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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-15
ID will BE- perforrnad CIiEkRY AND FAIR ARNr,sr..

HAITIAN rnEAIIIll-SOLE PROPRIETOR AND LES
%e NJ y IS Chaursu.rhurstay Evening" June l5th, will
e aeed the bay ofPlIARRO-ola Mr A. Adams Fxarrs.
mr. airy hy,rl Mira G. Jones Cora Miss liire To eeu
ciuue win the drama, entitled CRIME AND REPENTANCE
Georne Granville Mr. IL p Grattan Michael Reeron Mr. Isl.
Mary Glsnsie Mrs c. Jones; Susan Smile Niles Doors
open al !Iefsrnneo 10 at u o'clock Boxes q
cents Pit l21s; Private Boxes, a5 " - ~ ~
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CP0TTEN STANLEY, CANDY AND L0ZENGE MANU-.
~ facurcrs No. lis BoweryCandy carefully packed In
boxes Of 90 & 90 and 100 pounds for tbs Southern and Western
an<kd in IL
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Al oTiCE.-THE HOLDERS on THE BONDS OF TIE
IN Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company due in 1880
Of sid bonds into Eeord stock q the eomrany bearing
be issued agrceaby 70 tbs
session PENNSYLVANIA Legislature will b.
Office Of John Thsyer Brother Boston. Charnley Whcclar
Philadelphia And s. JAuDON u Co, 6l Wall stree. Rev
Vol
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nR POWELL, oCULST. AuKIsT. Erc, ATTENDS pAI-
~ ~ dstG ~ rs Ego ani Ear az bis gurscry 20
way entrance WNfTor street Jnlt published sccond edi
on 81 Dr. foad saac Ne E,e, price 81 eents which
b. lad at k8 oa aEo a uigm ascting kys Foun
iasEs slp;ay n Aruhcssi ETas recently fnportcs.
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nN CLOVER IS CONSULTED At MS OFFICE DuRrss \
~ ne dag ana evening III fst and prosracted caaes
sctsre 4oa ana o. rns i which have proved OBJ
sdats D seams s errcrsncc Private his
eEoe rraush ere eay in so Am - Ills ExtrEet eoIava
clh.is extensively rsd y Physicians may ~ had
bic Sfore "a frarL va tnn.-frcs Al PER ton
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A DELPHI, CHATHAM SQUARE-UNTOWARD SUCCESS
IA OF the exey graceful and truly exciting Pictures Of
Acntc FAIRY Pyramids the revolving column by the ad
med Arab Girls and Tableau Of Cupid Psyoh
Mnsdort from Thomsons Seasonshe famous Ehopisns joe
Mics and j. Carter every night this weekNew Scenes in New
loIkThe great market dance and hgtMose by j. W.
Smith; Lie. with song, young Lady
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LiREWOEKs. PREV ORKs.--rBE LARGEST ASsORT
ia tho city and Of the best quality TO had the old
cia shed store ln Chatham, street.
sec0Ld door in Orange All tie goods and
70 any part q the city vicinity hee Of charge.
4. L. YULTEE-
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ID fDlNG WHIPS. RIDING GLOVES. PANS OPERA
IN NasseS ~ -lhEDEkiCh A. wOODNORTu 32s Bread
fps lc foslWay lhtfs has ~ Bavaria
ira harrc csrslt afi1ren Of Ladies Riding Whips Gold.
silver silver tt Nurulu-s Also Ladies riding Gloves
tGantse dAakzpnel White buf and Co1rd Opera Glasses
EXTENSIVE AL gsr ftf1enL Together With col
con u Bridal aourTg and Dress Fans u ho most beautiful
t.rrg ffna.
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RROADWAY THEATRE-lIR eco YANpENHorF,s RE.

II neht Dir Geo Nsndenh0d respectfully announces 10 hs
friends and the public that his Benefit viii place
BROADWAY THEATRE, this (lhurdny Evening June IA
~ when VIII be performed the tly comedy TOWN ANU
COUNTRY, twih powerful cast After Which, a CLASSIC
SCENE in which Mr. g. Vandenho, Apollo Will reee Col
Inns Ode The PASSIONS with que Illustrations II Ionr
Anger Love Jealousy Revenge To conclude Petite
comedy of THE LlAR-Youny Willing. Mr. g. vandenhoT
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II UDSON'S MAMrOTH PANORAMA OF THE OHIO AND
Ms vi Rivers open every evening at the Apolo Rooms
No. flO broadway This Panorama extent of O
feet Of canvass deneang of iio miles Of river
bordering different being far the ARREST
painting before executed Doors open at half past o'clock
The Panorama Will commence moving at o'clock Al
tsoon exhibitions will b. Wednesdays and Saturday.
enlllnencing az O'clock Ickets Is eents
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nII WHEELER OCULtsT, - GREENWICH STREET
~ dHvofes bis exclusive diseases on
aiHie srsey, Ofcc hours from A. NJ 70 ~ o'clock r. NJ
Pamphlet containing ELECTED by Dr. Wheeler
caa lc ad atuolsy hs residence the viii be
VARIED - any nRzns Application TO hm BY letter, post
plif.
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DAsYARDs AAHYOIE PANORAMA or TriE alssiS.
~ mpr PAINTED niies Of being Tho
us,t painting e he world It the PanorHma Building IN
dlJr ozccrtet Adsnon ~ children ha price Tbe Pa
viii commence moving at o'clock precisely After
srhihiLan Wtfpssd.v snd Saurd.y o'clock,
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n AST.UFF ILDIHINl, JLWEIKF. TIKE AKNs. nc.
~ Wanedladies Gentlemen wishing 20 thoir
peu1u effects cash, Will obtain full value for the b.
addressing tho subscriber through the r0schoe othsrwis.,
WHO will attend ;em at THAR residence BY appointment H.
LEVITT. wan slrnnt. New Notk.
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BROADWAY TiIEATRE-MR. BLAKE'S BENEFIT A
- CarlMr Blake respectfully to his friends and
the public that his Benefit will place Saturday evenn
june ~ When he will have the honor Of presenting for then
patronage, and for the hrst time this Theatre popular
American comedy by NrsAnna Cora Mowa entitled FASHION
which will be offered with powerful OF Characters, appro
pirate appointments, hc Other attractive
ments viii be duly announced ~ B.Box open.
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ssv York, Thursday, June Is, ys4s.
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M nnLINGy cARNINATIyE sYRuP-TnE GnEAr

- soucrn eiy dsrro cholera nfantum summer
cenfant q cdfsa dysens, and cholera morlus Sold by
CAS ~. RING, u J0hh street ard broadway. where
pamphlets te had with from the smi-
physicians and surgeons in the United states Amy
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V,uE SUPERINTENDENT MUSICAL COMPANY REspEC

4 SAILING MAlCHIoCo BE OFF fRoh TIE IlATcHED
"A Cottage arden. Jersey City, Thursday, the 10Th
slant 2ocock T. NJ sweep stakes The Winning Boat
entitled 10 the Prize which viii consist Of splendid Silver Cup,
aud tho money All boats exceeding - feet
enter day previous TO the day Of the by paying So
To the Dock directly Of
sail round Fort Diamond aud back Jersey City June Oh 1913
SAMUEL $. LYNCH.
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LAALNtF STREET THEATRE, fuiLADElTUiA.----
w THURSDAY evening June 10 will he performed 3rd time
Grand Romsnlie Ballet entitled LES DLUX R0SESJulano
Mons Nonplaisr Duo de Toreno Mons Gossi; Pascarc,
Mons coryi Giovanni, Mons Cornet Angelina, Mad Mon
plasir; Octsvs, Mile lulan; Mariana Mad Barthoomin.
Previous TO which. the MASTERS RiVALfeer Shack Mr.
Wheateyi Paul sha1k Chapman AsAte, Mr.. Beckett;
Lofty Miss c. Chapman; Mr. Aate Mira Thayer Friday
we'll benefit Of Mons aud mad. M0nplaisir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
POETRY.


II =.
o gi.s me = fond and faI.hfal h..rt.
~, a. !.eamin4 With lore = Z aower VIII H.
'n me. slanses which nothing but Love q
Ana those sofi. sentles .cseu,.. :, ,,,ss.a,-..
nave seen ose il dreams. Who ikrie|i nv 6,.s1.
tsM her saFm glance, heard her fnoi sT',s
Ase sounded Ike mnSicis most eru,,;-;ls 49, /
oh give me heart Ican eall ny own I - J.
iney tod me oc Fame, with is chaplst of p,.ise
M, pon.ea her temple an cleaning win iirht
DII gnl,enng and cold were those beaeti ,.s
Like the beaming Of stars On clesr e,a,s "A,
A.e watched the aspirants as onward they 80, Il
"l'n care IN their hearts, while lhef sifarrie,l
head, ~ she round my
But s'ili pay'd for hsart ! could can ny own.
Then the Phantom Of wealth cam vim, ,,I.,.
~ butterfly wings and luxurious Ain.
"a 4. e n w, ns eagie
But placed on his bosom my bard be, DO. SUI
And how cold were lis pulses 1'l neal' &c NAG
Ana f ri, nv u,,r blood grow sluggish and chill
As sighed lor heart could call my own.
Then an Angel, with sweet, fragrant wings, ioa,ed
Aud she smiled iii my heart almost busted With
bliss;
Aht The rays from her heart were revealed BY her
And her roce was AS sweet as maidens first KISS
But she boosted fame; she cleaned with no gpld
Her fond. loving heart was her portion alone; "a
And the wealth OF that heart was an empire thrice
For twas tfaught with rich love. and 'twas wholly
mine own
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
E0BS


The following table win show Il. a.
vhen Tie anew States" q hos - !.
claded in The 'Old Thirtesu' uer, 800
tied into tho Union
tsr1po4f originally was / p.rt & AZ.
or, tor N6E Hampshire. Isl III + "a
ed It. y and vas admitted into IN. Il n;',r
March Al 1871 ! = !
As'tuexy, fmniefly / bari q v;;.;;,.::.
a1mlsted INTO the Union, June /, l793
Tennessee, formed Of territory coded II
5ee United States by the Sfstes Of Nor,h
V !, i.,n admitted into the Union June i,
Ohso formed Q 1t Of part Of the tegr;to.v
rth,Arest &c IA isiio l.n;,taJ AZ
oHssfa'ad, formed out Of ~. - rs IN ~
territory ceded to the United States by,
sra rance received into the Union, April
!, Iseliaaa, formed a part Of the NV
territory, coded to the United States by
iirglnisi adrufs'sa ;atosthe Union. Dec
Mississippi, formed out Of part Of the
territory ceded to the United States BY
the State of South Garolina admitted in
to the Unien, Dec 10. 1917
nlsnois, formed part Of the North
western Territory admitted into the Y
Mon Dec, 8, 1918.
Alabama, formed out Of part of the
territory ceded to the u. :. by South Caro-
lima and Georgia; admitted into. the U
mon, Dec. IA, 1919
Maine, formed out Of part Of Massa
chusetts, admitted into the Union, March
| Is, 1920.
Missouri, formed out Of .part.of the ter
lritory ceded by France by treaty Of Apri
Isl, 1903; admitted into the Union, Aug.
1921.
Arkansas, formed part Of the same ter
ritory admitted june Is, 1896
/ Michigan, formed Of part Of the terri
tory ceded to the United States by Win
ginia admitted into the Union, june Il
i 1886.
i Florida, formed out of the territory c,
ded by Spain to the United States b
, treaty of Feb %, 1919, admitted Marc
Ia, 1S45.
Texas, an independent republic; a.
j United into the United States by joi'
resolution Of Congress, approved Marx
! l29, l845,
I Io,oa, admitted into the Union, Dec. 2
: 1876.
/ Wisconsin. An act was passed on 4
i Sd Of March, ls47, to admit this terrific
Il Unto the Union, upon condition that 7
D, people adopt the Constitution passed !
h cember l6, 1896 The Constitution v
70 rejected, Is.
I. 1sss5,ie&.i,1 4 EEK ri Bill repori
: government, passed the House Of Rem
: sentatiyes, Jan Is, 1S47; no final act
Is on the subject il the Senate.
: Mi,lcsota-Bill to establish 4 terr;tor
rs government passed the House. Feb,
n ls47 referred to Judiciary Committee
or the Senate, No farther action on the !,
ject. e - ma.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
bireinia Dress
LIFE INSURANCE..


/ contemplate life-assurance, (says an eminent
author, not as an interference ii any degree with
the course of Providence, which some rashly as
sumo it to be, but, an the contrary, taking adyan
tage of means kindly offered by Providence
for our benefit For consider on what il rests
That regularity in tie ratio Of mortality, without
which there could be no Life assurance, Is an
institution of divine wisdom, as clearly as any
other of the great arrangements Of nature.-
When we assume this as guide for certain
conduct, not in itself reprehensible, we do no
more than when we regulate journey by what
we knew beforehand of the season and the length
Of the day. If we knew from infallible signs
that there was to be failure Of grain crops five
years hence would il not be quite right to save
up corn against that time, and thus equalize the
/ evil over wider surface Now, if q Thousand
| persons know that certain number Of them viii
die next year, are they not to be at liberty to ac
4 upon that knowledge. and insure each other a
aainst calamities that might flow to their fami
lies, in the event Of their being leff without sum
cent property to protect them from evils ofpover
lltyl humbiy conceive that we are called upon
lby the most sacred considerations. to adopt sue
an expedient, seeing that il is attended BY n
practcal evils Of any. kind, but. on the contrar,
fahes Pany IN philadelphia, which Il in
perfectly solvent condition, Should mot ever
man Of limited means place at least a small i
surance on his life, so that in the event Of h
E death the partner of his bosom MIGHT bav
! something substantial to rely upon /? Sagacior
: business men in the city practise upon the prir
ciPie here laid down, and It would be wen 4
those IN the country to follow their example.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
IN MARKET

U1HE advertiser being about 70 embark in
II other business, is DESTROYS % disPoslng Of
his Stock of Goods on hand Inc iocaton =
decidedly one. OF the best country stands for q
Store in the county of Jefferson. Any one wish
ing to engage in the mercantile business can pro
cure a good stock, with store-hotse and dwell
ing attached, on reasonable terms. Applications
should be made early. Immedhte possession
will be given.
u Enquire efthe Printer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
This Week and Nexf.

THE subscriber will sell of ii greatly reduced
= prices in order TO close out. No respect
paid 70 cost nowi 50 grear bargains can be Ia.
He has still ieft = great many desirable Foods
such a. Black and Colored Silk, Alpacas. Cal.
Goes, Qinghams, Lawns, Silk and Cotton Stock
ines, Laees, Edgings, Frinees, Gloves. Carne,-
ing, &C, &C., all Of which mns be disposed If
at some price. aE. M.AISQUTTH
Charlestown, March, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
GREAT RAR

WREAT BARk-,-,-.ff-----------
HAVING taken the stock d Ms
IL firm Of Stephens & WellA of the late
portunity Of thanking the numerde the OPP
customers Of the establishment f'knds and
age, and request a continuance "A patron
have on hand at this time beantifntne.
Of CLOTHS, CASSIBfERES a Ntment
INGS, which viii dispose Of from sST-
the first Of April, for cash. or ID nrn,as, until
81 =, " lme, without regard to profits Nom
Ready-made CIOfhtnA
Which viii sell at astonishinqly Io% IA
purchasers are invited to call, as / ara detEk
ss q reduce the stock and Bargains InaytA
WILLIAM ]. STEHHENs
Harpers-F Ferry, March 4. 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

vrrvvo servant Women. : frl rate .e1msIic,.
- ko1se servant he or = arp No.
vSIusble servant but having tuo sp.ll =;
81 I'll e II out % any one NusI- =. y
k.re 4 rDoi kone, until Christmas 20 ~ NC
".l' a'' ''''ns sisrJ. =. wAsHIrcroN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

10 Dry uUUuS 1N0I usteslktn'
TIME undersigned would respectfully call the
attention of Merchants 10 the article Of
YARD-WIDES HEETINGS & SHIRllNGS,
now manufactured by the Harpers-F Ferry and
Shenandoah Manufacturing Company az Har-
he believes the goods of their Mil to be fully
equal 70 any manufactured in thecouhtry, and
therefore soIicits the attention OF perchasers
The contiguiy Of the Mill TO the balumofe q
ohio n ilroad. the Winchester & Potomac Rail-
road and the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal viii en-
abe theundersigned to fill orders for any portion
II Western Virginia with prompness and al
less than Baltimore prices. He would ask Mer,
chants to give these goods trial before Purchas
ing elsewhere. ~ o,nntNcs
| Agent for Harpers- Ferry q. ShsH Man. Co.
HaTners. Ferry. March HI 1873. +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
w. p. ELLIOT,
Architect md Patent agent,

OFFICE OPPOSITE he Patent Once, Conner
" s,h and Il Street, Ciiy Of Washington
amend "a preparing Specifications, Drawn
6e.s ard ali business entrusted % him leonnee
with iRe Patent Once. or his profession v
Iprolnpness and despatch. 80 ,s.o
ParENr 0FFIcE, Feb. i5ins iq.a
MI. Wm. P. Elli0t, who has formerly 2
employed he Patent Once q Prang|
man, he; having Established Rasent Agene,
the City Of Washington, sake |Ee1t pleasf
recommending him as - ICY ! I
confidence, and Is beil "a =
~ axe charge Of any bn, ~. "A
well acquainted with the lee ~ q
.HENRYkf SSE0nrH. =
Washington, d. G., NJ f16iS. h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

u calling the attention q the puDne 70 tn,s
m-uisclof<, thc undersigned i impressed with
IL 6Ilicf tkaf be Is reAdering services . The
I1l<ts II music and comforting favor npqu the
p4hliss - by % doing he brings % notice an e
enlistment Of unQ6esiionablc merit. Daring
ny say In Baltimoip, hare had an opportunity
81 examining is Inferior arrangements andeani
l1eEefare conseie4tiouslx give the assurance,
that n 1Il thai impqrts despatch efficiency and
power, combined viii beauty IN design and exc
e1lien, Tie lac,efy d these gentlemen S mex
c<lIc1 b opy other ins,he United States
The Ihsifum1nls made By Mes<fs knabe g.
0GIl1 are bull Wilb The mos eons1mmate care.
taste and judgment their fnish IS exquisite
tcir I6nt Il once full clear and brilliant In 4
word 4 8 tNs Justice iothese gentlemen when i
Stg.-4haf while 81 their genius and acquire
Uen, DIZZY 1ft competed -lhtir industry, zeal
and tmnilion. okc stch y % ensure 10 H. eiaho-
rSli8ts a. der kkill degree x mcchahicsl
1ieef1 Is Ec1ofa6Ie'lb thom - 0ofkuen, q Il
1tt. 81 .->.I.yins q Izs sn..lstI aad ar.ist
Tit GRAND Plan ., which Messe X. & q.
Ia s. toI| ~ I9 furnish NJ Co ny recent
0fn<er' vas a her o41 .1ln4fa1fnte The
II-t5.'.1 81 81. <tle1t'1 insir1n<nl >|iei,ed
0.'.5...| a11,i'.''6c- q Superiority N,s ac-
.1.I ~, 1{ every ir11s l'ese1. sl4 Eo. iog
!. |t1<..c,1'. lat oI['I1,l which tlserininal-
j 0'1I 111ll 81 b award 9 1iz..1f aizhed
-'( CE0R01 KNooP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

III SELLING OFF BELOW COST
ME have now selected large Stock Of Cali
nv Goes, Gingharns, Lawns, Bcrages, Nous
lins &c. which we are selling (many Of them
at cse-Raf tteir cost, to make room for Spring
stocf. Come early. and get the best bargains.
March IL. MILLER q BRO.
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The Farmers FriendT

Inc Farmers Friend.
L 'hE undersigned begs leave to fetur, NJ.
thanks g those old and tried friends ,r ~,
nave 50 long patronzed the shop at presen. nm.
ger n, ms management and woud say to mem. tba,
,Us , s. .p.nre !. SHAH have more claims than e
neSs AAesaintnre. and il cannot nor shall pat =
HaTrouT agons, Cars Wr.,t., prise a. ne pea, =
rnSssA All IL rm1eeIb Rl sss.
made reduction in certain kinds Of work.
would say to my friends andth public that / will
not be outdone in price whilst have q shot in
the lockern
ALFRED OBANNON.
bRe Timber and all kinds of Produce taken in
exchage for work "a. cash prices.
y March A. ISl8--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
School HonsFoposals..

HNHE subscriber desiI{ reel immedia.elyj
IL School House, feel IN Dfs,rici
Ao,.7, 10 be built Of eli * or stone will
49, separate propose lilding the same;
mey 'itiee 22h q Mersa rick, so much ii
kerto furnish id az tne or, the undertas
quarry them himseeIA almSe fStone hcmusl
place tits designed ~ ar be had near the
builder to furnish an u hoolhouse-the
oe OF the best quality, and Us, whichmust
my Tor the performance of bond and secu-
March IL, 1913. MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

IL I ons az: LUMBER, &C. = a. ( d
Ash ami M ~ - = y hand 4 Z ::.,,s
- :. 2ek scantlie aSlsA - I'm
Ing - -
Shingling Laths
800 Flour Barrelss
$50 Bushels Oats, (heavy white, for seed j
sOO DusAe ~ = McVEIGHk BRO.
Winchester Depot. March Ii, l9ls-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
Wholesale Clothing Ware
house.

No. 1921 Market Sired, llbetlceea All Z
and 5th,) PHILADELPHIA.
VIE subscriber respectfully bolicits the atten.
Il ton Of Country Merchants and Dealers
geDerallyto an examination Of
Complete Stock Of Ready made Czothiac.
Y Which for extent, variety and workmanship.
he fatters himself will give universal satisfac,.
ton, while bis reduced scale Of tices presents q
purchasers inducements which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the United
States. JACOB REED.
! Philadelphia. Manch 4. lSl2-lm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
Removal,

TINE undersigned has removed his Confec.
= tionary and Grocery Establishment to the
house recently occupied by Mr. John Brook as a
saddler's shop, one door east of Mr.. Carriers Ho-
tel where ne has just received fresh supply Of
Groceries and Confectionery,
which he will sell at very low rates, for cash
he respectfully solicits call from the public, as
surfing them that he viii sell as lsw as any other
house in the county. >'-s-
4 N. B.-I would take or A genteel Boarders
JOSHUA RILEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
FOR RENT

VIE House occupied BY Mr.. James NJ a.
iei Is for rent; the Basement; Srary = !
winch Is large and suited for School a. o,he
desired eeu separately
POSSESSION given on the LIST of April
March 4, 1913. BENT. T0NI TNrc,n,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

DEArn FROM HSDRopHosIA-AV learn
that man named Tayman, who vas Bit
ten By 4 rabid dog, 1t Ellicott'S Mills, =
bout nine weeks ago, vas seized with by.
drophobia on Sunday last, and died hor-
ribls death on tie following day. The dog
BIT another person It the same time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
Calic0es less than Cost.

Calic0es less than Cost.
l"E have large stock Of Calicoes which
w must be sold. Call and examine them al
the store Of mo. X. WOODS d co.
March 4, 1873.
ToHN K WOODS & Co, viii riye he
- highest market price, in Goods, for Butter.
Eggs Lard, TaIlew, Dried Apples, Dried Peach
es, Beans and Soap.
March e.