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Is, without exception Or exaggeratiop. The most
safe md speedy cure for an diseases arising fom
Coughs and Colds which. unfortunately ncrocfcd too
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II Hance's Compound Syrup Of HoAIho1hd Is laten
on the rsf appearance Of Cough, ~ lin1clnlcly
Hance's SarsapariIlG Blood PMS
LfoR Purifying lhs Blood md curing Dyspepsia.
II a few doses q these Pills. taken u tyacnaie
The bowels freely and then regulated 10 keep he
bowels slightly open, win cure The vols Dyss
pepsia. Price 90 eeut<pc box. !. =.
Charles and prat StEeeis and lQS sl1se AL
- u FLINT ch.5l.!Ievl
JOSEPH g HANS H1[r<I< fc|rV 4
Is 8 q n 8 F0HNET, Shcphe<'Isl4'ln.
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THE astonishing virtue Of Hances Compound
Syrup VI Hoarhound, ia relieving Coughs
Colds Hoalseness. Splitting Of Blood, Pieurisy Cfnnp
Whooping Cough sld Consumption, need only to b
tested 10 be fully established, trial OF single bot
le will convince the Sufferer more of is good effect
than all that could be written in month Price 50 cts
For sale BY SETH S. HANcE, los Baltimore street
Baltimore. Also. by
T NJ FLINT, Charlestown;
JOSEPH HAYS, Harpefs Ferry
X FOilNEY. Shepherdstown;
DORSEY BoWLf, Winchester
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I. w. & II. C. SMITH,
FOUNDERS AND MAcHINISTS,

dle11Huft1, tHgtHI1j s
EXECUTE orders for high and low pressure
- STEAM ENGINES, Steam Boilers and
She'd Iron lcork Machinery of an Kinds NH JVoyk
btu wn0agM and east, Slap Boilers and al other
Kettles and Pans Bells Of an sizes, Ofaanental Rat
ing boa rrongh and cast =
They keep on hand, and for sale, Mccormick,
Stewart, Freeborne and Davis PLOUGH CAST
INGS, Spout Shoes and Sash Weights for build
ers; Fire Brick 81 superior quality, English refined
bar and American Bar Iron, best quality.
The valuable assortment Of Gearing Patterns,
owned By them Offers great Indictment to persons
about erectihg 0r repairing Mills to give them call
a they pledge themselves 70 furnish Castings &C.
for Mills and Other purposes, ii as good quality
and on as reasonable terms as can be obtained n
any section Of the country Printed lists OF their
Gearing patterns will be'furnished on application
by mail @
n. 3. The great saving IL transportation via
Canal. adds 70 themany Inducements which We are
offering TO those disposed 70 patronize establish
nenf ~ T..W.& h. O. s.
Alexandria, Sept =, 1919
TVoR sALE-A very superior qualify Timoihy
IL Seed;
Stone Jars Of al sizes ~
Hams Of very superior quality,
10 Bbls No Herrines; Is as 81
$500 Pounds heavy Side and sbooldess.
Sept r.. J. y. MILLER.
CAI.T.-Just received, alo, o. superior Ground
- Alum and Fidc Salt r. DUNNfNGTON.
Baltimore q Ohio Ran Road Sent
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Coffee and Tea.

Raisins, Crackers and Cheese;
90 BOXES and half boxes fresh bunch Raisins
~ 10 Bbls. Waller, Sugar and Soda Crackers.
20 Boxes Marshall's and Harris 8 Cheese.
Just received and for sale by
Nov. 80. BAKERS & BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-22
Blankets. Blankets,
Hardware.

THE subscribers have Just received the following
i articles in the Hardware line viz:
Butcher Knives, Pocket and Pen Knives Scis-
sorss Razors Pad-locks, Chest and Cupboard Locks,
Stock Locks, Patent Rim Locks with Porcelain
Knobs. Drop and Thumb Latches, Shutters, Pocket
Steelyards, Hinges, Screws, Walters and TRAYS,
andlesiicks, Spittoons, Wad. Iroas, Curry Combs,
rass-haadlei Poxers, C1f.s Mills. SIT Irons,
rought and cut Nails, Hatchets, &c. &C.
0ct u. JK WOODS s. CO. :
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Readv-made Clothing.
Limit of and Prices lower.

Limit of and Prices lower.
TTNHE subscribers would respectfully announce to
u the citizens Of Harpers-F Ferry and vicinity,
thatthey getting their Fall and Winter stock
of
New and Fashionable Clothing.
Aware of the pressure they are now pre- pared aud
will sell clothing lower than ever offered in the
Valley of Virginia. Come and examine our stock
before you buy, and save something. Being con-
nected with large Clothing Emporium in one Of
our Eastern Cities, they shall consequently have all
the latest patterns and styles Theft stock al present
Goats Of business, fTock and dress pSt,errss Cios
Cashmere, Satnett and other Pants ofnew fashiona
blegoods. Satin. silk Cashmere, Marseilles, Cloth
and a. kinds Of Vests and OF every price Stocks
Scaris Cravats, Pocket Handkerchiels, Shirts, Col
lars Drawers under Shirts, and in fact every thing
10 be found in a gentiemans Fashionable Clothing
Store
Al fresh supply Of fashionable Hats, Caps, fancy
Boots Carpet Bags, Trunks &C., &c.
small stock OF elegant Cloaks, lined and faced
Overcoats, Bangups, Sacks, &c, sc.
Come give them cali and they I'll warrant you
are pleased with their stock and prices. This is
your place they are determined 10 sell lower Than
any one else can.
Harpers- Ferry, Sept IA, 1873
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Co0Pers' Tools. .
"E have Just received,
wv Broadheads Patent Grows;
Kids and Watkins Drawing Knives;
Champering & Howling do. do.
AIDES; Broad Ares; Frame Saws;
Joiners' Bits, Sc, SC.
All Of which We are determined 10 sell lower than
ever T. G. RAWLlNS a co.
November %. 1873.
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Cash for Negroes,

HNHE subscriber Is anxious 10 purchase large
u number Of Negroes, Of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes TO dis pose Of viii
find TO their interestto give him cat before sell
ing. as he viii pay the eery kigtss eati prices z
He can be seen attic Berkeley CourtS at Martins
burg on the al Monday and at Berryvtle on the 4th
Monday IN each month, and usually al is residence
Allletters addressed to him viii be promptly at
tended 10. WM CROW
Charles,own. Feb ~, Isss--tf /,
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0YSterS in every variety.

Either fried roasted rstewed-together with every
other article in season His Bar is supplied with
the choicest kinds Of LIQUORS. Those wishing
to enjoy themselves in his line can do so in great
comfort, as every effort will be used to make the
"Green House" an agreeable resort. -. sl- ~
JOHN GIBSON.
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BUILDERS, THIS WAY /!

TINE undersigned informs the citizens Of Jeder-
Il son, Clarke and the surrounding counties, thai
be still continues the CARPENTERING BpSE-
NESS in all It's branches and varieties. Having
paid some attention 10 the study Of Architecture be
Of work pertaining 10 his line feeling confident thar
b. his long attention 10 the pursuit he please the
taste and crafty the eye Of The most fastidious-
he will undertake the erection Of all kinds Of
b1ildings-trom the eonntryseat 70 thatof the most
hnmble, and upon terms such Is must prove salts
factory 70 all Concerned. sf
Persons who may have work in his line are ne
specially desired 10 give him call before closing
contracts in other quarters.
Letters addresse1 70 him Al charlesiown. Jefsr-
son county, Va, win BE promptly attended 10 from
- - . wM A. sUDDIFH
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0M.T-Just received ! lot Of superior Ground
Baltimore Ohio Ran Road. SEPT, I.
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THE |" GREEN HOUSED

THE undersigned looking TO the comfort Of the
u1e pfiee, mas Gltssa up an Ez rfSri Afitusiiiqss
the most comfortable and genteel style, on High
Street, next door to Mr.. G. w. Cutshaw's where
he will serve TO order
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-02-22

the WILLOW HILL
2OARO7g4 @ SCHOOL,
ONE mile from KernsSsvnii IS IN successful
" operation, and preslatA IoSparents aud guar
dams heathfal and alton for th:ir sons
Tsgs TIE Ieaafan s Professions and particularly
those 10 delicate hiIh, will find few places more
favorable for pursyhg their siudits
Tuition from =; Il sic per session.
The 81 Term will commence on Monday, Aug ust
II, 1913. II I
]. L FRARY, Proprietor.
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EJEEEERSo1r rARM1

HvHE subscriber being desirous Of removing TO
4 the West, offers Tor sale THE FARM on
which he resides, situated seven miles West Of
Charesown, he seat OF Justice for jefferson Coun-
ty, Fa..) within one and a-half miles Of Smithfeld
and near the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road
and the Smithfeld and Harpers-Feny Turnpike,
bounded on the East and Wesl by public roads, n
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Labor and Laborers.

We like the style and sentiments Of the follow
ing extracts, because they "spssk the words Of
truth and soberaess.", If there is any thing we
utterly dsspiss it is that feeling which psrvades
ssme classes Of society, Of eternaiy spng the mo.
nsysd sristocrscy Of our land:
THELowER RCLAssEs:--Whst are they! The
toiling millions, the laboring men and women. the
farmer. the mechanic, the artisan, the producer.
the inysntorl Far from it. These are natures
pobility, Gods favorites, the salt OF the earth. No
matter whether they are high or low in station,
rich o. poor Ia peif, conspicuous or humble in po-
si.on. they are surely tho supper circles" in the
order Of nature, whatever the 6ctious distinctions
Of society, fashionable or unfsshionable, msy de-
cree. Its not low. but the highest duty, privi-
lege and pleasure, for the great man and whole
soulded woman to earn what they possess, to work
their own way through iis to be the architects oi
their own fortunes Some may rank the classes
We have alluded TO-, ss only relatively low; and in
fact the middling classes. We insist they are ab.
solutsly the highest. Ifthers 10 . class Of human
beings on earth, who may be properly denomiaat-
cd low, il 10 composed Of those who spend withou,
producing. who dissipate upon the earnings Of
thsIr fathers or relatives. without being or doing
any thing in and of themselves.
4 WHAr LAsoR DoEs.--Labsr pays rests and
,snSys besides sustaining all waste and decay Of
alGsssus descriptions Of wealth. Not q penny
lsss ths msrehant pay for the use Of his place o.
rssidsnee, o. for the capital be employs, but what
saa.-M. -. q q
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RIOS P ECTU US
OF
The New Constitution.

We shall issue, during the summer, "a PAMPHLET I
WEEKLY, 16 pag es, in form for binding, under the
title of THE New CONSTITUTION. commencing
abot the 1st Of May next. and to contine sia
months. making work Of 400 pages. with a tt
| TIE PAGE and INDEX at the close, for reference
for ONE DOLLAR single copy. u 81 -. r.
For fpe dollars seven copies, and for ten dollar.
fifteen copies. Thus ten dollars will purchas.
| 5000 pages Of close reading matter.
| The work will favor what its name purports.
NEW CONSTITUTION, yet it will admit able
and well written articles on all sides of every ques
ton, and those who read it may see what 10 sale
BY all parties. LII by this means alone that th,
people can arrive at a sound and Just conclusion
We therefore invite all writers who desire 10 irea
the subject fairly, as correspondents of THE
NEW CONSTITUTION. ..t...
The design of our work s; 1st, to enforce the
necessity of frequent recurrence to first prnci.
ples-2d, to show the importance Of the funda-
mental law corresponding with the growth Of our
state and the "progress" of liberal sentiments
3d. the security OF natural rights by charter made
rience of the past developing and directing the ne.
cessities Of the future. ~.
A total reform Of our Judiciary system and the
practice of our Courts.
The election of ALL OFFICERS BY THE
PEOPLE! .s.
No increase Of the State Debt. except by vote
Of the people themselves.
A system Of common schools and Of education,
worthy the age and the state.
No legislation, but what the people can reform
or annul when found injurious.
These are few of the principles, hastily thrown
together, which shall receive the attention of
"The New Constitution "
Long have we looked forward to the time hen
we could perform our duty in a contest of the
kind now before Us, and we enter the lists full Of
courage and full Of hope.
There Is q progr essDg, reforming, radical spirit
spreading over the civilized world, and let Ohio
not be the last to partake OF the regenerating
spirit.
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subscription, and act as agents generally. Money
always in advance.
no-Frieuds Of The New Constitution every
where are also requested to act as Agents and
Correspondents
0J-Subscriptions should be early forwarded.
that we may have some data by which We can
calculate the proper number Of the work to begin
with. -fif3 a-t s. MEDARY
COLUMBUS. O., March ls49.
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An Universal History:

From the infancy of Mankind to thepresent time
yG. G. HEBBE, L. l. d. Noac ready tn.
first vollme, bound in cloth. Price ~, ,75--ana
to be continued in monthly parts until finished
-Jfue numbers forming a u0lume.-25 cent,
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constant view the celebrated treatise of Lsd;an-
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it's severity, and reason in its manly state, are the
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dience. What different view has he opened to
US Of the state Of the nations Of by gone ages, from
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Of study, this work proves eminently important
and valuable, sincs when completed. Il win form
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been tried now unite in prescribing II as the most
efficient remedy In those alarming cases
See Advertisement in another column, and Bel
Pamphlet Of the Agents.
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o. Gen. Cass has been charged by the whig
papers Il roughout the country, with having re-
csived mileage for being in attendance on the last
day of the last regular session OF the Senate; and
also mileage for attending the special session Of the
Senate. which Immediately ensued The Balti.
more Sun correspondent, "Ion." says. she was
legally, and by usage, entitled to double mileage;
but he declined It; wherein he showed more deli
cacy than wisdom. The Secretary of the Senate
certies that Gen. Cass "took his seat on the Sd Of
March last, but declined to receive either pay or
mileage for the session ending on that day.
What silly and false charge will the whig papers
nszt start! Perhaps they will claim that he ought
TO serve his coantsy for nothing
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- COURT.-On Wednesday, the 10th day oi
May, 1S49, betwee, the hours of 10 O'Clock am,
a, d o'clock p. M, on the premises, in Union
township, Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following described real es-
tate. as the property Of Jacob Archer, deceased,
to wit The west half Of the southeast quarter Of
section 81, township Z, and range 8, containing
80 acres; lying and being in Monroe county, Ohio.
Terms.--0ne. third in hand, one-third in six
months, and he residue in one year, with interest
thereon fom the day of sale; payments to be Sc.
cured to the satisfaction of the subscriber.
JOHN LANNAM.
April IA, lS49.s Admir- of Jacob Archer, dec
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I Il ~.
In regard to the literary execution Of this work,
we have spoken % The numbers appeared. but sos
% fully as its merits deserve. Now, on re.exam-
ination, we hesitate not 10 pronounce that this
volume, as history OF the earliest period OF man
kind, has rival in any single work Of universst
history in the English lasgssse--& y Trjbsme.
The author Of the Universal History, nov IA
publication, judging from the portion Of II slres-
dy Published, 10 equal to bis task. He comes 10
1t prepared by 20 years Of study, and familiar
acquaintance with all the necessary authorities.
not only those 10 whom we look for solid records
Is facts, but those who have gone beneath the sur
face of events and tracked the source Of political
convusions by thousand wsys back to the hid.
den heart Of some great principie.- GraAass's
Magazine. <sAla sH "A
DR.. HEBBE, by avaiIing himself Of the light
which the Egyptian hieroIogists and other inves-
tgators Of antiquity have shed the earliest his
tory of man by means of authority, and BY his
acute judgment, his clear philosophy, his deep
sympathy with humanity, and his enthusastic
love tor his favorire study, has produced what
may be termed in many respects an original his
tory OF the infant nations Of the world. The work
is written in the most enlarged and liberal spirit
and while the author rejects the superstitions OF
the ancient Priesthood, he is a stout defender of
the immortal and sublime truths Of Christianity.-
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o. Oar whig friends at Beallsville, in this coun.
", are soliciting subscriptions preparatory to the
sstabiishment Of new paper Ito be whig in poll
tics. Go ahead, gentlemen; opposition Is said to
BE- the life Of business.
We would just say to our democratic friends.
that II they will assist Us with couple Of hundred
new subscribers we will increase the size Of our
paper. We intend making arrangements in lew
days for supplying our Office with new type. We
therefore hope and believe eur subscribers will old
u in our undertaking. Eua
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0o- On Tuesday evening last Senator Archbold
addressed number Of our citizens, at the Court
House, on the political topics before the Legisla-
ture the past winter. His speech was in his usual
able and pointed style. When he had concluded,
a resolution declaring that the democratic mem.
bsrs weIe not responsible for the scenes Of dsor-
psnization at the commencement Of the session Of
the Legislature, was unanimously adopted. J. r.
Morris then addressed the meeting, for few mo.
msnss, in favor Of calling q convention to amend
the constitution. Mr.. Walton followed upon the
same subjsct-ably advocating that important
measure. Mr.. ]. Morris concluded by offering q
few remarks upon the great principles which d.
vide the parties Of this country. Tie wings, he
said, arrsyed themselves on the side Of the money
cd interest, while the democracy advocated the
rights Of the laboring man.
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g0o-A tslegraphic despatch to III. Ohio States
msa says ;-"0sn. Taylor, in con' ersatlon this
day, with R. M. Riddle Of Pittsburgh, stated he
would himself favor protective tariff, which
would endure, in virtue Of not being too high
He gives decided preference to specific duties,
over the ad valorem principle.
"Thsrs have been no new appointments during
The Last two days.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atmy my instance an attach
"A ment was this day issued by Isaac Murray, q
Justice of the Peace Of Franklin township, Mon-
roe county. against the property and effects of
William Robins, nonresident of said county,
Dated this S0th day Of March, A. D. ls49.
April IA. THOMAS P. WILKINSON.
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CoNuEcrlcUr ELECTION The democrats OF
Connecticut have gained three members Of Con.
Gress al the late election. There is said to be a
democratic majority on joint ballet. Ifso, it Sc
cures the election Of democratic Governor
Well dons, Connecticut.
Rhode Island stands as last year.