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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
Warehouse at ShepherdstoWn.
wheat, Corn. &c. Wanted.

TINE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
Il Of jefferson and Berkeley countiesS~Ya. and
those Of Washington county, Nd. that they have
rented the large and eoufmodious Brick Warehouse
atShepherdstown, on the Potomac river, (under the
name and firm Of LUCAS d. MoORE,l where,
they VIII at times be prepared TO furnish transporia-
ton IN their superior line Of Canal Boats, for any
and all freight, destined for the Markets OF the
District Terms reasonable, and such as will make.
il the interest OF all to give them a trial.
eY The highest market Cash price win be paid
forfrom hye totwenty thousand bushels Of WHEAT
=-to be delivered at such times as the parties NAV
agree and IN parcels suit the convenience OF those
interested Also the highest market price viii be
paid for CORN, OATS, and Country Produce
generally Farmers and others will find Il 10 their
interest TO call before disposing Of their Grain OF
Produce, as our arrangements are such as 10 offer
inducements equal 10 that ofany other House in the
Valley.
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c.
viii be kept constantly On hand and disposed 81
on the most reasonable terms gthe cargo, or small
er quantity.
ti ROBERT LUCAS, Jn., If
SAMUEL MOORE.
Shepherdstown, Noy 8, lS50--iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

~ 4 good Story Is told Of = Yankee whe
went for the srst time to bowling alley,
and kept firing sway at the pins to the inns
Ininent peril Of tie boy, who, SO far from hav-
Jag any thing tc:do in setting up the pins,
was fetiyely al werk in endeavering 10 avoid
the balls Of the player, which ratified ON all.
! sides Of the pins ithout touchisg them
Az l9ngth the fej low seeing the prsdicamsnt
the boy vas in yelled Out, as be let drive
another ball 'stSnd in amongst the pins, il
ye dpat want to git hit p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
To Coopers and Others.

YNHE undersigned take this method Of informing
4 Goopees and persons in want OF Shingles aud
Slaves, that they have on hand at this time one
hundred thousand Shingles and Cooper STUFF which
they will dispose Of low for cash short credit
They intend to keep.eonsiantlya large supply Of
each and persons ia want will find it 10 tAeir adYaa
tage to purchase of them.
They have a machine for manufacturing the
above articles which is applicable to steam, water
or horse power; and is capable Of making from $500
power.
/ They own the right Of this County and are desi-
TousAof dshosing OF several location rights Letters
addressed 70 thsm 81 Middltway Jefferson County,
Val will he promptly answered
ASample ofhe Slaves and Shingles can be seen
al the Free Press Office
SHAULL & BURWELL.
April II Is5t-ty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
To Mothers and Married Ladies'.

In all nf Female Diseases the Galvanc Eelt s Of
inestimable value II womb take many coiumI were we
to give the numerous TESTIMONIALS which hsFe been
eeved from the highest and most respectable Ladies' all
parts OF the Union. WeakRess Irregularities. Loy Spf
Pain in the Breast and SIDE, Chloosis F1uor Aus Pro-
lsPsus Uteri or Falling c the Womb Costs eiess, OBJ
structed Difficult MenstrAaton General Prnsaiion Of the
System and all affections n similar character imned
atey and permanently relieved by this simple beau
tul invention The enervAtng netuTe Of climate
ders nera stiWla necessary for the preservation
of Female health and surely nothing eca
cions the ssmuan which Nature herself has provided
This is Garans and its application by tie Galvsnic Belt
and Magnetic Fluid is in sTey respect pleasant and agree
able No neony eattends the feeble
and delicate can wssr il win entire and salsty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
CARTER,S HOTEL.

ltEiE new and extensive additinu 10 ibis esssh
= iishnient hes been somYlated. together with
ar9ugssthe audmest aliractissin the VALLEY
The fconis are furnished with neat furniture, and
With an ere 70 The comfer and eonvsnisnce :
gucsls
The Proprietor hopes 10 megit 8 costinusnoe or
ne patronage heretofore exiended g him, and By
suist personal attention. % increass his business
assuring shs pahkS that 20 exertio1 CD bis ran uii
y spared q plesse. and render The soinnrn Of
Guests agreeable
ISAAC n CARTER. Psdfaisroa.
Arrtl III les0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
IFy Goods, Groceries and
HARDW RE

Also general assortment OF Glass, China Queens,
Stone and Wooden Ware Castings Sheet and
Hoop Iron Cast Share and Blistered Steel; Paints
Oil and Glass, Of all sizes. All Of which pledge
myself to sell the very best terms as to cheap-
ness &c.
would also nention,.I have very large stock
of Catpeting, Mating and Oil Cloths
JAMES L.1T0WNER.
P. S. I wish to employ frstrate Assistant, who.
is well acquainted with the Mercantile Business
Throughout, fully able 10 take charge and keep y
set oil books. J. L. T. &
April 49, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
Cash f6r Negroes,

sHE subscriber IS anxious TO purchase d large
4 number Of Negroes, Of both sexes SQUAD and
likely. Persons having NegFces 10 dispose Of will
ind 70 their 70 give him call before sell
ing, as be win pay theArssv &isasst casl gsseFs.
He AN be seen atthe Rerkesey Courts al Marfins
burg On tie al Monday. and III BerrTyills an sF al
Monday ID each month and 81 Iis resienee
il ChaFlesiown
Allletters addressed 10 him win be PROMPTLY al
tended % WM- CROW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
KEARSLEY,S KOTEI..
FAIRNONT, MARION corNTY,

n AIH3IU4N = WdHIUN tVEFfI4, Vi.
FTNHE undersigned hegs leAF FssPerfiBilYio in
IL form The community aad tayeii3ss public
that be has Removed from his o.a sttpd at Tower
corner, to the cornsr Of Adams Cor Maia) anG Mon
roe streets, formerly occupied by Geo. Irwin, and
known as The = Maren House"
The House has recently undergone thorough
renovation, and is also improved by ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS. II is believed now to be In
every respect adapted to the wants OF the traveller
and soleurner A 3
Large and eemmedions Stable has been added
70 the extensive Stahling, eenvenienees already on
the lot Every thing will be done for the eemfort u
travellers and others who may favor him with their
custom. JOHN KEARSLEY y
March u IRsf -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
VARIETY.
TnI gIaEsIpR INT.

IIls pleasant a.i,h opsx wife
by The ltgA : bfiliintaapeF,
While ones y ranpaAi5n f9r life
Lostks over va l49iiv paper
And now and thass = ads song or story,
A marriage. o. 4ssGS Or tragedy CORY.
TIE feel that onefl Assihing 10 do
Bot SIT and p6lsos ishixe gravey;
Each mafderoas stssag to eschew--|
ApPlaadiag iAr efsof braveIy.
For his txst aAd his talent his taSte and his shears
Now waking IS laughter. now MOVING 10 lears
on. happy the rasr Who is bIest
w ith VIII NhG,ean iasIefaiy read
Wh5Iwiil give bis newsRaper no rest
Z fi4 It's ifems have all gone 10 seed
Wac @eiaims, now and ihsn. a. she prieks up the
taper, ~
My draf won't The printer want rAY ftt his paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
JYINCHEST'ER IA

r. FITCH respectfully informs his acquait-
IL Iances and The public generally that he has
taken charge or the above establishment situated
on Loudoun street IN the centre of the bushes por-
ton Of the town formerly occupied by Mr. JoBN
LINN, and is nowres1y 10 accommodate those who
may favor him. with call. Frem his long en-
perience in HoGl keeping, he tiatters himself that
he will be able, to give general satisfaction His
charges for Board and Lodging are very moderate.
LIZ The effce of the Washington, AleranSyia,
RomRsy and HagerStorA SsgFs il kept al this house
January "a, l65l-ly. A. p. F.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

NdE subscriber wiz continue boarding school
4 for boys, ii his resfdereenear Kablelowa Viz
GINA The school viii be again IN charge ul Mr..
Garter J. Harris, gentleman Of several yesfs ex-
sperience as Teacher, and who has high tesiimo-1
nials Of qualification from the Professors Of the
University Of Virginia For terms, DC. applv 10
thesabscriber BY mail al Kahletown Jefferssir Co
Va. TIE scholastic year VIII be divided ifto two
sessions-th The first commencing Oct lst 1851 and
ending The last IF February The second com
mencing March lst and ending the last Of July.
1852 Six Day Scholars viii 81 taken al $40 50
per session, payable ia advafce
Aug 81, Is5I.-6t ii e.. n. TAYLOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

NJ An age} Quakeress, the ether after
neon, says a Lsndon paper, was seen intent
~ gazing appuh piece Of brecaded silk, dis
played in q liuea.drApsr's shep In Fleet
street. A passer-by observed shat it was
.Saaia temnline Ers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

n " Do Ssu take newspaper - Yes
Whist one = Amy one / can lay my hand
on, The above, Though good, is net quite
as coed as its original Take a wife, Tom,
said Richard Btihsley Sheridan, to his Wild
SEN Tom, the father Of Mr. Merton, take q
wife and Eefsrn' With all my heart re-
piled Tom, iunacently whose wife shall 1
taxa ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
CARTER'S HOTEL
and
AUR MT

vi N1kE subscriber has opened in the basement Qt
u his hotel RESTAURANT where ean be
found {except on the Sabbath Ill he delicecies Of
the season. He has engaged She services Of aeom-
petent caterer from BaltinoFc q take ehargeof the
same. 4 reUm adjoining ths Ladies PasIor has
been fitted up for the pnrpose OF acear oiating par
ties Of Ladies and Getslemea
Nov - 1850 IN CARTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.

TNHE undersigned having Just made recent addi-
4 tons to his stock Of materials such4s
TIN. SHEET IRON, COPPER, &c,
is now engaged IN making ready for sale new
and very cotlplete and general assortment Of WoaK
respectfully though earnestly invites call from
his old friends and customers Il IS his determine
ton for the future that strict and unremiiting at
lention to business tesirrio give satisfaction 10
all who ma pairnnizs MIN The use Of the best ma
terfal and the eInpt6y of the best hands, shah
render his Shop a. il ss bern heretofore inferior
10 none otheria ms YsIity His prices are moder-
ate. and satisfaction with an work guaranteed
- TIN ROOFING will be PM on al The
shortest notice. IN the latest and most approved
% anner ard on reasonable ief1ns
-. Tin and Sheet Irpn Work Of almost every
description on band and for sale as wela Teadi-
ness % manufacture every article in that line thai
NAV be desired,
t. shower Baths. The best article Jet invented,
anniactured and for sale on reasonable terms
ID short, the undersigned is prepared to execute
any and every aFtieie in his line. 10 the most APP
pEpred manner and On The most liberal terms The
patronage Of the public is therefore solicited.
F. w. HAWLINS.
CharlesioWn. May O. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
SUPERIOR WHEAT FANS.
Look te yeur Interest, Farmers!

THE subscriber is now putting up, ready for i'm
Il mediate use, al the Coach Factory Of Mr.. w.
J. Hawks u Charlestown, some hundred or more
ffthe very Ialesi and most improved
WHEAT F.a.V-S,
knowns rs the z Genesee Farmer and which has
superseded the Of almost every other Fan in the
State q New York and other Wheat growing States
in the NORTH. Il is adapted to cleaning every de-
seriPtipa ef grain, and as a Glover or limo
thy cleaner has no superior any where. This an
has been 5si fully tested and every where elected
the highest commentator. II has taken The pre-
MUM at several of the best Northern exhibitions
and feF superiority Of constructions capacity for
working. aad economy Of price stands unriFalied
Farmers ii jefferson and the VALLEY of Virginia,
have nowsan opportunity Of supplying themselves
with al article adapted TO their wanis, and il is
hoped eafiy application may be made as the Fans
are now ready for delivery. Orders addressed u
me a Gaarieiown will Be promptly attended to-
and the Fans delivered al any reasonable point de-
signated free Of charge. JAMES RUNYAN.
Charlessown, June 26, 1s5I-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

~ A Prince having asked his physician
how much daily food was sufficient to nsur-
ISL and supporh the body, the physician re-
plied One pound of food will support .
lnan--shealh he take more the man must
support the feed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

~ Mydriepd,' said the keeper Of no.
j. tel % an evef.yoracious bsarder, :" you eat
80 much that | shall certainly have 20 charge
you IN extra bali dollar "An extra half
dollar" replied lis boarder, With his oouAte.
nance theScri picture Of despair " for COED.
ness sake, doS't do that, I'm NEST dead now,
eating three dollars worth, and if you put On
an extra halfauaar's worth, shall certainly
bust-I shallin Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

~ A lady aifsw evenings ago, upon Ia
king up shef1sYs novel, '@The Last Man"
threw !. Gown very suddenly, exclaiming
Tho last man Bless me if such thing
ever were q happen, what wsulS become Of
thewomen1 y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

~ Fiatfons are revelations net sf truth,
for they remote unreal, but Of thai which
the soul longs y be true they are mirrors
nesfof actual human experience, but Of Au.
man dreams aud aspirations Of the eternal
desires % the heart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

Ef Mrs ppkias,n said Uttered. head.
ed girl, with d pug nose and/bar feet,
mother saya will ysu obleege her by lend.
ing her stidk Of fire wsod-flling this cru
0. with vinegar t-putting little soft soap in
this Pan--add please not let your turkey
gsblers roost on our fence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
CARRELL,S HOTEE..

M RS. CAKRELL respectfully announces to the
alN1 public that The Hotel Is Stiff sren Tor accom-
modation.ef persons passing 81 visiting Harpers-
Ferry. The premises have undergone thorough
painting Sna cleansing-aAd she is prepared 10 &C.
coumotatA Ia style not surpassed On The roate--
She invites The patronage OF the travelling public
I Harpers-r Ferry. Sent 20 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

SADDB3g.
<oi every description and at prices ihatcaDnot fail
to please, ranging from SIS to 500. lie has also,
very splendid assortment Of all oihes kinds Of
work, which Is made Of the very best materials and
il the nssate4t and most durable manner. In fact
he intends ieseep every thing for sale thai belongs
70 the basiness He has on hand some very excel
lent Skater Saddles which are as low as $i2 and
sSomersels as low as $50 for cash, or on short
credit He sill continues to carry on his business
ia the shpp formerly occupied BY Mr.. VIM Hicks
Immediately opposite the bank.
He returns his sincere thanks to the public gem
orally faf heIiberal patronage heretofore extended
TO him, and hopes By strict attention business To-
merit liberal share Of the same hereafter Any
person wishing to see him will find him at his shop
JOHN P. GoRMAN.
Charlestown, March 81, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
NOTICE.

FKNHE undersigned have ferneda Cop Partnership
IL ia the TAIL OHING BUSINESS, and re-
specially solicit the patronage Of their friends and
the public in general.
JAMES CLoTHIER.
PETER P0ISAL.
Charlestown, April 4, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
CharIestoWn Female Seminary.

HyHE ensuing Session Of tie tfaarlessewp Fe-
i male Seminary wiiloped 81 Monday ths lsth
OF September next, and cioseon the 18th Of Juiy
1852
TERMS. ~
For Board and Tuition in English, Hos 90
Day Scholars In Primary Department Is 90
~" Advanced - 90 O0y
For instructions in French Italian Latin,
OF Greek 90 90
Music ~ 90
Usa. OF Instruments, - 90
distinguished American Musician il engaged
for the Music Department
Whilsi great care is takeniin this 1nStitntidn IL
render practical knowledge clear and. familiar 10
the pupils mind il is deemed a higher aflret to
train that mind 10 Just extended, elevated ana re-
fined thinking.
No efiort is spared 10 surround boarding scholars
with many possible Of the pleasure ans COM
forts OF home
J. ~ WILLIAMS. PRsxciPAI.
july n 1881 --fStO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF
NEW GOODS.

bargains Bafgatas Bar gdinsf
KERNEY 8 HILL
/. ID ESPECTFUBLY make known 10 the citizens
H oi ShepheIdstewn and vicinity, that they have,
lu2l received from the Eastern Cities large and
extensive assortment Of New Goods which have
been selected with great care and are desireps of
dispasing OF them on accommodating terms They
invite their and customers and all these who
are in want Of bargains, TO give them a call They
name in part as follows:
Ladies' Dress Goods:
BeraGe Delanes, Refages, Silk Tissue, Lawns,
Irish silk Poplins black and fancy plaid silks cal.
eoes, ribbons laees, gloves in short almos.#eve
article necessary To render ladies' wardrobe CONF
plete
For the Gents.
They have tine stock OF Cloths black and other
coors, al low prices; Cassimeres French Doeskins,
black and fancy, French and English Of new and
beautiful STYLES! Averylarge and handsome lot Of
vesting Of every style
GENERAL GOODS:
Brown and bleached domestics eottonades a yari-
ely Of drilling, osnaburgs, apron checks in faes
very large and general assortment Of cotton aad
linen PANTHEON stuff Every thing in The shape Of
Dry Goods may be found in their store.
GROCERIES, very fine stock Boots shoes
hats, caps, hardware, queensware, and almost eve
ry article necessary 10 a complete assvrtmeng Of
goods for market Their intentioDis 10 do business
on such principles as will merit the patronage Of
the public, and ask one and all 10 give themia call
kERNEY q HILL,
ShenherdStowD, nay IN 1881 -5.ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

1s No man, said Mrs Darlington,
vas better calculated 10 judge Of pork, than.
ny posr, dear husband was; when he was
living, peer NAB, be knew what good hogs
were, fer he had been brought up among EN-
fson bis childhood Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
LIE .HSNURTNCE.

Tue NArroEAL IoAn FrED Lire ASSURANCE
SooIETy, on LoSDox
cIRrrAI s2 50o, OO0-suaPtus s4I2.27o
DRINTED tsai&n,sn,s explanatory u the busi.
IL ness. and he advantages OF Life Assurance
will Be furnished do application to
B w. HERBERT
Or il his absences applications can be made 70
DR. q: F Mason,
1MeiieaI Efamaner ClarLe.satsa.
DRl JoHs b. SrARaY,
ALeicaf Examiney, Hzgpers- Fsrry,
DR |. FL. TAYLea,
bBaisal Eramtaer, SAfPserdssotrn.
Chariestowa Nov. l. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
For the Gents.
NEW ST0RE

IN SHEPHERDSTO Nm, I'd,
r HAVE Just returned IRON Baltimore and Phil
i adelphia with aarge and beautiful assortment
Of Entire NEW GOODS. which now have open
ed and ready for sale, at my New Brick Store four
doors above The street on which the Market House
is situated. nearly opposite Mr.. Webb's Store
Consisting of a general assortment of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
Iseorporated TO- Charter psrpet4al Captai also
000i rilh perer 81 iaeyeassHs IL 10 $3.50 600.
DUBLIc Buildings, MANUFACTURES, Mills. Ma
II ehinery. Dwelling Houses, Stores, MertAan.
disc, Household Furniture, Vessels an the stocks
or while in port, &C. &c. will be insured al rates
as low as the risk viii admit
Applications for Insurance may be- made Of
B. W. HERBERT,
Agent fer Je9srS9n cogatg, Va
In the Absence OF the Agent from Chaf;estoWn 10
JoHs ?. BEows, Esq, who Will atiend TO. them
promptly Persons at a distanse address through
the mail ~:
n. B. On all Church Buildings and Clereyuen's
personal property, the Agent N present his com
intesicns ia reducing the amount If fremiams on
the risks thus arising
iDecenbes -, ls50--ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
COSTUME HALL.

Cernw n Ps1.i s'rssi and csntrs A1rksl Sbass.
BALTIMORE
THE largess and best sleek 0f READY MADE
a CLOTHING ever ofrred is Balsimore.--
Dress, Frock and Sack COATS, ali colors qnaliries
and sizes. from $3.50 % IS 50 ssd upwards. PAN
falcons Al 81 70 $3.50, and stewards, embra-
cling All les Of fancy plain aad aid Cass.nnaEs.
YES rs Of every variety Al corresponding prices
Also large assortment Of BOYS CLOFHlNa.
Importing eur eyn Cloths direct nom Enfope. and
manufacturing % the most extensive scale ensbles
Us @ eer Inducements purchasers moi to bs sur
passed By arr Clothing Establishment in the Uniisd
States. The proprietors are determined 10 male
the Wholesale Rooms The point OF great attraciien
and hayenov made up more ihan $1,000 GAR.
AfENTiS. frem The finest quality 10 The Lowest In
prize.
In the Custom Department win always Be fsssa
the choicest selections Of CLOTHS cASSE
MERES and FESTYNGS, which will be mads
up al the shortest netice and in the latest Style and
a ft always gnaTantied.
IL The eSE PRIes system strictly adhered To-
Remember the name and place. corner PFaR ST
and Ceasre Market Space.
April IL fs5f--fr -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

Our establishment may be found nearly opposite
Mr.. J. Harris Store and the well known Confec
lienary establishment OF J. E. Blessing, and one
door east Of DR.. G. F. Mason,s dwelling
We hope By industry, perseverance,, and atten-
ton 10 business, to share in public patronage We
also hope 10 be able 10 give general satsfactio.
Ifexperience has any advantage, surely we have a
right TO claim share Of thar advantage. And If
former success in making an improvement in the
appearance Of man-by giving good iss in garment
cuiting-we have a right TO claim share of This
also. We promise and pledge, ourselves fur the
faithful performance Of our duty any and aliwho
may entruss us with their work. assuring them il
shall be done with neainess and dispatch.
Garments cut 10 order al all times
All kinds Of Country Produce taken IN exchange
for work JAMES CLOTHIER.
PETER POISAL.,
April 4, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25

ks- Huailty is grace that aAorns and
heautifes every other grace without il the
most kplendid natural and acquired acquisi-
items lose half their charm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
ISauara naafnaaa n,lral

The following IS an extract from letter lately receiyed
hom distinguished ply Einian IN the State Of Virgins
: "a H. cHstsrIK, ~ DsDeaf Sr One 81 MY paaienfs
unknown T. ne obtained Gsiranie Bell and NsekLacc
with the Msgnstc F1id for serious affection or Deaf
The that nf LADY whose NrFous Svsfern
much dsordered and her general health poot Nnch
done previously application the Belt ont Win
very little success and FEEL only right tell you that
she commenced wearing the Belt snd using he Fuid
but few weeks ago she has ENTIRELY EECOVERED
HER HEARING and her general health better than for
several years. r - sl577s
To- Ereryeaxenf DeanesA il be Nervous a. ii rsrally
Is, can be cured by this wonderful remedy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-25
DR. CHRIsTIEts
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u all Complaints affecting the TT oat Dr. Tead sch
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