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FRIENDSHIP.

/ oh what charm is friendships spell,
That heayen-born lie divine
Whuse mem'ry dear no thought can tell,
No gem its smile outshine;
II wreaths the heart in bonds of love,
Il calfis all fear and strife,
Removes distkaction's icy glove,
And lends Reg Joys TO life
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-12

/, To dealefs,in the county Of Jefferson and other
parts of Virginia, who have heretofore patrenizcd
ps 80 literally, we are determined 10 otter induce
ments in the Spring purchase. which cannot fail TO
give satisfaction. The gNali,y Of our stock none
will question:, and the prices shall be made 10 cor
respond with the times.
Baltimore March 49, ISio-3m.
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From ~ Rieimsn4 Compiler
IMPR0vEMENT Mills or THE LATE
SESSION.

With . good deal Of care and labor, We
have prepared, for the information of our
readers, the followinglis Of the various works
Of internal improvement, to which the aid Of
the Statcwas granted during the late session
of the Legislature, with the amount Of thar
aid in each case, whether in the form Of d.
rect appropriations from the Treasury, or Of
release Of money due to it, or Of guaranty
Of Companiesls bonds, or Of authority to the
Board Of Public Works to make subscriptions
in behalf Of the State, or finally Of transfer
oflstOek now held by the State in an existing
work
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1000
S544,650
DrBr RELEAsEp.

DEER RELEASED.
BY bill passed, the State releases to
The town Of Portsmouth, the purchase
money for the Portsmouth Railroad,
viz: $500
GIVING THE STATES GUARANTY.
James River and Kanawha Company
Dock connexion s5oU
Do-Soaih Side and Rivanna do 1900
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
for repairs Of canal 1000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-12

Blue Ridecisailroad Tunnel 100000
anuaaliys say, sioo 900
Matchmaking part Of Staunton andPar-
kersBarg road, 10000 per annum 10000
D.. North Western Road $50 900 per
aanum ss.t7 10000
Stem Of MooIefeld and Allegheny Turn
pike $500
TurnPike-Forks Of Sandy and Kama
wha road $500
Allegheny and HuniersyiIle Turnpike 1000
Madison and Page do 1900
Little Stone Gap do G5o
Logan and Mercer do 1000,
.Richlsnds and Kentucky line do 2,50a
Sistervifle and Salem doss 5000
Turnpike from llarrisonburg TO Moore
field in Hardy, and Franklin in PEN
deton 1000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-12

FEScEP osrs.-A practical farmer informs
the editor Of the Hartford Times that in
taking up fence that had been set fourteen
years, he noticed that some of the posts re-
manned nearly sound, while others were
rotted off at the bottom On looking for
the cause, he found that those posts that
were set. limb part down, or inverted from
the way the5 grew, were sound. Those that
were set az they grew, were rotted off The
fact is worthy the attention of farmers.
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5gs4 y. ). TOUGH,
Manufacturer and Dealer In the Gel
srebfated ETHEREAL Oil and LAMPS.

Ats. PINE aud CAuPHINE OIL. arik a com.
Piete as'egMeat " LAHPS Jsr Iarniag nc same.
HAVING taken the large and convenient store.
III No. Isl BALTIMORE ST., (Ballimore,)
extending through 10 Light Street, nearly opposite
Dealers IN The above line on The besi terms both as
m74aaty and price. He respectfully asks trial
from punctual dealers, believing it will be to heir
interest
J.. y. 4, issole agenTfor the celebrated SAFETY
REG ULATiNG GENERATOR, a new aud valu-
shie invention by which Etherial oil is rendered
perfectly harmless and the light of tie generating
lamp As eonlrolable as the common gasA y
Rai1more, February =, 1919.
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u THE MOST EXTENSIVE
shirt Embellishments

6ute ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
m he TRiied States IS at No lT9 BaLiis
NOR Street, BahiMore, M, IS
II<re 500 erssas ar esspsyed, ant ae.s If 900
aV8 dsSea ~ .Siiffs ai,catS on Aaad :
MERCHANTS apt others visiting Baltimore
ltl are invited ls<cali and examine The largest
and bcs, stock Of SHIRTS that has ever beca offer
ed, consisting ofNail sizes and qualities for MEN
end BOYS, which for style and Workmanship can
not be surpassed. More than usual efforts have
been made 70 render The assortment complete and
desirable in every respect.
T. w. BETTON.
baltimore, March 3. lsfo.-iySs.
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il. McPHAIL & BROTHER

- BIltimore STREET a9joiaipg ne Clipper OEoe.
ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
i public generally. that they are now ready To
~ furnish Them with their SPRING
STYLE or HATS. together with the
~ styles introduced by The principal Hatters
~ in the country 70 enable them 10 suit the
taste Of all who may favor them with
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"a % 90 pa
ODD FELLOWS REGALIA,
Fringe and Trimming Manufactory

MO. IS BALTIMORE ST, BALTIMORE,
IN Md, F6nrtf deof be5w Frederick Street, and
cue square below Sun Office, where may be foand
'hs mus sztensive assortmSnt and la.es, styles Of
ErMscs, Comps, BaiioRs, Cords, TasseLs, Sc
Also Masonic, Odd Fellows, Red Men. Sons Of
Temperance. Sons of Libeny American Mechan-
les Beneficial, and all other Societies,
5REGALIA, AND TRIMMINGS,
Are kept on hand aud made to order-FLAGS
aud ID y.NERS. made up in the latest and most
To All erders1ron The country attended 10 with
dcspaich.
JEWELs.--0ldFe Fellows and sons OF Tempef-
ahce yewriS-a full assortment always ON hand
and a. ngces he's Than AMI. either establishment
- SPRIGG & MESEkE-
Bailimore, Feb. %, IsIgz-IySswT
,. III. 0REN W s. Horkixs..
oRErn & HOPKINS.
] Merchant Tailors, and Wholesale
Dealers,
TN Cioth., cassimeres, yes,ipss, and Tailersa
4 Trimmings.
Ne. go Bahimore ST., ~ W Conner Of CAa1les,
BALTIMORE.
4 large assortment Of READY.MADE CLOTH
ING. u superior quality
One Price Only.
II Cloth Tooms up stairs entrance, south end
81 TIE Store on Charles street
February y, lsi9-iw
- =.
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FEScrNe. BE sure that you CIT dorm
and prepare as much fencing as will serve all
your purposes throughout the year: Let
the bur end Of the posts be elarred sufficient
" high up as that when placed in the ground,
thrc. i,ackes of the charred part will be above
the earth. Posts thus treated, will last for
hafft century. 1t is useless to merely char
the part buried up in the earth, as the mis-
chief by decay, occurs Just aboveit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-04-12

LICE ON CArTLE-Mr. John Macomber,
Of Wilton, informs US that for more than ten
years past be has used gum camphcr dls-
solved in n. +. Rum, "a. destroy lice on eat
tie. 1t docs the work etfectuaily, as we can
testify; il may Be applied 81 AL times, even
"a the coolest weather, without injuring the
cattle On the whole Mr.. NJ finds il bet
ter. safer, moro convenient, pleasantef, and
cheaper than any other application be has
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GEORGE W. RANSOM,

- fs8 Ss.ATT0RNEY AT Law,
LAS removed his ofSce to the building recent.
IL II occupied by John r. Flag as sheriff or
See. two doors East Of the Bank
lie will attend the various Courts Of Jefferson
Befkcley, Frederick and Morgan Counties.
Ch.rl.ss-a,f a --;t a2te- .,,f
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Spring Style Of Hats for 1918.

Alcxaudria, Va. March Is, 1915.
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BURRING MACHINE.
To all those who are interested In Burning

THE subscriber has obtained reissue of his ps
l. tent dated October 81 1910, for Burning Wool
and Cleaning Cotton; the e-issue is dated July 81
lS49. The claims in the following words, viz:
let. al claim the combination Of the common
feeding and picking apparatus, with the Comb
toothed Cylinder"
and. 81 claim the forming and arranging the
teeth of Cylinders for burning wool and cleaning
cotton, IN such manner that their outer convex
sides shall be substantially concentric with the axis
OF the Cylinder, for the purpose of Selling and hold
ing the hbres and presenting a surface against
which the guard can act in removing burrs and
other foreign matter thereirom."
This Is TO forbid all persons building or vending
any burning machines that contain substantially
the above principles, without my consent
And all those who have machines containing
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