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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Fnlls-P Ko~.

aewski safe poygoto guide Niagara Falls 1.-THE first
son-n,aw of General Whitney of Cataract House. rss-
pecully offers his services his friends
out the United States aud Europe would he
Eagle Hotel in which he found friendly home.
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shoes for them, elves or children ud at T. B. aer IL
Canal street. the largest aud handsomest
dies Mistes and thildrens Cater Boots and
had in this city Every article of his
and sold Mt moderate prices ut b. MILLEkS l22 Canal
street, between Thompson and Laurens streets. M
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II Bleasnrersl $50 81 $50 1913 1921 S37
Here, then, We have the figures and the facts of the
matter There are three hundred and twenty EIGHT
night Offices and the aggregate annual value Of the
loaves and fishes is three hundred and twenty
seven thousand, eight hundred and thrty-seven dol
ars-a pretty nice sum total Now, let us figure
out how many Office brggars must be disappointed
in not getting chance of serving their country in
the Custom House. The applicants, thus far,
amount to four thousand. Before the first of July,
al least another thousand will be added to that
number.
Number Of offices exclusive Of the collectorshp 327
Number Of applicants for the same. ...... 5000
Disappointed. Observation-Disclosures. A 673
This will be the ultimate result. But we are in
formed that, at the most, not more than one hun 4.
dred and twenty Of those at present holding Office
In that establishment, be dismissed for the first
two months' reign of the new Collector. This pre-
SCENTS a rather melancholy prospect for the five
thousand patriots; but they may rely upon its
truthfulness.
But we have grain of comfort to administer to
one class of the patriots-we mean those who had
shankering after the deputy Collectorship, and
the salaries of six thousand collars attached. Three
of the four have been appointed. viz. Mr. King,
Mr. Gordon Buck, and Mr.. Isaac Hone-so that
those who have been after these posts must strike
for something else.
We strongly recommend both the office-seekers
and the office-holders to keep cool, and avoid ex-
element during the very warm weather which
now prevails, much they can. They must
not imbibe too many ginslings or stay too long in
the sun at Poverty Corner; for their health might
be injured and their valuable services lost to the
country.
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A Lady and GentIeman CarfIeu Ovcf tho
Falls or Niagara.
BUFFALO, June 22-P M.
We regret to say that Miss Dc Forrest daughter Of
one Of our most respectable citizens fell into the
stream at the sHogsback," last evening" and was
drowned together with Charles c. Addngton, young
merchant who had plunged In to save her. They
vera both carried over the Falls
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q, n, CIark. II8 yViIIlam at Tn,Ior

moshenes remarked that three things -ecery
orator. action action action Three thugs
to comfAfa thin Coat, thin Pants thin Vest Come then
ye who are heavy laden with winter Clothes buy my
Summer Clothing
DR.. HI. BOstwick's Practical Works, trea-
certain class Of diseases. Sec
column They the best books tho which
they treat. sxtanA
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Former.
CINCINNATI. June PIP. NJ
There are many versions relative to the difficulty
between Messrs Clay and Turner that
" be credited 1t is stated that Turner averred just
before dying that he stabbed Clay The last accounts
from Clay were, that he was recovering, his wounds
being found less dangerous than was supposed.
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Late from Mexico-srOvernemtsf FOR CalifOr-
MIA, &c.
NEw ORLEANS, Jane 10. 1919.
We received here yesterday dates from Vera Cruz
UP to the 7th inst Large numbers of Mexicans
going to California.
The Mexican Congress discussing a bill appro-
pristng eight millions dollars indemnity from the
United States, towards the payment of internal i'm
provements.
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Murderer of Fanny DAILY COnvicted-The
Crevasse Checked.

New ORLEANs. June 90 s P. NJ
Captain Bradley, of the schooner Friendship, trial
for the murder Fanny Daily has been vcted and
recomne ended to mercy. He was from New Haven
The great crevasse closed this evening and tho
water IL rapidly receding. The river il rising
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Honors TO the Memory OF the Late Jas X.
Polk

HonOrs 20 the Memory OF the Late Jas X.
Polk.
BALTIMORE, June 22-6 Pm.
The town meeting In sympathy for the late James
Polk held this afternoon and largely attended.
Mayor Stxpsbnry presided The Hon. Robert McLane
delivered most sensible and effective speech and con-
Guided by Offering resolutions OF condolence and
ing to the widow, and the country generally. When
he had concluded, Gen Richardson, after short
speech offered series Of resolutions recommending
public Offices and buildings to be closed Monday
next, aud that flags be- hung out SC.
committee Of one from each ward WAS appointed to
recommend suitable mode of signifyng our sorrow,
by the citizens, ON Saturday next
CHARLESTON, June a.
A large public meeting held. last evening, aud
resolutions passed Ia respect Of the memory Of James
Knox rolk President the United States Resolu-
lions of condolences sympathising with Mrs. Polk ia
her sad bereavement, were also adopted. The Mayor
of the city presided.
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Fires In the Woods OF Maine and New
Observation-Disclosures Amount OF Timber
Destroyed.

CALAIS, Me-, June 22--P. M.
The weather has been exceedingly warm to-day;
the thermometer in the coolest place. being up to &c.
We have had no rain since the FIRST week in April
The Hres in the woods still raging In every drec
tion and more than six million acres Of timber land
have already fallen prey to the devouring element,
in this part Of Maine and the province of New Bruins
wick. There IL no water for driving logs. Nearly all
the present stock 10 sawed The lumber business must
be Suspended for the summer and the best fields Of
grass It is likely will not be worth cutting The pros
poets Of the country more gloomy than at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
VA RIETY
sEYEN YEARs, ITCH.


tits close unto eighteen years ago, thatwe
stayed all night at. the very. house where
0akly stirred up the wasp nest. We reach
& "a. ytkcfe after a disazreeablo dayfxaride ii
the snow and sleet We had stopped at the
DuaciIita river and spent an half hour very
pleasantly Scarborough fddlcd, while
his wife and Hedge Triplett ran a reel -
The cold souee We got that dag will meyer be
forgotten," AT night, after a hearty supper,
We prepared for lodging. DR. Billy Ray
burn, now Of Orleans, aud ourself took one
bod Tom Scott aud Fountain Pope another !;
Hedge Triplett q third stranger, who fell
in with us, q fourth while the mail rider, an
awkward, gawby boy of fifteen, prepared to
turn in soDeRhere. ills eye fell frst upon
Hodges bed, AID he was making upJ to It
when Hedge cracked his teeth together il a
terrible manner sERay burn and ourself took
the hint We asked Hedge If nothing
would prevent II <hc replied no Rayburn
proposed bleedi4 him; no use, said Hedge,
IL wont stop ~ kStop what said the
mail boy. Fits. replied Hedge 1t would
have done you good to see the mail boy
jump.
His only chance now was with the stran-
ger, who very good naturally invited him to
partake Of half lis bed. The boy accepted !;
and having Invested himself. Of bis clothing,
was about turning in, when the stranger
rising up In his bed observed;
"My young friend, | hate to take adyan-
tage Of you-I have got the heh p
90" said the boy, as he brought nasty
rake with his finger nails, sis that alll why,
I've had it these three yearsp
II you had seen Thai stranger leave that
bed you would know how lightning travels.
= Peter Maidstone
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
BUILDERS. Ills WAY |!

TIME undersigned informs the citizens Of Jefer-
Il son. Clarke and The surrounding counties, that
he stir c6Htiaaes the cARPENTERING BUSl-
NESS In all lis branches and varieties. ,Haymg
paid snue attention The study OF Architecture he
i prepared to furnish models anddFas for any kind
OF wosk pertaining his line feeling confident that
by his long attention 20 ihpprsai be eau please the
taste and crafty the eye of The nosi iastdious
lie will undertake the erection of all kinds Of
bailding-fronl the country 10 that Of the most
humble. ana upon terms such as must prove salts
factory To all concernel., ++.tsFsf
Persons Sbo may hare work in his line are re-
specifuIIy desired to give him call before closing
contracts ia other quarters
Letters nddfessed to him at charlestown JefTer-
son comfy, Va will be promptly attended TO- from
any part Of The country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
| THE EAR SEX

SHoULDI pay attention 10 The following;
y HaMee's Fegstabie Pills fv IrifgiHg ~ HOOD.
For females these pills most Truly eAeetlene r.
moving al obtrnctions, the distressing headaenc -
nv prevalent with the sex depression Of sRits da.
ness OF sgbt.nervons affections btoiehes pgpics pu
sslIoansss oi The skin. and gve healthy and jaSeaie
bloom 10 the tomplexion. Pliee y eenls Psf oox.
TT ANCE'S Compound Syrup Of Iloarhonndr ior
IL Conghk, Colds, Spiiling'of Bloo1, Cossnmp-
ton, Sc, is pow well established that = ohiy ne
ces<ary to stdte where Il e1n be obtained.
The ab0yelare Tor sale by Seth $ lanee los Baits'
mote street, Balfianore. Ash. by ~ ~
~ ~ TN FLINT, chaIles,own;
JOSEPH G. HAYS, Haspees-Feuy
II 5 FoRNEY. ShephcIdstown .,
A ( DORSEY 4 B0wLYi Winchester
November ID, ISfS-lY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
Cash store and Cash Only;
-hpo.v.r. 7panaAIns

r NEED kos ten you What Ehaye On hand, al o
i you eilizrns and eountryulen, hefe = ne race
10 obtain all Kinds Of merchandise Ms snts =
entirely too larze 10 ennmeraie come one, come
all AMI SET before bafing elsewhere, Is intend %
sell 70 every customer who will hrol me WIN 2
call. If denf ses my price ne win meet hall
gay. 10 al casss: IL that won't dgsI villssh any
how, II ear. 50 thai aei the cash can do more
than crsdii Aore. IS yoa an can Judge ior Your
selves Or atm enabled ID sell al one ene-ha OF
los profit Tor cash. as Iezpeei y lose nothing y
creiifing goois out 10 pay day, SIX and eighteen
months and lhcn loss I'll 50 here gues citizens lol
cash system. al ona-half she usual profit Pr ess
al cost Cone cone one ard all, and hny ciii.
rms, and SAFE money 20 buy more goods WITH
This store IS kound on Hotel Square. near TIE 70
touiac Bri8et Harpers-F erfy. have "a enilr'
new stock. Inlf received and opened. -.
Il JACOB NISSWANER.
Harpers-Ferry, Sept 81. l5iT.-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
THE WILLOW HILL
RoARDxnaG SCHOOL,
GnlnS Ar ElSI

sHAvING determined to retire from the Mercan-
IL Tile Business have rented my store house 10
Joba H. McEndfee, Esq. who is TO haze possession
on the Isl day Of April next Consequently, /
must dispose Of my Remaining stock Of goods, con
si.iing 81
Drg Goods, HardIeare, China, Glass,
Queens, Stone and Wooden IYafe,
Castings and Groceries
All IF which we're purchased on The best Terms
many articles bought al auction for much less than
their regular value. f6s
They viii he positively sold AT COST, either
by kaesaie or retail, for cash. good paper cuun-
ny pgyduce, or on liberal credit 10 good persons
y. T. TOWNER.7
Shepherdsi0wn Feb. 8, 1919
- n b. Those persons indebted to me are re-
qaesisd 70 call and make payment aseariy as posi-
lie, as / am aesirsus Of making speedy close Of
my business. b. t. r..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
Parsons Universal Plough CultiFa-
ter and Seeder,

Far Cun, Sugar Cane, Potatoes and TS6acc9.
THE undersigned begs leave 10 inform the agri--
i cultural commnni generally, that be hasPur-
chased The sole right Of making and vending The
above Plough which can heimetamorphosed into a
great variety Of shapes by the ranspoSition Of lis
shares, which consists Of right and LETT hand share
II hnishes Tow by once going ,hroagh, By throw
ing me dirt TO or IRON the rows or plants and can
be arranged 10 suit any desirable width.
Thus any man aud horse can plough eight or len
acres in day, and perform the work in The most ad
inifaSle manner.
~ Tins Celebrated Plough and Caltirafor !
Combines the qualifications Of performing donble
work in all branches OF Agriculture for which il is
recommended, with case 10 the horse, and allso
without any effort 10 the operator, by the adfpta
tion Of the shafts and the application Of t9n Or
three shares alta time, thus giving IL the SELFISH stain
ing principle, which greatly recommend into IN en-
ligh,ened public, seeking The advancement zsf the
usual ats 79fsgS
Its different modes Of application are thus gescrib
ed In Throwing, the pionghs can be applied for
making tworows al aIime Then, in erossaarfow
ing, they can be arranged TO cover and fur
row The next. The first and second ploughing of
corn Be, the Ploughs can be arranged TO plough
both rows and throwlhe dirt either to or from them
The proprietor could if il were necessary, pro-
cure host Of the most indubitable evidences from
the most prominent Farmers Of the States OF Indi-
ana, Ohio, Kentucky, Western Pennsylvania, llli-
nois, Iowa, Michigan and Wisconsin. But ofwhat
avail are such testimonials 70 practical demOnstra-
ton.
Farmers and Mechanics: 70 satisfy yourselves
that il is no humhpg but practical reality asdemon-
slr9tive as the many advantages derived from the
aid OF steam power, the power loom, or The press,
GENE aud examine e it'll your own eyes, and handle
with your own hands aud sou will most assnredly
give n that meed Of praise wtch thousands before
you have bestowed upon il, eesQg the cheapest,
simplest and most general agric3 &hraL implement
ia rs various application NV exiant
The aforesaid Plough Will hereafter be manufac-
tufel aud sold b. JaNgs N HEssEY In jbe follow
ing eoanties Jeiferso9, Befselex Ffsiefick and
Shenandoah He is engaged in making them at
Shepherds,own, where be will be prompt in filling
all orders either by forwarding Or delivering the
Plough III JAMES NJ. HESSEY.
Shepheristown Feb Is, $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

A MEAN MAS.--We have heard Of mean
men in our day, but correspondent of the
St Lohis Reyeille mentions one TO whom
must DO yielded the palm
"Talk about mean men Why, there's
that Bill Thompson, hes. the meanest man
ever heard on-+-Bill was constable there.
Why, don't you think, he had an execution
against NE, fora littIe matter Of groceries.
aud he came out and leyelled GU my old
'Oman,s ducks, and he wanted me to drive
'em up and ketch en- for him, and told
him to ketch 'em himself; and he chased pem
. round aud round the house, and every time
ho'd ketch duck, he'd set down aud wiring
its head of, an& charge nilcagcp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
4. w. q Il. q. SMITH,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS

Alexandria, Firgmia,
EXECUTE orders for high and low pressure
II STEAM ENGINES, Sean Boiiers and
Shed Iron s5rk, llIeAiAery Of al kinds. MI Eork
5aih trroEgRt and eqa, Sap Boilsrs, and al otier
Kettles aud Pans Bssef al a-rs, Ornamental Rail
iRzlb0iA irroneAt 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 OF superior quality, English refined
bar and American Bar Iron, best quality.
The valuable assortment Of G,ariag Patterns
owned BY them, Offers great inducemeni persons
about erecting rrepairipg Mills 10 give them call
as they pledge themselves 70 furnish Castings, Sc
for Mills and other purposes, Of as goo1 qualify
and on asreason9ble terms Is can be obtained in
any section Of the country. Printed lists OF their
Gearing patterns viii b. furnished on application
by mail
n. b. The great saving in transportation via
Canal, adds TO the many Inducements which we are
offering t0those disposed TO paiTonze establish
menL 7. W. &R. c. s.
Alexandria Sept IL, 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
Norenber Is
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

HARPERS- FERRY, VA. ts
TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the
i public, that be has leased the Hotel at Harpers+
Ferry, Qale in the occupancy fsCap,. JosEPn F..
ABgLL,) known rs the Utited Sgdles H3tei and IS
now prepared to accommodate passengers by the
Rail Road or travellers, in The most Comfortable
manner Those travelling in the Cars will find this
most agreeable Dining place. where every fruit
Of the season, aud luxury rsst can b. had viii &c
served up in the most choicesstyle.
To the people Of this anu Tie neishboring coun-
ties he would saw that his House shall always be
op.n for their reception and accommodation as he is
shall contain the choicest Liqaors--his Table the
,est the market affords-his Chambers well furnish
ed-apd his Slablny. which is cornmuions SHAH
contain the best povendcr ana attended by attentive
holsters.
Give the House call, and judge Of its merits for
yourselves.
JAMES BATE WAGER.
Harpers-Fcrry, Apriis, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

nf whats the matter with your veal ~
said nasafvoieed Yankee toa street butch
or in the Bowcry, the other morning "what
makes it look 50 bluel Didn't die, did it ~
Nor said the butcher, 1T didn't die 'zactly,
it kind o. gin cout r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

no a lawyer not over young nor hand
some, examining young lady Witness in
court determined TO perplex her, and said,
Miss, upon my word, you are very pret-
tyr Theyoung lady very promptly replied,
Il would return the compliment, sir, u l
ssoere not on oafh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
PURIFIcATIoN.

1t is settled creed in all correct medical juris-
prudence that unless the blood is kept free from iin
lpurities the whole system must inevitably become
diseased. Whenih blood becomes clogged, thick,
and moves through the veins and arteries, with a
sluggish motion W. MAJ rest assured that sickness,
with its concomtant train Of evils, IS about 10 en-
sue The utmost care and greatest prccaulon are
therefore necessary and the system should be close
~ watched. Those who generally provide them
selves with mild and aperienl physc, should give a
preference 10 such as of strictly vegetable Ba-
lure. Bnndrcth's Vegetable Universal Pills APP
pear to be the universal iavorite as they are com
posed entirely OF Vegetables and cooperate eff
notwithstanding the system--purifying the
blood and removing all undue hillary secretions.
- For sale by 6t5fIE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

.Af sDelaware viii never yield IN inch, I
said patriotic Delawarian when the Pea
Patch case was being tried
IF she did" replied bystander, Sshe
would lose half her territory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
Town PropertY for Sale.

II WISH 70 sen my HOUSE AND LOT. situ-
= ated on the Main siFeef i'd Charlesr0wn This
property is in good condition, and may Be COVE
nien,ly ocefpiet as Two distinct Dwellings, each
having Is own Kitehen and yard. L has al excel
sh0nse, and IS near The best waller ID town. The
terms viii Be made eesg -no part wanted III hand
Application may Be made 10 myself or Dr.. ). j ri
Ish IS lai9. - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

~ fEs-Dobbs, on being questioned BY the
court g to whether be had beeaextensiyely
engaged IN the hotel business, answered that
he rather thought be had, as he once s'boafd-
edafrigate and two sloops Of war =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

Twelve Thousand Papers.
They expect in a few days large supply further,
Of Seeds in bulk. These Seeds are 50 well known
that little need be said now 10 their favor Suffice
II 70 say that arrangements are made TO secure TO
customers, as far as practicable the articles they
purchase, fresh and genuine Among the Seeds
are the followingsxiz:
Aqasag Es-I.arge Green, Purple Top.
Beei-Extra Early, Long Blood, Early TnrRip,
Nangel W-1Fzel, Frrnch Sugar
Bsqas-L Large Windsor, Long Pod, Six Weeks,
Red speekled1 Valentine, Brown do. DO. China,
Lima, ROYAL d Yin Case knife,
= Bsoce0ii-Purpie Cape. eai-G go
cabbase-Early York, Large York, Early Sugar
Lost Early BaiieFsea, Philadelphia. Red pdleh.
Z. ca Long Orange Early Hurn, Altriasham
,,,,s cs.'.ssr-y-Early Asiatit, Cinported) late
.GslsyyZwhite and Red. solid.
CFsS-Curled fA sfA
CsssSS,sxEarly Fame, Long Greer, Ghehin
Esx EsAt-Larse PuPle.T
EAdire
Lark-Large Flag Lcaved
Lsitaoe-Early Cabbage. Early Cnred, Brown
DnSeh; Royal casbage, Large India, White Cos,
sTissEwaler, Mountase Sweet. (new) waicr
Mountain Sprout Ciron, Nutmeg.
NtssasiiEm.
OsEd.
o5ias-- SILVER Skin. Large yellow .s,rasburg,
wether~feid Red (annual)
ParSisa-CuTled
FafsHfP--Susar, (extra0
Peas-.gktTa Early. Early Franc Early Carlton,
LARGE MafrowfDoi. Royal Dwarf do Blue Prus-
sian, Bishops, Dwarf Ppali6c.
PsPPeF-Large Sweet, Bell shaped. se
I, PHHpkias
Radssi--Loag Salmon. Ling Scarlet, White
TaFnip Red Tarnip. Yellow rurniP. White Span
ish Black Spanish Summer White.
Observation-Disclosures. ee
s. Sslsa6s
~ SpiaaeA-Round Savoy Leaves. Prickiy
Slnaxa--Eariy Bush, Leas Green, Lima or Co
coanut
TSazso
7svaip-Eariy Whine, Fiat Duich, Red Top,
Large Globe, Ruia Bsga. Dalss Hybrid, Early
Stone.
Catalogues containing directions. furnished gratis
FEBRUARY Is 1Sl9.--u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

MIsgRiEs OF ArrHoRs.---"Now, then,
Thomas, what are you burning off my wri-
ting table there la1
sOhfy the paper what's written all over,
sirS l amt touched tho clean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

NEW AND TRuE--A very modest old maid
visiting newly married friend recently, saw
her husbands shirts lying on the bed, and
exclaimed
S0h, mercy, inan'ss shirt on your bed !
Such thing on my bed would giye~me the
night marc |"
very likely" responded the wife, sunless
the man was inside of it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

) nsr The Chronicle tells of man meet
ing two attorneys, one of whom he did not
know, but asked his friend to be introduced
TO his trotkersia-iac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

Tas Is,su.Aa's WsDow.-A gentleman
residing il Albany, IS the story goes. SEEING
e tk'seman removing IN embankment from
44e.i9g inquired p airick, what are
y 1eHe Y = an opening the collar win
a a a 'oe suren And what are You doing
I.e[ t'r May i plais1 Your k6h5r. 3 sud
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
nnnce,s SarsannriIIa.

b Vegetable W Blood Pills ter Purifying ~ B'ood
ID ENJOYING bile, correcting alldisorders ofthe
~ stomach and bowels .cnstiveness, dyspepsia,
swimming III the had &c. Persons Of a tuli habit
who are subject 10 headache gddiness dro~sne and
singing in The ears, arising Tnm TOO great How OF
blood 10 the head should never be without them as
many dangerous symptoms win be entirely carried Oh
By their immediate use.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29
Flour. &C.

WE have on hand
w Winchester extra brands;
Eichelbergers
.fi Smiths htE = CT
Also--Cornmeal rs
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches and Dried Cherries,
all OF which wiltbe sold low by .zt1
March 4 1879. u X. WOODS q co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

G-aShocking times II as the old woman
said when the lightning knocked her over
the tash-tpb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-29

1fyouw want an affectionate, loving wife,
choose thin, lean, raw boned gal You'll
be nearer her heart -stssl