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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

Wnar n osrs-The existing military
and naval force If Great Britain costs
ss6,OO0,O0O per year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

The DocroR CEor-It appears from
the published catalogues Of most 81 the
medical schools in the United States for
the sessions Of 1867, thAt there arc now
4,l92 students and | ,iss graduates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29
Coal Stoves.

THE attention Of those in want Of COAL
Il STOVES is invited to the improved kind
that Is now being manufactured at the Harpers-
Ferry Boundary, which consists of five different
sizes, suitable for Offices, Shops Stores, Church
es, &c. Also on hand, Hot-Air Cooking. SORES,
which win be delivered and set mp in any section
of the country they may be wanted
WANTED--A large quantity ofOld copper
and Brass and old Cast and Wrought Ironighich
win be taken in exchange, at the highest price
for any thing in my line.
HUGH GILLEEN.E
Harpers-Ferry. Nov, 1915, =
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FINDER the authority Of decree OF he Cir
~ cult Superior Courf Of Law and Chtneery,
Sd day OF November, 1647, IN a cause descending
therein between Rachel Locks Admir-, FpIaintiff
and Elijah Locks devisee, defendant, the under
signed as Commissioner, viii offer for sale, at
public auction, before the Markei-honse, in
Chariestown, on Friday kAs liza dayef FstrHd7y
nr,a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

CtANDLES.-Mould and Dipped Candles;
~ Adamantine do, for sale BY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29
Valuable Town Property

ar CkafIest3Wn, Jefferson Co., "
Nor. 10. 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

NEW BACON. ] 600 pounds new Bacon
IN Hams 900 pounds Sides and Shoulders,
old, for sale u Y0UNGS
Dec g. Assaeg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-01-29

tCO0K STOVE-Atwooi's Empire Cook
~ ing Stove, the best now in use also, a mid
ne sized Plate Stove, for sale low.
Dec. - TH0s RAwLINs. :
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

KINGSTON, JAM Sept. 20.-Flour-In our last
noticed that prices were tending downwards As low
a. 30s. had been accepted for New Orleans aud 32s
for Baltimore while Alexandria and Georgetown had
been disposed of in lots at $751; and for lot Of $50
bills to arrive in the Glamorgan from Baltimore SIS
accepted. After the sailing of the last steaune
the prices ranged as follows New Orleaps 80 3Is
Baltimore, 80 33s Georg town 35s On the arrv al
of the home packet, which brought the Of the
potato disease having again broken out In Irea
some little excitement occurred In the flour market,
and holders of Baltimore and Nav Orleans
asking from 2 to 4s advance on the above prices We
have not however heard Of any sales at these rates
Meal-Saes Of 200 bbls Georgetown at 1Ss The stock
Is light Bread-The stock Is enormous and 1t Is ex-
tremey difficult to effect sales owing principally to
the inability Of the laborers to purchase the want Of
employ ment compelling them to subsist the pro.
navy and pilot have been made at 13s per Dbl. The
pilot and 13s for navy Butter-rhe stock Of nited
States and Of Nova Scotisn is heavy Ir,h Is moved
at 1lId. per h., but only In very small quantities
8a sgd and Cd have been obtained for the United
States. in small lots Nova Scotian may be quoted at
Sd The last mentioned desert ption is much COM
planned Of as having been put up with too much salt
Lard-A small parcel OF very superior quality brought
I'd per ID. There is not any In market but what
is soft and inferior. Prime is wanted aud would
mapd7isd. per Id. Candes-Soft are dull at q 71sd
There Ia only light stock OF good quality. Pork
American prime rumps have been placed at COS Dbl
prime at Cos and at 70s per Dbl There Is
nothing TO report in Irish Hams American, Of supe-
ror quality have been cold In small lots at TK per h.
Cheese-Double Gloucester Is worth Id AMI Amefi-
can 3d.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BosToN, October 26-2 PM.-Flour The Euro
pas advices will probably exert unfsvorabe
influence on prices. No sales, to our knowledge,
have yet been made at any reduction; and we l.
nue to quote the current rate from stores Gene
see S5 rs SIS 81, Western brands SIS SO SIS rs per
Dbl Grain-No change Yellow Corn II $780,, and
white sc 67c per bushel but not much doing in the
latter Steamers advi,es as favorable as before
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr, Oct. 26.-At market
400 beef CATTLE 400 and calves; 600 hogs and
5000 sheep and lambs. PricesBeev al sold within
the range Of 81 so to Sc 37n the 100 lbs including
GOO tead taken to New York Cows and calves in de-
mand aud sales mostly at So to $40 for dry SIS
TO S25 for springers and $50 to S38 for fresh
Hogs all sold at 81 rs to So so the 100 lbs Sheep aud
Lsmbs-Sales ranged at 81 to SO each for sheep aud
81 SO to SO so for lambs, rs In quality. Hay-No
change 10 mention-the sales Of good Timothy were
generally at 40 to 80 the cwt and straw at 50 30 to 81
the 100 bundles.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. n, 1913,

| BALTIMORE, Oct. n, 1873
| TVhig Mass Meefing-Coi Hamfru,nk and Gen.
7hylor-Ihe Ravels-7he V,enno,se-T theatrical
Movements, &c.
The wing mass meeting at Monument Square,
last night, was large and enthusiastically attended
and did not adjourn until nearly midnight Ad-
dresses were delivered by Senator Pearse, VIM.
Cost Johnson, and Colonel Humtramk, of Virgil
MA The speech of the latter was listened to with
thrilling interest. In his youth he had fought un-
der Gen. Taylor as a volunteer IN the engagement
at Rock River, which saved the then infant city
of st. Louis from pillage ; was with HIM in the
Florida war, and held command IN the gallant
band with which he achieved his memorable VIC
tories on the Rio Grande. He spoke of him as
his old commander and friend, and described his
eminent qualifications, his habits of deep study
and patient Investigation until the enthusiasm Of
the assembage knew no bounds. He told them
also that revolution was progressing In Virginia,
from which he anticipated the most glorious poll
teal results.
The Ravels are drawing splendid houses at the
Holiday street Theatre. Their performances are
undoubtedly very fine.
An opera company, with Mr.. Brough, Mr..
Manvers and Miss BRENT, as the principal actors,
is doing up the operates at the Museum. They
have good houses.
The Front street has been put in prime order.
and opens on Monday evening next, with the
vennoise Children, under ITS old and popular
manager, Mr.. Burton. They are to be followed.
| learn, by Mr.. Macready.
Mr.. Owens, the popular comedian, has pur-
chased the Toward Atheneum, and is preparing
to open II with a good company. He has an un-
bounded popularity in Baltimore, and will doubt
less do well.
DR.. Collier has been here, endeavorlng to pro-
cure an establishment to exhibit his naked
women in, but has so far been unsuccessful.
1t is also said that Mr. Peale, of Philadelphia,
intends brlnRlng Peale's Museum here, and Ia
eating it IN Washington Hall.
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HARRISBURG, Oct. 25, 1913.
The Presidential Campaign.

AHe fTfStueHtU CuWVdtg"'
There has come down upon us to-day the warm
and the soft atmosphere of June. The broad and
shallow Susquehanna and Its islands, the distant
mountains in their fading autumnal drapery, and
the intervening hills, make up an interesting sub
ject for the andscaper, and quite as interesting to
the practical spectator who looks for the capacity
of the soil, and the raw materials that arc
excavated from the hill sides, those elements that
to go to sustain an active people in bread and en-
ployment.
A good many years ago, when Daniel Webster
made his free trade speeches TO the farmers
New York, at Rochester, on the night of their fes-
tival to the committees of the State Society, he
took occasion to say that excepting the island o {
Great Britain, there was no State of an equal area
to Pennsylvania, which the world could exhibit
possessed of the same elements of wealth, the
same raw materials for agriculture, manufactures,
and commerce. as the keystone State Just so.
How Will the silver mines OF Mexico compare with
the iron deposites Of this commonwealth; and how
insignificant are all the gold and diamond wash
Ings OF South America, contrasted with the coal
beds OF Munich Chunk. and the region round about
II to say nothing of the bituminous strata STICK
ing out on both sides OF the river, all along the
hills of the Monongahea
More recently, in his first cool acauiescence 10
the Philadelphia nomination, Mr.. Webster gave
fit TO be made" pleading, however, the plea Of q
choice between three evils as the only alternative
of the great wing party OF Massachusetts. Since
then. Mr.. Webster and thousands of others have
come to The decision that the election of Gen
TAYLOR would be the election of wing, and the
maintenance of wing principles; and the illustra-
TONS afforded in the recent elections OF the in.
cressIng and steadily absorbing popularity OF
Gen. Taylor, have brought the wings from state
of fngid indifference 20 a most enthusiastic sup
port of his claims upon the party.
But, from the beginning, the name OF General
Taylor was well received in this State. AS
Northern man, and as the cheftaln OF the Penn
sylvan,a volunteers, IN the glorious marc, from
Vers Cruz to Mexico, General Scott would have
been more available candidate in this Common
wealth. and perhaps in all the North; but, from the
beginning, the wings OF Pennsylvania believed that
Gen. Taylor was preferable TO Mr. Clay on the
score Of availability among the sturdy Germans
OF this great sovereignty The elections that have
since come of, North and South, and the late.
wsllcontested contest, resulting IN the election ct
Johnston, az Governor, have gwen to the wings OF
Pennsylvania a confidence and an enthusiasm
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season last year, were as follows


There small receipts Of flour and grain N
December In addition TO the above.
Thee receipts of -four added to therecspts up to the
close of the third week in October made the
for the season. 39i517s bbs. Should there be hand
increase for the remainder of this year In the re-
cepts for the period last, there will still be q
great deficiency in the aggregate There will not,
however, be that deficiency in tolls collected the
canals Of this State which the falling of In the
oepts Of breadstufs generally would indicate as.there
has been very great increase in the receipts of othor
articles of produce, particularly provisions.
The following table shows the amount OF tolls re.
oeived on all the New York State Canals In each Of
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the following years during the third week la October
and the total up to the 22d Of October =


Thefncease OF the third week over 1S47 was S2 6l8
49, and the total decrease up to the 22d Of October
was $42s,071 g.
The weather looks favorable for lsugthened navi-
cation this season. and in the event OF It's continuing
late last year. and increase In the weekly re-
ceipts anything like the above is realized, than
e-hak Of the present deficiency In tolls will be
wiped out. The aggregate tolls for the year 1S4s will
amount, in round numbers to about three millions OF
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.
Nc -Ilc- Oh I'M No,

BALTIMORE Oct. 6-It27 g. 100 Maryland Quarterly SIS 3d.
400 Baltimore 1850 97 s Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dividend Bonds, 70%; shares Patapsco Bank, l7k
PHILADELPHIA, Oct N-Fyrst board 500 LII Cl Scrip 8l
$1,000 Treasury 6p O. l0SlS $50 J Copper III S2WO s
6s 49, los; $500 State &c. 73 $500 do 75 5000 do 1915
$1,000 Treasury Notes 1885, $500 Sc rs s5wa 1906 $50
6s loo Reading 1877 50 do 1879; $500 Leheh scrip
6lI; $1,000 Treasury Notes i,3
BOSTON, Oct 2l0 shares Vermont and Mass Railroa1 46
s? do Western Railroad 99n do Boston and Worcester
1864 do Fall River do 81 Second Board3 shares Western
Railroad 99% rs do Reading do 1914 B 50 do East Boston
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The receipts Of -four to the 22d of October this
year have been about less than for the cor
responding period last and there has been about the
same falling of in the receipts Of wheat. There lie
large amount Of produce in the interior to come for
ward, and have doubt but that between this and
the close of navigation the receipts will exceed those
of any previous year.
The receipts at tide water for the remainder of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-28
q 400 REwARp-oRosss SPECIFIC MIXTURE FOR

UcOO the gonorrhGa. OF all remedies disco
complaint this ia the cetsin makes
without the least diet
drink exposure change application to business The pro-
por cha nges single instance Of gonorrh@a to 10
brought which the mix will not under forfeiture Of $500
cured in days Sold by DR.. JOHNSON, at N3
Chambers Granite Buildinga
SANDS. 100 Fulton. sf Wui am street
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=. .l,O22,s l,o7l.s5O 3,2l2,697

BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity of the
latter left at tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period of last year, shows decrease
equal to ], 1881, 1906 bbls of -four.
The receipts Of barley up to the close Of the third
week in October during the present year, compared
with the corresponding period in 1s4 show decrease
of 57s bushels and from the LIST of September to
the ed of October inclusive compared with the
period in 1s47, an increase of 116 $50 bushels.
The following table shows the quantities Of some Of
the principle articles of produce left at tide water from
the commencement Of navigation to the 22d of Octo-
ber inclusive, during the years lS4G Goo dsysD 1s47
,Q75 days) and 1S4s, Q75 days. =
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vTvBIRD COkGREssIONAL DIsrRIcr-AT MEETING
q whi,s voTabe to fr regular nominations held Dun
Willie called e The chair and James Holden app
%oa s % IL q to s meeting fully
hssoysd That tn ed a. the meeting were
doDrs q tho friends convention were s conn
Of thee and ends .n I
district Therefore. the meeting unanimously
they d &c. attempts to destroy fair
ss Of the % and fitness
Ih, no seh be-s allowed blythe friends
mode tSrusus him upon the dso being exercised ia d
gard of SSs and right and 70 the of
as That Gs nahGasy Be and hereby Is MONT
Compression District for whom we pledge our united Sres
and Tor whose election viii ali and honorable
the this district We confidently claim for him. and sS
right decided in their preferences FREQ expression
Of all classes Free Soil and aree exercise of all the rights
ComIiss Of Vigilance lyho.e names viii be published
seedlings signed y published daily pa pa
JAMES II. HOLDEN. Secretary.
WANTED BY RES ECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. A
w situation Plain Cook. Washer and Ironer
general house work Of SINAI. private family Good city refe
WANTED-BY A REsPEcTABLE GIRJ. A SITUATION;
can do plain Cooking il good Washer and Irone
call at No 80 Rvington street in the second floor
WANTED TO PURCH ASE-A FARM OF FROM FIFTEEN
W TO hundred with respectable
on it. within from two to twenty mes of the city. The
Objected to- Application TO be made im daey stating par.
Exchange Coarandt and Washington
BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN-A
- Room, with eskast and Tea in private family.
French occup, house with the modern
References gwen required Terms must be moderate
address stating location. &c. Merchant Herald Office.
BOARD WANTED IN PRIVATE FAMILY, BY
- gentleman and wife, The gentleman will be absent (except
evenings and Sunda, ST. The location market
street. and apartments furnished Please addrers r.
Nngsra foot market street. stating location and terms.
&S00 TO $1,000 WANTED, AND NAN OF Blu 81
management OF travelling business for professional man.
whose duties conne him Mt hme 1t highly respectable
will yield profit of SS0OO $1,000 in few months Address
SefHed, this office.
WANTED-THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE OR FOUR
W five within fifteen minutes walk Of
tel rent not exceed hundred and fifty dollars
CTOLEN-FROM MESSRS WOOD ERRINGER PTIILA-
~ depha Note drawn by c. Townsend Co.. endorsed
by Mr. Joel Cedbury hundred dollars
90 cents at months from June 81 18S Payment
stopped.
T OST-YESTERDAY (FRIDAY,) A HEAVY GOLD PEN
- Gil with small watch key in Of hand
atathe TO it, The finder will confer receive
liberal reward by returning the to w. OKes office 80
Wall street.
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TWO EXHIBITIONS--GRAND COMBINATION OF HAM
ngtons Sacred Dioamas of the Creaonof the World and
the Grand Spectacle Of the pelugo As twenty magnificent
Scrptura antn by Mr. Baker, Of London each contain
Ing about lo feet Of whole comprising
the most beautiful and interesting exhibited in
Eapuon from Parads Death Abel Evening before the 20
dom and Gomorh Daughter Of Pharaoh Finding Moses The
Seventh Plague Of Pharaohs Host Moses Breaking
the Tables Fall Of tho Walls of Jericho Joshua Commanding
Sun to Stand Still &C. sisht this week.
O'clock ut the splendid Hail. s96 Broadway Stoppans
Baths. HANINGTONS entirely Grand Scrptural Do
YorkCreaton of the World and the Duge assisted by
full Six Days Of the CREATION
tho Second Dry Land Heritage and Flowers Third Day
Sun Moon and Stars Fourth Day Creation of Fish Fowl
Filth Day Creation Of Animals Sixth Day Garden Of Eden
Adam and Eve With the completion Of the abors of the Cre
ton the Of the exhibition closes Part2Grand Dor
Of the Deluee Tickets cen.s children half price, Doors
at curtain rises Mt TX o'clock.
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C1RICTURE-ITS NATURE SYMPTOMS, CONSEQUENT.
~ the remedies and recipes mode Of detecting add only
permanent No the work need long be
bed with structures Fifth edition, S pp Price 81 May be
had Of tie author IS Greenwich street. by post mailed free
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VVABERNACLE-GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
by the celebrated Germania Musical Society Of
twenty four performers will give their last Concert
their departure for Havana the Tabernacle
ming October 18th, which occasion will be
attractive pograu methe selected from the
matters Musical Director c. epschow; Of the Company
H. Reich ProgrammeIPart Grand, March 9; Lenschow
Overturela Muette de Portc Auber Foten Waltz Lannr
Finale from Lucia d Lammermoor Donzetti 0verture-Ro
dN vetot Adam. Part Spohr; Vara.
tons from bohemian Melodies Atrbane Shuze
Elisian POLK G. Iensehow Finae-La sonnambua B'llni
The Musical Telegraph Potpourr Strauss
Tickets TO be had at the sorep
the evening Of the concert Doors open
meme at & o'cl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-28

n DOR OF MISUNDERSTANDING MEN ARE COMING
~ to the Tennessee Land Once liz Broadway. New York.
buying land Of the first class and in the very
less than price, and credit Improve
the opportunity While 1t lasts. ARNOLD BUFFUM 4 CO.
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nR. JEFFRIgy ANTlD0TE Is THE MOST EFFECTUAL
~ preparation sold for GonorrbGa and other disorders Of the
Sexual Organs Long has proved that IL will rad
cay any II esrsbe result is obtained in from
two to ten days and neither oends the
pane and renders deviation in diet or inter
rupon TO usual pursuits sound sleep healthy digest the
nuisance is thus removed speedily consistent with the
production of thorough and cure LIS nsreden
y vegetable Injurious effect either constitu
onay locally be caused by It's Price 81 bottle
Sole Agent for this city C. H. RING z Broadway John
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WEUNDERSTAND SHOOTING MATCH WILL TAKE
place at Mr. Louis Bech ers splendid establishment vaux
hall Gard Hosoken Monday, 9th November lS4S TIL,
friends Of sport will find something by shooting bird
made OF wood, on q pole 30 feet high, with rifles
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~ ROADWAY THEATRE. A. MARSHALL PRopRIr
B saturdsy evening October 2s will 10 comedy
caI.S LONDON Assn RANCg-Sir Bai court CourtIey NJ
RIar ark Hathaway Mr. vache; Charles Court:ey Er il
Shaw NJ Spanher Mr. Hadaway; Mark NEEDLE, Mr. PA
with the farp called the ARcADE-wigton Mr. Hadawsy
Ready M RAJ err Osack Mr. X. Shaw Longstan Mr. a. Aa
drews M. Sic d. Miss Hldretn Mis- Mosa Mrs Watts
Dress Circle and rquette 10 cents Family Circle oents
Gallery i2 eta D. ers opena 6h-peromanoe usnoe
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NOTICE-THE ROCKLAND CEMETERY.-NOTICE Is
hereby given that the appointment of Mr. Robert G. Ne
Agent for the sale Of Lots has revoked and the office
Of the Superintendent 40 Broadway of the
Is fall street. By direction Of the Board Of Trustees.
Fl. y. ALLEN. s ,cretary.
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. CoRBIrr, ~ DUANE sTREEY

MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. CORBIrr. ~ DUANE STREET
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Lenden
Of delicate dsesso No how lons
you ee ulcers upon the body
years. devoted to yenerea deases enables Dr. to the
form of this dease Recent cured In four
scarcely pain Those individuals who have INDUCED
tan loasoms habit positively be restored TO health
society NJ Strangers cautioned be deceived
Goblet has net Remember IL Duane