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JACKSON, STACEY " SMITH.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS Of fsu sPoc,e
end Table Cutlery RaxorS, Scissors Fil.s Ssvs oi,
iasi smsm No. is PLATT STREET
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cOncINfiVe evldencc
NOR value and efficacy pamphlets which be Obtained
gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and ret,il, by
A. d. X d. SANDS, Druggists
-. ~ Fulton street, 2i3 Broadway, ~ Fast broadway
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the United
states Price 81 per bottle 81! bottles for y.
HThe public respectfully requested 10 remember that
Ia Sands Saapara thai has and u constantly achieving such
remarkable Of difficult class q diseases which
rills, and take no other .<.tA d. Inn n
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PROF Els SOK VAN ROY'S

science; Of all the many compounds put forth
Tor the cure # iseases which attic hpm,n
rure, nor one remedy can fc named, which has IN as
short OF ise, acquired nrh unboundsa conld
VII en- ted aa recrvea ouch suogum from "a
Guilty and others hs jus celebrated rmsdy Daily
learn from OF cLabiy that hat been Affect
ed Coughs oiss Asthma niiaenr,, Bronchitis Surfing
Bond Lsfr Comi,in Paia the Side rni rrsast Rising
Or Tickling ~ sW hroet, Pslpts'ion Of tie Heart,
Of caiomel AID Other CAUSES and Consumption which
has bied the skill Of eminent medical prsciitiorers
when inva'ids were given up hope ess by hav.
rg recourse and that powerful remedy have
been radically cured There the hands Of the prope
TOR numerous certificates Of which aatonish creu
lily ef we're they made known the world To those who
are afflicted With the above diseases; say This medicIe
compound but safe and remedy and that its
tive powers stand alone and eQualled by none.
CAyTIor-From the popularity Of this medicine
sons hsye been induced to offer spgrous article with the
Of WLD CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious
ASK for the original and only genuine preparation from this vau
able tree.
DR., Swsynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry Principal
Office ~ w corner Of Bib Race Phi adepha Agents
York; R. A. Sands 1888 Bowery, New York T. b. Warner
2o5 B'eeker street, New York; H.vand Co.. NJ york
A Ma.;c Oliver Co. NY qTtsu swaGS aud
g. Louis; VIM Thorn, Psbug r. B, Hi man, Ciacinnsti !;
J. n Pierce sAnwix Hall Maiden Lane Albany, N. York
Backua Bull Troy ~ Yerk spasing HARRINGTON, Wor
90. .Woodmsn, xicksbur, Miss & J. B ever, sprag.
hsld MassJ F. Hall Co., Esaton Mass $. Holden,
East Boston, msss iansom Stevens, Boston, kass F. M
Cohen \ Co. charleston, :. e. jas SIM
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
WITH AND WITHOUT HEADS OF HAIR.
CHARLES RtDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER AND Vic MAKER,
(LATE OF Ts BROADWAY, HOWARDS' H0TEL,)
NO. IL Wall street,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE TIL CUSTOM HOUSE.
O. r. wishes to inform those septemep who have no, tried
perio all others principle and style being strictly accord
ing 70 the most approved European modes pacscd
luesed 10 oail sud samine entirely ehod ftne
invented and grnscay paed bs him. and not TO be had
advantages all Others requiring elesnc springs al
retaining their IT. aud possibly behind.
~ Soaps, Oils, Brushes, perfunicry. Re- &C.
RHEUMATIC ILLS.
mr.. COVEL'S RHEUMATIC PILLS are well known 10
namnatory chronic; aud proof Of the assertion Will
asks those suffering from this complaint read fol-
lowing certihcate:- .
NEW YoRK, December loth 1874
Dear Srl in justice TO myself and "a srng l
manly let this opportunity pass without expressing INV graft
tude to you for your Kheumalic Pills have ben troubled for
long time with rheumatsm and have large sums Of
money with physicaus and have received rng relief
shoulders and wrists which were wretched situation
cannot describe then commenced taking your Pills
with pleasure satisfy wish for information with re-
gard the astonishing effects OF Pills. ii they will take
the trouble to call on %e Most rs'PfeWSlY
We viii also refer 70 Mr. Alersnder wsch s5 Nassau street.
Hss. h"0s a, sssdy wsf NJ, A s.sh ,s
u H. Moses % John street Only wholesale agent and none
tached % each bosPrice so cents box Also eialed ths
city % Jobn ,ileet; HILL 30 Greenwich st Dr. Coyel les
avenue cioa corner Il Bawsy and sd Moss. 5o s .aa
Grand, aud a. = Wheeler. va cherry o.. isi5
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LEECHES! LEECHESl
lust RECEIvED--Psr ship franklin, from Hamburg,
very fresh supply of Swedsh Leeches; for sale wholesale
. ''' most "0' &. !. pFERbYNAND q CO.
as lm.ec Impover Of L~rch~s No. its Nassau strees
..ii s'is; FgSf ss g q. .s,S 70
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READ THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line, especially
"A those standing receive advice and medicine gratis
the first application neither re,dcncs at
No. 81 Reade street. 3. HElNE. M NJ
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isbhsd A. D lsS, by ths present proprietor the
cessfn of for
Of DR. HUNTERS RE- . DROP, THIS medicine is the ouJy
remedy earth that safely he relied thoroughly cuRt
this hod disease without injury the constitution and ith
%, diet or hndmnce from business when all else have
lsrd comprehensive treatise accompanies with
10y drsctons) which warranted eectualy cnre in ali
matter how long standing how deeply seated the
o time aa other re,cne IA the world, paysi be
tSrn. If,ce 81 per VIA, d3) In
EtPRESs PRICES REDUcsr-Ihe subserihers n.y.
rsdpced their Egptess all snail PACKAGE OF nv
sad other doeufnents, from - psca.
rom tnl CITY Buffalo snd inrrmedla6e points Also
through Wells Cob Express from Buffalo Chicago,
~ pcsHts cs IL, Labs
ssi .Ltvi@aeGor ~ELLsk ro&sEcy
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Ysgon iucxpedieni, rs The expenses Of collecting
ra- cisfo rs wihiq The. pstr.St Of ST. Marks, ex-
rsrd The receipts OF thssanIe. -e
Mr.. BUCHANAN prsssnted,a mcmorial.ifom Pa.
against the annexation OF Texas. Also, prayer
from citizens OF Mercer county IN the Same State,
for the abolition of all laws Transmitted To the Dis
trici OF Columbia, from the States OF Virginia and
Maryland.
Mr.. CRTrENDEs presented resolutions from the
Legislature of Kentucky, for the establishment Of
u government marine hospital at Paducah in that
State. By Mr., Lewis from Ala a petition tor
the Texas annexation. By Mr. Archer from Pa,
"a petition for amendment OF the Naturalization
Laws Appropriately disposed Of
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stance well But notwithstanding Senators were
disposed to laugh at his amendment, he was &C.
rous offering it, and il called for serious atten-
tlon.
Mr.: SIMMONS moved an amendment in lieu Of
Mr.. Fosters, which was rejected.
Mr.. DAYTON moved thar when the Senate d.
iourn, 1t adjourn over to Monday next
Mr.. MERRfcK-No-no! too much business on
hand to be adJournlng over now
The motion was withdrawn.
The debate further proracted between
messrs Merrlck and Foster, when
ar. BENTON moved an amendment for allowing
higher per cen.age 10 Postmasters Of Offices
yielding less than 1925 per annum: not, however to
exceed 100 per cent, which was agreed TO-
Mr.. ArHsRToS moved TO amend, by reducing
III. poslages single letters, for distances no. ex-
c-ed'ng oae hundred miles, TO three cents. Lost,
IL y 29
Mf SIMMONS moved to amend by a provision.
that the amount that would be -therwise charge
aoie u.dtr nus act upon matters carried tree, shall
he pad cut oil the contingent fund Of the Depart.
ment, or rom the Treasury, which was agreed 10
Mr.. MeEucK called Tor tho engrossment OF the
bill -
10 the deprlvlns OF Mrs. Madison, the distinguish
ed widow of sx-Pres,dent Madison, and moved
al amendment, restoring her the privilege
Mr. hEFMck also the widow OF Presi.
dent Harrison.
M. SlMMoNs-And, also, to the Presidents and
F.x-Prrsidents.
a VoIcS. Aud Attorney Generals
ANOTHER VOTcE.-A the acting President
ANOTHER, r-And the heads of departments
AHotl-t, 7-And the candidates Tor President and
Wee Pfetirsnt.
AittF SssiA~ general conversation, the bill was
i.r,hsf amspded 20 as 10 reian the frank ag priv
lege % Mrs. Madison, Mrs. Harrison, Gen jack
aoa, ur Vsn Baren, aud Mr.. Adams-as under.
atood, from Mr.. Crtten deD's proposition.
Mr. MERRIcK Now for the engrossmeuts @ssr !,
Bot there wee objections. The amendments
ought 70 be printed Mr.. Meuick o5jected-there
were 50 many suggestions M de 10 MIN. be did
nor Know whether ne was standing on MS head or
MS heels s(Laushtet) A motion was made to
lay the bull m The table.
pa SgRRIcK y hope not, sir. We shall have
al ne dsthte over agaa
bzsyWouon 10 lay the bill on the table was
peyyESz @Sd carried-2I to 90
Dc tx cyWr shat no. have all the de-
haS o.,p SYSShea me bill is taken up.
Z tSJ@0eSa1rgunI were presented
--oSs4 ysfGenee Is ss official appointment, sa-
lazy ca sedy& Iol &eg3s)uff Green, at Calves
ION, hS4ssS Ht9 k1tfrI soii 4she War Depart
meat z Isfss~s "! hs sSsped ssculasons in
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qHE mAnYLAsD ELEoTIoxs.

.' ::
II Is nov pretty certain that the running Of
ths Naive American ticket ip Baltimore, was
,hs Cause Of The defeat Of he Hon. Joss p.
KENNEDY for congress-Ons1of The abiest men
n he counIy,-bui the "UpiOn, /" MIR. Folks
ore.p. elaine that the result is a decision against
he Tariff OF 1912, q which Mr. Kennedy was a
prominent defender.
:. !. The Baltimore American says the orsan may
bsrisht 10 its conclusions. on Pria'a faeit view
Of The matter, YET ii infers from other eiums,an'
e.s,hsl this is no, exactly 20. Il says: -
5.Mr. wrruERED's S defeat ip The adjoining dis.
tf5,et Is alsoAa matter Of eXulistlon. HIS s(at
d Congress- says the Union twill be occupied
by Thomas Watkins Lyon, a4democrat elected
especially 70 aid IN reducing MeataTT 81 1912, 10
nj, rtvtHue slandarf--to make The burdens OF The
government fall equally upon 1all classes OF odr
citizens
Very veil. II this. be so, then 50 be i, AZ
for The cant Ct revenue standard, and the
phrase Of making Che surdens of the govern
ment fall equally up5n all classes Of our citi-
zsns,, their meaning will De betler understood
when things approach to astatvalion standard,
and burdens OF distress falLequallyot uueausl-
, lx1as the case may be. n, however, the Whiss
must 20 down, il cannot be expected that their
measures win stand. eF
When MIR. Polk shsllhave s1b9erted all that
the country now enjoys Of Wing measures and
WING policy, and shall haye Introduced his own
system, saturated as i'll fswhh>Nan Bufenism,
then win be the lime 10 siddge II the result Of
his election. That time, we fear, will come too
soon.n go
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the nEvENUE STANDARD.

The Hon. JoHS r KExSEDY, in bis letters on
The subject Of the Tariff, shows of the miserable
shufiingof the party 10 reference 10 the rate Of
duties. When McKsy's Report was commenced
IN 1913, il was thought that the Revenue from
Customs would not be Sufficient for Ihe expen-
ses of Government, and therefore a reduction of
The rate, was recommended. lie increase importa.
tons-bu', before the Report was fnished in
the spring OF 1874, il was discoveted shat there
would be more Than enough Of Revenue, and sIilt
reduction was the theme!
By ihei! nosionsof political economy, reduction
is the panacea eilherfer deficit o. an ercess :.
Are they not a btish, SET Of statesmen Ard
are they not as honest as bright Winchester Rep.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

EBYg virtue Of deed Of trost executed 10 lbe
9D undersigned, byfJohn Shaft, for the pur.
pose RI securing debf iherein named, IS being
due to Raleigh BoweFS, and for The further pur.
pose DC mnifytngsMsledi,b Helm and Vim.
Lucas, as securiiiessof ssid %Sharf, &c. debt
due t5.the estate ofl.Cenfad Kownstar. deed,
whidh deed is a record slhe clerks Office Of
The county court Of jefferson, shah, on Mon.
day 4hf 20ihtns., at The residence Of said Shaft,
at Leetown, proceed to sell, 10 The highes, bid
der, for cash, ,ihe entire properly enumerated
| 10 saif deco ,-smbraclnga almost every kind ofim-
kplep Of hnsbsndry. S0ch as II
fPtodghs, Wagon, Harrow, Gears, sc.
Serfrql head Of Work Horses, 8 colts,
DO. do. Horned Cutie, .iacluding
both mich Cows and Others !
.Abont 50 head Of Hogs, including Sons,
| Pigs, SC.
| Tl K Stones, one Of them paluable for
S6ohing,
one Eight-day CLICK.
a quantity Of Furniture, both House
h9ld and Kitchen,
4 sSH OF Blacksmith 8. Joiner's Tools,
a Aarge lot Of oaluable Books and Sur
peying Instruments,
20 Stands Of Bees,
.46ont 400 bushels Of Wheat, 4.
20. $50 do. Goats,
IND q number Of other articles mention
ed N the deed, moi deemed important
here to enumerote. +.
Terms as above speci6ed-cAsH.
GfSaie 70 commence 81 II o'clock, Am.
~ JNOIR. BEALL, TRUsrEE.
yet y, 1910. SPIRIT copy.
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This is . beauiiful innual for 1916.
Published By Messrs. Parsons s Pres
ion. u Baltimore. who have politely pre-
seniea us With copy. Il is edi,sd ~
Pa scHAL DosALpses. geEhsmsn o.
DISTINCTION in the Order. and one vbo hss
,shoxn himself admirably .qualiied Tor
lbe task which be has undertaken.
TIE enbelishneais Of this work are q
The frs, order Of engraving. and .en5raee
subjects Of much Interest. They are-
"Recoguiiion ''-sVignetie Tiile-"He
i -Shipwreckfd 0cd Eel
low Sergeant CharOpe.% Reyolu.
tionafy sceGe-"Phgnm's journey End
ed Moses At The Burning Bash'-
.oId Fello9s Receiving Brother"
The pleasing style Of this work will
eni;,Ie It 10 favor not merely with The
members Of the Order. bot with the iov
ers Of elegant literature generally.
The price il 50. and 50 80 for exITl
gilt. Al amount which may be well
pended is a gift for The season.
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At Attention, Alabama, on the 2lst Of Augns
las,, by The Rev. Mr.. Meredith, MIR. THoMAs E
JAMES, Of jefferson county, Vas, 10 Miss SARAr
N. MEIGs, daughter Of Reg. G. B. Meigs, Mis-
sionary 10 Ceylon.
AtLancasier, Pa, on the 6h nit , BY the Rev
E. Y. Buchanan, JAMES BrcBANaN LANE, ESQ
10 Miss MiRTHA, daughter of William jenkins
Esq. all If shat cay.
On the s0tsSlh, by-she Rev. John Smith, p
E., Mr.. JoHx LINN 70 Miss MARY E. Graves
daughter Of Mr.. Gsotge D. Graves, all Of Win
CHI sler. -
Oa the 22l utt, by he Rev. R n. Wilmer
Mr.. JONATHAN s. sMTH 10 Miss REBEcca A
IsLER, daughter Of Jacob Isler, Esq both q
Beuyviile.
In Washington CO., VII, on The 5h inst, b
the Rev. James Sanks, Mr.. wM SAGLE, Of Hat-
pefs Ferry, 10 Miss LYHia AK surEa Of said
Ieouniy. -
AT the residence cf The lafe Capt. WIN. Wins.
borough, on The 30rh uis. hv she Rev. Stephen
liildebfsna, Mr. EDuAKD n sPiLLER, Of New
Market, Shenandoah county, g Mass Mary G
RI second daughterof the late Capt Wm. Wins
borough, Of Rockingham eounig
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Gifts In season.

Just IS our ink horn was getting low. and
our writing apparatus becoming The worse
for The wear, Messrs. Parsons s Pres
ton. Booksellers and s,a,ioners. Of Blii-
moro. were consideta,e and liberal enopgh
tosupply our wants, not only With an ,ele
gait Ink-siand. bot With sample Of tpeir
bes. Black Steel Pen I0k--a supsfior
article. which is free from the usualld
sirue,ive qualities. Whsn he time cohes
4for taking. q eutat our Loco Foco oppo-
nenls, We shall expect. by these presents,
tomake all men noW'what's what
The advertisement OF Messrss Parsons
s Preston will show that they have agresl
vsfiely Of articles ID ,he Book and Sia-
tioaery line. and our own Intercourse with
them enables Us to say thai theyare mos,
liberal and gea,lemanly dealers.
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VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS.
ORARLBSTOTyM:
TzuRsDAzM oRrIu g.
Otss1l< 3 s4s-


- - - -. -
Afier 81 The Growing Of lie hecoioeos.
they have gsined nothing satssatis-ia
Maryland. The Wing majority 10 9the
Legislature Is I 10 The Senate and 10
the Hoase-ll 10 I'll. and quite enough
fOr eli practical purposes.
ID The Congressional elections. Y .
true the Wings hare suffered. Mf- kens
nsdy's election was lost BY the runnlag
Of ! Naive American ticket, Mr.. We
theres's districl was slwsys Loco Feco';
ii has only put nself ipio ~ old position
Of darkness The Cumberland district
Vas ioss 81 him vote and the hftb dis.
tricl, (tIshord. &c. was Irst by an sfl.
fol move upon "Consiitu'iOnsl Reform, .
SC. whilst he Locos bad he Offices in
Maryland, l.hsy saw no need Of Reform;
but Is soon ~ these were lost. every
l;as,in their eyes. needed renovation !;
ome wings. As usual we're found
rsoit enough. !" to be caught 10 The ttsP.
Bu. il is immaieriaIss u the Congtes.
s;onal result fer The preseut. The ma
iorily was already overwhel ming, and
the more power the Spoilers" have io
de prompt mischief. ihe sooner will the
remedy be applied. e
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HuDsos, Ny. Sep. 80. 1915.

Belose the time arfiyed for the passing
OF sentence on d.. Boushton. OF Big Thun.
der. the. Court r ION ]as tbronged.
A. = quarter befork two Judge Ed
nonds called the CouSt 20 order. The
prisoner. Boughton. ua5 then brought in.
and ordered 10 stand NJ ane say why
senteDce should noi be passed upon bin 2
$ Bongh.on arose, sndiin low tone sta.
ted ina, be wished for FEW days leniiy.
10 order that he Nigh see his vile and
seiue his family slIiiFsiEhich request vas
liaslly complied wiihH The Judge then
addressed he prisoner tome length. and
concluded BY rronoui,rins bis sentence
10 be 'coEfakmsnf IN Be Ginfon counfy
Stale Prison during N fe5m Of his nafu-
fal ne r
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II EMlQMAl .

THNHB undersigned has removed bis tailoring
IL Establishment, 10 the brick building IN the
rear Of Sappington's !Hotei. Having received
The FsiLand JHinter Fashions, he is prepsredio
make |garmeDts in the most substantial and
fashionable manner.
He Invites continuance of the liberal pa
uonage heretofore extended 10 him. y.
A0ctI9, 1885, >JOHNT. COWLEY
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the arrival Of ihe steamship Cam
bra. It Boston. we have fifteen days later
advices from Europe
The news is important in several re-
speeds. The crops Of England have been
saved. but in consequences ol ihe long
continued We:,and The absence oi warmth.
the yield Of grain Is light. liz
The Potato rot has Infected tbe crops
both in Euglan1-snd Euro2e. In Belgi
um, the mslady has resulted IA = distress.
! ing loss Of he crop.
] The Railroad mania conlindes 10 rage
10 unabaied strength. both in Ebgland and
France. To build The failroad, now in
Progress Of erection. q protected Ia Eng
land, will require : csri,.loll more than
THREE HUNDRED MILEioNs OF DOLLARS. (.
Ia. Consequence offhiss ths Ironssrade
is again 10 healthy slate md pisces are
advancing.
II is stated that orders have been sent
loutiron EngIandNilhin the Taste months,
TO the amounitof tkfee millions sterling,
for the Imposition Of foreign grain. under
! The expectation that Il will Be required
before The harvest Of. 1876. either 10 be
mixed with English grain, Of to be used
separately.
4 Some Influential parties 10 London,
connected whh The Anil SIavefy Asso-
ciaiion, are urging Sir Robert Peel 10
stimulate and give extra encouragement
to the growth ef cotton ADD sugar in The
British India possessions : with this vie "
they have presented long and WE'LL
ten memorial tothe Minister. who has pro
missed through his Secretary Mr.. Arbuth.
not. to give il bis consideration and early
attention.
4 The Queen has returned from her Ger
man tour; and 10 cementsidl strongerihe
intimate personal friendship which hs,
sprung upbetween her and Louis Philippe
she called on her way home al the Cha.
4 teau d, Eu, and passed light OF two i'm.
der The hospi,able r5of d the Citizen
King.
LIVERPOOL CoMMERc4AL.--The fine
weatherw hich prevailed at he date Of oul
disqualification continued uninterrupted,
until Tuesday last. Since then the ele
ments have changed, rain has fallen il
Torrents, and the mercury is still low
But the beautiful weather which has pre-
varied during Inc last two Or three week
has, in great n easpre,, saved the crops
, weather more propitious for the harves
operations cannot be imagined, and in al
, directions the farmers have been takin:
advantage Of it. A great deal Of the out
standing wheat and oats have been secur
ed. and il the untavorable change shout
continue, it cannot be productive OF .mucl
serious injury. But the long-continue
wet, and the absence of warmth. havt
operated injuriously upon the quality a
: well as the quantity of the new crops
The yield Of grain which has been thrash
ed out is light and Of inferior quality, an
The accounts from all parts Of the !countr
on this head are nearly uniform.
!; The Cotton market is beslihy and vie
/, orous. The sales since Friday presen
ar average Of Z, 900, daily, Of which NOR
/, than 1900 daily have been on speculs
/. Ition.
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UBy the leave Of Divine Pravdsnce, the
Rev I,mrs BARER will breach in the Presbyte -
ran church Harpers-Fefry next Sabbath morn
;ng 5lh Of October. al half past 10 O'Clock -
on mai day two weeks, lin the morning al half
n,si 10 O'Clock l9th inst. the Rev. r d. Hooy-
r. i expected 10 preach, and regularly every
two weeks. loct = 1850
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GOING AHEAD N EAKsEsr.

.'soplhernern writes from New Yeik 10
Richmond whir, that company is already
formed, with a capiIsioftwelge millions Of dol
lars, Who incan 10 apply 70 the legislature Al i
nsItsessiop. fosss charter 10 constsci Rail
road from Richnond tosGnyandonrs without
asking cent from the Stais.-i Hin Republican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09

TEXAS.-The people of Texas are TO vote on
the question Of the adoption of the new Safe
constitution on the 18th of1 the presenl month -
There is, Of course, no dOub: Of its ratification
by the popular vote
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
!. EfMLfn.2

NEF friends and The ppblic are re quesied not
lVHt 10 make their purchases of Fall and Win
Ter Goods, until my return from Philadelphia
and Baltimore, which will be in few days.
when v i'll ofer them Goods at such prices a.
will fully compensate them for little DELAY. -
Better bargains cannotbe procured any where
than will ofer G G GROVE.
1BerryEille, Oct 8. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09

nTThs Hon. Levi wordburY hiss resigned
his seat in The U. $. Senate. and will hold his
frs: U. s. Circuit Court in Portland, at Exeter,
N. ~, on wednesday next, and the Wednesday
following 10 Boston.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09

MISS ..ll4RL4 HOOPER
4 III AS received the Fail and Winter Fashions
IL Of MILLINERY, and issprepared 10 ma he
Bonnets, 70 order, ~ the most fashionable sly le.
Dresses also made in the neates.and most sub
stantial uSsnner.
Oct 9, 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09

e,.The Pew rents in HE Presbyterian Church
were due the Isl OF October. Renters will please
make payment Immediately TO Geo. L. Stewart,
who Is authorized TO receive them
Oc,. 9, 1876; III