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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25

DIR. Guy AGAIN.-The following letter. which
we received, says the NorU;ch aurora OF 23d inst :,
Sunday last explains the whereabouts the ceebra
ted James Guy, NJ D. II is singular the fellow should
have had the impudence to tie up' the
Of his late transactions and it be accounted for in
no other way than by supposing him to be hardened
scoundrel, who is used to such things or course
gave Mr. Wnans reply to his letter that will
Guys stay at Cohoes to be a short In addition to
the description given Of him below, added that the
principal features of his face large full eyes, great
thick pouting lips and high cheek bones. The press
should pass him around
CoHoEs, N. Y, June 1s, ls47.-On looking over the
NeU York Herald Of the l6th perceived article rela
tive to one Dr. Guys abduction of young girl, copied
from your paper Now sir wish to ascertain from YOU
if you grant the favor, what Of appearing
individual this Guy is person by this name called
on me last evening, showed me his visiting card from
Hope Lodge o. of o. +. of Providence and wished
TO go with him about village to assist him in getting
room for the purpose Of practising medicine He pro-
fesses to treat for chronic diseases exclusively extend
my house night and this morning my eye rested
your article and had curiosity enough to leave of
making up the first side Of my paper to make the in
qsiry OF you which Is done in hurried as
pect him in again in few minutes This individual Ia
about six feet high rather slim, blue grey eye for
get which, black frock coat and black pants Of
rather slow motion when walking II he gets a he
intends to practise here and IL II is the vertabe DR.
Guy, shall not hesitate to publish him, OF that article
at least make the inquiry, sir for other purpose
than to satisfy self that not or the community
at your earliest convenience that we NAV know
whether suspicious Of this individual are lfound
ed or not W. II. s. WINANs,
Editor C0hoss .4dperfissr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25

FOX sALt-Tweny rail road carts and sir one horse
M wagons and some two horse wagons and are
Hmaking 10 order where they had at The shores,
notice not hand where all kinds of carts wagons and
ness caa be bad g the most reasonable TERMS by MICHAEL
MlLLANE,. wagon Maker NO. aaud 30 Montgomery st,
Jersey City NV jel6 30tsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25

PRINTING MATERIALS BURNED.-The Easfon
IVhig states that the "Union and Harmony"
party in the Democratic banner county Of Monroe has
been developing itself for time In all its beauties
and wednesday morning last about ten clock, a
number of persons went to the ONCE of the Democratic
Press" at Stroudsburg. carried tho cases, types &C.
into the street set FIRE to them and burned them up
heavy cast-ron, little impression made upon It,
The Press" Of the previous week having made an out
rageous attack upon the private character OF some a
lies the OF the destruction OF the property
Two persons supposed TO be the authors OF the OMEN
sve article have been arrested charge OF libel ana
held to bail in the Of $1,000 each. Arrests nav"
also made Of persons concerned In the burning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25

DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM AT PEORIA, ILL
We learn from the officers OF the steamer Le-
high which arrived from the Illinois river this morning
that visited last Saturday afternoon by
Of the terrific hail storms recorded II
tinued for half an hour accompanied with high winds
aud heavy thunder many OF the hail stones that fell
from three to six inches In circumference and
found and measured In the presence Of several
that inches round The destruction
property very great all the glass In the windows
posed To II were broken, and the sash cut
through In many instances while the gardens and fruit
trees suffered great damage. The forest trees
stripped Of their foliage and small branches and after
the storm had passed every thing around shat
tered aspect. Our informant, who in Peoria
sunday, large quantity Of the hail still upon the
ground In shady places ms late as ten o'clock in the
morning One who out on the prairie during
the Storm In pursuit of horse lost his hat In the gale
and very severely cut and bruised by the hail The
house Of Capt Moss in Peoria was struck by lightning
during the storm and the fluid descending the chimney
into the kitchen sitting room killed little GIRL his
daughter or niece, who about eight years Of age
Ths house. except the SCATTERING OF the chimney,
ceved but little injury Louis Republican, June 10.
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M AssAPEQUA. HOUSE, South Oyster Bay. L. L., i.
VI now open for the reception Of companyThe house
beautifully located the unusually large
convenent beautiful bay excellent bathing fishing
shooting are within short distance from the house. TIT
ogdas where STAGES will be in readiness:
New York. The distance from Farmingdale 81 miles
The undersigned will do all he to make his desrab
house for summer residence.
je3 3Ot*r CHARLES T.. SNEDECOR
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RlLLlARDS.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
patrons and the public that in compliance with the wishes
OF OF his he has concluded the Arcade
ae Empre) Billiard Saloon, school for the teaching of
Billiards, and order best talent
msnt he has engaged Mr.. BUST, commonly known AN
DREW under whose in JUNCTION VITA that of the
Undersigned the school will be conducted As heretofore the
wishes Of visitors will be carefully considered, and pains
spared render this Saloon fully worthy the high
ionable reputation it has acquired.
MiCHAEL PHELAN, Proprietor of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-25

GUNNER RESORT.-The ubscrber would respectfully
- announce to those wishing enjoy fine
London Harbor and surrounding country that he furnish
them with pleasant airy the situation known
Stone House Bank within five minutes walk of the
Steamboat wharf
As Summer resort where all kinds of sea-ood both shell
and other fish, besides the of bathing
this place is probably unequalled.
Visiters from abroad accommodated with the besof
and at moderate charges. HENRY HUGHES.
New London, June l. 1847. my3l BOT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

Ncv. q. isl7nlm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08


TIME undersigned have jusi returned f.cm the
I Eastern markets With anew and splendid
assortmeat of FALKLAND WINTER GOODS in
their line which they stermine sell ii lower
rates than any other establishment Il Harpcrs Fer
NJ or in jefferson Ccdnty. VIZ
Bsssk clatls- French, English and American
Dress Cloths, a prizes As follows. rizs d 25e.
BfHs Calls English and Americas Dress
Cloths. as follows viz ? 50. Ss5 4.00 500, s .0o
90 and s, 90 per wand
Rrecn Ciafas- English and American Drcss
Cloths as follows isso rs, 500 81 % and ., 90
PER yard
Isrisibk Gnnu C1asis English and American
Dress Cloths As follows $50. $50, 80, $50,
$50 and 100 per yard u
Epsarer Cfesks-English and American Over
Coat Cloths as follows, viz Plain, Blue, Black,
Brown and invisible Green and Drab, at the
following prices viz 400, :. 80. 800 90, 80
and 500spcI yard
l>ilo[C iotks-American and other Pilot Cloths
as follows, viz: IS etsIs 100. $50, 2o0and 2 80
per yard.
Biaek and Bise Cassimeres- French English
and American CassimeFes as follows. viz: 90,
%, 1s50 1.75. 400 a25, ? 80, :, 70 and 800 per
yard
Fanes Csssimeres4-A large assortment Of
French, English and American CaSsimcres as
follows, viz: 81 IL 50and % cts, 90 %. so
70, 400 235, 2 50, 2i75, 800 and }, 50lper yard
Iireed CaSsimefys fer C8ass-E.nglish and
American Tweesls forF sack or business Goats 81
various cplors, at prices as follows. viz: TO- 90
IS, 81 l-2ct and /. 90 per yard.
FeStiRgs aad Hsirtis French English and
American, a great variety, of various patterns
and al prices iroin % cts to $500 per pattern.
Slstiaets--Blne, Black, light grey, dark grey
gold mixed, plaid and striped from 81 IA chs. Il
81 p cts, per yard
Ctoakiags--A great variety both incolors and
qualities, which cannot fail to please
AemHaHts.-Ne have large assortment o.
Cloths & Casshnercs many of them large enough
for pants and roundabouts for half grown boys
and beautiful patterns which we will sell yer,
Ieheap.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
Choicest OYSTERS in Market.

HAVING made the most ample arrangements,
II the undersigned will be always able 10
serve up at his residence in all their purity, the
choicest Oysters that the Baltimore Market az
fords lie hopes BY serving his patrons with e
dciity, to seelre their continued calls as he will
serve up none other than the most luscious; those
which will be sure tosecure the iorco the epicure
II neafness and cleanliness can secure the good
favor OF the public he win endeayorto merit their
custom. The best evidence that his efforts are
appreciated by discerning public, is The large
patronage heretofore extended 10 him. Call and
try for yourselves if Won have any doubt on the
subject. GEORGE B. MONROE. y
Oct p. 1917
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

FEB. Is, 1917
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
Hancc's Sarsaparilla. or
Blood Pills.

VXTHATi is that principle which We call the
" blood,
The bleed is that principlefby which the
whole system is regulated. Therefore, if the
blood becomes impure, a general arrangement
Of the system must ensue and give rise 10
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Dyspepsia, sDropsy,
Headache, Fnlness Of Blood, Bilious, Scarlet,
Typhoid and TYphus Feveis Of all kinds, Indi.
gestion, Weakness of Stomach, Rheumatism
Rheumatic Affection, Nervous Affections, Liver
Complaint, Asthma, Pleurisy, In6ammation of
'theS Lungs, Lew Spirits, Fits, MeaseIs, Small
Pox, Whooping Cough, Group, Sore Eyes, In
ward Weakness, worms, Qulazy, Bronchitis,
Cholic, Diseniery, Gravel, Salt Rheum, Deaf
ness and other affections of the ear, ST. Antho.
Dy's Fire, Scfofuls or Kings Evil, Ulcers, White
Swellings, Tnmor, Biles, Suppressed Monthly
Discharges snd Female Complaints 10 general, !.
Eruptions OF the Skin, Habitual Eostiveness and
all disease depending on disordered and dis.
eased state Of the blood, or suspension Of the
healthy secfetions.
Therefore on The FIRST appearance Of any OF
these Symptoms. Hance's SarsaParilia, or blood
Pills. should be procured and used according 10
the directions. Price 25 cents per box of 6f,yl
pills. OF Eve boxes for one dollar,
For sals BY SETH HANCE, Corner Of
Charles aud Pratt streets, sndsIOs
Baltimore street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

rTyHE hopss of he Amsficap Agen,s are far
i more than realised, ~ he snecoss Of DR..
liz ROY'S YEGETABLEUN IVERSAEEiLLS
% This side of the Atlantis. Never did mad
scine spring into such i'm medialo populatily.--
% less Than three months kfenFxF rnousANn
saxEs havs been disposed %; and esrsiRcaiss
|ef eures performed hy them rsceiged IRON MP,
Wayds Of roua nuSDaEp perscrs. The cures
embraced great number 81 diseaseas but
those which predominated were Eilious Fever.
Cholic. Habiiual Costiseness. DyssentaFy. Loss
lnf Appetite. Eialulenee, Worms, md Lowness
81 Spirits. All persons who take them agfee
thai they are far superior % every other msdi-
leine they bad used, 10 The mildness. ihe energy.
and the efficacy of their action Tor though
they produce neither Z, ire on na,ssea thew lot
upon the secretiens with great &isteiasss force,
and rapidifg; and ~ i pnrgaiise leave nothing
20 Be dssired. But THAR great peculiar excel.
lence, and that which Distinguishes them fiom
all other purgaliyes Is, that their operaiiea Is
fsl,o,ctd By no rsaciian. Theifunrivalled pGfi.
/ fsing aud purgatiye properties, for which they
are indebted 10 the essence 81 Sarssparills and
other ingredients, being conlrolled By their
highly tonic virtues. derived from the extract
Of Wild Cherry they do not sfrain ne aigsssips
osgans info aeiion. Is the mode Of older calAar-
Tics, but on the contrary Strengthen them into &C.
tioR Thus all ether pargstive medicines pro-
daee more - less subsequent eosiissness, and
si,sggishasss Of ne gastfie jaice. while Dr. lie
Rov's Pills isare az ihe machinery ef tie sysitm
faR e IJe and aeiiriiy, ana ihe belesis epsa and
na,arets
4 The AQeticsn Agents would confidently add,
EihatthseArial of single box is 81. thar IS re-.
'lqlired toasbtain from sny person the acknow-
Elsdsmen, that DR., LIE RoY'S VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS are not only deserving Of
the enconiums which have been so lberally
and unanimously showeted on them on both
sides &C the Atlantic, but that thsirisirlues are
beyond all praise. tt
For sale BY s li##4
1 .JohaP. Rro,cn,
/ Charlestossn.
Jos. G. Hays,
HarPas.Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
Fall and Winter Fashions.

III III. KlNNINGHIAM has just received
~ .lrom Philadelphia; The fashions fully ex-
planned and illustrated, 80 that he can eut in the
most fashionable and tasteful manner all gar
ments entrusted 10 him. Having hadconsiderable
experience, and advantages interior To no one in
the County, he feels dcgree OF confidence in so
liciting liberal share OF the custom OF the Town
and vicinity -pledging himselfto execute all his
energies to please the public taste. And unconz
ditionally warrants every garment cut BY him TO
it Give me trial
n. ID. All kinds of country produce taken in
payment for work. Corn, Wheat or Flour would
not be refused. ]. I'll. X
Sept. -. ISIT-3m. S0irI conn
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SAX years experience has proved that for
- the cure Of coughs, colds, csnsum ptions,
asthma, splitting or blood, pain and oppression
Of the Breast, there isnothiBg equal 10 Haace's
Compound Syrup Of Hoa'hound.
This medicine has now been~in use for six
years, during " hich tins there has been . con-
slant demand for il, aud lie popularity instead
Of declining, has been always len the increase.
During this lime1 many new medicines have
sprung up for The cure Of The above complsiDIs,
some Of which lasted only a few months, and
others net as long but Hance's Syrup has
steadily gonc Oh gaining favor with all classes
Of society uatif ii has now become ideDli6ed BY
many fsmififs as
REGULAR FAMILY MEDICINE.
To those who have never used The Com
pound Syrup "a Horeheund, Mis- notice is par
ticuiarly directed 70. as 10 those Who have once
experienced iss peculiarly h4ppY5etIects, any
praise Of is msrits would be supeffluous.
Price 50 Cents per bottle, or s bsIsles for
Albemsrle street, near Wiki.
Price 50 Giants per bottle. Or six bottles for
$3.50. O. Prepared and sold by SETH S.
HANCE, los Baliim0re street, aud corner Of
Charles & Pratt els. For sale also BY
THOMAS M. FLINT.
Charie,fottn
JOSEPH ENTLER.
Shephsrdsso1cn
A. ~. CRIDLER.
HuTers Ferry and
DORSEY & BOWLY. 4
Jan ~ 1871. Hjnchssier
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08

-H. :, Nv Is NJ LTE9T W I1HIpeISTFfTfy.
the State. 3
Jan. 81, fa47-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
Ready-Made Clothing.

A large and extensive assortment, such as
Over Coats, Frock Goats, Body CENTS, Sack
Goats, from + 50to $1,000; Pants amid Vests for
winter wear from Is cts 10 $500; Rahndabouis,
Shirts, Drawers, Cadyats, pocket handkerchief,
Comforts Stocks SnSPenderS, BosonF, Cioaks,
Tapes, Domestic and LaAbswool Socks, and in
short every article usually kept in genIlemans'
furnishing store To conclude, We fcsPectfuIIy
ask call from the public, and we pledge our
selves not to be undersold BY jew or Gentle.
STEPHENS & WELLS !
n. b. We havc also received the r. ALL AND
WINTER FASHIONS, and are prepared 10
make up garments at the shortest notice and in
the most approved style. y. q w.
Harners- Ferry Or n 1917
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
BOARDING SCHOOL
n WILLOW HILL, one mile from
Kerneysuille Depot, left Co. Va. /
Rrv. J.L. FRARY. PetycIra1

REv, J. L. FRARY, PRncrrAL.
H1HE ~ Term of this schoofiwill commence
Il On Monday, August 304ASIT
A Limited number nj Boarders viii he received
who will DC treated, in all respects, as members OF
the family. Twill he the aim ofthc Principal 10
educate the conscience and elevate The morals, as
well as 10 secure intellectual progress The 10
carton of the School is highly favorable to health
and morals.
For Board, Tuition, &c. the charges will lie
SG0per session--excep; where two come from The
same family, in which case S50will be changed.
For tuition alone, the charges1tEill lie from 3 to
six dollars per quarter, according 70 the branches
pursued.
Willow Hill, Jefferson Co, Val
April g. lSf1-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
[Il; ysi;sIys{yK
Gus

-. ia tf7 I. Il u
.1tNh uuhuuNS FILLS are tiuly the sick
mans ,t.end, ~ traveller or Family should
ne Wiulou' thsm. iheLr Timely administration will
preNens mueh pain and sptfefing, and save many
sal l,.s'D ' ,,,s #
insse US we're compounded BY Dr.. Gordon az
3. years 2, mns snd careful observation upon the
ns'u'e o. uiHervNt medicines. sndsiheefcct which
es Pta'ues upon Inherent constitutions III yarioua
,or'hs o. u.tesse. Ihey have been Extensively used
ey some o. our most eminent phy sicians, and by
many psva'e ls'n'i'es ior several years rnd such
INV o !. .s ssaeuen which hey have given,
way = ''y oei'eved thht the vegetable king dom
does not furnish any naefislsior apurga.iye incdi-
M sa s 4, ior general asc those Of
M,hcn shsse p'iisare composed. They do not cons
.s'n Csionel, Mercirs RI any mineral preparation,
oa, sre eompassa entirely n concentrated vegetable
be CerfaA, Safe. aud Easy III fdeir obsra.ioq,-
snpusa y oe The stomssb and bowels cons
~, .oa. s"u ssr'd n'i'ou' maiter showing great
"eSsss"1 ~. PursauVe meuieme.
1, rs 10 noi require particular attention to
n,e. - :, nS anu may ee taken a all times when
ix1o Axe sola nou' 'he lear q increased iiab'li
oy many met Fevers and IN fact, al
and other outlets s! G.,' e G. !. &:
blood, renders i uni. for The nourishmen and sup
9os e r. asrsa, parts If as body
seakcst is mos, easily alfsc,e,l go" H"'sn =
The Bowel. being lie principal channel through
NI',s.s gse5l portion ot te impurities Of The ass
beprsias on hen, ie ma fs,sea ns, sh.essr act
And as the Bowels are tic most piFec,ual snd y
fae', almost The only Wy by which general inn
res.oo osh ee m.as apon ne . psrfesi
Viii s. sarss % i ], na nearly ~ disease.
Il ssllsd p ,e o. p%[gase medicines u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
Looking Glass Depot.

.GAMSON CARISS, No. 1873 and 40 Balti
~ more Street. informs his friends and the pub
lie. that he has on hand an abundant supply of
French and German Plates of every size, and of
very best quality and thai he manufactures
FRAMES, and does every kind of GLIDING
in the best manner, According 10 the most modern
and approved style. He respectfully invites the
public 10 examine his establishment, and work
now ready for delivery, which for workmanship,
elegance and STYLE cannot be excelled in this or
any. other country.
He will manufacture and dispose Of all arti-
cles in his line at the very lowest prices, and re-
spectfully solicits continuance of the liberal pa
tronage heretofore received
Baltimore Oct g. 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
Virginia. 10 wit:

IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery, for ghc County Of Jefferson, October
27lh, 1877:
JAMES C'9alstt, George Rye,s damiaiarator af ~
sepA .Sstia, drcaSd end llIeaAt IEeaSrH, La
leeator Of .Jaso6 II. ttaaast, deceased,
PLAINTIFFS,
~ GATS.ST'
Jim r. C;etaS, Errcator Of .Iaeab croasl deeeas-
caI BIeEa.f4 gpkas, Ellcn Cretri, Hsry Lictif-
tter, ITpg Iaae kis nlts. .Jise9 Csgf4. lIe4a !
Gr0sl P{iisr Cferla.Iata Cfuri .11@Pl tsolri,
(kasiadltf IitlSitas, ISqae aItSss and I'alig his
Nif, 3lLsf'ia Sip, .J3ka SagRcr, III aAd IL
ia hsp51, Hihiaa lsietafa. Jea4 A. hs;etard
and Airy C1asa& BErrs,,
~ CHtNcERY.
FENIE ca1ist coming on to be heard this 9Th
il dag Of October 1877, was argued Ay ceun--
sel--apon consideration whereof il is decrecd
and ordered, thai Robert Worlhngton, Com
of this Court, do ascertain and report
what real estate the Testator, Jacob Crowl, died
seized Of, Whether the Executor has sold any
and what part remains unseld and the value and
annexed value thtreoG--Also, the outstanding
debts due by the Testatof, Jacob crowl, deeeas-
ed, their nature aud digniiy--and report the
samello the Court, with any matter specially
stated deemed pertinent BY himself or required
by either Of the parties. ACopyLTesta,
ROBERT +. BROWN, Geek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
Fresh Oysters.

TNHE undersigned having erected room adj.
IL joining his Confectionery Store for the &C.
communication of the public, viii serve them with
OYSTERS in EVERY VARIETY in superi.
or style. He receives his Oysters daily.-conse-
quently they will be fresh. He will supply Ia
miles by the Can or otherwise All he asks is a
call from the public and they can Judge for them
selves ]. r. BLESSING.
Charlestown. Oct. 20, 1si7-tC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-12-08
CoMMissIoNERs OrFIcg,
Il .DAcemher Isl 1917

TIME parties to the aforementioned suit, and
II the creditors of Conrad Billmyer, deceased
are hereby required 70 appear before me, at my
Office in Charlestown Jefferson county, Virgin
ia. On Wednesday taf 5a day III january 1878 al
10 o'clock, A. M, with their vouchers and other
evidence, to enable me % execute the decree, nom
which the above is IN extract
EDWARD 4. COOKE, Comm. Il