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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-04-19

O4AANA- EN- L I1INIINCT AND JUN IIItIINVT.
THE subscriber returns las most sincere thanks to
the citizens of Charlestown and neglborlood, for
years; and hopes to merit continuance of the same
He Is always ready to execute work the shortest
tce, and will make it his interest suit the times in
his prices.
He has procured set of Draughting Instruments,
and having made himself acquainted with Architcc-
turc, he is prepared to Draught and give plans and
proportions for all kinds of work in wood He will
also make and carve TO order Capitals for columns in
the different orders of Architecture at the shortest
ticc. always hand SASH of various sizes for win
dOws.
Those wishing to patronisc him will address him
through the mail, or verbally at Charlestown.
o. All orders shall be strictly attended to, and gen
cral satisfaction given.
VIM. \. SUDDITH
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AT II. RAwLINS & SONS.


Hardware, Iron and Grocery Store,
AT THE 'MARKET-HoUsE IN CHARLESTowN,
MAY be found such varied assortment of Goods
F1 IN their line that it is almost easy tell what
tthey nave not as what they hive on hand They have
FOR BUILDERS.
White, Brass and Mineral Knob Locks, Stock and
closet Locks OF every description Nails Of all sizes,
h2tchss' Bolts; Window Fixtures Screws, Brads,
Hinges &o win FOX G FSRh SRRts, OIL varnah &c,
Shovcs, Forks Hoes, Scythcs, Sneads, Briar- hooks,
Axes, Hatchets. Sheep Shears, Wagon and Plough
FOR GARDENERS.
Spades, RFkcs, Hoes, Pruning Knives and Saws,
and Aults celebrated English Garden Seeds of ali
FOR CARPENTERS.
Tools OF every description Saws: Plnnes Hatchcts,
FOR BLACKSMITHS.
Iron and Steel of every size and description, Wagon
Boxes, Files, Stocks and Dies, and win furnish An
FOR CooPERS
Drawing Knives, ADDE'S, Broad Axes, Framc Saws
Patent Crosse, Compasses, Jointer-Bits, Sc
Fob SHoEMAKERS.
r, Pegs, Thread, Tacks, Nails, Webbing, Bristlcs,
FOR SADDLERs AND HARNESS MAKERS.
Saddle Trees, Spring Bars, Webbing, Avis, Nee
FOR CABINET MAKERS.
All kinds of Cupboard, Drawer and Chest Locks
Table Hinges, Screws, Planes, lennon Saws, Turn
ing Gauges and Chisels.
FOR SPORTSNEN
Doublcbarrel Guns, FInsks, Pouches waddinp
Canister Powder, Shot, Caps, Fish Hooks, Lines &c
FOR HoUSEKEEPERS. -''''N~'
An lnnumcrablc number of articles, such as Cook
and Parlor Stoves, Pots. Ovens, Skilets, Bcllmcta
and Brass Kettles, Furnaces, Gridrons, Andirons
Shoveis and longs, Tubs Buckets, Churns, Croclrery
Glass and Queensware, Knives and Forks, Spoons,
Ladies, Tea Boards, Walters, Candlcstcks Snuffcrs
&C., together with
GROCERIES.
Sugars, Cof1ccs Teas Molusses Spices of all kinds
AND FOR THE LADIES God bless thcn1.)
Scissors, Shears, Needles, Pins and great variety
of Fancy Articles.
All of which will be sold on the most accommoda-
ting terms for cash. credit, or for trade ONE
PRICE ONLY! with liberal discount for CASH
Charlcstown, April 5, 1853.
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WIN. S. ANDERSON.
MARBLE STONE CUTTER.
FREDERICK CITY, MD. ,

FREDERICK CITY, ND,
RETCRNS his thanks to the citizens of jefferson and
IL adjoining counties for the liberal patronage rx
tended to him in his line of business pccuv givcs
notice that he is now prepared to execute all kinds of
work IN his line-such as MONUMENTS, TOMB
SLABS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES, Sc at the
and his work shall compare with any other in the
country. All Stones delivered at my own risk and
expense.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attend
cd to- Address WIN. s. ANDERSON,
Frederick city, Md.
J. w. NcGINNIS, Agent,
or JOHN C. RIDEN0UR, Agent
January II, 1853 Harpers- Ferry, Va
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BEANS, Early China
Dwarf or Snaps, Six
week do; horticultural
Pole (; Broad WinsOr ;
Large and small Lima:
CARROT, long Orange;
Early Horn; White Bel
gian.
CELERY, White solid;
White and Red Giant.
CUCUMBER, Early
Green; longGrccn; half
long do; small Chcrkin.
MELON, Nutmeg and
Yellow Cantclopc, &c.
ONION, White Portu-
gal, Silver Skin, Spa nish
and Yellow and Rcd.
PEPPER, Long Cay
cnne, Bell or Bull Nose,
and Sweet Mountain.
"SUM" PUMPKINS.
RADISHES, n variety.
TURNlP, Early Flat
Dutch, Red Top Norfolk,
White Flat Norfolk, and
Ruta Bagn.
OYSTER Plant.
Flower and Sweet Herb
louise.
'. RAWLINS & SON.
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DISSOLUTION.

ME CoPartnership heretofore existing in the man
Il agement of the Charlestown Depot. under the
name and firm of JOHN G. MORRIS & CO., was dis
solved by mutual consent on the LIST instant. The
Notes Books, Accounts, &c, of the concern have pass
ed INTO the hands of J. G. MORRIS for collection and
all persons indebted notified to make immediate
sSement as is desired to close up the business of
the concern at the earliest day possible.
J. G. MORRIS.
january 8, 1853. V. w. MOORE
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y. Mrs. Bagnet is a great hand to Co

-. Mrs Bagnet is great hand to con-
trive; when at home, she uses her umbrella for
cupboard, when abroad for carpet bag. Her
husbands cast off pants she don't devote to a
rag bag, as common woman would, but to
utility-one leg she uses as Il coal bin, and the
other as an Indian meal depot. Ladies short
of closets will please notice.
-. Fame is like young duck in a mud
puddle-very easy to see, very easy to talk
about after you have seen it, but it is an awful
job to get hold of it.
-. Some mischievouss wags, one night;
pulled down turner's sign ard put it over a
lawyers door; in the morning it read, all sorts
OF turning and twisting done here
-. One of the most agreeable things in
the world, is to attempt to be polite to n strange
lady at hotel dinner table, and upset the gravy
on her silk dress.
80. The following pathetic scrap was pick
ed up in the rotunda of the Capitol, at Wash
ington, one day last week:
81 would not live always, ask not to stay
Where visions of Office grow less day by dav
where my letters and petitions find chance of pc
Where my pleas for Office meet with but refusal
That would not live always, ask not to stav
Pllprovc by leaving Washington this very day,
-. man tlat mas nothing to do, gcner-
ally does wrong. If you would keep out of
deviltry therefore, have as little to do with idle
ness as possible. Give boy holyday, and
in less than an hour brindle dog will have
him BY the corduroys for robbing an apple or
chard.
-. "Biddy, what o'clock is it and where
is that chicken pie'" ats eight, ma'am.'
-. A Yankee editor says-'The March of
civilization is onward-onward- the slow
but intrepid tread of jackass towards peck
of oats.
-. .Longtellow, in his prose tale of u Karanapbn
calls Sunday the golden clasp which binds together
the volume of the week.
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MEAT-EATERS, ATTENTIoN

VIE undersigned have been compelled heretofore to
Il do business under many disadvantaoes baI,ino,
to pay cash for all stock purchased and sen the same
upon credit OF at least twelve months The TrtIstes
OF Charlestown, however, having established Mar
ket, which has thus far been most literally patronzed
necessity upon the part Of ourselves no les than vsi
we conceive to be the interest of customers COM
pes to give notice, that hereafter we shall keen The
market regularly supplied with the best r
BEEF, MUTTON AND VEAL.
which money or labor procure and to be sold at
theLOWEST PRICES, which our purchases will az
ford, for CASH ONLY. As this rule will operate not
only to our own advantage, but subserve the in
tercst OF our customers, hope be able greatly tn
enlarge our business during the year. and furnish such
articles OF Meat have before been seen in The
complain. -' '+o SoA
or Those indebted ON old scores >, a,a
oosette up as all our capital no les than
our Pronts, are distributed among the Community ~
isrge. 1s WILLIAM JOHNSON :
CO.,. 5.- SABfL. c. YOUNG.
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PUMP MAKING.
To the Citizens OF Jefferson. Berkeley,
Frederick and Clarke Counties

= tIlttI OIelIEAC CUuILIts.
AGAIN appear before you n PUMP MAKER
Il and as hope you have not forgotten me in that
capacity, yon will, and ALL cali on me should YOU
need any thing in that way. Please call on me at
Charestown, or my son, Thomas J. BRAGG, living
near Mr. George b. Beall's, on the Charlestown md
ShePhcrdstown road, as have employed him do the
ly attended to. G. G. RREGC:P
March l. lS53
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i thanks for the very liberal patronage he has re-
ceived during the last thirteen years he has been
gagged in Coach Making in Charlestown; and as this
is the commencement Of new year. and Esettling up
time,' he would most respectfully request all who
know themselves indebted to call settle. AS there
are some few accounts that have not been settled for
the last ten years, he would suggest settlements and
then be perfectly willing to go for another ten
He has large assortment of Carriages of all
kinds which he win sell low for cash, or ON credit to
suit the purchaser; make to order any description
M5R p ofCARRIAGES. He has now ON hand
SssRSSsE Jenny Lind COACHES, six passenger
2bl~@&2- ROCKAWAYS, four and two passcn-
ger; Buggies, ditto; Carryoles and Barouches. Also
large stock of second hand Carriages, which will be
sold very low.
Coach, Barouche and Buggy Harness, from SIS to
workmanship. y -,
Carriages and Harness repaired at short notice.
Feb. 10, 1853. w. J. HAWKS
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ASPARAGU US, Giant;
BETS, Early blood Tur-
nip; Early Yellow ; Large
long Blood; halflong blood;
Manglc Worried.
CABBAGE, Early York;
Early Large York ; Bull
lock Heart ; Large Flat
Dutch; Poor Mans Profit;
Green curlcd Savoy; Vel
low DrUunhcad Savoy.
EGG PLANT.
EARLY Corn, (varicty;)
LETTUCE, Early Ice ;
large Whitehead and Loaf;
NASTURTIUM.
PARSELEY, Triplcd
Curlcd.
PARSNIP hollow Crown.
PEAS, Early Charlton
Dwarf, Frnme, Poor Mans
Profit, tall, Magnumbonum
Tall, Sugar Edible Pods.
RHUBARB, for Pies.
SQUASH Early husband
Summer CroOkneck.
TOMATO, largcsmooth.
SALSAFY or
Together with a variety @
Seed for sale at the Market
March /, 1858.
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EXCHANGE BANK
OF SELDEN, WRITER'S g. CO..
WASHINGTON n n

"ASHlNGION, d. C..
IENHE undersigned respectfully Announce that tbey,
i have formed Copartnershp to transact a Gene,
raj Banking and Exchange Business in this cty I'M
der the firm of SELDEN WRITER'S & co o1j NJ.
prepared deal in Foreign and Domestic Exobanoss
Time Bills, Promisory Notes, Certificates of Depostc
Letters of Credit, Bank Notes and Coin
We undertake to make collcC tions and prouptIv IN
remit the proceeds to any designed point within or
without the Union.
Tor many years past the Treasurer of the United States
will give his careful personal attention TO all financial
business which VIC may be employed transact with
any of the Departments of the Government
The business which our employers may require us
to transact, will be conducted with fidelity and pron-
htude, and upon the most reasonable terms
WILLIAM SELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERs,
of Alexandria, Va.
R. w. LATHAM,
OF Washington, D. C.
Of Baltimore, Md.
FOR THE TOILET.--Tooth, Nail and Hair
i Brushes; Pocket, Redin and Fine-Tooth Combs
Charcoal, Wild Cherry, Orris and Teabcrry Tooth
Paste Poste; Bnndoline Also, large variety Of Toilet
variety of other articles. For sale by
April 5, 1853. L. NJ SMITH.
DAINTS, OILS AND DYESTUFFS---A
-, large ana T9rled assortment of White Lead, dry
Blake's frcProof Paint. Also, every size of Paint
Brushes Sash Tools, Window Glass Putty. For sale
Charlestown, April 5, 1853. i
SEASONABLE.--G Garden Hoes, Spades, Rakes,
- Pruning Knives Manure Forks, Fish Hooks Gar.
den Trowels, Dibbling Rakcs, Shovels Wood saws
Mouse Traps, Wagon Boxes, Shutters, Table Hinges
Faucets, Knob Locks, Metal Faucets MarkiEno'
Guagcs, &c, just received by
April 3. r. RAwLJNs & SON
IRON, IRON.--we have just received a larp,e and
Il well seectcd assortment of Plough Irons of every
Tire Iron; Sledge Moulds, Crowbars ScoIion md
Band Iron, Small Round and Square Iron &c
all OF the very best quality which We will sell on a
very small advance for the cash or to punctuaI 1Ist
mers time. T. RAwTSNS e cox
Charlestown, April 5, 1853.
R0NNETS.- just received u dozen Straw. Braid.
latest Spring style. Also dozen pair of 13
style BONNET TsIBANDS. All of which can IN
and will be sold IS per cent. less than they were ever
before offered.
April5. LOCK, CRAMFR &. LINE
GPARRY'S RHEUMATIC AND NERVE
- LINN ENT, a certain cure for the Rheuna-
usIn, i9r sale by JOHN L. HOOFF.
EROCERIES.--Prime NJ O. Molasses, Crushed.
~ Loaf, Pnlverized, Refined, and Brown sugars
Mould and Dipped Candles, Adahlantine and Sperm
ditto, Coffee, Tea, Cheese and all kinds of Groceries
Apr; . ....... T. RAWLINS SON.
SUNDRIES.--Pocket and Embroidery Scissors
y Mlll-Saw Files, Tongue and Groove Plane Bits,
Key Rings, Carpet Tacks with Leathers Brass Head
Nails, Brass Shutters, CooPers Compasses Bells for
Hanging, Broad Axes, Tar Buckets, Hook Hinges
Scotch L Hinges, Wagon Boxes, &c, lust received
April 5. T. RAWIINS & SON
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OLD THINGS DONE AWAY AND ALL THINGS
BECOME NEW. -
TyE subscribers call the attention of the
IL farming community to their very large assort-
Incnt of FARMING IMPLEMENTS. fc6tltrisilitr
every used by the farmer to facilitate
and cheapen his operHtions including celebrated
Patent Premium Thresher and Cleaner,
which received the first premium over the New York
Pitt Machine and several others the MARYLAND State
Agricultural Fair last fall; ALSO at the Washington
County Fair Hagerstown, Maryland and at our VAL
ley Fair, for simplicity, durabili-
ty, and capacity has equal In the world. BY re-
cent can make the machine clean all
kinds of grain perfectly clean for market taking out
all cheat, smut and light wheat if wished saving al
together the use of Wheat Fan; thus saving the far
mer two thirds his the common thresher
requiring but eight hands and from six to eight horses
to thresh from 200 to 400 bushels per day perfectly
clean for the mill This hes never been accomplished
by any other achinist but ourselves and all sceptic
minds can have their doubts removed by trying
will take themaehine back without Charge IiflH
Shop price of our Thresher and Cleaner from $3.50
to $215, that is:
Thressier and CHATTER $50
Ditto Improved Cleaner ............ IT'S
Horse-Power :. 100
- OLD CASTINGS bought ut the highest price,
and taken in exchange for work.
3i7'' '}-- ~ ZIMMERMAN s. CO.
Charlestovn, February g, 1853. 80 - IisF
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THE SHENANDOAH CITY WATER
Power and Manufa curing COmnanY.


HAVE the MILLS in operation. They will paw the
l. highest price in Cash for Wheat Corn, and Rive
They viii grind all kinds of Grain for Tolls exchange
Flour for Wheat other Grain-reccivc and forward
all kinds of Produce other Goods for Baltimore or
mcnts with the respectable and responsible house of
Newcomer & Stonebraker, of Baltimore for the trans
action OF their business, any that shall be entrusted
this and adjoining counties miller, has charge of
their mills who will give his attention and spare no
pains to give satisfaction. The Company have more
WATER POWER to dispose Of on sale or rent will
give every announcements to Manufacturers and Me-
for themselves. They feel confident in saving that
better location for all kinds of manufacturing business
cannot be found. lrr- =.
They have obtained charter for Bridge across the
Shenandoah River at their place, which when con-
structcd and Roads made win open to the fine settle
ments in the Valley of Loudoun, and give more di-
rect communication with Harpers- Ferry and Charles
towns and must give to this place additional ntvan-
tagcs. They ask share of the public interest and
patronage. ISAAC GREGORY
shenandoah city, Feb. /, 1853 Agent.
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ATTENTION. IaaD REGINIENI

ATTENTION, I22D REGIMENT!
ITNHE Officers of the LIST Battalion I22d Regiment will
l. parade their Companies Mt their respective places
on the I'd Saturday, 9th of April.
The Officers of the I'd Battalion will parade their
day, 10th of April
The Training of the Officers and Staff of the Ie2d
Regiment will commence in Bcrryvillc, on Wcdnes-
day, the 18th day of May and continue three days
The l22d Regiment will parade, in Berryve, on Sa-
turday the 2lst of May, 1853 BY order the Colonel
T. w. RUSSELL,
April >, 1853.
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SHENANDOAH IRON FOUNDRY.

SHENANDOAi IRON FOUNDRY.
THIS Foundry, situated on the Winchester and Po-
Il tomac Railroad, Il miles from IIarpers-Fcrry has
been rented for term OF years by the subscriber who
would respectfully inform the public that lie is now
prepared to do in style of workmanship which cam
not be surPasscd if equncd in this Valley, every de-
notice.
Having been engaged in the business for many years
IN the largest toundries i'll the United States be-
the business he is confident that those who favor him
with their work will at the time, be tivoring
their own Interests, his prices for Castings shall be
as low as at any foundry i'll the Valley.
Orders from all in want of Castings Of any dcscrip-
ton, are respectfully solicited.
o. Old Iron taken in exchange for Castings
- HENRY G. PARKER.
Shenantoall CITY. AUGUST 3. 1Sh2
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J. r. THOMPSON tS co.
hIerchanf TaiInnr

PENNSYLVANIA Avenue between I'd and a. s1s
two doors east of the United States Hotel desires
to call the attention Of their old customers members
their importation of French, English and American
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES d VESTINGS.
which they will make up in their usual style of ele
g;nce, and at prices reasonable any other esta
blishment i'll the District of Columbia
February 90. IS53-tf
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READ!! .iih
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.

A yIeoRous LIFE on PREMAruRE DEATH!
Kinkelin on Self preservation Only 5cts.
This Book Just published is filed with useful nor-
nation the infrntes and diseases of the genera
tive organs It address ise alike e Youth Man
The valuable advice and impressive warning it gives
viii prevent years of misery and suffering, and
annually thousands of lives. 20
Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent the
destruction of their children.
0A reInitanceo % cents, enclosed in letter. nd
dressed to DIR. KINKELIS, N w. corner of Third and
Union streets, between Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia,
will ensure book under envelope per return of mail
Persons distance may address DR.. K. by letter,
(post- paid) and be cured at home.
Packages of Medicines, Directions, &C., forwarded
by sending remittance and put up secure from dam
age curiosity. $3.50.
Booksellers, News-agents, Pedlars, Canvnssrrs and
all others supplied with the above work at very low
rates. Jan. Is, IS53-ly.
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ASPARAGUS, Giant:

! lust received fresh supply of English Garden
- Seeds that have proved highly satisfactory to
our Custoners-part of which follows
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FRESH FRUITS. &C

FRESH FRUITS, &c.
/ HAVE just received a fresh lot of Fruits among
l. which will be found
boxes Oranges; boxes Lemons;
~ '' Raisins; 2 90 Citron;
2 cases Prunes; ? Trails Almonds;
90 drums Figs; frail Dates;
doz jars preserved Pine Apples;
" Brandy Peaches; cask of Currants;
- " london Brown Stout, for family use
I am also receiving daily, Oysters for Picklinr.-
Families can be supplied by leaving their orders at
my Fruit and Confectionery Store.
April 5, 1858. J. F. BLESSING.
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DoRIESTICS.-We have on hand. ready for saIe7
La large stock of Sefyants Cottons-
Osnaburg Pants; Plain osnaburtg Shirts al how
Cotton, heavy; Bleached and Brown Shirtines: No
do Sheetings; Plaid and Plain Cotbons f1r1 49,,
Striped oznahurg, for Dresses; IS his Knitting Cot
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. MISCELLANEOUS.
Kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations 6 vols.
Hannah MooreS Private Deyotions, & 4 .ia i.sFsl
Sacra Privata. -
Charlotte Elizabeth's Works, 9 vols. 49,, 3,
British Poets 3 vols, illustrated. ~"
Putnam's Editions of Poets, 6 vols.
Putnam's Semi Monthly Library.
Hcadley's Napoleon and NIarsials, . vols.
Irving's Works, l6 vols. 77't...-
Sherwood's Works, Is vols.
Lippincott's Edition Wavery, 70 vols, $12.,
Remarkable Events in History U. States, vols,
FL Puchcro, by DR. McSherry.
Shakespeare, 4vols., calf. ~ .-''H'
Lanman's' Life of Webster. - i3t ~ ID
Mrs. Bliss Cook Book.
Makenzie's 5000 Receipt Book -... De-
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress, fine edition.
Kennedy's Writ, 2 vols.
Garlnnd's Life of Randolph, 9 vols. 70 E.-
Cousins Modern Philosophy, 2 vols.
Life of Calhoun. = 5ats, e.. E.
Rarley's Library, 1svols o. t..a.rr a.1.-.
Ingcrsoll's History of Second War, vols.
Tnylor's Religious Works, a vols.
Besides every variety of Bible, Prayer Books, Hymn
Books, Scrap Books, Blank Books of all sizes. For
sale Mt reasonable prices by L. NJ SMITH.
Charlcstown, April 5, 1858, I1.5-..
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~ = Z rs- ,sI,IJEtFsS. 80 ~ II ~
u Fancy Articles. Perfumery. sc. -

SlIIIi Keeps constantIy on Itattt q FeIy
4. large and fresh assortment of s&c; = 81
White Lead, ground and dry; Oils of all hnds;fa
Toilet and Shaving Soaps Shaving Cream; -, =
Sapophene; Barry Tricopherouss 4,
Hauel's Eau Iustrale; Wright ditto; -
Z And other Preparations for the hair; ft9 e -
Perfunery of every kinds 80 fsia y % t'l.e
Lubin's Genuine Extract; Wright's Extacts. q
An of which warranted to be of the best quality
and which viii be sold at REASONABLE K rates
! CharlestoNn. January III. 1858. L -.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
NHE subscribers would respectfully inform the citi-
Il zens of Harpcrs Ferry and Bolivar that they have
commenced the above business in Harpcrs- Ferry, on
High street, few doors above Shenandoah where
- they will manufacture in the very best
EssssoA manner, and out of the best material all
VG$Ses4fE> kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES. All
work will be warranted to be of the best quality, both
Repairing will also be neatly and substantially done,
and on the shortest notice
All work guaranteed to equal in style, beauty
fnish and material any that is manufactured in the
county. JOHN r. RIELEY,
4. G. MCDANIEL.
Harpers-Fcrry, February /, 1853.
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StabIer,s Anodyne lCherFy Tss9..I ).

rs confidently recommended to Ihsaiidss
COUGHS, HoARSENESS aud othaa f the eu-s,
SUMPTION IN am early stage, and for IN, aIs q
Of the patient even In advanced stass ~ sse
Disease. % OF that fSSs
.Itcombines In scientific manner. rsr..,. p :.
esteemed value with Others of more ree1, m Ola
and besides tonic
the SKIN gently and with great efficacy "a