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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

them that it is my wish for them to make Jack Hill
their Secretary.
POLITICAL ORDER Yesterday we received the
following letter. written in beautiful delicate hand
most likely with golden diamond pointed pen such
as Hawkins makes. 1t enclosed $3, and was post
paia
DEAR BENNETT Il am just sixteen,
ne plush OF youth is my cheek,
And maiden shame attends its sheen,
o'e, her whose name you'll vanly seek.
am not beautiful, hut fair
- The lilly and the combine
To dect my cheek with equal care;
My eyes, oh could you them shine
You naughty wicked, mighty man.
Pm sure you'd long TO make them thine
But seated firm on Peggy's cheek.
Now that I'se ta'en my mornjng gallo.
Half up Parnassus-in a crack
As fast AZ went gallup
just will tell you what want
And hope the favor you will grant
Unluckily have a dad
IA stern and cross az needs may be.
Who frowns and says you're very bad
And il he knew that read thee
fear that darkness, bread and water,
Wosld feed for months his eldest daughter.
But if you'll send the Daily Herald,
To ++++t, Post ODice, Cambridge,
do not think shall le ferul'a.
PS-Excuse my somewhat hasty language
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 80, 1880.
Subscription enelosedo
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BRosrwAY CIRcUs The performances OF The sayages last
evening produced m mpr ss'on rpon ne OF
the Broadway Circus II OF the moe intensely int
resting and cnhbi'ions we perceive that
sn ar entertainment is ad~f risef y TVS evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

AGAIN FREE.--The raft in Red River has given
way and navigation is unobstructed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

There were many beautiful strangers present.
the elegant and accomplished Miss - Of Canaan
daigua; Miss B. of Halifax, in light blue dress,
with rich bouquet, surrounded by admirers.
She moved in beauty,
The i4rcst among:
Like fairy share Of lightncss-
And awakened the song
In the dance along;
Like seraIh Of heaven In brightness.
But who give the names of so many bellies who
figured on last night, or even discriminate any-so
many beautiful women.
At half past twelve, we left the scene of enchant
ment, aud hurried home.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

TuE MEErNa LAST NIeHr-A large meeting was
held by the wings last night in Masonic Hall, but
there is considerable apathy in their ranks, which
they must shake off to succeed the l4th inst. As
far as we can learn there will be particular eff
fort made to elect majority of the Common Coun-
Gill; but a strong pull will be made for Mr.. PheniX
The present corporation are in the midst OF high
taxes expenditures, extravaganza and financial dit
iculties of their own making The wings are dis
posed to let them get out as well as they can But
the election Of Mayor is considered important and
nearly certain. The nefticiency and incapacity OF
Mr. Varian will cause many intelligent locofocos to
vote for Mr.. Phoenix To abandon the corporation
and go for Mayor, is probably the best policy
THE COMING ELEcrIoN-THE DIFFERENT Pol
LIMO PLAcEs.-IDLrNEss IeNoRAScr, BLUNDERs
AND STUPIDITY OF THE WALL STREET PRESS
Yesterday morning we again beat every other paper
in the city by publishing exclusively the whole OF
the "a Electoral Districts, into which the city is
divided with their several boundaries, all made up
by us with great labor from the official maps in the
Commits sioners' Office. One of the stupid blunder-
ing w street papers stated that there were only
73distrcts, without desgnatiagth boundaries OF any
of them and the afternoon papers all copied this
errer. The I" American" mortified to see us beat
all its loaing sleepy companions in Wall street, en-
ployed some sneak to go into the Commissioners
room yesterday, and copy from the erroneous rough
drafts the of the polling places, which it pub
shed yesterday afternoon, of course full of errors
We have the authority of Mr. Prescott Hail. the COM
missioner, to declare the list in the American"
yesterday erroneous. And in fact, several altera-
tions were made in the list as late four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. We give today the only cor
rect list Of the polling places, as made up from the
Commits sioners' official reports.
To CORE sPoNDESrs.--"lnteilig Extraor-
binary from Washington" by X. Y. is capital, and
shall have place.
''Condor" on Hard Cider, politics, Phenix, Va
rian, Sc must keep his temper, and take things as
he finds them.
We have a whole host Of communications from
New Haven, which will be attended to next week.
The Private Theatricals Of 'Ned, next week, if
you please.
Our "Arel at Washington" has given us most
excellent pencil portrait of his Exceilency, Count
Bodsco the Russian Minister, which we shall have
engraved and published, with the description of his
~eddin0 fate
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O5- See first page
W antest,

An Agent distribution OF the DAILY and weekly "
raid in Baltimore. Apply Immediately.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

doesn't think, like trembling lovers, that women
are made OF glass In this room were groups OF la
dies, bellies, and beaux talking, laughing flirting,
sippng champaigpe, and taking ices, all regretting
that tins was to be the last assembly OF the season
One lady was wondering why the House Of Repre-
sentatives was still in session. and waiting the arrival
OF the handsomest Ongress, she said who was
absent Here some one asked who was the handsoD-
man In congress- Several voices replied and each
had their own opinion. One said the most accom-
plished and elegant man in congress was Mr. -,
of Georgia; another gave the preference to south
erner from Maryland; Miss E. said it was Gene
raj -, of Mississippi; Miss - maintained the
point that il was Mr.. R, of Pennsy lvania; ano-
ther, that il was Mr. c., of Massachusetts; and
many were in favor of Mr.. C, of New York.
Once more in the dancing room. Who is she now
passing before US with feathers, and moving like
sutana !-the graceful and dignifed Mrs. - who
has adorned these halls before; Miss r, of Lou
isiana, Miss c., Of Baltimore, the Misses D.,
Miss P, the fair daughter of the cabinet; Miss
H, of Mississippi, and so many bright girls from
Washington and elsewhere. The Washington girls,
all whom Eve seen, among the most grac efu and
accomplish women In the world; they dress well
dance well, talk WE'LL and waltz well; and the
seem to me to be bellies wherever they go.
1t was getting late in the evening when went
below to the gentlemen's supper room, where the
married men were mostly assembled. 1T was now
after eleven o'clock, congress had adjourned, and
the members came in, tired with long session, but
awakened up to the scene of life and merri-
ment.
A gentleman took my arm, and proposed one more
round among the dancers-te take one more look,
and drink new sent nent from the poetry of earth.
In this beautiful saloon when brilliantly lighted as il
on this night, every appeared to advantage,
and the dressing had its effect more than fine
figure.
Who tell how sweet how dear
To gaze on beautys glistening sye
20 ASK, ana pause, IN nope aud Tear,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

PIoUs ISvITATIoN-I received, the ether day,
the following invitation
oursel family and friends respectfully invited to at
tend pastoral VISIT to be given to the @ LINDSEY at hrs
residence No ~ Forsyth street. Monday Tuesday
ing, 9Th anil 7th afApr, 1910.
New York, March 20, 1910.
shall go, by all means.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04

are all good fellows. l wish you would mention to
them that it is my wish for them to make Jack Hill
their Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
Whose brilliant glances. az they fall
Tpon the crowd. entrance them all.

After three cotllions they always play waltz
here; and leaving the walters, who now
whirling in the giddy maze, where couple after
couple were plunging in the circle, we strolled
into the ladies' supper room. married lady,
who has been a belle in her time is the most
scnsibl. Of women about things in general, She
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-04
There were MANY beautiful strangers present

Who can tell how sweet, how dear
To gaze on beauty's glistening Eye:
To ask, and pause, in hope aud fear,
TIL she renlv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

nd psss.ullos us-1 = peryssf sitAsr. osadsasa
rshlag tksir mste1 I'd - Efsin wlll give written
hrsssies. e thss s4sss--h sad b eoss .. cheap
- pessiktcF W. tttt W
~ Isusr q. eosvsfsmsc. VIA ne. rs.sl.u-u cen
ssssrssis ssos ssaaf e<s.snsss kaskSrs6 sud
eserss ssarvss.a sopse q 80 ~ ssassa. $50 70
f1surs. ~, .ss.s.If
A rsaslemsa psitisE ave rn.rss sfkis ovs, VII
y epttisd % sps o. thsn sr,tis. a sonps.g pal
tses ak ssseea, end each being eeeooslnbie for
al, VIII - sootisd 70 ose 81 then Krstia When
g.ndgn~n sssd thsir narss, do. @pss writs npoa
uh.t tcrs.s they viii put tkem- m.ges pof sslsfsd
q the cst % de sessoa Vim be permited to 10 on
90 hn fsss % fsrh<r charge Ter k;s services usti
their owsers sss r~goes,ed 90 remove thea Mares
pot l.sf yearto fsii ~ The ssscs and fsiIis< usy
be Insured this year 10 Whale ~ tho scssoa lse IL
,hsss sssoanis we're Ps& ~ ~ TIE 80 q ysiy 1852
Mares Pot aha yess " the sszson, sd f>;ling, may
be iosored neat year 10 kAy herse lhsa ssssding
ny assis. q he Psiss = The .ssssa efsgss horse.
thsir seeoasss ZOE ts yc,r sssi " setlet "a the
sxpirs,ion offtis No nsrc Vim - sssisied
20 Ihsss privilege ssd s5ysssssesr anisss Ne isrD'
JOSIAH wa. WARS.
berry vile, Clarke Coonfy. Va,
March &C. IAN 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
Something New.

FHNHE ROMAN RALYDoR, for removing
PimPles, freekles and AunbaIn, from The
Renaudh Extracts Of Jcssanine. Musk. f.e.
moa, Roses, fioisiS, Vanilla, &s., &c, and Are.
Bale vinegar, rPsrfuming handkerchief a e.
Douh.e dsiilied Rose Water, ia beautiful
Porcelain bottles
Reseaersisar dcs Chevssx, a preparatIon
highly recommended ZOE the hair.
Cut Glass end Porcelain Toilet BOTTLES. for
cologne and 0thsr perfumes. new sBd beaaulel
patterns.
Oienn's ycstimsatsi Soap, Tor removing
grease. paiai, ke., from eisthipg and Moore :
Oh 81 Soap for The sans purpose.
S1-Ali OF The above articles have f,sst been
received sid opsssd. sad are nov offered Tor
sale very low. az sTRAITH,s.
Nay 81, 1910
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Ms,7. islo.
Dvs. xSrcsbaeh.. Ksshss ~ Esrves's
DXSRERxxU CORDIAL


Dy9tPsis, Siek Head .fsLs, Rasnmstisz, &c. Sc
TEVHE ProPfieiors OF Ibis preparation deem
IL u proPcr 70 premise, that npihiRg IL farther
from their purpose THAI 70 oasr Il 20 iho public
IS a unisossi medicine. or cure alL- n is
adapted 10 few diseases only, Cor which il is
cohhaentiy Recommended ~ enc Of The, uaost
certain remedies which have, at any time,
claimed public attention.
la the following diseases IL Is recommended
a. prompt, and IN mast eases, an efsctual re-
medy.
Dyspepsia, Sick or Nervous Head Ache, cho-
lie, crai1P or Spasm In the Stomach, Cholera
iofbas, hysieries and Nervous disease gene
rally, Chronic Dyseaiery. DiarrhGs. or Pursipg.
Sea Sickness, Cholera infantuIn, Rhenmaiisnl,
Chronie Liver Complaints, Female Irregularities
OF Chronic character, attended with cold feet,
pain IN the back, limbs, 70. II IL also pariieu-
lariy recommended TO those who are suffering
debility, lansnor, depression Of sPirits, with ir.
regular or defective appetite; restIessness at
night, with unsound or disturbed sleep. In these
cases this Cordial will be found m admir- Ole
remedy. rs 81
g. Z. Pryor & co. having In August, 1888.
become, BY purchase, the sole pyoprieioFs Of the
DYsPEPTIc CORDIAL, ths directions viii be
signed BY @. z. PATVa, Oee Of the original pro-
prieiorS-
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= ssx, rhs seesa frrn - s,,pa psrss
o.. ' ssss ~ , : ssslilsss. , s,srs
Cen. 9 ,ss,sssss y : s.sr>ass, .srsA
r.sss S :: y. sfss cssas.. ! S.sn -,
Mr. r,sil.s : , 8 sstlca.Asiis. syn
Dr..sviiiis' 9 b rissfins G yrs ela los Ies.
frsntic Z yesrs cd lo3 ~ 0srsrdias, 4 yrs
old lo2 lbs--snd otnoroas , sssrs old, 60 lbs
slso started ed we're cot placed. Nsstdsysl
ne ss1s slses, seis cup vslss 100 sev. wsighl
Geo. osesvessvsbr ssspsdoD, . years
Old, liz fbs I
: Mr. sr..h :. 4 : BuisAsr hey. Z years
Lord E.s,ers Be N ysrss. ey.sr. old,
f25 lbs. E.A
Sir @ IIssiheoss's b e fsrdousi. tyrs old,
liz he. 4
A lockwood. Asg N ssrPsdoo. years old,
rs lbs. vas beat BY L1cetiz, 6 Year, old, III
ios- and chsngeiiug year. old. s2ibs. hi.
was Handicap race and Lueetta. the beat mare
Of her dsy. ssd two years oldss thsa sarpedee
vas ordered 10 carry oaiy 6 lbs more, asd.
Changelng Of the ssms sEs and . good, horse
carried - lbs iessthsn SarpeAoa. Next day II
the sane place he broks down In ha len fore
LEG when running for the kiags plate. The
neat spfing. i633, Sarpedon WAS aEsia trained
but ss might have been expected. be again broke
dewa.in HE frat rsee.
The sb.vs sen all of hh engagements. Tie
never paid forfeit; his owner rasning him Is OF
orr or order and nsdsr tho misersbls manage
meni OF Gen Grosvebor. he wss frequently ou
OF eoBdltioa. Some Of the Epziish Sporting
works ssy that the day he broks aevn, she wal
fat enough fer . smifh6sld bsef.n II viii b.
perceived hat be gensrsily gave weight in hii
Handicap races. HECTOR BELL.
April ~, 1890 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
RRnYaaNm.

WHALE VS. sss By yehiisboae, (SiApsr Of n,
Derby. md = bfsl-rsaa Paeer end Staliioal Qua a
Rsetory ~ OStavies, (viaacr 81 The DeFby, saa !
con o. OrVills,l Cafhartae ~ WnoApeskar, Camiiia
~ Tsenthnn. Geqestts by ihs coGpfoa nasb, sisasr
- Rsgsias By tke Godoli.bia AFshisa. Rsxuiau
zee tsa sest son 81 tbs Godolplin ATshisa end me-
zee beslen. Whhleb0ae, ouR bratheF 20 Whisker,
sire q Eeonomi,i. sire Of HsTkavss, Of DsIphine,
den % Aosapch, asa ~ Qaesu, q Mosaaon nd
tha coloaeis (uisarrs Il the LeEsr, sas M 81
tsesy osss = ReastePe b TssuesfoF, Proaslis ~
tilsaaygff frpDiss " ssBp, Sc. Sc sEs are %
Naany 81 Ne beFi boFsss ~ tbs day, as Camsl and
several visnsfs q The Dcrby and Okla ustsxtas
sts W Orviiie, sire ef EniIus. sire % PFIsn
ftsaipo hed nlanY others oct 81 hsriaana b. saofs
ts Meria " Tsis0aetas, ReKuias, ts.
WHALs'6 dsn brought iDspy eaPital wiasere-
81 etssEnces-ht tsTaUpea, shkFs. Sc, arsf "a Ma
siocks oa both sidos e bis pedigros ere
- rpaners both Zee ayesd asd game. Thers i 80
rishsr eediEgssia ths Stud Beoh, o. : mors ras.
nisg fsuaily indesA is he Vsry bed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
The Splendid Stallion and Grst-rate
Riding Horse
ORLANDO.

TUE property ofM. Ran.ou, Esq win make
II bis hrst season this Spring. az his, Ransou's
farm, sdjoinipg cbsfiestown, In the county OF
Jefferson, and be let 20 mares at The low price
OF $40 the season, di,ehsrgsbls BY the payment
OF IS Al sny time within tie season IS es,h
the single ssrVieei and tiS 20 insure mare to
be 10 fcAi, payable When The facts Asesrtained
or the mare transferred,
ORLANDO is = beautiful blood bay, full l6
hands high, finely formed for either saddle OF
harnsIl, and Is unqyestioaably one Of the mott
pleasant and rapid movers, ss \ saddle horse,
that is any where TO be met with. lie Waa bred
By said Ransom; H. now about six years old,
sound, healthy, and Of 6no form and appear
ance. lie IVES sired BY Bells Industry, grand
sire the celebrated old Sir Arehy his dam by
whip, OF kentaeky.s The saabon has commene-
ed, and will END with the month Of June uext .
Apsli .. leao--tf. - 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

<fJs}frcying Iassefs By Canomils
Ne sffish Gardeners Magaiine, it Is stl,.
ed, not only that decoc,ions Of the leaves
soi common Camomile viii destroy insects,
but that nothing contributes so mneh TO
tho health OF garden A. number Of
Csnomile plants dispersed through L.
s No greenhouse or hot house should
ever be without Camomile in a green or
dried sisie; either The stalks OF The fiow.
eTs VIII answer. II Is . singular fact, that
y pla1i . dFoopiag AID apparently dy-
ing, In nine cases out Of ten IL will reco-
yer. y you place plant Of eamom.le
near il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
CWANTHCEERR.

J ~ eonseqeenes Of chahtielssf's iajaring his
- groom, u bppear that there has bees a ~.
port pot 10 eirculstioa that be hes, on ems oees-
stous khlee groom This, 80 say the haat of
u, - entirely ysi,s, abd no fusihsf botes viii h
taken ofii. ADong th0ss Wha have kesr1 s,,eh
report, spppose Ne. 5fiilism sineIair nust
% ose, as hs hhs fefhssd y psrmis tks hosss 10
s .t.s = sit siepls-- Thsssfq1s. - aad afisr
scar Ballletown, thrsS DAYS h sark rssf f,,s'
tn lhe ssafoa sloezss) via Thart&sv. Fr,Sa~
snd Saturday and % Moaaays "a Tss.srs =.
al ny eva stAbls--tho othsf ava asys - 4, M
Be % TIE Rad 10 aad fsesn.
- THOMAS q BAHLon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

HAVING eeitrsl go +, $500 -,st.
= B tiesfs H.t4 n Msssig III ~. -.
90 90 tagpif 81 wool. 6ssssssff e. =, 49,
aefs, R.sh % fscTnHst1 aI t6rs att teta
fsfsioltfs bees slfFif.er - va ltsf sfii,is
- ltftF EFht'eHta, eess4 49, aaI sect ga
psirea ~ sstsIteirff ~ ever, 80 49, VIA ~
t,sess sgpa tte 500 iefss ~ sl.esss ~ agsslf
ssF1tefeFE
Ws1l. eae.F' - essh, 8 ~ 4 - - 49,,
'tts sepes ,sstst ~ ~ esttf tas,ees
oeoRGE Rnlce.
esfaffasigee, - y, 1889 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
THESES.

z. sTRAIrH, having supplied himself
esisbraisd Inventors AID man1factors. win
Furnish them on lo~ terms. and Is prepared 70
rsanaSe the Affections requiring their appliea-
t.aas Siih the haPPieat results TO the pafient-
We ssii therefore aBdsrtske any essS's!the af.
eseiioa, ohsred 70 bis aiienlion, with view to
rsaisai cure.
chsrlestoWn, May ~, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

- E6PECTiDLlY. lhough earnestly. calls
- apoh fkees iniettra D hif1 90 eisre gheif
accopsil % - IT, i3h insianf. i..a date Of 81
80. Partnership eiih NJ Webster. Az sh5ss
scropnis a5e - sir saonihs riandiags arr eneset.
se p make paymfni feflhNlih. q rreufsas 80
liiff c11a % ftiisly BE ri1Na8 ~ isufnfYs.rn.
ae., sd csuselaseIiy iaanizsace nosi 81 ~
latlrd ~, seH ctEuni o. ErsrtFf ~ ie hoees
teis Heiice Riii nel 81 dllfcf1ried ~ 1ag oae
'nssa's9, kius -, ist0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
TRAVELLTNG.
AMI ls, ial0.

ON TEE AAI1s-RcAG.
gENHE Passenger Train Of Cars viii leave lhe
u Ticket O1ies at WinebestsE every day 1T 4
quarter past o'clock, A. N. By this arrange
meat Travellers can aeeomplish The journey be-
tween winchester aad Philadelphia ~ 10 bours
City IN a fraction less thah Is hours Passen-
gers rsturuinE, leave Bsitimoga 80 I O'Clock.
A. NJ. and the city Of tVashiagtou Il 6 o'eloek,
A. ~, and arrive 10 winchester Al O'Clock,
Pa
!. GEO, HEST, .sssat.
Winehsster, March s, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

Ws.-e ~ tiess4 sslss satae ffsfa fea .rrraf
49, a. - altifat lee feie " make lail eass.r ~
aes re Siets. fscse1aft.i tia a. - r.oss go
49, 49, salaatt tgre1ee % ~ ~ frttafs go ~.
2. pes..s.,ss, - 81 esuisaat deefce, sssFy
''a''ra &c $500 pspsisf go sss1sssf.,i sci.
~ shfss vs. psspsgss s. b.. afsasrrr. i,on
- 1tsa ferlasit. "a oiAsr aaite.fis t.afses
fkt7fF AN PRfgfkEoEg ph.G.erED
N1ttE 90 ass8 a.is sssses. uhirh 81, sass-
ore ~ e1l enf ~ - - talg = IS tssiis
~ ri.re ~ ~ 8tfff tiiis Carte leargy Nfrris
a So o. tsas1a. 81 o. Dsi1 - ~ 4slsfs a. ~
o. "a 14iy asfii So % latHtsase e 4. - u
te e - nas y sessn 81 o. 81 fesI fsftine
80 Hesst ~ lfFeFaiaf ailees1sesr - ~ sfaef
~ rlist irs'iTeere. 80 % ,t,,l y -. flrc-.-
a. - 49, - its nesa So ettaraf ~ - 49,
eelJ q ~ Hales. laafs t.sas ~ rssnsashi.fr al
1eta1irE - trref ~ III tait's rar,srls fr.rs -
ea fssy go 80. 8eFtlg i.ters
wet ss go iffessl ssst.,aasrsf
3set eEahsl estFseess s.rrisrs
Fess psssissisiT Sos tlle1
.ss - pre eeasisg. - rsssssrs sin
- ~ eeela ~ ssst. ~ sili A.. e.
- - nse5rEss - esse.aa Fsarg sssro-
''ee 49, ~ ps'5 y estss. ~ aarts 80 ssi,s
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D0OE G9ND8&w

Blamk Beck NzanwEacaOry.
gfNHE subscriber lakes this method Of inform.
tag the iahhbitaHts q Jeasfsos county and
lhe public esssraisy, that ne above busiasss In
hs saricts efanehea, y niih conducted ~ hlm
FL De ed stand % water Street. yIoehcsies.
Va. fhabkful for the patropsgo which has
hhhefto bgss sxioa4ed, Be hopes b. STRAIT at
ieHtion 20 business, " merit and receive q Coz
tinnauee thereof.
al ORDERS b. nail % olhsrsiss, will be
promptly attended 70.
a. @. TscHIFRELY.
WiaehesieF, Sen. 30, 1890.
b0-ordscs len ~ ne Pres Press Odies viii
Sc attended %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

2 #tiIE eiettusf aEf r1nnesien.
a fsstassss = Ce.srsss sssssi. -
asW eteaoiaf ~ y 2. cests. ~
WI - fenisa e a saqd isas6i o.
go g epfe Jean ffen ist - aesl 800 -,
-. , ANpRSW rEsEEHY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
Pros. lks R.v. I.lsasrd D. o,rl,,.

ihave condolences Ia the Dyspepuc Cordial
prepared by Drs. Dresbsch, Kuhn and Pryor.-
u has been used In my family for Sick Head
Ache, aud Rheumatic Pains, Affecting the
shouiderand Chest-and has afforded immediate
and apparently permanent relief.
TifIin, Ohio, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
THsrTnH0NYAxs.
Hron lAs "a. HIlRnn R,lnn.I

tFOn hs Res. William RuRasia
Having frequently used the Dyspeptic Cordial
prepared By Drs, presbaeh, Kuhn and Pryor,
tor Sick Head Ache, withreiief, have no issi.
fancy IN ptonounclns IL good rsmedy for ikat
di.eesss wM. RucNRLss
Tlhia, Ohio, Jass Isl, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04
RlElGOWNI1.''


@deetg sue AsaeHtBs 9Eakgr,
WOULD respectfully isGor. ha ssisnss
w and eustoneTt, that he has Fauoysa
Pc shop 70 iss nsw baiidisg lately sFssssd b.
AndfsN Hnnisr, Zee adjoiaias ne els clegt :
oAce, ons eaof West 81 Thempsons iloist 80
imneeisieiy sPPosits ths Coari-hoass. ehers
- sHi sep - haha, 80 asaeiscisss 20 order,
~ re ,,.of'sts pe'iee, sstsy safisiy %
saadiss, Bss'iiss, AafAsss, Sc, &C.,
sa he nasi ssssossbis terms.
- eoaia ttts this secession 10 fsiuru % IL
iflesia 80 eutignsfs De n1si rFafsf,.i sssaor.
.sasnenis iof ne refy lherai patronage ttat
ea1 ueea eziea1gt ta Aiu ssta his ommeHes.
sifoi q apslnfs, ~ hn Place. tn5 hopss, 9has
q Pisfsea hinleif fsst ais Vefk u ~ iias sAsll
- ezstaied 81 Ne bcsl nannef. az ~ a. -.
Al tefns - ean - proearsa . ihs eonnfs
ieai ~ Fiil sihi - fssofsd piIh thair a4.iou,
Csafisasoan. MARCH %, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

CASH W0aa xgIRmnm
WA, a ~ iie.ss s.ss ~ Is -. -
stnE1, lfers tee q surrfe.e =.
80 ees1s heei4 aefstsss - -
- -. -. - - 80 - sse Isl
rs ~ - prssp'il sssssssi =.
~. -. Isss.-sf, cAo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

ssaufs yeu lhss I soa,ldeg ne gtsis sol,
tfeine4 ~ - thisf.il stssy flllfase ssit 4 49,
tfaise1 ~ hiaeeFst ~ a Fstf filrlss snss sftl-
49, feesFf ~ ~ scaa1fyi e. ~ Hhs Glsers
etiiy AnHae1l atnrts ttetae. sd csI.rsa. uskre
tl-1c gc1F-. 11t Stree f-il -ss sgsia.t tsi.is ~
~ hste1e % - slsi sensitescd a. uhsf. cois
~ bee tises yssr "a ssss sr.iaeap
WILLIAM a. P0RTgm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

At Rules holden 10 the Clerks Office OF the Cir
cult Superior Court OF Law and CHANGER
Tor yehscsop County, the FIRST Mpndsy in
James Dlplcanson, PLArAztrE,
.at4 AGAINST, %
james B. HTIleiss, Jesse 'SchotleId, and
John Wernaedg,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-06-04

WHALE has bad thrss colts tssiasd IL she Uai-
~ 9t4iegi zee Fan teo-saiis hssis "a H-itimare
astly Fitdosl Ia eEn. A9eea., ed 9sa ~ sss, aad
Nd q 600 essh efsred fgs hiu--shis aaoshsF aou
q hise@end e thrrs tee nils heats, sd hsd a. >
80 usfce % hen. HF R0hard's soii y iAoasht ~
n,,.g sHssli.st lsdEes 20 81 90 bsa tFaies6 eff
u Aeerisa iss ysrr.