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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

FOUND HIS FATHER.-" my son, can
you take trunk up TO the hotel ?" said
a passenger stepping from a boat on the
levee, to ragged youngster who sat bal
ancing himself on the tail end Of dray.
"Your son Z" cried the boy, eyeing
him from head to foot. "Well I'll be
dod dropped if 1 ain'tin luck.-Here I've
been trying to find daddy these three
years, and all of a sudden up comes the
old hoss himself, and knows me right off.
How are you!" stretching out his mud
dy paw. :, .a
The traveller was non plussed. Be-
tween smile and a frown. he inquired
"What is your name, siri"
"My name. You don't know. Well,
it's nothing in these parts to have SO many
children that they do not know their
names.--My names William, but some
folks call me ragged Bill, for short
What the other part is reckon you know,
| if you don't you must Ak the old oman"
And shouldering the trunk, he marched
off toward the hotel, mumbling to him
self:
/" well, this is a 60, The oldgemnar
came home at last. Good clothes, big
trunk. must have the TN. Well fmir
luck" 7s ta. ssa~a st ''S
|
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13
CHAPTER VII.

One morning, week after the we'd
ding, as Mrs. Cuthbert was sitting at
work in her simply furnished apartment,
and her husband preparing 10 go out, a
middle aged gentleman, with a benev-
olent aspect, entered the room, and walk
ing straight up to the bride, kissed her
gravely on both cheeks. For moment
she was confounded, but seeing Ernest
smile at her surprise, she said laughingly,
'Ah l I.know--it is your kind generous
uncle, whom you have talked SO much
about 7 and she welcomed him with
such graceful cordially that his heart was
won at once. .a ggeingi 4. e
And now said he, after a little pleas
ant chat, II have q story to tell you both
so sit down, nephew. and listen. s3a
About six months since, I met, one
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

"THv WILL BE DOVE" This lie the
language Of heaven-not the language Of
earth-and the heart that can truly say
this, has already been released from the
thraldom of things earthly--has already
been strengthened by blessed foretaste
of the things unseen and eternal.
What says the heart, the wayward,
passion.swayed heart Of the pleasure
seeker I" / wish--I desire---I mast
have"--whati What God has hidden
thee seek I No! but what thine own
treacherons heart, thine own unresisted
will, seek for thee. '4
What says the hearto Of the proud stern,
man, who scorns to be swayed by pas.
sion, and glories in the thought that he
bows only to the dictates Of rsason.---
Alas. alas--his reasons are friends. bis
allies, and he, too, says, will-it shall
be sc" t y
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13
From the New York Ledger.
LIFE'S SMILES.

Twas sunset; beautiful cloud Aoated
in the azure vault Of Heaven it shed a
roseate light upon all around, and seemed
to blush as gazed upon its lovely form.
Brighter and brighter it grew. Oh!
rapturous delight to behold aught so love-
ly. A little song.bird was soaring away;
its tiny wings kissed the clouds as it sped
onward. l stood and gaSed upon it, till
methought the cloud was conscious of
my Joy; but soon its beauty vanished,
and in a few moments il had faded. The
spirit Of Change touched it with her tiny
wand, and it receded from view.
| loved a little flower; day after day l
watched it unfolding its petals and inhaled
its fragrance. l cherished it fondly; it
almost seemed conscious whene'er ap-
preached it. l looked with delight upon
my little flower, and thought it too beau
tiful to fade away. One morn l went to
seek my flower, and behold its petals
were dropping; approached it, yet j
Needed me no, l imprinted kiss, bu
oh {! its brow was cold ; gaEed awhile
and behold, my flower so fondly loved
was gone, and I in sadness exclaimed
it hath faded
=
A little bird did cheer me in my lionel
hours with it's sweet songs | decked it
cage with early flowers, and ere mofnin
, dawned, as a token of gratitude. il woul
chant me sweet melody. | loved th
gay bird, for though it had been tor
away from its leafy bower, yet it did nt
repine, lest it should make my heal
sad.
One morn the sun rose brightly; tn
flowers were beautiful, yet in my hear
there was sad foreboding. l listened
but heard no song; I twined wreat
10 deck its cage. and ere | had finished il
twas withered. My heart sank With
me I sought the companion OF my lone
ly hours, and oh sad reality. my swee
bird was gone its song had ceased, al
no vestige of lite remained. Twas the
4 | said, 1T hath faded"
=
3 A little star upon me brightly beamed
, it had so watched DER me from infancy
at times it would grow dim, bu. suddenl
brighten up again, 1t kept vigils durin
my slumbering hours, and painted brig
visions but, as I had lost so much tn
. | loved, / trembled lest that too sboul
: fade +; but it never grew dim. even wit
the MONDAY sun shone in all its splendo
o it would not beam the less brightly.
was the Star of HOPE. Oft would it il
It plore me to despair not, and promise
9 ever to cling 10 me. Bright, still brig
e ter, it beamed in life's darkest and mo
y gloomy hours, cheering my heart.
gentle spirit whispered, I" it faded not
, A sun beam reposed amid sweet ao'
n ers it kissed their brow. and bathed the
y delicate forms in flood of burnish
e gold, The flower was the Past mel
is ory knelt at its shrine, the sunbeam W
r, Love, and though many frosts had nj
A. ped its brow, yet it bore up against Al
the sunlight Of smile ever linger
a around its heart, and twas brig
Though passed, it cannot be forgottt
y for memory will still linger near. o.
IN delightful thought, that the pleasing seer
ut Of the past will live in memory, I
flowers of Loye, Hope and Memory,
mt they which faded not. o.. -
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13
THE LITTLE ONE IS DEAD.

Smooth the hair, and close the eyelids,
Let the window curtains fall
With smile upon her features,
She hath answered to the call.
Let the children kiss her gently,
As she lies upon the bed
God hath called her to his bosom,
And the little one is dead.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

CABINET OF CURIosiTIEs.-A plate Of
butter from the " cream of a joke"
A small quantity Of tar, supposed to
have been left when the Israelites pitched
their tents. e V.a' .'' 'f'l rs %A
The original brush used in painting the
/" signs Of the times" @
An apple Of the "eye offaith." 'iis1
A bucketoi water from "All's ,oeH."
Some small coins in the" change oI
the moon."
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13
CHAPTER Nv.

The truth is, Eleanor loved, devOtedIy,
fondly, but in secret, a young SouIherner,
a Georgian, who had appeared in New
York about the same time with Lord
E.. And TO conceal this love she
assumed gayeiy. . dainty and refined
coquetry Of manner which was intended
10 deceive, not only the object Of her a.
feelion, but all the fashionable world
beside.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13
S&le&t Tale,
A MATCH FOR THE MATCHMAKER
BY FRANCIS s. OsGoUD.

The blessings of the skies all wait about her
Health, grace, inimitable beauty wreathed
Round every motion: On her lip the rose
Has left its swectness-t For what bee to kiss ?,
Aud from the darkening heaven of her eyes
A starry spirit looks out: Can 1t be Love
BARRY CORNWALL.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

and the world The next day when they
heard the news; for the lover had pur-
posely sIread it. The girl is perfectly
possessed /
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

re- Have you ever 6rokvns horsep
inquired horse jockey. emo. not ex-
actly," replied Simmons, :" but 4 have
broken three or four wagons"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

~ The brightest jewel is often found
buried in the mud.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

EE Illinois will give a large niajcSi.
ty for Fremont for President.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

Why does the Buchanan or pro-slaveyy
party, claim to be the only national par
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-13

Apswsr--Because they hold the doe
lrine that Slavery is national and freedom
sectional. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-19

n oais,ssis ssrrs<s sfsiis I.xis.sisa
s'sl = sss~ss - Asssey "a - Of SIP
TsHh s<As.i , isesieS 10 rssasrieh City, Ma,
=, = !. 1917 ssa p'ss-sss ss.a ne say y
rsstsiti.s = ess e great srelisessr,i bean
W sPscioss as& eosaedi.s, srse,st about t.a
yesfs ago sxprsssiy fsS fensie Ceilrrs, spa cd
nlrsesy noepea - Ne pses q saeA an instifution
u is fsfni.hs< 10 ths hsst styis tArsssAoat. az an
sxExs< ~ osrs tAsa s7ooo.
asHtssusehn - a able sad sfeeiest Beard
o. Proiss.os. and Teachers, gss1 Liersry, excel
ess - nslesi t.strunsnss. m sxisssivs Chruieai
80 Pssn.spssrxf Apparssss, AID "a l. COO 6aenfiy
oss1eved thst u oGkrs - asny faeiihirs Cor in
pefttns ttcrccgA. srt>rrive asa rsss-S ss.-ss,s.
- ssy e<nisary u tks lad.
Ths beheoi 70 Hr sscrAHiAn, % he eoafrsry.
Ne yoens isdies are striciy rsquired 10 aussd sach
Shsrsh e. parents dssigsass, seeouPshied away,
Scholars vili b received q ssy tins during he
yssf, ssd viii Be charged proporiionsb,y from the
In guiy.
~ For Bolra and Tui,son. iselpdirs furnish
ed Rooms, Lights, Fuei. Washing. etc, $500 per
scholastic year; payable hail yearly in sdvsnes.
For Circulars and other pafficuisrs, address
WINCHESTER,
Aogua0, teoa Prssidenl
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NOTICE

HfHR undersigned having boueh, the entire IN.
\ tsresi 81 the Jedersoa Boot q Shoe Factory
OF Samaei Rideaour. most respectfully informs
the eilizsus Of Chafesiovn and iis yieiny thai be
ihieeds 10 eooiihne The above business In all its
very beet selected staek add employ noae bu, com,
petsnt WOTk@sh. All orders win BE- aeespird and
receive prompt attention. The usdetsignea has en-
band also large assoEtnengei siiele. yell adapt.
20 =, 20 SUI iAe taste OF AL ladies such Buskibs
Walk SAoes Slippers Sc. witch he woaH H.
sisa 10 dispose a. al very low dgufes Tor essh.-
LADIES' woali do well 10 giving The uadeTsignsd
seil. - he h about o. make ataazemeats foF man,
ni@cisfiaE all kiads q work for Men, L.dis, abd
Lz.l1fe7. SAMUEL G YOUNG.
Ho,e.-ssPPose Ne lry TIE Rimbls siIp.Bes p!su
aAd - u % doat iafn oct % our mal1al sdTaa-
taRe. Fofbins llks en- pefimsnts
Feb ~. ihsS sps. sc YOUNG
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MEDICAL HOUSE,

A:.l.t !. s,sy b sfs.s ~ s>ssefs< x..s s-s sr.
--''a "a =. s.rr...v ga.
HocroR SMITH, W. a.., s..,,...r To-
-. s $3.50 ssss,. AsssAs sssss. hsa e. E.Any
5000 No shs's svesska b tks sssssss.s q
rnessr CenPlsisss. 10 al ,hs vsr,eS -
.s.. "A. Sress sseass. 4 iLs.s 80 ssssz'ns "a
sis. 4, :. -, ssss fy~ssiy es.stssss isssrs
a. - @"s.eht 70 o-s Inesd htn % he psAiir q
w o. The sx'en>ys ,strun s.s wh<h h. -, received
=, ne lsn eyht years Or. & has tresses sers
s.rsss 80. "a Pfivss. csnri.s,s. b ,A-r Az
Ma o. a the oth-r ~, sssn. SOW siysrtsar
nd oct seris 1. knewa whsre "a
sslteos esre srietiy i1li5~ed and r-dieises tskss
At ,sssoFes< tine wiihout cd rtia- rsdira s.d per-
80 care; sAstslers, Psrssas sfasctsd vah disease
:, so.se s.'sre. "ss esiisE hog dhoslt os ie.r
nan We case nal be- voalj do veil 70 call o. DR..
t'e,A. ~ ofier. No, is ssafs Frsaesisz street.
ms medicines are Tree ffu Mercury ssd IN ninsrsl
pyss rs' % Ia 1s.i and ,e@paet fora. ssd nay -
wihcss espessrs % hindrsses ffca basise.s saS en-
ssP' In e.Ess s vo-s. se.-.aalio ao csssss ~ si-,
Lat tAs bs., IN s..s vb.. .sa;,t., over,
.kss hn that - dps .Aos,a ~ iost % sakisf sppii
esnce 10 esePstsat PAysesa. they uosld sol oaiy
Psssre. sad ssds rfsIi coas.,iosa isisr, ss s.,si
their Detcal asssfsat 20 be r.ors rsod<r,fs 1. IA,
so.rEes thu. he could essly b whore synposs Asss
The raid s1sasss a. ,spiy ssrrsf,iar di.s.s- 4.
safhe,est 10 alarm The bOdssi mari wkea srsr.,C.
.sd si,eoo'sd blossAs'. .tA r,<as p.iss sssr.y 70
,i,.i. thea, .snd sos ti ,Ass,s Do .sssy s-.ir 20
fall ssase Of their dsafer
YOUNG MEN
Ahd otAsrs. afflicted with ,eRiSsl debility. "uh-,her
ofsissting ffon eerzia destrurtiys habit ar fro-,
any other ssz.e. With The tS.ia ef BODILY and msats
e.us ~h,sh fellow. whsa neslceted. shesh MAXI 90
early apeleatoa, wh ths fuil assurances thai th-y en-.
ss speedily ss.sored 20 sos.d hssiiA asd hra yiEor
Ihn oss q the greatest evils hat can hef.i raa s.i
has ooc1ed Thousands q The ksmsa rses 20 SntDeiv
Esses blasted the hsat hopes 81 p.Fssts ana Mint
ed In the bod. the ushis sasbtos Of may On s.oirs.
yncth Dyspepsis. weakness q the Laek sys. and
no. PAPitafea 81 the hrsrt diEzaess farrstfaIness
&c. &e, ere symp,oss sf this disease.
rrnse's can be esred 81 hons by saAressiar h-ttsr
1T s@th. deserieiae symptoms, ssd recsiSs as.ii-
ear sre-rely packed IRON Observatisa. forwarded By
ehgfra. or othsrviae, 70 cay part q ths eonairy.
W No Iettsr viii be answsEed aaless they eontaia
peaiuaoce OF postage stamp.
?ersnus Afflicted With any II the above con.
ha'a's viii do veil 10 AVOID TOYS whether
orrisA 90 Hstys, a. also The sDsci6es sdysrl
sed - certain for ssy cod every disease Tee,
are pat % 20 salt ~ not tocur~ sd cfs-s
70 ouch mote haIs than gool tksrsi0ee ayosa tAsn-
0-A word TO tho wise Is Szsk seat.
address. post paid, Ds. J. d, SMITH
re- ~ $500. Baltmore. Nd.
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tltt asttssfsss tssss asfslsft - sssssy
HeE - NsrElsflaHfrs 90 fgesfarr seanIr
- $50 q AfaT HeattsH nstsEs fa1r q Fats
80 49, $50 - cfsslfrr.t ~ FFefF f1sfrres
@ats 49, 500 - Nrr tre fstlfisn. itsig sisi.
sflr EeEEeas = eE7EasiIr asamali = -
aesess tez 49, n slsstass apstsE e. assiss
EEras : EEsssiEr
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F. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..



rnad0sn - vsRIvn nouas.
vTvHR - al sy,ssan Ps<kss-Boss ARoe,
u csp< DAaf,ss -. Merrill, kss esan<sssd
.skisg h4rnf Tssps tssvess 0e<Sx~ssws aud
he sSoys p1Et ne soss wfii ,ssss sAs vhsffof
W. II. = H.0. Risiss, 0rver>sovn. ID. C.. ever
Mcsdsy. Webses&sy an Friday nossipr, o. b
o'slssk. sssslss ., - Cove. fsis g as
Wkles Fem ~ = Mossesey. % y - Ne
Iasds Pssvr- '. = Point e nscks. .. n ssa
Hsrpsss-yssT ssspsn Rsssssine. shs usli lsaps
HsrpeesP srY every Tsesdsy. fAsresy -
saizttsy nrrstsg, - och CO r6iai 90 Rocks. 3
A Nj Neies9b Ferry. % a. - 1sso<sey. ses
n; Whitst Ferry. ~ .. = .E1vsrds' Ferry.
iel r,n s>n.rs u r.n, Great Fslis, . .. -. /;
ssd afdsias % 0serssssvsSr. \.
Z THRoV0H TfcKErs sa.as.
inssrmedisis pctsn - foi.oss: -fon 0%,ressovu
20 Great Falls, 4eentsi Ssseea, IS cts; Edvssds'
Ferry. u, iaa vbits's Ferry. o. 10; Mssocsey,
$50; Nelssds Fesfy. si.7e; Pein, 81 Rocks,
q 20; ssd Hs7-f'-FsrrJ. saS RsIafaisg at
Families lblssdiar 70 visit he Virginia sprIsg.
The coming sessss viii snd tn. by Tar he most
safs, pleasant esd ehssprst route 20 Berkeley Ca
poo. shansondaif, Whiis soipAar asd Warren.
MEALS servst % board "a Moderate Raies
Coach VII aiways b IN readiness In Georrr-
iovn, 10 eouvsy p9>srngefs 10 and from the Boat
For fnrh<r paFf1rnssFs enquire % the Store of
W. H.aH q nirrER Geo.re,o~p,
aid @: w. cursHAw, HsrPers-Fsny. Va.
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Rlnnlrnnniahinn
Casa fer Hsgssss.

~ dssiEoas 70 Pafehass iafrs auubs,
abakOE8 Or he ese,ksfa aeffFts. sssa
Eemsny hgys, Ftrls see taniisss, ~ -
~s.es vili gsye ths higbssi essA pixies :,
eeee tsiefm ~ ptiecoaiiy, 81 81 tstteg
st wei estef gklet giii frsslss Ssas.af
aiissiioai 81 ,. n q W. n CasPts1 -.
Ne. 80 Wee Pfausisssi Hsiamsfs
ELIJAH McDOWELh.
esfaffsg ~ IS . ~ \. Cespaaa
Nt1etetlsf SFpfrmtef a. 1851
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JAcKsoN 4 WOOD

- - "
WINcHEsrEa. ~
KsoN 4 WOOD
HAVING tahss IAs lsrss Wsssre>escs Lee
"a Al ~. :. %oaicuiT6RSI iMPAS
hRNTo AND FARMING uTKHaLe q ~
acs, acycevse 1seS<k ..i tsz< esaStFsrsicc, ss%
s~<A - ksss bsvas ~ ~ throsSAess Va eossay
asa - good fae1sassis aa< iAhos-sssise Msehiuss
are Of he krss Snpsusses % tAs Whole farming
eonaesiy, - hePs 'hu vtii call ssd istss fss
Csrn and Csb Crushers.
The LITTLE GIANT, If fe., Ises,
Nos. ., q 3&4. As.p~rior cess iSp Coz MIul
staple dnfabie. 81 easy drsii, and " tee e-st es
yvr-irzs In 1855 We have sold some 40 or 50
.ihs ne last three noaths, all Of which give per-
The CHAMPION, nsv Car. and Cos
MI, verJ highly prired. Of very ea.y drssgh, for
oes sorss, simple. dsfahle and does enc WORK.
MArsAnb's Sr1sI coRS AND Cos NM,
rnns VIA esh 20 aov horse power. gfinds cora
MAehiae.
Hay, Straw and FEEDER Cutters.
siscLIIR's SCREW PROPELLERs,
Hay. susv. Feeder and sisfks win great rapiIi.
W. are very stroog ssd durable, sad cannot re,
cat Of repair. The bssi article ever invSaisd Ter
the patpose.
ReooLrs, Noynsr, MAsos g. Co.. Hay
AND STRAW CUTTERS, OF al ,izr. Be.ptI.
ful verknsnship and fast euitsrs. and esnso, All
10 please all
Germ Shelters and Grist MiIIs.
The large VIRGINIA SHELLER, for
hand OF Acrse povrr the best article tor Isrr, far.
nefs. vii she'll 600 easAsls By hssd ssd 800 By
RvceLEs, NouasE, M.son Il Cs. T.
M ssSn, q Co. asd r. sselua. ia a Cot
LnRs. that sill sesil sssily By hand iroa iss 10
PORTABLE GRIsT MILLS Of ,u,..
rior Ceisgar ssi FSsaei Bsry SIsss, for any q a,
Morse power MaeAthe The Mills are all psrfeei
Wtinia 'hemselVes and nothing 70 DO bot 70 atfaeA
belt 20 horse power; and win make the b-.t N
meal o. noor 'or iamily nse, and GRAD fast
- PLOWS.-A fne .ssort.
~ menf Of two and three hn,,. n =,
Sshear and Cast Plough !. ri,h,sns
lett hand. Also. lro. s.hovs Plov,
aaIrows, Reseuiole or HilE sidr Pn,w.
Agricultural Boilers d- rool Cs.X,.,.
Every farmer and miller shoa;d have on, Of W.
oreeorJ Fesf Bosieys, 10 PRIV pare foo for Aog,
mich cows, stall estiie, tryi ax nm lar. n.LisS
soap, for sealdibg hogs and many other purpo..,
IhsJ require very iiuie fuel are all conn isie In
A., ~ s sna Taa' -" siing IN brick All sizes
FSks, Shoueis, Spades, Hoes, 9e-Tho
very eesi hay and Taanere Steel Posks Ion handed
Ssoyei3 Spades. Steel Grain SAoyels, Garden and
Field Hoes, AEss. &e. &C. 80
FfsH and Ornamental TIees-ArrspRs.
nenb nave % n made 10 order from En- iaIo0u. "a
and every kid Of Fruit and Orna mental see. IA,
our rssries here may not be able 70 furnish.
Gd'dsa and FieLS Seeds--We have got.
Ten IN on assortment Of the bess Fresh Gsfcea
seeos' adean fuFnishihen by paper oanee, poupd.
guar, CO ooshel Eieid SsslI KEPT always 10 season
hNse Pot7er dad 1hyssAiAR llaehiaSs,
Hkhaf asd Sod Drills. cSva I0lasfers Reasiss aGS
a<svsag AaeAiHSs, and everything else needed viii
% toand IN OUT Warsroons In the mig Of
Spring. and IN dme log use.
EWCall AID examine kinda and models BET re
eeengiag elsewhere, n nc shall have none huI
the besL JACKSON a WOOn
WmcHEsrEA, Feb. 7, 1856.
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I'VE Subscriber has lust burned Kiln Of Rrlek
= Which be wishes 70 cell Persoba IA wans !,
Brick would Dc veil 10 call ~ an early daV.
July ~ ih3S. q. q. BRAGG
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Corn HSlanfer.'

QUAIL have 10 = Cr DAYS a sapplv of -ore
- Planters. The hest ever Inverted nj err, ~
lutIos drops Zoe Con- ARd covers "a asy sspsh t,.
9afed, and can plant any qnAniitT or dIsisne, =
For sale BY JAcKSrlN a wOSsn
Winchester. March 90, 1856.
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New Store In CharIestown.

THE .shserbsf respectfully inforn. The People
4 OF Jener,on cosniy, that he win op~a oa
Mondsy he eih ia, the Cornsf Store and op-
posite hhe Cooft Hoe<>. ~ entirely nsv and large
sssorMeni Of HAsnIoNABLI, FANCY, AND
DOMESTIC pRY-o0oDs, sfiks, Emesoidsrle.
ssd Fancy Ariele.. cleo yefy e1,sasiye siock
81 we'll made CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
GOODS esfsfally selected In The Bsitimots aud
Philadelphia marketss
he ha<ing bOughiall ihese COED. for cash. ana
being satisfied wish small pro6t, will eel Iow
snsagh, 10 satisfy ever reasonlbie eostsmsr. The
50 seriesr, being perise stranger IN this comma
biiy. 10 eompslisd 70 cell Of ffsi ief cash only He
hopes soon u gsi Acquainted and vii tAsa bs Kad
10 sell 70 good eus,o0sru, On The usuAl terms.
Ladies and Gentlenen are respectfully rsase.t.
ed to esllaBd eIanias Ms es,aLiishnenI Which be
thinks VIII Be his beat rseonnsndsiios
JACOB NOAH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-19
Jos. e CLAGETT,s
Wholesale & Retail

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U.k~ - U.szss sssss Hsas.
1A2&B1'8 EB82Y, VA.
rJ,HR sss.erIbsr vssld respectfully esil Ii. al
II wntion Of the Pebble 20 his large asd varied
ss~oStnesi Of Fnrsk and Osssine
passs. MEDICINES AND estmleAts.
ell q vhieh have hssn selected VI that care and
a,isuison neeessary % c.tablb tuosnt % 30 re-
.poo'lol: nature. AseissPpois eess, aoui6es-
f'o@ The sss 81 iaysfe and sduhs s,rd up-dleipe,.
mech psins has eeea taken 10 pro are them Of he
aness and pofett QuaIhY
PAy.ieians snt the Trade may .onsdsntly rely
upco having their erters hlled With he he,t nj
elrs 81 The shoftsst aotee and upoa the NEE "a yof
able terms.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS,
epd every miHatis eonnected therevish will be ~
TENDED 70 vlth the most nerupuloas care sad aeeu.
rscy ia sddifioa 70 standard Medicines 10 ksps,
Paias,, Oh, Dys-!Ssfs, Glass, Putty. Var.
StsAss, Paisf BrnsAss, aad Bsyniax F7siS.
Asa IN extessivs sssortnent Of Frrneh. Rp rlI.A
ssd osrnsn Ioile' and Fancy Articles, such a.
Ponades, Pisk essesrs, Ally whites. Pearl Pow,
der, Come- Br0hes. Ae. Fire.vorks, Toys Cen
moo and Preach oandiss, Fruits. Ae
Hsnneed's Csstor on POmade, Amber Tooth
PASTE. ard Montpelier Cough Drops
School Bosks, Novels, lanuals, rnouthIx PERI
otteal TSJ and SSog Books. Stationery, pie
Surgical Instruments,
FINEST CHEWING TOBACCO = sEGAEs
oARBEs aExDs.
CUTLERY. CHINA GIFTS.
q To The sbovs might be added many, very
nshy ARTICLES. ~AieA 10 10 sOs accessory 10 nea.
Jssssry ,. 1855.