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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-26

courae delivered on Sunday night tho Baptist church by
the young divine whose heads this PARAGRAPH The
church was crowded It's utmost capacity Great esfc
tons were tnte rtned from the nature OF the suojec
his reasons for quitting theatrical stage Tor The Cause Of
The savior-and yet believe no one Was disappon'ed
He seemed 10 speak extempore 10 fact We did not Observe
him refer 10 notes during the delivery OF bis sernoO
which added greatly to is oratorcai effect Ill. ar,ob
ograI by interesting throughout ana aoouned u pas
ss0es ~ unaffected Isthos. II may be pardontd An
10 the terms Of his Old profession should Say
that MIR Iormor il excellent reader. His gestc,iton
Ia al "a fine and be has the and enthusiasm
without which the most cult waited rhetoric must pail bt.
for a popular audience We look upon him II speaker
of the greatest promise and shall not b. disappointed
II in lime ne proves himself the brightest orna.
ulents the Baptist pulpit He has preached here for
several nights and days IN sccession without taxing
the patience OF his hearers without allowing lhe gene
ral interest manifested in his efforts to flag FOR moment
He leaves Frankfort, understand, in few days. but
wherever he may go dolb not bis church viii ne the
gamer frem his lAbors,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-26
MarT1o0s

Cs,p~1 ALLY On Wednesday, April - at the re.
denre the brides father, by the Rev. VIM McAipt<,
Mr. fRAScs.D NJ C,JPI TO MpSs CosNsIA ALLAN, daSyA-
tor OF Isaac Allen tsa., both of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-26

Bachelors Hair Dys, wigs and 1Ossps~s,
ne pest 10 ms wore sarpasSns ell Mis soE ssd s,pteS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-26

debility tho premonions Of vital decay replaced wit,
activity and heahh potency Ina organ and IN
the entire system the regulating and 70 xlAr
ing influence OF this life sustaining vegetable preparation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
HOW SLOW THE WIGHT ROLLS AWAY.

These words fell upon our ears from the
lips of poor sufferer in the lonely hours of
midnight They are still fresh in our mem
DRY. We recollect as we listened to his
short breathings, and saw him writhing I'M
der the anguish of disease, how our minds
ran out upon the world, and visited the
lonely cabins, gloomy prisons, and dark cells
of the sick and dying, We thought how
were exclaiming with sorrowfnl hearts, III ow
slow the night rolls awayg Yes, with in.
tense anxiety they watched the windows, if
possible to catch the first faint streakings of
the morning light One who has watched
by the bedside of suffering humanity, through
the long still night, when the great heart of
the world is hushed to reposc, and the sol
itude of death casts its gloom upon the DO
som of nature can tell tho solemn import
of the words uttered by this afflicted being
as be grappled with the strong arm of dis
ease and endeavored TO ward off the keen
pointed shafts The mother watches with
sleeples> eye over tho couch of her dying
infant child, exclaims in sorrow, low slow
the night rolls awayl" The storm-tossed
mariner who is nearing the port of his ma
tive home, and already in Imagination hears
the voices of loved ones lisping his name,
exclaimed How slow the night rolls away I
The traveller who has for many long and t..
diousday urged on his steps towards home,ns
he lies down to rest few days journey from
his little cottage in the soli:uGe of midnight,
and thinking of his dear wife and prottling
children, exclaims, How sl"wthe night rolls
away r The Christian who has tatfled with
the storm of this if,. for many, a 'ong year,
till his locks have become white in his Mas
ter's service, in looking out upon the future
of Happiness that awaits him. and who de
sires to- depart III peace to dwell with his
G ID, exclaims With enthusiasm, How slow
the night rolls awayl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Bssi. LpeAa.. ]. - =
JoaS LscAs.
THE ssRAWLINS, HOTFi,.''

Il nIture aud Fixtures in the Hotel on the corner
of Queen and Burke streets, Martinsburg, Va,
thoroughly renovated and reftted the same are now
prepared to accommodate the travelling public.
THEIR TABLE
will at all times be supplied with the very BEST tho
markets afford. The BAR will be supplied with
the choicest LIQUORS of all kinds and under the
management of an experienced bar-keeper-
telitive OstIer.
It is our intention to keep a quiet and orderly
h,use.one that viii be worthy of Old Berkeley;
all trains: Baggage conveyed to and from the Ho-
tel free of charge.
A call from our friends and the public generally,
Is respectfully solicited. B. & ]. LUCAS
May ~, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NF,gv AND IatpRoVEp ARRANGRMEN,

- NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
rters are now THREE TRAINS DAILY from
Baltimore fSr Cumberland. Wheeling and ali parts
q .F ~ .-e1ha ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win
With TAIN fEol tirstt+aia from
arrive St CUNT eriand At 8 p. ID.
SecsndI--Fhe MAIL TRAIN leaves Except Sum
riavS ii so A. NJ, and reaches Wheeling by 4
A. M. connecting AZ Benwood with trains for CO.
lumbns, Cincinnati, Dayton, IneIana polls, Louis
vffle Cleveland Toledo. Detroit. Chicago, St Louis
Cairo and intermediate points;
p NJ eonnectinsr with express trains for Cinnat-
IT, St. Louis Cairo Chicago and intermediate places
The-distance TO Cincinnati and other eentsA and
southern places in the West Is nearly 100 miles
shotter by any other route, and the time Is I'm
eeSa NRRcc AGE CHECKED THRoUGH to New
ark Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st.
10 Passengers and Baggage transferred, at all
THR0TGH TICKETS win be sold toaIl the cities
inthe West. at tho lowest rates, at the once,
Camden Station, Wes9ln gton' ana ~ peEs' err
10 A SECOND CLASS CAR is attached tothe
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
tiit,e he etrs road by daylight, by taking the Ac-
conlmodatOn or Mail Train, and lying over at Cum
by The Exprsss Train, which leaves Cumberland at
$50 A. AZ. and reaches wheeling as2 ?. NJ,
The ACCoMMoDATloN. TRAIN At els will
stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and the
Express at Stations beyond Piedmont gong Sfest.
Easfwardly the Mail Train leaves Wheeling att 10
A. NJ. aud AccomHodatidn leaves Cumberland at
s 20, reaching Baltimore at {. AZ p Nj.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at A. 8 and 9,15
A. NJ, and ; sand 5, Is P. NJ. On Sundays at $50
The hrsss fonr4h trains from baltimore and
the second and fourth trains from Washington, will
be Express nIall stopping only at Washing
tom JGnctiop and Annapolis, junction.
The g lsa1.d S. lSirains from Bal inicre and the
$50 and $50 trains from Washington, eonneetW with
the trains from Annapolis.
For tickets, Information, fares &c, apply TO j. T..
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office, Camden
Station, or TOT. BECKHAMs. Agent at. Harper's-
Ferry and L. e, RANDALL, Agent at Martins
burg va W. s.. wooDSIDES
Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
Feb. IL, 1856
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Instantaneous.
YOUNG GENIUS.

Mr. Disraeli has in his Coningsby, this
striking passage: Genius, when young, is
Tvine WHY, the greatest captains of an
Int and, modern times both conquered It
oiv at twenty FIVE Youth, extreme youth,
ocsrtbrew the Persian Empire. Don John,
If Austria, won Lepanto at twenty five
me greatest battle of modern times had it
not been for the Jealousy st Philip, the next
wear he would have been Emperor of Maui
ritaui CASTOR de Folk was only twenty
tvo when he stood victor on the plains of
Ravenna Every one remembers Condo
and Rocroy at the same age. Gustavus
Adolphus died at thirty eight. Nook at his
captains-that wonderful Duke of Weimar,
only thirty-six when he died Bauer illm-
self after all his miracles. died at forty.hve
Cortez was little more than thirty when be
eazed upon the golden cupolas OF Mexico.
When Maurice. of Saxony, died at thirty
two. all Europe acknowledged the loss of
The greatest captain and the profouudest
statesman Of the age Then there is Mel
son Give but these are warriors, aud per-
haps you may think there are greater things
than war | do not. !. worship the Lord
of Hosts
bat take the most illustrious. achieve
tneuts of civil prudence. Innocent III, the
greatest of the popes, was the despot of
Christendom at thirty seven. John de Me-
dici was cardinaltat fifteen, and, Guccian-
DIM tells us, baffied with his craft Ferdinand
de Aragon himself He was Pope as Leo x
at thirty seven. Take Iguatius Loyola and
John Wesley-they worked with young
brains Ignatius only thirty when be
made his pilgrimage, aud wrote the Spiritual
Exercises Pascal 1.-THE greatest of French
men) wrote q great work at sixteen, and
died at thirty All, that fatal thirty
seven, which reminds me of Byron-greater
even as man than writer. Was it expe-
rieDce that guided the pencil of Raphael
when he painted the palaces Of Romeo He
died at thirty seven. Richelieu was Secreta-
ry of State at thirty one Well, then there
are Bolimgsbroke and Pitt, both ministers
before other men leave of cricket Grotius
vas in practice at seventeen and attorney
general at twenty four And Acquaviva-
Acquaviva was general of the Jesuits, ruled
every cabinet in Europe, and ,colonized A
znerica, before be was thirt seven. What
a career the secret sway of Europe That
was indeed position But it is needless
to multiply instances The history of he
rees is the history of youth
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
a. Very valuaBle
FARM FOR SALE.

MY Plantation, lying two miles South East of
WI Fincnstle, containing about
$50 ACRES.
and known blythe name of .'Highlnnd Grove Is
offered f sale The land is nearly level and all OF
is good and arabe about $50 acresin sultivation
recently cleared rich and productive; welladaPted
saa sc. The residue is in good TIMBER, near
enough to town to haul from three to four loads
= per day, which command from 5 $50 to $500
per four horse load. The
DWELLING HOUSE.
is large uncomfortable, with good Barn F.EA
and other necessary out buildings; the fen It!EN4
cling &c., is all in good order, with good l-.Al!a.
roads, and accessible to mar kefs.
The payments wilibe made easy, as to time, On:
the payment ofinterest. Further particulars given
if required. Possession will be given as soon as the
Corn crop of the present gathered with leave
to seed this Fall. My Post Office is Fincastle, Va
o. CALLAGHAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
TOM TELFG RAPH.

THIS celebrated Premium Horse will stand the
L ensuing season, commencing the 25d 20
of March, and terminating 25th June, on tESSA
Mondays. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, at 49,
George Johnston's stable in Berryville, and at VIM.
DreW's, near Charlestown on Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays.
TERMS.-Fiftcen dollars the seoson-twcnty to
insure marc in fOaI. and fifty cents to the groom
for each mare. Parting with the marc after having
her insured, forleits the insurance money.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
PEDIGREE.

This fine stallion, who took the Premium at the
State Agricultural Fair of 1884, and the two preCe-
ding Fairs in Loudoun is beautiful dark bay with
black mnue tail and legs. Of fine action appear
ance Going all gaits we'll, without ever having
been gaited-is sixteen and half hands high, and
we'll Proportioncd for Saddle or Harness and is ten
He was sired BY Tom Telegraph, WHO was gotten
by old Maryland Tom out of the dam of Bachelor
and was we'll knotan through Loudoun and Fauqmer
as the sire of the best saddle horses of the Preene
dav. --zt -
The dam of Young Tom was sired Ey Latayette'
grand dam bv Eagle out of a LoudOun sorrel marc,
therein combining the best crosses ever known in
this section Of the country for beauty OF s!Zc ana
great endurance. :, -,
will add that Tom has proven himsc, well htted
as a stock horse, as his colts now old enough to
be used, turning out remarkably fine and sell at
very high prices. JOHN W. LIME
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
D1sso1ution.

TINE partnership existing between tho subscribers
i from the first day of Janutry, 1885, to the first
of January, 1901, in the butchcring business was
consent. All persons having claims against the
firm are requested to present them early as pos
sbe for payment. All persons indebted to them
are requested to make payment to either of the
dersigned VIM JOHNSON,
MAY Sat WIN. Gro ". -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
ButcherinE.

TINE Go-Partnership heretofore existing having
l..becn dissolved, 1 announce to my customers
and the public generally, that will continue to
supply the market with the choicest HEATS, and
has been extended and trust that attention to bust
ness will merit a continuance of custom,
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
May IL, 1857. SIS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

by virtue of a Deed of TruFt, executed to the qn-
ID dcrsigned by G eoree W. Fox. ON the 30th day
of April, 1857, Will be offered at PUBLIC SALE, at
HatItOwn, Jefferson county, Va,
On Thursday Ike 4'h day of June merit,
the following property, viz
Horses; 2 Cows; 10 Hogs;
Sow and Pigs,
one Horse Spring Wagon;
two Horse Wagon, and Harness for the same;
Buggy and Harness;
l Barshear Plong +;
one horse Barshear Ptough;
Shovel Plough; Harrow;
lotof new Flour Barrels, (about 5000
9 Windmills;
pair Platform Scales =
Scale Beam;
l of r ce's Bran Busters, only run one season;
300 Bags a lot of Lumber;
A lot of Corn, Horse, Feed, Mill Stuff, &c;
2 Work Benches;
Locust Posts; Cypress Shingles, &c
Alikely Negro Girl about 10 years old, with all
other personal property embraced IN said Trust
Also, lot of IL Acres and some Poles of land ad-i
joining the lands of G. N. Lynch, R. Henderson and
others. The Wheat growing on said lot and the
Wheat the Halitown Lot,
TERMS. A credit of six months will be given on
all sums of SIS and upwards, with bond and good
security All under $5cash.
10 Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Mo-, es 1887 :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
LADIES FAIR.

rTlHE ladies' Of the G errnan Reformed Church in
She6herdstown, would respectfully inform the
piIblic tat thew will open their Fair May 25th
detection Day. in Ms ToEheriz store
viii offer very superior assortment of useful and
fancy articles. on which OCCASION there will be an
Es the proceed are 10 be devoted 10 the external
Enforcement 6f he ch1teh they earnestly solicit
their friends sndthe citizens generally to inspect
their Articles and give them such enc
the nroyerbial generosity, and bencxoience Of old
Jefferson, County warrant them 20 expect. r5,t,s
Nav 10 1897 ~. 5----- :. e. i.,.l n.
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NOTICE no MEAT-EATERS.

riNHE undersigned ava1ls himself of this method
/ of Informing those who are in the habit OF pur:
chasing Fresh Meat that bias determined to Adopt
ssie Of Meat Those interested Will please observe
this, for Twill be governed by this determination.
sslIthe very best meat that be procured, at MS
reasonably prices can possibly be afforded by any
iOae. ~ -.
Those who know themselves indebted to me for
meat, are requested to make Immediate payments
JAMES L. HENSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
NOTICE.

= TIA late meeting of the Board Of School Com
a missioner 8, it was ordered that Geo w. Tur-
ner, John A Thompson; r. S, Blackburn, Dan'l ].
Young. DR.. J. j. w. Williams and Capt John
MoIer. be a committee to examine the School Law,
and suggest any amendments they deem advisable
aud that thus orderbe pablished in the virginia
- = $50 - w. ]. HAWKS. Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02

Coviugton, April 2-DEAE stR: Yours
of the sist ultimo is at band, covering the
nesataa, for which accept thanks. sup
pose you used the razor freely on others as
is usual with gentlemen in your line, but !, !
had no idea YOU kept up the custom of sha.
wing your, own O. anium, like the ancient
Shylocks of Jewish descent. Save the mo
lar to grind the poor. aud you will doubt usT.
less f1d yonr trout teeth capable OF much
90 sustain your circulation.
Truly. yours, l.a6s3
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
May 5. ISL AENRl
NOTICE.

ALIspersons knowing themselves indebted to 8
g. Young, are requestedto come forward without
delay and make scttlGrncltt with the Trustees.-!
The books and accounts will be found at the Shoe
Store in Char Iestuwn 49,. THE TRUSTEES
May S. 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02

01-As the agent of the Trustees of sam,I c.
Young, the undersigned will continue the business
at the old stand of the Jefferson Boot aud Shoe
Factory, and will give prompt attention all bust
ness entrusted to his care. s. II. WOODY.
NAV n 1871 Agent. u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
DENTAL NOTICE.

TNR. PIERCE, has removed his Office to his res.
il idence, the building formerly occupied as the
Episcopal Lecture Room.
1877
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5PRIGG HOUSE,
WHERLTNG "a

MAC. ,.PoLLARD, Proprietor.
y. a. SCOTT, General SuperIn tendent
(Late Proprietor Stacy House, Zanesvillc, Ohio.)
This House is Immediately in front of the S.eam
Boat Landing, and near the Rail Rosd Depots.
Nav l2 1857.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
BIackSnaitlain@
AND WAGON MAKING.

THE subscriber announces to his customers and.
i the public generally, that ne is we'll prepared
TO do ali work pertaining to either of S-tSss.zsA
the abUVe branches of business, in the
best STYLE, and upon terms which must EasF a9ssSS
give satisfaction to ALL s
FOR SALE.-He has now on hand, and for sale,
first.rate two horse wagon, (news) and several
second hand wagons, which will be disposed of
reasonable rates. stt
March 81, 1s57-tf,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
nrTNIBIR.

II AM having a quantity of OAK LUMBER saw
i ed. Persons who may want L MBER of that
kind-can be furnished at once by leaving their
orders with either Mr.. Beniamip Fornlinsun
myself SAMUEL RlDENOUR-
NAV 5..1Sb7=tf 49,
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WSfIcR!

HAVING disposed of my Hotel Property,
paratory to feaving town. THOSE having accounts
with me, will do welEto call and arrange them, as
they may be able to make satisfactory terms with
me by doing SO at an earlyday. may be found at
the Hotel, or at A. E. Kennedys Office next door.
SAAC N. CARTER.
Garter Honse Anril7 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
D. w. FRYATT,
NEGROES.

TIME undcrsiSn takes this method Of informing
those whohave negroes to sell, that he is pre-
pared at all times to purchase ut the highest mar
ket price for Cash; Those having negroes to ~, as
ca a. before selling as he is determined toPay Cash,
in ali cases. He will be found in Mnrtihsbul on
all public days. WILLIAM CAShlE.z
.EHehr,ln nv "a. IS57-lY. 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
Er11att sale.

pY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to the IN
ID dersignGd by Samuel @. Young, and ofrecord
IN the County Court of Jefferson county for certain
purposes therein mentioned, Offer Tor sale
large and valuable stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND MATERIALS.
h-Sss now on hand al the Chariestotvn Boot
and Shoe Store consisting of every
variety of sucfaFticles usually found
in well appointed establishments of this SORT offer
ing superior inducements to any one wishing to
eIubark In this business If4
JOHN j LOCK, ! lr...
HENRY HUNTER s. uS'ses
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02

FOR HIRE.
4 NEGRO BOY thirteen or fourteen years old -
N Apply TO CHAS. ii. LEWIS
Anril IS, IS57.-3t
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. ,,r /. N T.enEsrlL { r1o lI.IL..ApIss.s =

The perceptior of woman is as quick as
lightning, Her penetration IS lntpltlon
; almost. instinct BY glance she will draw
deep and Just coucinsion; 8 Ask her how
she formed It, and she cannot answer tho.
question. A philosopher ded ucss inferen-
ces; and his. ihifsraSse Shall be rights but
2he,gets to the head Of the stair case, If
may SO say 81 slow o1l e step
E BY step She arrives at tue top OF the STAIR
case as WE'LL as, he bnt whet her shes new
there, is more than she knows herself = -
While she trusts her In tinct. she is scarcely
ever deceived. aad,she5 is generally Iost'wfen
he.begips to reason.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
SPICY.

A Georgia paper publis hes the following
spicy correspondence:
CowNcroN, March 81 - q$hier Of Bank
of West Tennessee Enclosed you
have bill on your Bank which is rejected
by my exchange broker-if it is worth any
thug, send me It's value in current money:
If dead broke, please send mo lock OF
yOnr HAIR. -.t.l,.,rt1.f,S
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-06-02
The GREATEST MED
ical Discovery OF the
AYERS cA1HARIIC PILLS.
ARE YOU SICKf

/ 81 "a ical Di!coTery OF the
AYERS cA1ff si ia PILLS.
Ta ARE you SICK
R AYERS Pills. giids.susa,-
,hed. Sgsr .h s palate eqs . aits
liant force on the very -feundation of disease
There are thousands of sufferers WIG would not
cured 70 twenty Eve cents. Try Ayers Pills. ana
JOY sn nP' XII and disease viii be starved cut
Cleanse the system of Impurities and you are
cured ne b4t Of all Purgsttve and scrosula,
Indiossii. n. Weakness, Headache, Baek3che, SIDE
ache! jAundiee, RheunIa tisIn Oh a
Liver Kidneys and HoWeFG All osrsls @ reSeb
fiy bfoTe them lie daEFness before the Sun;
Reader, Il you are suIer,ng s,Ter no morethe
remedy has been provided for YOU ana cru
Tst 4qer.s Cherry PICTORIAL the best medicine
for cough Il known to the whole yorldi 9no ." -,
th8S s.S g9S9b by Dr. Dr. J. i4Es
In Medicine through this lection.
Also Tor sac % ffifTtttTcHTsoN BURNETT.
March AND BELLER COOKE.
n : TGTSs- ms. TURPENTINE&c,.
n AN LIS. Lewis Pure Lead; t.,:1
Z.JllU 100 Ibs lewis Chrome Green gT0undIn
so lbs. Chrome Yellow, ground in Oils
~ bDlg. Pure LltAo56eu vi.
"a Spirits of Turpentinet S7ss+ ~
300 ibs Putty In Bladders; , = ~. s-.
- ~ yhieE We now at very loE, price,.
n, :. Il 1855: HUTCHINSON BURNBIItI
T1ASCTfA LIS FEVER q 7AGUE nli6 n.
T. TTREs-This pEepa ration has been .eqne. i!i1
Ter extensiVe trial to be certain cure ior ~
Es-,e or IIIterfnitting Fever ItiscompcsSGi
" Of vegetable Substances, and contains q9ta S ~
san upon he syIaefR, COOK
i SiaSS ). 1855. - =: So. 49, :
cMITHs and Roses WhooPing Cough Gord ss.1,::
| - A certain cure for the whooPing Cough Astn-
ma a and a ior sess nUTcHIsoN 8 BURNETT
=7------ no THE PUBLIC.
TIVE Psrthersh bststeSss sis ssi ssts BEEN
ia- 4 lii sonfinus tosefye MEATS % ne
S5bSis As am m MIN pg1 , ,sst
s5Snf ff,e CASH system, a a.. 1850 COZ
viii mot only benefit lHy sen pes -
iSsosd saEs q ~ &c my
s Is please an who laso5 me
win .lisiE Psstsnsg JAMES L HENsosa
] siaFsh 5. 1857. ~
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The ssCARTFR HOUSE,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, Virginia.