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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
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CASE EO3 Syik5I1lEsg
Will 81 ~ tinoi give tho hirhest prtess b,
= ea'h Zoe LIKELY yonsE Nu0noEd, ofsoth
.ete', ron ten " lwenty-hVs years 81 hrs .-.
Iss'aha ha,ing hseiy sefrsnis 10 dispose "a.
ahi Do we'll % call - ne ID nv re,sS.nse III
Chsflesiovui sBd asy communicative hi -r;t.
'ag viii Be pronptlY atiendsd 90
~ a, 10. wM CROW. j..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

I'HiS Establishment, recently IN the ooeu-
Panoy Of MIR SAINT ell Stone, has unde rsona
ihoro1sh roPsir, and d DOW 10 tho po..es.ion
81 tho subscriber, ready for the reception 81
HN'e''eEs md ,hs pubic generally. lie feel.
assured that no Is prepared n accommodate
those who may favor him with their custom, in
the most comfortable sni sEreesbie manner -
HIS preparations are Of the most ample chsrao-
ter. and no pledge. himself that nothing on hia
part shall DO wanting. tn render general ss,i.-
faction. lie re'pecIiu'ly invites . call from ILe
public. hERIWETIIER THOMPSON.
Arril II. la1l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
I'm .9fatrsoH Gountp, "a.

-.
gaNns sSseesoie sad oeauhhii watering
- - - '. 'Ssoe '''',',-
80. ''.
- So ~ 20 mn
'''""' ~ .'es' w
IS 'SIr 'o' 'N' "'"'V'' y, ''"."'
'' S'u'',0n' pave oeen "''1' INC ouia-
''0 N"o'o e,'' .''>.H'e"s ''"s' use '"'-
r -, ',,'' ," '"'
=, 49, - my" '"' V'o'e"' arg f,'a'
Ing Bap'' are heins constructed, calculated TO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
TO TEEE z,EnErC.

TENIlE subscriber having supplied himself " i,h
4 two superior Hacks aid Horses, aud careful
drivers. he would be np- sr-r-
~ % accommodate all fsSS-:.St b Orr
those Who msy uish % Ea-llssz1 Ne DIR
visit shaunohdale or any =S~zaAszsS5tss;5
Of The ne'shboring Watering places dur,rg the
present summer. lie will also accommodate
wedding parties. pleasure parties. and the public
Eehetaiiy. al momhnts notice. IS every pains
will be taken u give Satisfaction To oil tho.a
who may employ lin, and HE charges being
moderate, hs confidently relic. an the support,
Of the public. SOLOMON WILLIAMS
CbaFlestown, May 3, IS3o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
Eslray Cow.
@R

ESTRAYED from the subscriber about The
~ I2fh 81 June last, o bTindio Cow, With
horns, hstSsen Q and 10 yesrs old.
LIBERAL reward will bs given for her Tsco-
very. JAAES FLORE.
July Ia. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
q YES =

AT OHEAPS1DE no. J.
y ltiE subscriber has jUst returned from Phila-
- delphia with beautiful, fashionable aad
general sssortmSnt OF
SyLIlsG GOODS
Somsibing still hshdsomer ID an has been pur-
chased IN market for some time. Every care
ard attention has been paid IN making tho sc eo-
iion. Ho invites the public TO make an e1am,-
nailon Of his Stock, ~ no 10 eeTtain that no.
thing IN beauty, style, elsganec, or price, Is
wanting 10 please tho public. lie would par
uou'oriJ invite the attention ~ she fair sex 80
his sasorimeni OF Fancy .4rIiCfGs, which
10 nnusnslly extra. The subsc riher assures the
public that IL they Will call sni examine nj,
Stock, they will hnd ID 20 their advantage TO
buy. His stock consists Of the following:
SUPER o,., Ssl', abb S'p s; soli's. CLOTHS
orange and other coioTsd Cnssir,ercs
Summer Cloths and CAssimsres-A beautiful
assortment.
very beautiful assortment Of summer Goods
suitable FOE Gentlemen and Boys apparel,
summer Ca,-imeTes and French Drillinss,
Blown, irish aud French DFilliog,
DONIas.
White. brown, Plaio and fancy ribbed do.
Hamilton stripe and Gar,sIliss Yestlaxs
Superior PLAIN ard figured SIX 4 salin VeSiirs
Vslcneix and Maueiiies Yssiinss, different co.
Tors ard qualities
Blnck. blss black. end fancy eoioVeA tus,ring.
Gro.ds-swi,s, GrO-do- Naples, and Mou.lih-de-
Lanes,
Paioied Lavn.-sureE DO
ChsiieJs, figured and plain,
Cballe y-ds-5Oie,
DsrnsCs Sils' figured and plain,
Wrench PfInts-AmericAn
ColOFSd Courisrpsnss,
Thread Laces aad EdsinSs,
Bobinots and Cotton do.
GiIp Edgrngs--AFiideiaI srrizs-wreaihs,
Gems mrh's Stocks and Crsvas,
spIIisaoId Tl'g handkerchief,
Igdia DO DO
Ticking-Chreks,
Mems latest Philadelphia style Hats,
Engli'h sui American Priuts,
PeGitentisFy and othrT Dcucsti0 Pisids,
CambFie, Book, Jackonet, and Nuli Muslins
Fancy Satin striped aud Painted Lawn aud Cam
brick,
brown anJ Bieached Doucsiies,
Linen Cambrio lian,ssercbief.. superior quality.
French and other worked Muslin Collars,
Ls6iss' super ki3 Gloves
Black sni white Pie-net Gloves,
Ladies Cufis,
Assorted Palm Lest Hoods,
Meas ~ eolorsd 'nd PLAIN Palm Leaf HATS,
Boys q" 90. do,
w9msn's ND Spring Pumps.
Ladies Gig Md Spring Stirs.
d" F" Yiciofia DO.
Mems City Kip BroEsns.
Chhifen's rod Morocco Roots.
Ladies' narfeg top quill back and put Combs.
Iron side Combs. Ivory Pocket do
Fins Dfcs.ing aud Kidding Combs.
Ivory EJlsis,
Esf iea-ii 0og 40.
An,es' Houud Point Shovcls
square snf ions handle sh0vsis,
Sole sd Hsfnsss Leather.
~ Mp. snd Jprer skins,
0uaentv IRE end HafdHafo,
bACoN,--And many other articles too bumsr-
ous 90 enumsfais. ~ Il which ths subscriber
Wiil always keep en- hand, cd pledges himself
o. eel ~ lov, u rot litue loUef Than any
merchant tbs eide % the Eastern Giles
" y. DORIAN
iiarper'-refrY, July ~, 1879 IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

The Whigs Intend running Mr.. Tall.
madss loF the Vice Presidency. We
sdyise tho supporters Of this parsgon Of
political chastity 70 build temple 10 Di-
anah -Pa. Democrat
We would advise The supporters Of r..
II. Johnson 10 build q lomps 60 Diaai.
lfunirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

.Hasslcs Iziggins' Eye snIVe.
THHs preparation hes oniT ben before TIE
public ssnes last spsihg sod v u ~sro no.
ossssry eOald obtalu . nu,nhoV % osrnGestcs
whEh Sosli testify ~ W. vEtos. PeEsOas vlo
sfs sil4els1 viii sore siSs htbFJ viIi cell end
pf"on,s box ~ tbs seivs. wli 5000 sEpsri-
sncs The Rvth % llo above notice.
Shephsrdst8wn. Aur %. 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
Sfr.nvnd nr Nfnrnn

StY0yed or stolen,
NfRoM Mr.. Lewis Hsilrs. White LISP Dog,
a with long curly hair. I will give a suit
able reward To any person who vii leave him
al my Store 10 chsriestoWn.
J. b. PACKETr.
August IS, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
EEomse nR1f 80 Gor az.

AaOnAe N8fA LOT FOR sale.
'VNHE undcuirfca vii ssU. a. private ssie.
y hsilafEs su4 esrnasodious wssiher.boafdei
HOUSE, afd Tot. situated on the cfoss sissst.
10 thtrisstoHn. opTusns Mr.. James 18ass's.
now ~ Ne occupancy IS Df. VA. y Raum
aHi t0Imsrif ~ Wooas decd ~ e dvsuiae
gSFefms, he mase kuown o. srpiieafioa -
stML-u. ais aDND.
3. hsvs ttiH fos sale ths patent firht ~
y Wooff Rockies snd ReppsinE ChsH-il v 900
so sod ~ sithst States % Couniiei, 20 SAT- che
purchassg RUA
Massh ~. 1879. H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
WELLS y. HAWKS & Co.
COACH IGyERG,

Hp EsfECTFyl.Lf infoTm their friends and
~ y the public gsberally. that they have CON-
neuced The above business. Ia ell ts vsriov,
branches, NJ Chstlss;ewn. Va, 10 the 81 %
formerly occupied by Mrs Hugh l.. Gaiishcr
where thsy Will Keep e-'as,suily on hand, snd
make 10 order. FAMILY COACHES aud FAN
CY VEHICLES Of every iesctiptio end laics
style, sod r.ost superior foi,n. which they oHol
., fair prices aud On accommodating tssns -
They astier ihemssl'ei. "a thoy have employ Cd
hone but 6r.t-rsis Sotihsrn votkmen they III
be snshisd Go do work in suoh On amer % vii
rnarit public patronage. orders tbsakfuiiy 70
esiVsd aud PanetaallJ attended TO.
DJ'Promp,"ess ia rep,in.
ChaIiastowB. June G, is39-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

IN ingenious YaRkoO has invented a
labor saving machine TO knead bread. Ar
Iah! says Pat, 1t 10 natural enough TO need
Tsad-gige Us moro nsehines to supply
it, IF''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

Nor a FAnLE.--A boy in ihis city. ?
years q ago vas asked WIN made kin
With his liule hand not foot from lhe
iloor be afilesay foFbel, God made me
little baby 90 Aga, ans fgsso Ms essL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

The most important question for 4
young lady to ask whom a man pops the
question. says the Republic, is, do you
take newspaper and pay for liz" AZ.
Ways have dish Of hot water handy, in
sass be says no! But IL be says gee,
PIN him--hs's your man by all means.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

.H1TCHLESS S.IyN:4TIVE David 5. How
issd. ue GsnsSsl ARsri0sn Assnt Tor this mighty
medicine, liD'sItSd by tbs Immortal OOslieAs II
Germany. hSs great pleasure ~ Pubiishna the fol
loSins highly inPsT'sn, letter fooun FSsDssIsLio
EsH'lSmsa o" Nsu York. vhIsh he has Tssssvsd
Nth na"y others Of sia,ilAS shsrssies-slso very
Interesting inieilgeRes from ssssTsl Of his AEsAls
90 vii be sceR bslo~-sLish, together wiIh tAs
ssrnhssts fsom three suinsut Csrnlsa ply ssoisss
R'ust forever estsbiish the character 81 s BAns,vs
80 beng without parallel in the history " usdi-
cine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
"EGseis ofns H.,o,..

The Richmond Enquirer Of Friday las,
says:
"Wo are in too good spirits this morn.
ing 10 iroai our political opponents with
any tori Of HcrimoDy."
Now. this is amiable.-.7lsr. G1rslis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

Na. HeNRv OMfr is candidate for
the SherihAliy in Dauphin county, Pa
lie says If the people will not omit 10 give
him votes enough. be will no; omit 10 do
his duty. II would be a sad ozsissioa to
hln. If ho shall be found wanting ia ci,h-
eP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4pHoWAs HOPKINS sespsoini1y infosms
- be Trends nd ne pahiio. Inst be bas com.
messed ibe Ca'iasf hioiafp DO shcphe fdstoun.
Ehofe b D. prepared 10 manufsciafs articles
in he ine' in tho nesieft aoj n,asi durable nan
nef and uFoa The nHst feas1uahle terms lie
shop is nearly opposite Dssiei Eotirrs tassru.
snd difceuy opposite steFsns's Drug siors.
shspbsrdstovn. MaY rs. ls39 Sea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
HERMAN ETMUII.RR, MD.
WALTER VAN GAULr, N. ID.
ADOLPHUs WIENER, N. u
3aTmaHy, Dacc uaber 10. IA5G

IL appears hy the foli0vinE informalioa Eivsn Ia
ths pui,o by Dr nowiand thst the mach TAI. "a oI
Matches s.nsi,vS - iadssd What H pFofsssss To Be
AN sii-et".i aud Islosbs medisiSe woTti, tAs ~
,loSs Attentions 81 svsry OobssEDvive pessot, sAd
The Hck SessraHy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

"Peicr, never 20 to bed at nist: si,bont
Knowing something you did NOT know in
'ha m1Tnils." Yes. sir ven. 10 bed
1lc"ed last night. diJa't dream Of sich a
thing 10 the morning.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
100000 TeksiI from No. uptrards in
SHcctsSiDa

The deeds Of the property and TIC stock trans.
fsrret IN trust to The Conns.i,ner. sppoin,c!
~ the ss'd oct of the Legislature OF fIosda,
Tor the security OF The prize. holders
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
TIsrr~osr No 1.

4 Latter fem H. p. SAsrrosd, Esq Of NJ Ysgk.
NsW NoHK, OcV. y, 1887
DE-. ID. =. Rovland-s1 About t,s middle Of
JS!T lAii Assidsntly noticed ih pspsF The "a
'sttissmsnt % the Mu,ehIsss SAnssi,g, fsr vL,sA
preserved you ~Srs sssat, sHd vhlsh vrogssssd TO
Be sovereign rsu'sdy for Consumption
AZ nv v''S vas then Fast vss,'"g svsy Via sAis
cresdfui dises'r. snd oar family physisisa vss
dAiiJ end suSiOusiy eodss,oFias 10 fssssrs he's .,
heaiih vI'hpua successes, stepped over % his koa-s
and asked hisa It b. h.d sny objections 90 her tsh
isE lhi' snsd's'nc. he rSpl'sd ihst he vss peg
tssdy viliink Sirs. bhsFSood seSuid tsks tbsi o.
my e'hsr npsdtshs shs ig, shnos- bat he tAosxAt
souid DO her 10 gaod. - her iunEs ssrs rapidly
sohsomins. cad 40 hsnss soald eve ser
san. ,hs Ssssi.'e, being Fss0mnsadsd By tAsss
phpHs'ahs sbo had nerd "a 20 thsis Vrsstiso 81,
concluded t. Eive ~ = trial . ssnt sud psfsh-ssI
pbisi. vhieh sisr sotnusrnssd tskisg tbrss a@ss .
oss, EtvioR . Tree iodUlgencs - hsF sepspts -
e9'd'nk e. c'fse',o"s ~ Par'u,"E the s"S'S-.
she suffered coosl1lfsllf foF ,hs frs eight les
6sy', but vss shortly Abls {, set Asd dsisk hssiy,
vifis0ut the least i8syn vsn,sace
Within isIr weeks from her fret usinK ths med
e'ne, bsF ferbis hrsitb sod ussssd f1iE bsHss -
pat on sissuKth, snd se be hssu ssinins fsar,
dsf 90 dsy sntl the pfcssut taofnss'. t,s s,,ss
sssoiishtneat ~ our fsmhy ~, sis,an ssd istssd.
She - r0s snt,ytRE eOrufoFtsbis (tosEh sot pes
'ret "sse ~ hsslh, - s5ie " - sbOat tbs kOsss
sol sitend shsfsh.
Mrs She's COL und a,y ssn ere both fally Il st,
mon, sod a. 80 eli - knps hsr petasfhsbiv sss-
hat shr usst trf iifs a. the Sensitive aloss ssd o.
iesFs sre probably macy soRsanyu's psV.ons
ihs thiied stsirs vho hsss q ysg Nerd a ~.
ia'dsiss, asssurss osFht speedily " be sdoy,sd
bsls o faofv generally knosa.
hunsbtf - lfcFsofss 30 usis pstshboskoof, I 1n-
dFfst.td ere tsAiHE q foF Otsf ssfioas s,slt asts
9Th VsrT EFssi bsbshf
ihihE ~ E3iaE 70 tbs 8oath, vith ~ fsuiis
s0nstine this lsii shd N sass d., sm psSs lstrs
the tfnss q 40 nsnssiEs iH thss gnsftoFi ~ o.
thaugb t1usu a. ne it sssns hsFu 80 ssssssiy ~
ps--a - e. a. siaesfsly bsgisss a ssssl "a, U,is
isosn ~ oysafaa gfsys.
hJoa tbiah tsis istiss siu ssgss ths pahiis good
yoa sfg - iitsfiy 20 pashsh
Essgsstfuliy. - IA q suFuwfpDf,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

iIDge ylNHGAg. ef a superior qg.lils. &,
Il safe iow ~ ar sgrf5 =
August 3 isJg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

"ILL leave the Depot nj Harpers-ferry
w for Winchester. cu Saturday usrf sas l7IS
'nffs,f, ~ half past six O'Clock 10 the morrir..
and returning, leave Nipcbc,tsr ct Z O'Clock IN
the evening. snd 40 continue every thi,d Sai,,r-
dsy ~ srs'y s'nia. usbi further notice. Fare
for the round trip onlysi.
August Is, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
TIVE snbseribefS are nov roositiaz anothsr
y tupply q seasonsbis
Goods,
Among't vhioh vili D. found . bssunful Etoet
- hlnseianes sna Chsleys- biseh, black ed
load ssd fancy oolors. o. sot ovofy issie A.
80 hne af'ofinent u FIGURED silks, Gloves.
shoes, hs. 40.
=. ~. c. w. AIsoUITn
ioiy ~. la39
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
100 Dollars Egcwar,I,

roo Dollars Reward.
ANs vsJ from ths subssubcs, living nss,
~ Chsficstovn, JtGtTson County. Virz,ni,
90 sgpe,y hish' ihe 2ls1 q July, Negro Boz
VLO osils himself
EsO0tsls0ta Halter.
We u shout 70 o. - yssts Old. fvs feet e 90 :
inches hirh-is q e yellow ~ eopres somolev.
ion, end has down look when spoken 10, snd
siovsnly walk. tie hss relations iirinr IN 90,
neishoorhooi some 81 Mf. o e. Washirrfon's
some ai Ars. Jano g.. Wsshiaaian's. and bro.
lher ~ d. CoTdoll'S. end tuo bgolhsrs a. NJ
Lew liolst % sl probability Dc msy BE-
lutsioE shout tbe noighbofhood IIsbai on
Ehsn he escapod. . eosFsa OsnabarF cotton
shHi' hnen panialoons siih some rsishss On
mem. striped roundabout, Hsht vsst win
purple aoveh on u. ADD pair u douhis.ssisd
sh2e'. inI large for hin,. not moch Worn
The shows reward uiii BE- given Cos BE ap.
pfeAsh'ion, htecuftt - ihaii Est hin arsin.
HUGH MCDONALD.
Auz1u !, 1872.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
CHoRLrSrowm
May -. 1879.

sona-sams EI-h.lL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

TEsfrHgss No a.
InE AaFcILtss ssHsrIvs.--iy ~ sriisie 30 .Hr
pspsF tPfsJ. sil 81 sssli lst ME 4,rd,siss lss
i9si Hpsg ~ ~ shtset 81 ssossirs So An..tis-fp-
spFesss ~ a. sofhinE finiiisf saets b. nsefss ID
lhoss Hhish h-ss sstnnisAsd Eesot,s
iisrfsa Afsrmsg Psst
TyThe shove Msiisias s.t b. NJ =, - sore
ia H.aissn EHANuKt. THOMAS
Alec fof ssis st ths store u
=. ~ G., w. AIs0UtTH.
fA1FtasfgsfH.
Eoy .. tata-iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

THTrasnr, No. a
F'o ~ BssasVtsL A4ssynssr
Doe gsFsca % ous sihags, NO go s,sns,d, r,H
~ his iaJssstsn - - in ConsssBp,as. h.s tsh
t'e ssua"Vs, sDf - 400 vsn AaotAse psssan
sHejfsi % vPisfts sls be- besn srsstiy sssdsf D.,
si'fi soarse - this snsdisita Iksss go o. 81
9'Fsiioh sat ihis msiicihe has esfosasad soissfal
'-'.. ~ asa - ssss', sd s.si - sostsy ofss'
usFal sttetfDn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
sYLvEgTDR & CO..
i56 BrOai,ray, ~.

cro,~,r. "a. .Ni.~scr. los.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29
e5tSo COMBINATION NuMDERs,1o

SYLVESTER 4 CO..
iJ6 Brosd'esy. " York. sole -igsni,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-29

Ausu,tis 1889.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09
DSG MEaa.sSa

ia Litteton, N. Ii. March -, MANA DEWEY,
daughter OF Nathan Dewey, Jr. aged II. During
her sickness, which was proracted, and attended
with much bodily suffering, she manifested peculiar
calmness; she complained not; she murmured not
Though she expressed hope in Christ, her af:
lcied friends are not without consolation. She
met death without fear Conscious that the con.
iict had commoncod she announced it to her sur.
rounding friends, aud requested that her parents
might be called, who had retired seek
Seeing that they were deeply panied in view of the
before them, she requested of thea that they
would not mourn for her. aud shortly after with
serenity Of mind exclaimed, ''Come Jesus" and
expired without struggle or groan. Youthful
reader you prepared for denth? Have you nc
cepted of Christi In view Of death, can you say ;,
"Come Jesus?" The " II, Statesman, acih, &c
COMM
In Chelsea, Goth ult. Mrs Sarah &. Hale, wife of
Nathan Hale, Esq aged 60; also, goth, Mrs Smith,
wife of Dea. Enos Smith, aged ~.
In this town, March 30, Mrs Abigail Arnold, ag-
ed 80, relict Of the late Capt. Josiah Arnold, Of
Providonce Erroncously published last week
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09
Craftsbury Academy.

YHNIS institution will be opened for the reception
n of students on Tuesday the 9TH day Of May
next under the instruction OF Mr. S, H, STLVENS,
graduate of the University of Vermont
The trustees take this occasion 10 say TO the pat
rons and friends Of the institution, that the difficult
ties heretofore existing in regard to board, have
been removed. Board may be had on reasonable
families.
A large and valuable addition has been made to
the Philosophical, Astronomical and Che mcai APP
make The institution what its favorable location
would warrant, the partaty of its friends desi, e.
Miss A. STEVENS will assist in the female de-
partmont In addition to the branches usually
taught in Academies and high schools instruction
may he expected in Painting and Drawing and in
Vocal Music. Books used in the Academy may be
obtained in this place the most reasonable
SAMUEL G. CRAFTS, } Committee
WILLIAM s. CHAPLIN, : of the
JAMES A. PADDOCK, y Trustees.
Crafsbury, April a, 1889. SO
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

FEvHE subscribers having been appointed by the
n Honorable Probate for the District Of Orleans,
Commissioners To receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es-
tate of LOUISA SEAVEY, late of Bloomington,
in said District, deceased, represented insolvent,
and also all CLAIMS and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the sixth day Of
March last being allowed by said court for that
purpose. do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the duties of said appointment at
the dwelling of E 6. Strong, in Bloomington, on
the first days of July aud August, at o'clock af.
ternoon on each Of SAID days.
5 $H4S %%iss
Bloomington, April 3, 1889. So
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Abolition RiotS.-A MIR Buroigh, about deliv
ering abolition lecture at Wilkesbarre, Pa. afcw
days since, was arrested by mob, put in stage
and sent out of town, his fare being paid. y Nj
Gilderseeve, his friend, ridden on a raj
through The principal streets. When Will this spir.
it of characterization to the law cease.
Hydrophobia.-A coored boy died of hydropho-
bia, in the Marine Hospital Of Louisville, the oil
er day. He had been bitten by rabd dog tine
years prior TO his DEATH and had periodical uneasi.
ness from the wounds ever since.
There is small river in Mount Vernon, Hills.
borough County, NJ ii that empues into the
Southegan, which is called by the Indians
inapassokessanonnognog.
Enits Of Tcmperance.-The Lynn, (Mass., y Free
man, says -"The cause of temperance has had
an unfavorabIe effect upon the receipts of aims
house. A few years ago had men enough there
to make, in shoemaking and repairs of roads, over
$1,000, besides carrying on the farm" Now there
are not enough to carry the farm.
Erskine gave very lioely illustration ofthe text
"UnIon is strength" when he said OF a place
where he had slept very Ill., that if the feas had
been unanimous they would have lifted him out of
bed.
we nouce that in public meeting recently
heid IN London, the private debts in Great Britain
are set down at 500 900 900 600!
Flour was excessively dull in New York March
~. Western common brands 25 37-Soptb
ern 25 so.
1--WE would caution friends, saws the Mid
dlebuy Argus, in this part of the State against re-
ceiving the bills of the Windsor Bank, which is
again making attempts to commence another
swindling operation. 1t is rotten concern, let
who will be engaged in it,and say to all % be-
ware.eG
"New Hampshire erect !" shouts the v. b. pa
pers And truly the State is sufficiently erect to
show her brass collar with the owners name en-
graved on il. Scott describes AN English serf of
Inc Ioth century: He an iron collar on his
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there is no record to show il If no one oil these
meetings was legally warned, then he could mol be
Iegauy chosen clerk AT any of them. But IL may be
said that if the clerk has recorded all tho voespas-
sed at the meetings OF tho District, while no was
clerk. he has done his duty--iie has recorded all
that the law required him to record. In answer to
this, would observe, that to pass any legal oe
the meeting must be legaL and no meeting can be
legal. unless all the requisites Of the law in warn
ing the meeting complied with. 1t is this
compliance, that shows the meeting legal to
choose district officers. Now the record Of the
meeting should show, that the law has been com.
piled with in warning the meeting if il does moi
show this, it is defective, and shows nothing to any
valuable purpose. ., @
From careful perusal of their records am
convinced, that school District No. in #*#~#" has
become unorganized by the irregular proceedings
of their clerks in making the records !; and that no
taxes this var can be legally assessed by either OF
Their prudential committees; legally collected
by either of their collectors of rates. But, the
inhabitants of this school District peaccable Cit
liens, they will be inclined rcoIganze the school
District, and have their clerks proceed with more
care in making their records. In this way the IN
habiants may continue 10 live in peace, and u, old
many vexatious law suits. After all, do sup
pose that the records of this school district in
a worse condition, Than the records Of many other
school Districts. 1t would be well for all to look
TO their records. FRIEND OF COMMON SCHOOLS
#There is one application in writing 10 warn
meeting in 1884 which is recorded.
THE clerk chosen at the first meeting on 4th
March last, resigned at the second meeting in
March, and another clerk was then chosen.