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Tho 4annn& MndRaGnl, 01alAlke -
or former ysars wss . utsr sssisst ofsantaxy precsu
tions. No sncient means sdopted fs - tsssG-
iien of sisksss. ssxenu M lsaAasxAs n sillas
draiaase rarely Attempted - the country. Hers
Of saAl s@o n, . nj in =. n dome-
tic cleaalins% the srsst aaAots to fh<i,s Diseases
wss sadly neglected.. Il = nos nov. wse laws Pill
i.n.hreyss iua1isstioss, - sisrast ssAiAry polio.
h.Ys 70 great extsns rsnsdtsA the evil. Nor Il this
all Pnvm19ys nnssoAnoh Aas helped 9atsfSsly 70
Iss IN ths fs. mortality ItnAst to much u say
that sxzs q 9noraAuDs ssrspe aekRsss p unhe.ity
ses.oes b osasessssss osAav1sg vsaosafsD
TINS m ApvASca n opaEss q HOsTnTTRR6 kT0M-
ACn slf11Ro. ~ pu1s - pS1Sfui vegetable
tonic and Alternative compfses The extracts aud essences
ii varsity q rscss md kaap, - ssp4d ~ teelr
ssrrsStheniAe, sDss1Al uelliepe AspAAAh sop
erti.s. These ns1ssI aesss Ass t1corporatsd with
spirit sb o.stsly - ftd Assa pSson which den'et
no, OF lsss, the liquors Of commerce, and their Fl
Ssct dAassl tkrossh me whole Aas ~ q srtirs
yet srpss sttanIart. The result b srch dition
Of shs syvtsM 1srssdsrs IL all bit tmp,r in y IRE ~
e. ieT cssses u sssasA sasA Aanp saSdsa alter
natiessos tsat AAssrs. -. UrSbeos saAAshs perfet
regularly Of ~ ts fssesoua Of The body TIA be
~. al 4 ssdnsl psssoa aaA - effect
Of uswhole.ons xaass. and HOeTArrERs DlrTERs
ars ths be STRENGTHENING and seGalsog Redlcins -
prsssss haovs Tor d,spspsh ed bniossasss THY ere
= sssmslc AS1oatfA I, lsoy3 d4w
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Rich WITHOUT MoSEY.-Many : man il
rich without money. Thousands Of men with
nothing in their pockets, and thousands with
good sound constitution, good stomach,
good heart and good limbs; and pretty
good headpiece, 10 rich. Good bones arc bet
ter than gold, tough muscles better than sill
yer, and nerves that fash FIRE and carry
energy to every function, are better than
houses and land. It is better than landed
estates to have had the right kind Of father
and mother. Good breeds and bad, exist
among men As really ~ among herds
aad horees. Education may DO much tocheck
evil tendencies, or to develop good ones, bot
i 10 good to inherit the right proportion Of
ncSltiss 70 stArs With. That man il rich wko
hes Aavos Of sit and fun ia HE oemnOei
ton. The hardest thing to ca alonr 1itb r.
this life is : mans own salt 4 cross, col.
6sh fellow, ! despondine and complaining
fellow, timid, cars-burdened man-these
are al deformsd on the inside. Their feet
may not limp, but their thoughts do. A man
Of fortune, on the brink of the grave, would
gladly part with every dollar 70 obtain =
longer lease of life.
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This splendl HAIR Dye IL the bsss In tho worie the
only ard perfect Dye harmless reliable tsstsnta
nsou< disappointoe rdianons tists; rssdtes
he III effects of dyes; invsoFstss snA leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, bLaeA brown. Sold BY all
Druggists and and properly spplsd d BATCH
lore's Wig Fsniory, No IL Bond street. ksw York.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Ia y 81 Il ~ =
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice efths Supreme tbayt q Psnnsyipdnta
Philadelphia March 10, 1867
y find nooa t, !, German b Z, as, is
i've organs, and ois Z sres. bono tin cases
Of debility and wanto nervous actIon In the system
Yoarstruys( & s GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
Judge Of the fsrre~e eoa4rt Of Is,snsyIronia.
Phifads lphtd, April e, lsf6
az consider 43Selas1's Geimah fittels' rsSsabie
ssias4 case n stfaeAsst Indigestion or O1SApsH.
Fcsn eeftify tlAAfrvrSusy spssissos 81 it. icUIs
Yours, with respect,
From Rev. JOS. II. KENNAND, ID. D.,
II Hstorf TIE s1sstl Asssa Yk9sA fn1afsphis
4 :s ecs %: 4: ss, ss.s,s {,
so ont of my ADpropr bate sphere, have In
various instances, and particularly In my
own family of the usefulness Of Dr.. ociiands German
Bitteru, depart for from my usua, to
press my full conviction that far general debility Of the
system. and especially for 1frer lpgula,ns II tsa .e
45 4 ~ =; s: Z .sss 81 s.
g = : }. IL kkxSAkp.
Eighth, below Coates st,
From Rev. e. ID. FENDALL,
AsststNRt 1t14 c1giHssn Gkontrie,s H0ketphia.
hSre deffved Aeided Ncn at from the use Hoof
lAnds Geran Bitters and feel it privilege TO
mend them a most valuable tonic to all who suf
ferne FROM general debility from diseases arising
''n e't's ssH'.'' q s ssf., sr,,, f.i0jl
I'D FENDALL.
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Observation-Disclosures CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted puye, and 70 preserve pickles
rat Premium awarded the U. 6. Fair, nois ftate
Fair and Chicago City Hair Largest works Of tbs kind
cHAs. g \. PRUssING,
au18deod6m SsoAs4l Latest, Ohicaeo.
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HAIR KeneWer.

Hardware.
RIho8a q Jt3lNsON, Dealers Ia Builders Hsrd-
IN and FOOLS, Agents for the Riverside WORKS
Wheeling Nails.
Orders mail Allied with promptness and dispatch At
lowest figures lis Clark street
I shEkN1BAUM SUNS, 2s0 Randolph street, whole
N sale lrdwareand Cutlery M .nufacture Iron, Nails,
Carriage Belts, loose joint butts, ETC. Fenns Axes
and ktse Tools.
NJ ARKEEY, ALLINa \ co, Importers and Jobbers OF
INI Ilardvafe snd Cutlery, Lake street. ManufAc-
tnrers o Wire Cloth. Sleeves Riddles, Ac.
A4ILLRH BROS 4 kkp, Importers and Jo6bers 10
M II sAfe, Gallery, III Tools Agency for
American lie Co and Wheeling halls, So State street
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HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Erery year increases the pope
fdrifV II Tits rdiudbie Hair Prep
dratiOn, ujtich Is due to merit
patrons tItMt 1t Is kept fttlfU up to
aOh0 haze steUer used IL Ne cam
confidently say, that II Il the only
reliable and perfected prepare
ton to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to its youthful color. maxi
ing 1t sOT, i,sstrO,ts, and sitken;
the scntD, on its rise, becomes
sChife and clean: IL fenlOrcs all
erMpti0ns and tidndrttU, and by
It's tonic proportion 7,rerenfs the
hair from falling out, us tt sffsn-
Mtdtes and nOsirishes the hair
glands. BIZ Its use the hair groWs
thicker and stronger. In badness
1t restores the capillary glands
to their normal UigOr, and WiL
create a neD grOinM except ~
ertreme oid age. 1t II the sssOsf
economical HAIR DRESSING
erei nseH, as t requires feiHer
applications. and gises the hair
Mdf splendid gtossW upf,eardnco
80 much admired bH all. n. A.
Hayes, NJ. d.. State 1ssaUer II
Mass, says, "fhe constituents nJv
pure and carefully selected for
crceilepst qu0{itV, and I cOssstsier
ii the BEST PREPARATORY far
Hs intended rssrp0ses. We pub
fish u treatise on the hair, tcIlich
re send free by mail upon A3,pli-
cation, sotich contains com Ne6ss-
ddfOry notices from cierOynse,av
7,HUsici0Hs, the press, md Okher1
he hire mdle the study Of thu
- ~ ~ frHf
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SadGlery Hardware.

RRtGgIAM, aOoDyEARA HAYES, Coach and
II dlery Hardware, Leather, Hubs, Spokes and
carrisse worn, Springs, Axles, BOLTS and Malesbls
1sl Lake stresf- S&x ~ sss 2
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NHANNIsa BRos, WEST CO., wholesale dealers In
w Soth'na Hoop sers, Hpdery, Gloves asA Fancy
Drv Goods, ~ Lake street. Our stock entirely
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CesHeas.

FlNIIE MONITOR makee mere and better bricks with
given power with less breAkdowns. than any other
Machins Eagle Works mig Co, q Canal Street.
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Agricultural Implements.
Erlck Machine,

CULVER, PAGE 1 HOYEE, BlALk Book ManuSac
" fursrs, atsam job Printers and Jobbers OF FIN
Par ationery and Binders Goods l2S 100 LAKES
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NOTICE.

1tisa we'll esabIishsd fact tbst fully half OF the
In the endowment OF nxood health, or, to uss
tlyer own expressions, sN"never feel we'll tke y
% lssfuh, de,ea II ALI nsr~oes st
have appetite.
To this class Of persons the Bitters the Tonic
especially cowmendsd- A
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Arc made strong the OF either OF these remedies.
They will every case Of MtkASNUH without fail.
Thousands of certificates have accumulated in the
hands of proprietor but areA s ALLOW Of the pub
iicat,on OF but few. rhese II will be cbs-ry ed
men of note aud such standing sist they must be bc-
lieysd. af
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PRICES ]:

HoosAnd. ee.m.n Frts. psrs ApI.Is ,T', z
Hoon.nd's aersn ionic put np Is qaart bottles 60
Per bottle or half dozen so
ADo not forget to examine wolf the article you
In order to get the genuine
For sale by ali Drsggfsts and Dealers
y Asd l5sssst W. s&ossss.SS8 AaT
.8sxs s}as wyisss.ssx ~ &ss
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Commission.
Chicago Iron Works.

L El2 SON, 81 70 % Franklin street, Manufacture
IL Wrought and Cast Iron for buildings bridges ETC..
Bank vaults, doors, shutters, grating, Iron railing
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~ y BROWN 4 O., Manufacturers. Our skssns n
~. the heayiest and best offered 20 the sde Send
for iitustrssed catsIogue, - Kingsbury Street.
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The generosity Of Madame II prevent
ed any exposure Of the shining but repentan,
woman, and you are the only person 10 whom
fas ever been revealed the story of the prime
donna's Jealousy.
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GROCERIES

is 20 general and complete. that an enumeration Is
deemed unnecessary. Suffice " 10 say that every
article needed by housekcepcrs, from Necessity Or
luxury, will be found hand. aud offered a. cheap
a. can be found elsewhere in the county.
LIQUORS, embracing the choicest Brandies,
Wines, Whiskeys, Gin, Rum, Brown stout and
Porter. that the city markets afford. FOR variety
Of choice and superiority Of quality, The assortment
cannot be eXcelled in the county.
QUEENSWARE. Stone China and Glass Ware.
very choice selection Of the latest style and best
qualities Also, Wooden-Ware, Stone Ware and
Earthen- Ware q all varieties.
CUTLERY, Of the beet quality, With several
handsome Castors. &c. Also, Fencing Singing
and other Nails, Putty. Glass, &c.
SHOES, for Ladies, Gentlemen or Misses. of ~
kinds and varieties and the stock 81 Calf, Kid and
Lasting Caters, fcity-made and stitched) IL eS-
pecially WORTHY Of attention.
HATS, for Men and Boys, Of the latest fashion
and best quality.
LADIES HOSE, Gloves, and other articles ofne-
cessity and taste, cheap o. be found elsewhere
NOTIONS of every description, and many 81
them entirely new 10 the market.
orn-Meal Flour, Bacon, Dried Beef, Dologna
Sausage, Fish. Potatoes, DC. always on hand
Country Produce taken in exchange FOR goods.
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of ne Pa't
year, continuance j. confidently expected, from
the additional inducements which . WI DC In ny
power 10 offer JACOb d. Dh'
April o. 1863 agent
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VARIETY.
20 Cure a smoky Chimney.

4 correspondent who lives in New Hamp-
shire. states. that in those parts resides a man
named Joe: fellow noted for the tough lies
he can tell, and as a sample relates the follow
ing
Joe called at Holton's one day and found
him almost ohoked with smoke, when he sug-
gested
You don't know as much about managing
smoky chimneys as do, squire, or you d cure
en-"
Al said Holton, with interest, did you
ever see a smoky chimney cured %
"See a smoky chimney cured?" said old
Joe. q think bave' had the wOrs; one
in Seabord County once, and cured it a little
too much"
Chow was that 2" asked Holtou.
"Why. You see, said Joe, you see, / butt
little house out youder at Wolf Hollow ten
or twelve years ago Jim Bush the ie.''"
tbat built the chimney. KEEP, blind drunk three
quarters Of the time and crazy drums tne rest
,ol3 him that he would have something
wrong but he stuck TO it, and finished the
b,rss Well. we moved in, and built a FIRE
t,e next morning 70 boil the tea-kettle. An
tbe smoke came through the room and went
ont Of the windows, not biz went up the
fues We tried it for two or three days, and
II grew worse. By-and-by it began TO rain
and the rain began to come down the chimney
I. put out the Ere in minute, and directly II
came down by the pailiul. We had TO getth'
baby of the floor as soon as we could, or q
would have been drowned. In fifteen minute.
the water stood kncc-deep on the floor. Their
7 went and took a look Il didn't rain half s..
hard outside. and I pretty soon saw what was
the matter. The drunken cuss had pm, tb'
chimney wrong end up, and it drawed down
wards; it gathered all the rain within hun
drod yards, and poured it down by bucketsial.
"Wen. that was unfortunate remarSe,
Holton. But what did You do with the
house? Surely youucvercured that chimney
"But did. though. answered old Joe.
"How @" asked Holton.
Turned the other end up" said the incor
s.b,s. and then you ought to have seen
draw Thatwas the way cured ittoo much.
Drew too much Q" askel TIo'ton.
"We1, squire. YOU may Judge foryourself.
,aid old Joe. Pretty soon after we got tb
chimney down and the other end up misse
one Of the chairs ont Of the room, and directl
7 see another Of EN- shooting towards the Gre
Place. Mex; the table went. and then / saw
the backlog going mp. Then grabbed Oh
old woman under one arm and the baby unde
the fothor. and started but just as rcache
the door I see the cat going across the foo
backwards. holding on with her claws to til
carpet. and yelling awfully. But it waru't n
use. I Just seen her going over the top Of tn
chimney. and that was the last"
"Weu. what ii YOU DO them" asked Hol
ton. "Of course You couldn't liyein such
house"
Couldn't ,hougb' % said Joe tvt dill
put a poultce on the Jam Of the fireplace
and that dravei to;her way; so We had ID
more trouble.
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bee HIVES.

rF'HE undersigned having purchased the right
and entire and complete control Of
I4NGSTROTH' PATENT BEE HIVES,
for the county Of Jefferson, are prepared tofurnish
said Hives. made in the best manner Of seasoned
material with recent improvements, 20 all who may
want them. For their merit and great superiority
over any and an other hives we refer 90 any and
81. persons who have them in use, OF whom there
are many iu thi, vicinity. We can vouch for over
tbrca hundred pounds Of pure virgin Honey having
been taken from three of these Hives in 1855, be
side. leaving an abundant supply for the winter
Of the bees In the lower or breeding department
As there are some persons IN this county who
hav. these Hives IN use who have papers 90 show
their authority for using them, we hereby notify
them that we will place our claims for their use,
with damages 10 the hands Of a LAWYER for settle
ment In the United States Court. 1t they disregard
this notice hv not Obtaining the proper authority
from MS. W. have paid our money for this right.
and 90 not intend that 70 shall be used by any one
without authority and payment of the patent fee.
There Is but one side Oh this question before the l.
uited States Courts where the costs very heavy,
iud-rerd .ut % damages. As We are reluctant
though determined % take this course, We hope
no one viii, disregard this notice This patenthas
been extended for seven years from the 9Th OF DC
tHh.r. 1866. We also caution all persons not au-
thnrzed against manufacturing said Hives in this
county.
We have ordered some Of Langstroth's new work
on the Honey Bee, and expect soon 10 have them
for sale. hEAkSLEl SHEERER.
Jan. lG. lsGs-tL
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New Goods!

JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING At
$. A. Ham burger 81 Co.'S,
"JEFFERSON BUILDING
CHAELEsrowS, W. Va.
livery variety Of Spring Cnlicos. ; snd l04
Ia Blenchcd and Unbesched Cotton,
Fine Black Alpaccas,
Figured Poplins, Delans, &c,
Black and White Balmoral skirts.
CWISS. Bard Muslin, Cambria and Brilliant Of
> all grades,
Ladies Hose, Gloves, Handkerchief,
Knitting Cotton.
nNE Of the best lines Of Fancy Cassimeres ever
" brought 10 this city,
All the latest STYLES Of Goats. Pants and
Vests 20 be found in the market,
Call and see for yourselves.
DLACK. Brown aud White Hats of every quality
ID aud style.
French COrscts.
Thankful for past fay0rs, We respectfully solict
a continuance OF the same.
April 2, 1863. S. HAMBURGER d co.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

A T the solieitation Of many ofuy old customers,
\ T have arain opened my Barber Shop near
~ n a. ssnninyton Hotel" Charlestown, where 7
shall devote nv best efforts 70 the accommodation
Of the public
SHAVING. BAIR-TRTMNING, sHANPOOIYG
re-, done 10 The most approved style, and at tho
shortest notice.
"a Clothing Of subscriptions renovated in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms Give me
q call. JAMES BRADY.
October 20, 1867.
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A man who filed a petition for divorce was
Informed by lis counsel that his wife had fled
a " cross petition" as lawyers cali IT, a
cross petition exclaimed the husband, that's
'ust Ike he7-she never did a g'oi-na.Ured
thing ir her life"
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An Irishman. newly arrived. AMI member
Of the O'Rccan family. was hard 90 ez-'aim.
as the steamer Oregon was passing: Ore
g-o-n i-ORegan-be abers. only four week,
ia Amcriky and a sh,eamboat called by my
name"
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SPRING GOODS.

I HAVE received my supply Of Goods for the
season embracing
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE,
HATS. SHOES, &C,
Which offer for sale. as heretofore, for Cash or
Country Produce, As low as they can be had in the
County Invite the attention Of the Ladies 20 my
stock of CalCoes. Dress Goods. Ribbons Hosiery,
Gloves. Hats Sundowns. Flats. for ladies misses.
Nv assortmeutof CASSIMERESa and Spring and
Summer Goods Hats and Shoes for men and boys
is larger than have ever before offered, and hav-
ing been purchased before the late great rise N
Ner York. I believe viii compare in quality and
cheapness with any in the market
Anil Is. lS6S. JOHN L. H0OFF.
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NEW GALLERY OF
PHOTOGRAPHY.

TIVE undersigned would respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of CharlestOwn and the surround
ing country that De has located Mt CharestOwn,
having purchased the building formerly occupied
by A. +. Smith as Photographic Gallery, aud is
prepared to make the different styles Of pictures
now in vogue. Ny terms shall be moderate-giye
me call ALLEN 7. HALL.
January Q, ls68-3m
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REMOVED

TO KOoH on i" MAEKEr HOtEt oQuAtE'
Harness, Saddles & Brides,
NASuYAcrURED on RETAiBED
III Charlestorn, jefferson County.
rINHE undersigned respectfully announces 70 the
citizens of CharlcstOwn and vicinity, that he
is constantly making snd repairing Carriage. Gig,
Buggy, Coach and Wagon, Harness, Saddles,
Brides, Haters, &C., in the most durable manner,
and the most modern style of workmanship, and at
short notice and upon " living" terms. My work
commends itself All ask is a share Of the public
patronage.
w. Shop on Market House Square.
April 10, &c. HENRY ID. MlDDLEKACFF.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE
Il That ! will proceed to carry out the a.
bove order on the 10Th day Of Nay, 1863, at
my Office, in Shepherdstown, West Virginia,
at which time and place all parties interested
are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as Commissioner Of
the said Court the day and year frst Aforesaid.
JAMES D. FAYMAN,
April %, 1868. Commissioner.
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ms, RECEINED


2l0 900 Cigars OF various brands at prices from
o. so dollars per NJ.
400 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco. embracing
some of the best brands Of Virginia and
North Carolina.
I50 Cases smoking Tobacco in Z b. = 10, !
ib and los. Bales.
O. Barrel. loose ditto
so Boxes Scotch snuff
10 Kegs RaTpee, Naccaboy and Congress AMI
Scotch Snuff
so Gross OF Matches
100 Boxes Povhatan, Stone and Clay Pipes
10000 Reed and Root Pipe Stems.
go Tobacco Cutters
$50 Reams assorted Wrapping Paper.
$50 Relms Cap. Letter and Note Paper.
90 Rclms Legal Account and Bill Paper.
$4,000 Envelopes well assorted.
$4,000 Paper Pockets from ! d. % y lbs.
ll Dpz Bottles Ink from ? or. 20 quarts.
to Boxes Resin and Toilet Soap.
Is Gross Na,on's Backing.
Al, viii De sold low % prompt BUYERS By
LLOYD LOGAN,
l05 Masonic Building Winchester.
Nav Z. l-GS.
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THE WILCOX AND GIBBS
NOISELESS
EnnilN- Sowing Machine

WE claim for the WILCOX GIBBS the fol-
W lowing points;
The d" twi sted loop stitch made with one thread
directly from spool, making more elastic and du-
r1h.e stitch than is made by any other Machine,
thus simplifying 10 by doing away with bohbins,
shu-tl s, circular needles, under-spoo.s and their
attendant complications.
The impossibiitv of setting the needle wrong,
owing o. patented device for adjusting the same.
The ease and rapidjtv Of motion. and not being
able Co turn backward by the foot, and liabii-
o. On Cet out % order.
The great range OF work-Hemmin-. telling.
o-mtln-, binding. gathering, quilting, cording,
tucA.rg, embroidery, sewing from finest lace 20
haavics, musiins or cloths without changing Ma
chine. kEARSLEI 4 SUEERER.
Agents for Jefferson and Clarke Counties.
Anil o. lSfS
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Foundry in Full BLAST!

Foundry in Full BLAST!
WE are now making to order every week, all
w kinds Of CASTINGS-such as
Mil Gearing, Horse Powers, Machine Castings.
Wagon Boxes Mould Boards Of all kinds,
Plantation Bells, Crates, Iron Kettles.
Superior Coal Burning Stove, Crates and And
irons of different sizes; Sash Weights, &C, Gc
All the above articles are KEEP; on hand and for sale
lower than thew can be purchased in the cities
Give Us a call at our Machine Shops, at Charles
town West Virginia.
Feb. IS, 1865. WETRICK WELLER.
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