- Ferry. AprR5, 1919. A. YOUNG.
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VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS AND GENERAL. ADVERTISER


THE biloxine Eziracr and Perfnnery have
u beea rrceirc1 and arc l1r sale a l. s EscnElr
nzngent Dsu1 SroRE;
Double Exfr1ci Hedyosmi1;
do d. yerbcn1;
% Do Psiehobiy;
DO % Jasmines
Go DO Mousseiine;
Extract BoaQucs des Prince
Florida Water. (LafoQnes)
Orange Flower; Toilet Water;
Eau de Col1gre; BAY Rum;
Scent Bags; Jayne< Hair Tonic.
Hanel's Fan Lusir1f Hair Restorative.
Oifridge,S Balm Of Columbin:
oenaine Bears Oil Al III and IS eents
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ne r6ts'.ispsj, king Dsieg.,,s % de re-
rsn, Wig Couniy coayehiion el.ieh a..emIl.d
s's ,he PprpP,e q ppnir..iae candidate, 70 ,e.
Pfe,eni = = he nezi isase q Delrr.ie. Il vir.
Eiia. ksse ri'nes.es vi,hseerr,. she ui,ls..u.l
:, w Y. MeEIniseTos. one u the nominees a
~ c4ptFnIipa. which uns eaaser :. ii.<v ~
i'fst y Ne dissenting Whses--abo in.5aied
,ei4e coaffnsisp impr6Ies m..iises. - Is osher
wef11 charge thai sid t;nusenfiun Vas n.ekei
Heg5'eg'nn's iriesds = ihnsgh DIR IN
y in1rprnieni r,,nbers q he Whir p.r,v we
=. - 1lspn.ed q sc<l unief NJ l,nsui siisn.
zr4' n1tpusef. being consince1 NAT sid Norfh-
lnt'onN noniaatiaR uas and i letcp,nbie 10
l.sEe mstsriiyNf il,s iyhf bs1y. aid .l.o h.
texi0g iI.et Win tie sdi.1Innenf ~ the convpn-
ia pes fereliens sea&ed, se rhenfore take
ne ppte - ealiag % every ee<d Wing who has
~ lrieresls 81 b. party ard is princip e. a.
sne1fI. and ubo dos 81 wish or ds.sension. 10
i1..t - Ne benflii d or p.inieal opponents 10
yoie tAf uomnrcs Of the Cnnsention, Worth.
tne'nA 1r1 Dnke. which ne pledge ourseIses 10
-. = luther Stale thai we-sre cs,nvincpd from
obeefg4iioa fiaf The ftsnit is not 10 b. fearrd.
y ~ consenIien si,oaId seain assemble the
e.me o1iertlons would Be made AGAINST Il which
efPliet u The Last We therefore await The issue
~ IL s1,lIn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-12
Sale Of "DIXON'S lIILL' at Public
Auction,

HAVING more Town property than desire TO
u Il retain, will dispose OF this eligible property
al public auction. before the Coufth house door 10
ChlrleSiown. M,aSdp Gss l6h iMst., being Court
day The DWELLING, which is now in good &C.
pair, IS Of the best in the village, and has at
iEched 10 il about al Acres Of land. The beau
iifnl location will commend tito any one desiring 4
retired residence.
The Terms OF Sale will he three months credit on
.ne flfth Of the purchase money-the residue 10 he
divided into five eqnal annual payments. the whole
bcaring interest from the date: and the whole 10 be
secured the first payment BY personal security, and
the residue by Deed Of Trust on the premises.
Possession given imnledia civ. ~
ANDREW HUNTER
Anril 3 1919