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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-12-06
Capturing Southern Ports.

Cores (LiverpooD Commercial Adyer-
tiser indulgss in the following remarks
upon the above subject: f n
As to the capture of Fort Hatteras. that
is an insignificant item against all thu're-
verses of tie North. The disgrace of the
battle of Bulls Run would not be exppffg-
cd by the success of Il score OF naval ex-
petitions undertaken against power
without any navy whatever. The success
of every expedition of this kind may be
predicated with certainty. But what of
thatP What If Mobile, New Orleans, and
Galveston were in possession of the North,
how would such an occupation influence
the fortunes of the war? Every way, say
some wiseacres; these ports would then be
opened to the commerce Of the world,
and the cotton crop would then be ship
ped to Europe. Ay, indeed? We in our
simplicity supposed it was the North Who
had blockaded these ports, TO prevent the
shipment of cotton, which would have
supplied to tire South the sinews Of wsr.
Oh, but the object is to take the cottp,Ssg
force, and apply the proceeds of its sale
to the conquest of its owners. What On
ingenious device! IL it were only practi.
cable, 1t would, no doubt, be master
stroke of policy. But the cotton is not at
the ports, nor will it be while the war
lasts. Long before the maturity of any
portion Of the crop. it was resolved that il
should be kept at the plantations. There
it is being put into sheds, without being
baled or even ginled-stowed away in
seed, SO that, at the approach Of an invad
ing foe, a match might be promptly and
efficaciously applied, to prevent its falling
into the hands of the enemy. The expe
ditions against the cotton ports, whethe,
successful or not, are not therefore likely
to materially benefit the North, and can.
not restore to it the balance of military
success, which, up to the last advices from
New York, was unquestionably with, the
South. Ifthe Federal Government be de
sirous Of liberating the new cotton crop
| for the benefit of the world, all they have
to do is to raise the blockade, and thence
forth our supply of cotton will only be
limited by the extent of.the crop. We are
really ashamed to be compelled to treat
seriously such absurd speculations.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-12-06

Shipment of Arms from England.
The New York Post says. an uEnglisil
letter states that the British government
refuses clearanees to Federal vessels hay
ing arms..3s Tss a. qAs9 a. "a 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
VARIETY.

AarA good apccio,e is told OF man named
Ben,ly, a confirmed drinker. Who would never
drink with friend or in public, and always
bitterly denied. when little too steep, ever
tas,cins liquor. One day some bad witnesses
concealed themselves in has room, and when the
liquor was running down his throat seizcd him.
with his arm crooked and his mouth open. hold
ing him fast and with an air Of triumph; -Ah
Bently, have VIC caught YOU Mt LAST You never
drink, ha' Now QUO would suppose that Bently
would have acknowledged the corn not he ;
with the most grave and ncNpres-ible face he
calmly, and in digni6ed manner, said Ten
men. my name il NO, Bently,'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

BAD MExoHr-" Mary, my love, do you re-
member the text ofihis morning.
Aary.-" No, pap. never can remember the
text, I've such bad memory"
ADther.' BY the way, did you notice Susan
Brown"
Mry.-"oh, yes, what fright! She had
on her l=S, years bonnet done up. pea
silk, black lace mantills, brown boots, an
imitation OF lIoni,ion collar, lava bracelet,
her old earrings and such fan Oh. my 7"
Mother.--" Well, my dear. your memory il
certainly 5ad!T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
s~An Arkar sas editor rot married reeer,ly.

s~An Arkansas editor got rnArrird reccriiy. and
has since become very enthusiastic. Hear him,
There = not IN this wide world happier life
Than 10 ~ hy ;he sioye,ipc and tickle your wife
Taste the sweets uf her liI~ Ia u moment az slee
And twist the cai's tail a. she jumps your knee -
Poor felioS-hapiy the maa who enjoys he pre-
serf--but let him remember.
THERE'S nat IN this wide world norser Hfe
Than TO III by the fir. and hear the sculds OF wife
Eat the bread aiId drink smoky tea
All night DC up with the lda babe your knee
We hope the above won't be his faie-bat let him
" take carer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

TuE MEssAGE ASD EErLr.--We are told that
n gentleman some hundred Of miles distant, tel.
egraPhed TO his wife IN Portland Maine, to read
the 18th vcrse Of the 2d Epi.tle OF John" She
replied by asking him To read the 18th verse
of tho 81 EPis'lc Of John" Any one, by read
ing these passages, will SEQ how beautifully APP
Propriate they arr to the occasion to which they
are applied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

s9r "A wife, joining her husband in 8 convey.
Anee Of real estate, was asked by the Judge. who
examined her in private. according to the as
senbly act, whether she acted without runpul.
SION on the part Of her husband She struck
Der arms akimbo. and replied, lie compel me !.
no-nOr twenty Ike him =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

bSl'~Paul Pry, espying n man who was dig
ging in large pit, and being disposed to rally
him, asked him what he was digging "a big
hole. was the reply And what are you going
TO do with such big hole = said Paul Go
ing To make it into small holes and retail them
to you fcllers To set fence pos,s in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
Take Warming.

John Mason, convict in the State Peniten.
tiary' said the other day. that he commenced
his career of rascality with the low, mean and
despisabIe crime OF CHEATING AN Ed.
TOR OUT OF HIS SUBSCRIPTION TO
Ills PAPER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

PRFrrT -ToroH' WfyI.-s Some qaser fellow.
who has tried em. says There arr two sorts
Of Win ia ~iniigard 10 drink one is like svsI.
lowing ma angry cat the other like pulling the
animal back again by the tail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
81. CHARLES HOTEI.
CHANGE OF DAYS

On and after JULY 2Ist. fss0
gfSaE STEAMER ANTuOfE
Csrtsin y WILLS
tauysus fhs raitsf states Nal hsfassn fsrTrgt.r.
slri Hafpsr FerIy, sin raa A. f4fiers
LAYS ,srefsesgrn srey Hoa-iay Wsiarsisy
al FrifaY ~ An
LAVE. HarpEns Fsrry even Tsestsy. Tlsar-iay
ard sstaFsl.y algAh
hF VILLA
swfhe 1ufstape iii IN ~ phstksrfss..s, sgsrv
~ Tkarstisys
HaTsrs Fsry gsss n 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
ag-A fast man once undertook the t..l

BRA fast man once undertook the task of
teasing an eccentric preacher
DO you believe in the story Of the fatted
calf
Yes" said the prcachev.
"Well then, was II n male or female calf that
was killed -
~ female. replied the divine.
"How do YOU know that!"
"Bccause docking at the interrogator in the
face, sec that the male is still alive"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

-" Gao you I'll me- Billy. ko,s Il is that
that chani'eiecr Away keeps his feather. 20
smooth AMI slck No. Well. IL Il b..
cans. lks many ladies. be- always carrie. n,
comb with him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

ss-rhe ioi'"virs may Be fund In on, ofths ne~
jersey eharrh yards
g Weep. stfausfr ~ father stdIied
Irun n siaEr cs',srh. ard thercbv kjil~d.
H. name Nas John -gkes r maker ~ sasaepger.
SLAM With thrcc cher outside Tasacugers."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
Edge Hin comstsry.

~ n',.stogs - Sc Eigs HH css.e,ssy Z,
~ teny Saving pifai1el Ctsfter r.. -. II 20
e.sY @efafsd y dislsss a. lGzs A. 81 ,.t..-4-
n, :. - - tbeai.'i - ~ iheis frlfais
-, 4, 49, = - Uf.sinr y tssa ~, c.ss.
1890 eittes ~ ~ c,iasfflifd On u ~
- hfftfsier - iffs iaaF - 49,. A.. - -
aeni ~ heffgfsff ~ ~ rfa.ir..r- - Ffet
Esatrfn asr's '~' vhH' frrft
sfrfrfsfrr faa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
THE ENTIER IIl,rI.I

Fftit9 - esfatb.tf-i a'.f ar4k s,.., H..
u hefissffes. ttfsl-al r..isip. ~ H. - -.
!. ~ -. 4 - sai.,,ri'.er 70 4 80. ~. -
.i.ss 80 49, - =. :, -. n..snsr aiI11
a. ~ - =. Hao Say ~ fisss.l 3. - WITT
~ tAhtk nti - sggftsfi sift o. -. 49,
49, $50 reeetee siA ar1.l shr.s 49,. - 80
efslflllstsfifir s.f 81 alqfi raasf =, 49, 4 ~ w
- - ttaflge eluasirtfiF tslrtsi.f-. 4. -
= f.'sensff, - reefF Freffa1. go 49, 49, 49,. 80
tN's ftfl &c aha
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

~ Nalsc tbe Friendship Of hin vho ssAsd.
byyou IN the storm; swsrms q Insects viii aug.
round you an the sunships
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

- Talk q fame and rosnance- al n. glorv
ard adrsniure "a tie void SRI not vsrth so.
hour Of domestic bis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

Sa~hyou aTo looking a, = picture. you ny TO
gave At the advantage Of good lieht h a.
courteous to year fellow CREATURES = ycu are n
picture
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

JtAY EMS
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are ~ s>ck, Ase,< "a
e>osiasulns' Ar. yss sss Z
cso~r. vah yoot syssea ts-
rAAr-i, sal yosr t-silnss m
ec@fsstst@' The-s s,me
tn>-s sr- cf,~n tss ps-isae 10
s-sp-as hiues<- ssa.s D; q
sieka-ss u ereeeinr u,ca rec.
sai sAS.ii - a.s<ssd ~ .
pussiy u-- q IN. right rv<s-
say. Tsss Ayers ftas AMI
el-snss eal Tho dl-slst-a ka-
s..sss - rurtfy The lias-i. and
led tie auias lnoTs 90 saoo~
sftort~t ~ hs.ith sskla.
TA~y slinsi.;s The fs,etis.ns
q he bOty tnis si<cf9e- AZ
p,t'y. pafify the s,.;sta frnus
the ol<fTuft 900. - Nieh MAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

hSrTbev - nothing that We can prop.y,,
call our own eui o''r time. and yet evsryboBy
fools us out ~ i that has mini 70 Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

-" = IL Pssible. iuiss. tbs you d.,s.t tso, m.
names q SONS ~ your bcst fflenfsf'
"ceftaiai' ~ rs tnou phsi ny ovn nav n,
in year hura this asns"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

ss-Why ioes . fsan lr'use BE- ssstufe BY ss,raor.
ssfng DE Ffgsth ~ his phi.ksrsf
Bccauss he hcgas o. gyoe sa,sa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07


8 -
NO ii SOUTH FREDERICk STREET
RAJ rrINfORE Mn
$1,000 .s...I an a. Tor a. .,....',.' ~
Ua'a~isry
Dos-roR SMITH. Yrr oxly R,.r, An, r,r,..
- ~. 49,. .,,.,,i, =, 49,. Va. s ~, n..! var &c
r.m,is;n,. In ali th.ir ,s,,s-, .'J '', In.a's
s ~. -, ..s's A., So ssa .o'nbhaei
1 . -, Us -. :. .nose .ong sisndns AMI
III, I. .,,,....,, -. s,.s 80. .N'sneNa ,heu'
na,th, OF nm. r.,rnslys ~, ~ puoas =.
ceiyrd within IN. las, .l-h, 49, n. = h " y.
III 49,, ,r. .. go s-s' 800 Ut. = has tras
their list,rrns s,,vs ar, 80. &C sa,npsahn an
doubt exceeds thar Of all the oshrr phs .isians now
49,. - - n 's.. ana not . sns'e case 1.
sner nshrrrt'ons wer. strictly s'io~ci. and
's., ~. ~ Nesonaose nine without enecting
usl IN. p<rmsncnt curr therefore. persons AZ
ness2 IN assH.es NJ The above NATURE. mo matter
~, III y. /. so.E s.snnias the case may oe. would
seuS .c .. w. ssnfn, ~ MS ofnrc. No. III scuth
-
IL ., 49, .a a. oesr w tnino thsi pr = IL the
$50. - Ii - s.n ...' e"snk, VINO hie tof many
-" 70 ~ us s'e"o"" so the treatment OF tins
en- NJ ~ mssase..
$500 80 ~. n, 49, 49, sna ~ m'ne,s
.s.ssIs - psoae o. psssse es.se e. While TRAVELLING.
eAp~ew % nsndrsnce nSpsn business, and. "a.
40 4. .u-~s ''s"' 'A'>sa'oo' no ehsnee u
~ - s.I--Y
.-sss ass st-,o wy ~ usys 10 cure Cnronsc
- ~. sN sSpps1 70 nave been cnred
g.. 80 ~. 49, "ss0 rsson Sere only ehecked,
.s sa s.so " " -, oy sSNufy OF topAu., and
=, IN =, 80 ~, - e1s 70 'o.sef 90 short
80 - SSs.ss ss ss e.s~, usose oet IN US worst
.sen - ~ nscsnE "a er IN the throat.
- s-.,,,,.s ~ - S w. ~ |" he ssin. pains
sss,nns INC oooss. &C. ou account IT the
~ 80. -, ~. -, sn esse 'atsIy eone under
IN, ~ ~ - wy ueuse 'eurnng Win little neg
sI Wv "ata"p.i uVa"sot va thr hr.t Stages 81 the
~. ar ,,ys-s. ." ,'',Ns his ''n's 20 al
r,r.n,i ~, a. - ". ,s sn.u,s3"s, 70 nc
-, - S. 80 az W. "sss''cu ~ yuss ddne1f,S.-
s.id ~, - ,.ayy,f - ~ .aaNc P."hiiscs Nhcn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
POLITICAL.

The Hand upon the Latch.
rorss uUu's soxs.
Nv cottage home Is alled With nxhs
The onx. bag surnmer d.y.
Bot. oh desrer love the nlght,
And hail the sinking ray;
For eve vstores me o1~ ahos< srnile
Doh r.nrc than mornings mstrh-
And hfc afrcsh seems da~utng while
Hts hand Il on the latch
when au;smn fields are thtck With sheaves.
And shadows csIhrr tall.
And grapes grow purple meath the caves
Along eur trvli.'d wall
ldrcahslJag sii-thc sl.cIs bird
Faint "a itictiuv in the thafch-
To wake Ca Joy Nhcn soft IL heard
HIS hand UPON the iafeh.
In the short winter afternoon
throw nv work asids.
And thrOus IA the lattice. while the moon
Shines mistily and wiie.
On the dim upland paths peer
In Nain his form 20 catch
stsrtle with delight. ard hear
His harla upon the latch
Yes 7 am his IN storm aud shine;
for me he tusls all tsy:
And hts true heart I know Is mine,
10Th near me and away.
And when be leaves our garden gate
AZ morn. hts step. I ~zt-h-
Then patiently til s,e await
HIS hand upon the LATCH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
Parlsr, Chamber and Hall Stsves

cumberland Coal Stoves. sizes Ten Plate Sto,es
MI sifes. with ar without Boiler tops waieInpn,
snss Iron Heaters; Churrh Stoves Ar. &r
anet stiens,on To business and desire TO please
nope 10 ssenre PORTION Of pubic patronage
otP y, toeo Wh. p, EAsTERDAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
Cling TO the Union
AND INV
Little Giant.

NEAR CHARI.EsTowy.
D. = Rows. Eso.. Dsdr Sir ~ will keen the Wash
ing harh,ne the Lif1s Giant that yp sr.t o,s h.,
me today. have one 81 your first lRvesfions I'M
our Folks WI no longer amer having lry tesl
~ the ether. The doubie-actlne priDsiuje a. -
lHue sant renders ". w Oganiap greatly .s1r-r.
nor To- al ofheF Washing Aaehnes Il doe. ~ work
thofoaEhb IN about oDcthiri u t- time ~ "a. ld
one, aud turns Hfh far greater casa child can turn
i,nE cnough w. exeente the largest Washing
vii also be giad fo get one II yoHr newly lnvco.
ted A.I0 and kgOaf tufsSs This Il = neveleud 49,.
fect instrument, AMI does 10 work slfh AR Sresfsr
sped and heety than any thing the kind thar hsve
ever sccu o. heard o. The cheaporss and afii,fv ~
these HsciIines VIZ rertaluly recommend Them ~
Dec n. issa JAS ~ RANSOM.
paFrhassdofhcssrs. Robf a Davis, wssblas M
thl.e sefcfal year ago, uhch consider MOS A..
afs.i. ericle tor family have sl.o rsfrrhas~d
hs L|I1LE GfAkf the best iavenfisu e{nr Rohr
.hifb soy iaisily regard - Tie laasi pesftgi Vac
n even respect Labor and sslap efs,sisiered oar
uoTt ~ n eT{s,. lug
tsuanry 4, leao.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

just Received.
HAFE gsefis - - ~ ~ rsts fEubis at ain
4 Fir iopfi1li Tsisi Ft,efinr plsers.
hEnd sH1 Trhis Eeiis
tcaf~ saisi zoe kasunK Needles
hagsY ani Hkug Abiss
watkins Csrss. HsTaprf nsstr eta
HsH hHsAei auil rrck MeasHres
gsusi Hosis aEsi -.lfiies
Nov slsor 80 Nali NJ ira
Hhetf iror from NJ s9mT.
strag ir,n hofn - lnch wiz
ftfi lfffis. pftIss aftirir.
sl,a aisa sssYfimstf ~ Hsci9asv. shieA { vtu
Nov. 20 rIOs Rkwfrya
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

s~whsu arr aas,n Ne gooa s.ns.l, vl.s
EAsy hlst sbrir4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
BsIti@sgs eaes Rauagasseyy,
MuLLERsB
gg1ReoyeA HasamaEAeP RaRks.

il % esaers = ~ slna. n P,so.r,
ssFvs flrrfF ecufnnts -
JACIOHT bsf4oee ~, Pros64sues Al
-. - esf i3a. Esrfh s8ref H.,H
AALES ROON. No w. a8ufh C-hsgt-s :,
sa-ta9 skes auf PFires end ~ = gify.i.r
80 Az safss warranted - r4ee ssrs6setins
4. a. hnIFR
Ocioi'eE -, lass. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07

Houses For Sale.
VII ~. 81 fsifsfe Ssif. TO koaars - 80 A
~ $50 .,.itsSn. kng~p ss ~ Osf lry,g<rfr Terss
MsFrh ~ Isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AAHA $3.50
TIVE Thrsugh Trains Daily,
BefreeW HarpsrsFsrry and al parts Of he
EAST AND WEST
TalsrvoErAy Owner
Baltimore Ohio Railroad.

HAsrsk% Fkksy, Nov Is. 'eo
FIRSr.fhe Express Train leaving Baltimore daily
Including Sunday. az toeiock and 10 minutes. p. NJ ,
arriving af Bcnsood az 0S A, E--ecnnsrfina with
the Cinrinnati Express Train and arriving AZ Ciacn
matt a. o'clock. y. N. Making direct connection.
with The Expgess Traia for louisville Cairo and
tbs sagth west. for ss. Louis, Kansas Nebraska &c
sbCOND.--The Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily
teScer sandays) AZ 90 \. ~. arriving n cumber.
land st II n A. ~. and Wheeling as Pk
THIRD. Accommodation Train leaves Baltimore DAT
~ a. - A. n. arriving at Cumberland Al DO p M
a.. "
Through Tickets can be had Of this station IN an
the principal Western Enh Sssuthw csssrn towns
1hs time Of arrival aud departure of all the fa-scu
gcr trains at thu. Station i A. fs,llOu..
JpAINs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
I.,>T K " L. S...l
Prices To AGENTS. PosI PAID.


~ h-"us each Pseksss ct i0o easss .. p,....t
me TsfehAs"t loo c~f'he.'-s Of whseh ). ,p.,s
,sea 10 contain ere o'dss fe' rsNE NAJCH =,
srs'"s hssh.oe, az hJ ordering 80 sssss !. 90. ,.,
sIs Jos ste SUITE 10 receive sTtssat~, ,c.,s.,s,
eAs o'ds' iog spi-ndh siLyER wAIIH e.,s,
s'sr noasesr 81 ethet very ysi.abt- py.atpn. a..
t~'h-si~ ss"t krsss, spos srs.,RsIssn 90 "a, $50.
oe-Eta tosei - Agest. vhiCh nay sa.bi. A. a. 80
's'r ..nssls Presism sSoa tie Ysya-+ ~ - 3 T.
MELoDEONs go
sENiNG MACHINfs ke
u~szht ed snit o Cemmi.s,os A., .,,,t. IA.
set y" teS sosnt'y 81 The loo eel AI. al. ,,,.,h
~ aSi'"a ~ pr se-t csurn..toa fcr 10, -sra,.,
hs-Ass"'s Sss'ss IL ssvvy ssvA. c,te.I..,
seot % svPisc ssoa Aass..s al cd. n,.ai,.,.n,,
CoLBEET a co.
co@~..sion M.,shas,. 4 C;-a.r.. a s-s,,
US sosth Fcatth ~ Sefow ch..s..I Pal.
Wrfof osf taisssty ssd sAiiity % h.lef 80,
Ss",s % e-s ." s~f-r, To ks foI,- A.. IN 80.
geo,ela.n and bysise., a,..-
h'' sssslisees GEARr
ts Gos ksssss W s.t@e,.l..S p.
hesAsp'es Co. J~~shs,. Pr
D., = WsHSf, ia.
W.. a. GssE va %
hesass ksSssass NoosE
Wstsf ret. hrfos Arrh pkH.1.t.t.
a.s'.. PsArT REArs, 18th q Msrtsts,. pan.
}. g, EglIss. Jsssiiss. = - '
' Vase. k.>g Pshi,shsr ~ y s.A,o..k A, 81.
~. " -Hg-Ft, iifssssqsa Bsnk
" -. l.. era'o- Esfskz. csiifossis
Aaassi -. isbu -IV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-07
Fresh Covering of Hair.
HAIR FROM TURNING GRAY
Only Twenty-Five Can't.

pcrfsmers. ess"" ana
L, hiLIER would cali the attention Of Parents ard
To IN. nse OF his invirorsfog IN eases hers
avs Thy foundation for good heed Of Aai1 a. h ~,
mo.es any Impurities that may have become coneert.
both for the health of the child and ,hs ns,.- ~
peersnce of 10 hair. ~
or T,,,,Srios;,.Aone genuine ~hhoat the fac .,mile
L ~, - hliIER beirg on the outer wrapteg 49,
glass. - - '''N" IN VIC
wholesale Defos ss Dcy s.. and sod hy All IN, min
e'paI aefrhans aud Druggists throughout the uyif
~ Ahrrnl hscouni 90 purchasers by the an.ptt,vi
also desire 90 present H. the Arnerir,n patIa -
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Pref L. niLLER's
EAR iNYr6SHArOp.

=
Az urkcrvE. SAFE ASp EcososIcAL cosrotSp
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 70 n. ,,,,n,, -
gray. ~ 'A'"i"s
FOR PREVENTING BALpyfss. arid currv /, VIII,
uerc the least particle OF vitality or recuperafiye
energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING sCURF AND DASpR,rr an,
all eutaoeous srectious the s-aIp 1870
foh btAC Trying THE HAIR imnartine ,o !, an
19asi.eu Eo>s ana bTiliian,y. making u spft and
AiAy IN its texture aud causing IL 60 curl readily
IhE great cclebricty and the incrcasins demand t,r
Il thls nnequhlcd preparation convince the prurr,.
"I 'hai one tial l. only Necessary Ia satisfy >,rn
uss Pa".ic " Us SUPERIOR qualities over ANY ether
prparaiiu at present In nsr IL cleanse. M, Lc.d
ana sealp mum dnis.r dsd Olsr a.
'au>es Tue tiafr To grow iuNuTtartv nnd rive !,
nch, ~oti. glossy aud flexible appearance amt a.,
sheIe Toe half "A Iooscnng ard thinning IL viii rIve
s, auI - !" the r'ots. rc-torr ghc growth 10
yield "NA"b 10
Fresh Covering of Hair
IneIe are hundreds Of ladies' and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair rr.tsTcI I,g M, ',
tgs in'igorAtor when all other preparations ia, f.i
90. L. NJ has In his possession letter. iunun,erahI.
WsiSingto The above facts from M t hi.,r
c" fespcrabiiity. IL will efectuaiy pre-, ent the
HAIR FROM TURNING GRAY
Until the latest period Of lfs and In case. vh.r, The
naIr mas aIready changed color. the use OF the In
slroraior viii With certainty resors b. 1s or,,I
avg giving dark. glossy appearance As re-
'or .ne toilet and Hair Restorative IL is pnrtc,
and the great facilities 10 affords IN dr,.,,ns a. 49,,
Nheh, when moist With the inyi Igor ator can H. ar
co ~ any required form a 90 preseTy, liz .I.rs
ssetner p'ain or In curshenee the gre AZ dsmand ~,
by the ladies as sdisddrd iola aTficle " brh rs
onshs 70 be Without the price places 1, villain tbs
reach OF all being "'s-''" ANe
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Heating and Csoking Apparatus.

Nv stock OF s TO TESn ,hi. Iime .
onets as good a chance for selection O. can Ia
DC found nj any establishments In the STATE -
among which may be found the :[A
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Free. rs cents per Box. or Boxes Tor 81.
Prepared sy Dr.. J. G AVER 4. Co Iovoll u...

-. IOk SAIL. ~
BElIER BCRSErT Ch4fics.sWp
iiadns,bhRlAkE Subj ;rTE. EpPoa,
JOHNSON CO.. Sum "a, Polnt
JOS =. CLAGGEII, HArfer~Fasrr.
snd ~ all Druggisis aId Dealers Ia Medicine er.rv
ahcIe IJulv i-sp
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n"tss@ - - stit lrse J
cni have u,fd ypH ilii- Ia uy ssuefai and isstt.
pscues ever snc. oa tnsis tcu asa cannot Lsslt4e
~ thsy are t- be- cath-ftac snly. Their f~su-
i>ank setioa On the lissr Suiyk a.. dacei eose-
essoy thsJ are zinsirAhls rssdy 80
81 that eSsHa- fndeed. have sgtlaA Grund ea.- u
eslssss s4snass % olsnat> thai dsl gsy y.-i 70
osa- frstsrbAly yyara ALONLD BALI- ID
lfE1lcias ~ tts Rzrsf Il
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Dy'..s.ry. D,.rrAs.. R.l.,. wsr-..

ioar Pns invs bad long trial my pr.ssios. ssd I
basd thsu In sstssn q the lest have
ever foand 1sir at~saiive .sj ptsA The iitsf make
then IN snc<iest rvmsy. When give. Je..s az
e<.e-s dyseaSry ana aStryA-a. Thar ssx.r cr.tinr
shss usm very soo-Ptshls sna eSAvsHisAt &c IN, as
u women and ShlLif.a
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pnAa - Aveai Iansss roo .rAas oo.arl.iass
hoes s~sd Nth yosr ril's tt-s than say al ~
ever os-f ssfA p.s9sr- ->iess p.c. Er~si d~pss-
6>srs on N sn-ctssi csfhsrftc IN daily snh
dss>es SOD b.i's.isg On that year Pills Aaosi The
esss vs have u eesrss v.ls- thea hishiy.
ptrSsnrs1 Pa. NAV 7. 1855
pa j. G. Ayrn eir; have t--~a rsp-.t.diy easyi a
NE vov>t ksfseis any body have By A-ss too
% yess Pills. 10 arise frssa . fual stomach
which thsy eieAoss AZ ss-,.
f's1' -nh sr-., respect. m; ". rREnLs.