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The weekly Minnesotian., 1853-09-10
d r UGS AND EDICINE E S
At THE
PIONEER DRUG STORE,

PIONEER DRUG STORE.
u Third street, nearly opposite Post once, fresh
supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Pants, Oils, Glass, Varnscs
and Dye stns, which will be sold the lowest prices.
Here an enumeration Of OF the principal artcc
Acid, belzoic Ammonia, aqua Oil, Harlan
do tarraric do carb. do olive
do muriac BarbaIoes Alocs do aniSc
do sulphurc Alcohol do Juniper
Alum Armony, blk DO castor
Adhesive plaster Arrow root do tanSy
burgundy Pitch blue pill do spike
Bark, wild cherry Borax, refDrd do lnsccd
Basam rf Ef>muth, do cloves
Baybcrry bark C.nii extract do rosemary
Cream tartar Copayva basan do sassafras
Chalk, red Cicuta extract do cinnamon
do prepared Camphof do hemock
Colombo root Cayenne African do lemon
Carb. prccip. CamoHile flowers do pennyroyai
Camomilc flowers Car,anIon caraway do bergamot
Coraitder Corrosive sub do wintcrgrern
Creos,te Composition do wormseed
Digitalis Emery. nos toS do British
Ep-om salts Eye water Quinne
Rhubarb root Seneca snakcroot snrh zinc
do pulverized smalts sponge
Tartar emetic sealing wax scammony
Iodine potassa skins, white split Ivory black
Jalap Lruianum spts Lavender spis
IiIuorice, ball Mace, morphine Mercnrial ontm't
TO root Nitrate silver Nu;megs
sarsaparilla, com. sugar lead sal anuonac
s1uils, sliced saltpetre scnna sweet spirits nitro
do vinegar saffron nj Gent an
do syrup suphurc ether Glauier salts
Spanish dies Iiera pcra lsingass, Iodine
Tine. caps & myrrhCarbonate maGncsia Gum Arabic
do asatoetida Calcined do 10 MYTH
do digitals Crot"n oil 40 opium
do myrrh do red pr DO sheac
do opium CalorneI, Eng do amnonir
do cantharides Orange Peel do Guaicum
do camphOr pumce stone Peruvian BARK
iva, Urls precipitate, red pearl barley
valeriam 60 white pink root
Wormseed Quicksilver Waters
Virginia snake root Wax, white
Family Medicines.
Anti-bilious, cahartic, vegetable aue pills. Coxe's
hive syrup; Stoughton's btters; Burgundy pitch;
Liniment-nerve and bone, poor mans
and anodyDe; Tbompson's eye water;
opodeldoc; paragorc; rIeu-
matte drops, ETC.,
Together with every article in the Drug lne for sale
cheap for cash.
June ls-4Ov JOHN DEWEY.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

From the commone>t kind sKcntuck SPANISH up the
most highly favored .IIaberano,' and from od-aSioed
StwisP TO the most delicate and swectscencd MODERN
preparation Of the Swecd for na>tcatre purposes also,
every other preparation to which the tobacco plant
subjected, for smoking chewing and snuiing.
wish 10 impress upon my Minnesota customers, that
whatever celebrity attached TO Cigars and Tobacco In
ST. Louisiana those who have 'read the papers OF that
city will agree II is not tle-has been transported
here. The articles ar of the quality those in
that market, and what is of more Importance offered
here al the same
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
Ny customers may rely upon finding ali articles in my
line constantly hand during the winter, and at the
same prices previous 10 the closing of navigation.
Any Thing purchased at my establishment not giving
entire satisfaction, will be taken back aud the money
funded. wish distinctly understood that this not all
smoke. Let those who cheus Try and find out.
j. J.CAMPBFLL,
Sept. 10 52 Third street, near Jackson, ST. Paul
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81. Paul Tobacco and Cigar Store
j. Campbell,

ATE OF st. Louis, has removed To ST. Paul, to stay.
~ He has, moreover, removed his entire business here,
and will henccforward be one of the business citizens
ST. Paul. He has taken the Room recently occupied by
Truman N. Smith, Esd, on Third street, jackson.
At this location he has opened extensive assortment
aHa int
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DENTISTRY.
Corner of Main and Market.

n W. BIDD1.E, late of Pitsburg, Pa, has perma-
W. nenty located in st. Paul. Fourteen years close
apple to his profession together with large and
beautiful assortment " plain and teeh, him
to insert from to entire by atmosphere
ic pressure, with beautiful of the
restoring the mouth to its natural shape Decaycd
teeth permanently saved by plugging; useless teeth
tracted with little pain possible. Teeth
diseased gums restored health. All Jobs warranted
August 81, lS53-5Ou
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ALEX. REY. LAMBERT MAY.
REY & MAY,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers.

A~NA W AtAA
IHIoIocoJo mad Dof,H Eroo,ro
- ''e'0 ASO''@'' N'Oo>
INFORM the IuJ!ic that Mr. Roy lras lately returned
froIi Saint Louis " it'll iar2" and well selected stock
OF Ir"ccrl - prN1>lun>, i'unprS ami Vines, which thy
Offer FOR sale at the lowest possible rates, ana will be ,!c-
lrcrei Free OF Charge TO all resilient, of ST. Paul.
The follow in" is part only of their so *
Flour of all braniS
Corn Meal--white an1 Yellow
Mess pork and ard;
Sucu-cllred Hams and shoulders;
Buffalo Tongues
Bologna sarsaScs;
Teas of every descriptions;
Cvfiees-Rio, Java anl Mocha;
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SEASONED LUMBER.

T wish to close out the Lumber in my Yard, which is
thoroughly dry, and will be sold The price rreen
also, large lot of dry Flooring, J. W. BASS.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

LNOR furnishing fuel for the United States troops
Fort Smelling, NJ. T., will he received at the Office of
the Acting Assistant Quatecma>tcr at Fort Sneling
I'll II O'Clock NJ, the 23i The proposals to be
endorsed " Prop ,salS for furnishing furl''
The fuel to be delivered and corded by the
or. Good merchanahc oak wood is to be the standards
and the cord is to be estimated at hundred and
ty-eght cubic feet; much sixty cords
nished by the 18th Of December, and the remainder at
such times and In such quantities the Acting Assist
ant QuartermaSter may direct.
The contractor Will be required to give bond with
proved security for tue fu1nept Of the Contract The
Acting Assistant Qartermastcr to himself the
right of rejecting all unreasonable bids.
J. STEWART,
LIST Lieut.. Sd Ari'y, \. A. z. NJ.
Fort Smelling, Sept. 9Th, lS53-5,w2
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IL Hundred Thousand Dollars

Of .anerieon. English, French, German and
SUiSs G00ds, direct from american and
European Manufacturers.
Our long experience Western Trade and having
correct knowled Of the wants of the country, enables
us to import such goods are adapted TO the wants of the
people.
We believe have facilities in buying, which are n
enjoyed by any other Western house, having resident
partners and buyers constantly at the and
Auctions in the East, and agents the Continent
Purchasing our goods for cash and short time,
enabled to buy much lower than Eastern Western job
bers who bny on long credit, and we are always able
and prepared To take every advantage of change in the
market, favorable to cash buyers, which merchants who
buy on credit Cannot enjoy.
We afford sell for Cash, Ten per cent less
than other houses. because do not sustain
heavy losses by crcditins cXtravaSaMt and inju-
diciOuS me rchantS.
Merchants been the habit of visiting Eas-
tern Cities, assured that they will large
Of goods in st. Louis, be in New York Phil
adelphia.
We guarantee to erhiJh a larger and better
assorted, and more elegant Stock Of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods d Notions, than acas eycr
seen in one House in .4mrica.
Our Dress Goods M sty of styles designed by our
selves, and entirely confined to in this market
We are pref arcd to offer the Inducements in Silk
and White Goris by houses the
East, who only in this branch of the business.
The country merchant will save time and money by
purchasing his goods in st. Ious-eXppnse and of
raveing-loss of time (Which is valuable to good
chants S-eXpensvc Observation-Disclosures of his goods
by low water-and m>Elanagement of incapable ami
careless Forwarding merchants, thereby suecting himself
to loss of sales ami profits, and great Inconvenience
discount money he from his customers-eN-
chance which always in favor of the ccSthe
risk of Oversking himself with large quantity of
goods not adapted To his trade, which be
preciaed and become unsacable, and being long absent
from his business and fmy good reasons for the
taller TO make his purchases in a home Market
We respectfully suggest these to the Merchants
in the West, bell wing it is to their interest in every
pect L. make their purchases i'm St. Louis, AMI that
system have established guaranteeing to them cbcap-
er goods and a> large stocks be otiined any of
the Eastern Cities, will bring to many merchants and
traders who have not before that they could
money and time by coming to home market their
supplies.
OUR MOTTO SHALL Re IN FACT
LARGESALES& l. Il SMALL PROFITS
An undertaking One Price Cash system at least
Ten per cent less than any credit house in tho
East or West can afford.
July 30m3 EDDY, JAMESON s. co.
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~ ARDEN CHAIRS, per ExceIsoir-to close out.by
+. S. NEWELL.
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For Rent.

IA attached; a good well OF water stands near the
door. Apply to WIN. BREWSTER,
insurance and Real Estate Broker, ID and abashaw
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STOVE FURNITURE,

nave "orkmed IN my shop that feel warranted In
III. are superior To any heretofore employed in St. PAM
and no work goes that is not warrante Ip,n ti :
head challenge competition.
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I'm Heat Prepare for Cold!
Stoves for the Million

THE undersigned has
i removed his stove and
Tinware establishm't from
the corner OF Roberts and
Third street, to III" west
side of Roberts street, bci'n
Thrill AMI Fourth. AMI
further, he lia> Just received
the largest and best selected
stock OF
TDORJrE
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~ the
/. some
) ch ar
rading
he up
II J uly
r. time.
he sup
hes and
ID in q
are De-
1ent Of
on, on
who is
} route
at the
FeviOus
TO the
. party
along
port of (
boat : "a
Ange
Stone
ht on f..
ompa-
iarvey
bard
mouth
bd nine
August
be day,
ken on
bear
he de- 4
|ht en-
lplOra-
Npired
health.
ntains
, have
had di-
under
ke the
thpar-
hand of
bntc.-
Louis
Zen re-
effect.
fndent
untry,
divis-
g that
protest
y that
since
his ar
will
In the
ma has
9 their
iculars
claim
e. will
ivcs.-
vaS as
kosz-
nay be
$ Ian
inland
of the
raight
nlarg-
,ne to
IecOme
f. off
ld ow-
I is no
T gain
II Mis-
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n>rt,s-
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of all
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Particular Attention.
Having been employed in the manufacture Of pure
chemicals, and the retail scrpton business In
cities of Philadelphia and Rio de Janero tor 10 years.
profess to understand it thoroughly and will give my
whole attention. J. w. BOND.
Druggist and Chemist.
July %, '53-A5f
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T IQUORS--an kinds and the best, constantly on hand
II and for sale by BOND & KELLOGG.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24
ELEYEN sgAMEN, SAVED BYADoj..

The London papers sive an account ef the wreck
&C the ship Rebecca on The coast Of van DefnaIn's
Land, with the loss Nj the cartain his wife an9I9
of the crew. Eleven seanlen escapcd upon DIS
ert shore and were rsscued by 4 dog. alter enfar-
ing severe privatian. Having nolnears OF mSk-
iag TIRE, twas determined ihattvo parties shoatd
stari-one 10 the south and The Other 10 the NORTH
both Of which accordingly set cut; but these proved
fruitless. Alter enduring great prvaNonsand stiff
tering Tor nearly fortnight, thy were surprised
at the sudden appearance OF dog: frariHg.thaiIhe
might run away. they wrote an account oa their
situation and lied i around his neck. Tie dogs il
appeared, belonged 10 gentleman named Burgess.
who with a party, was exploring the country 10 he
soufhwafd. The moment they heard of the wreck.
which was b. the return of thu dog they set ost,
and came Up with the Survivors of the Reb-cca pn
the sd day after the ships less The poor fellows
were fast sinking when the exploring party ca me
up, and through their attention and kindness their
lives werg preserved ON their recovery they set
out FOR Hobart Town, which they eventually reath-
elHia safety.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

tSTrA new witness hiss APPEARED in the news3a-
rerstesfying 10 facts which tend TO show Thai Col
r MsJehpson killed Tecumseh.. The. colnnei
was certainly bFareeno ugh rosrneel and kill dog
en- Indians and, ifhe didn't kill Tecumseh he.no
doubt would have done 4 II be had had alchance.
He himself was ofsen inierrdoated uponlhe sub
lect and his repiyupon at least onesoecasion was
capital "They say II kiilegj him; how could ielll
was IN too much Of hurfywhen he was advsnc-
ag.upon me 10 ask him bis mime or inqnfe at er
tAl health Of his family. fred as quick as con-
venlent aud he fell If Il had been Teeumseh or
The Prophet il would have been all lhesarne"
rY IA, ;e,.syf. T,,.r.oY
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CarpenferInr and Joineriag,

TIME sabscfiher reiarrs lis most sincere thsnks
i. 10 The citizens Of charlestoEn and neighbor-
koad for The liberal patronage be has received IN
The last i've wears; ana hopeS 70 merit eentina-
ance Of TIE same He IS always ready "a execuie
work a The shortest notice and viii make ii his
Interest 70 sais lac Zines "a his prices
Re has procured set Of DranghtiDg Instru-
rnenis ana having made himself acquainted with
Architecture he Is prepared % Draught ard giYe
rsaasand pfepor,ioas foY all kinds of WORK ii WOOD
Htwilt also make aud carve % order Capiiaisfor
coinmns IN the different ORDERS Of Arrhieciuse *
the shor'es, nn'ice. Always On hand SASH q
4 various Sizes Cor windows
Ihose Fishing % pauoniz. hiui win az dress hin
~ 49, \. ss.oes{ a. cnaglssiawn
general salislacsion given
March y. isss-ly - = seD'3s 2
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II isb.. nara uFsd TIE wife.


beer purchasing stesE q eEecis, ans paying
fer a e 4 has beaa aeFyentnt Az hfs1 Z
ssen1edaa easy waJEef deiag business, spt
u Ass rsrta fassl teF When rss s. s ~
||yPay Ter ny gesag tsTgsss 0r Is aesst ~
not 4niheiehtly hse4 That al we mslsy Was
not niEe, fsrEht that uisrs tean hslt z
all ne meney FspeEsaa bslosgsd to sas m 2 4
Of whera purchased stock : We notes tsii
due day betsrs yssteraay, she man e when
gtFs them seld tlssm II the way q busi
ness tea WestsFa i.ul. aud asw theT must
Be FAid. 70 nerrstaa sficer vii De place.
1t NY shepI aud nearly everything wall have
to b sold Il i nos tAe lass Of my ssssk
and teols that / care 50 much about, taSzha.
have health and strksE No. n - ! 2
II -
slfas., z1sa 81 - I'll. 4 - " 49, =
!, ..r.mh Mn, 49, l, - asAsa ihnhia--
both pSts. a,s,sus.. u s.,r brns,.s III,
| larsP - -
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s0nlv abent ~ ' 3aIi,rs ,h.tI =, ..,,s,,.
reaSilvi - 80 : 00'''e'
IA f,h.s. 90 80. -. 80
wauIs h. s.fa
.Yes,
che, ,,i,,L j : !, r,;Il -, ,nf.,
.,a;na5 T;pa;a - -. ~ ~ l-il -
;ng sbs sapl nn.n 81 ~ yses6oT ass . .es
lie 4. r. RI -s'A -A1
- .ss I I a 80. y so i,
III II 81 - s'ie0 'Ae' 'ouhs inan'
M ~. - II = 49,,
I'M 81 ,r;e, ,rsns I,',5 aassahu
Ie VIZ Oras's m sea[s rem ser oheek
= sns sFoAp nv le,s. '4e roeui' aEa = : lev
ineap S,i 1870 ~ pea.ias y aeg mana
sllat. oo0A. lasrs ~ priga' smlle upon
net 100 ~ neastlp. rau iS0Aeu upon hsF
WE IA us'ef fsson,st1fp',
pisfc@ p nts@isa sls sala' stepping te
H.s IL aaf p.f'.a S4s epoA ~ nis Asna,
a. " salA 'lih9 @laNlag aer arm aoeas ms ~,
oeef, n'ypq saSts spas = sne paaA 'eey Sl,l
s@g y9u 'afse fanSfe y Alu se'sA'J I'VE eoi-
larger : I'll. -, !.
Ihree hnR afaS asd |ssYaaty, nve ss4iaFs
. repeated tne astsuEhea msn, hardly eredi-
| uag me eylFsnee q mp az own senses
HE, Anssa'' Eet9rn1ea iae WIZ SINKING
ing PER hh3eanas f4PsJ tna' y ,he money
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

Won T REF1fsp. The Washington S,araseerted
j few DAYS since that Hen. n. I.sWslker ei, ire
fnnfed The 9do0 dollars oui-ft aid him on his ac-
eepanee the mission to CbHa Per eanffa Po-
tonac the sp9ndent Of the Baltimore Patriot.
states that he had been informed by an Auditor Of
the Treasury ihat Mr. Walker had not refunded il,
and be doubted whether IL ever wenld Since the
Hon genflemap has snFserihsften millinnbio tho
Pacific Railroad HI thinks perhaps thatains thens-
and IS too insignificant asumlto think about Un-
cTesSam must txpactto be blef literally as long as
he has bis pockets fnll.-R tcktrond Mil
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NO. is.
sINGuLAR.


n havs relation from geusleman cfaSeseei
whasit Is varsh.
The aifasr . Which We refer is rela,ea' Is i. ~
maa q i4if inselll4snee aad Aensss 6es:sf
some thkEe years ago, as dis history sols two
men, namsd Gamble and Messes, resiiinr sear 81
On PeYanls lslaAd ssalgtd ID cAoss ne DIN, river
IN skill loaded With barrels about saYnset--
They were lissle light but peSAaps moi IS .ight
as thsir Barrels. Che sarfel Kesf orsrbo,ttfI ssa
fer fear tapsstting Tie skl shsy dragged tAs bar-
rel 10 tbs shore, IRON whence they s,arsea and
Messer thinking 81 some baSi1ess aSout Sic -
! low as, he reported, xeut dawn 10 asses4 10 IT.
! leaving Gamble With lAe sSiE A little bOat COM
/ ing up about fhesinie, found the skif canssxsd
ana the bxffels Ioasihg. Aesser only said that -
had isis Gamble. Sone saspiciens a,lashedss
l-AiefssFa bat he was never apprehenaed. pc ss
{9ssd i S ass e ne iaet lha, Be ses
Us III :r-I..
ase nelt adf was ref0sed A nv weeks afef fn u
~ was Presented e The drawer ard raid lsr tie
beaeilt Of Messer. Some faas tacnths atler Il BODY
was found II the river supposed Is haye heeh ~
blss and The whole mater I'D away Mn so,s,e
weekss since, when as Ire stony eoes sorrsf Gen,sa
men irsm IN and araun4 Nv MaTlinsYiag wIsh
Whom was Me-. Hindmans very respectable tay-
srn,keeper theFe. had been aeFoss the river Ia a
essksag party. Rsiarning home, they aged. be-
l"fs ssttaS 70 the river, no have race, rs one
getting there last ID pay alt ferriagr MrE5a am
|, r. II - -. alstiS t4Au0su II hs met n
natsss mar. woo told him tha, he was Gslnhse,
nag osea maideret hy5Aiesser tog this naseI thar
ms ooeY was bRries IN such place, ina, he mast
Aa .. .aessf arprenended, and he would cahfess
sallcleaea circumstances e have him held oyfr to
aelfeaif court iertn where he wonld be c5n sieied
o. murder Hindman bad never Seen Gamble !;
o'i' 7 . sald'he Described him accurately Assser
vas apafe aendsd ;fcircGmstances saaa tran aired
Inas = Is thought would serve ID convict Mtsser
WE vas % hs irieh helcfe call court on Ssiur-
day last, at New Martiasyille we shSlI nras,s.
Ply near he resaltpne Of these lay~ In the mean
s ane We saf nothing more TO the. reader man we
nave heaFa and We DO not suppose ftwill xii my
oedY but Messer il is true; and further, iha We
cannot oeleye IN the statement unless we can be
pfiviieged to have eceular demonstration though
IT'S reported hatit has had bad effect on frkn1
Shlheman-that he looks as though he had a long
slcA, and could not get overit = IEseeltng Gag.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

k1ErEverY sir years, hyslaR, there is Te-va;ua-
lion Of the real estate ef Gbio for taxation. The
last valuation was in 1917 when thseniife taxable
property ef the State at CASH values, amounted 10
about 5lS5 600 600 We 9eaFn that the returns for
the new valuation are nearly complete, and the
Auditor az Safes estimafes that they will vary;but
slightly from $500 0C9 0pq slowing an increa.e Of
tsIa6les IN SIX years q ssa5ooo 900 q heaFlf 70
per cent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

Fred said wag+to conceited
fap, knswIa besusifal creature who de-
siFes to make year acquaintance sGlad to
hear it--7fne. girl good taste-she is
struck With my appearances, i suppose g.
I Ees very much SCI She thinks you would
Iaa1e a capital companion for Ler poodle
dak,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

frM Mr. Lewis Bailey, Of Fairfax CountF, q
mest'e xcelen farner rkepivsd IN premiums al the
Fair in Richmond seE1sSh ok over one hln6red
dol ars. on his Devon Caf5le there exhIsfed. Mr..
BaiIey received nver sixfF dollars in preniatns a.
he Fair IN VI Baltimore IFS fall. This shows what
ran be done in Fairfax 5nd is highly creditabie TO
Mr.. Bailey. AIe1andrf4 sGe7etts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

ran ulasxs real mans, q tlsslissrafy me OF
Horace Smith. hut who went under the raeser
doubtful alias Of VIVA. j. Brown. has been sent ion
for examination before the Hastings Court Of Rich
mend, forsleaving I r rarls unknown with hose
hired Of Mr. Graves, Of that city He was arrested
in this town. where he had succeeded in trading of
the horse; Smith, whe Is native Of Cplpeper,
confessed the theft after bis arrest
EWincasster Reptbtiean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

sY-The Wheeling CT tie tells story of a man
infhe ffstW ard! 7wbqse coal Pile had OF laie be-
scope property 9opnsfiss The ingenioll. sufferer
drilled hole iniaIlarge;lumpof coal, and charged
il with gaHp0wdef. Hsswas-in due tiHA awaken-
ea hy l1ud exYlasion Mhlch occurred - the kitch-
en- of Mi A.. where he obliging neighbors we're
getting break asst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

tSE TIE SUBSCRIBER hsEs leave III irsrrni
FAR1fEES aa4 MILL OlFNERS. ta9t he NJ
associated himself With Msssrs, MeNeiga 4
CJamhsrlsin 20 fhe Ptoseer cssississioa f'as'-fs
he viii givs his strict personal attention vi Ire ~
Of Wheat, Cora, Flour, Sc Sc, and VII. az q
times guarantee Ass, Enafket prices X sag
and prompt returHs-
He most earnestly so'iciis call iEem lsie ~
cAGnfs also as be Is satishe- il Will Be isRheif
ierest to give the sbOs stock thorough eyaInfni
tien before they SUPPLY themselves elseNasfe
Septsunber -. 1882 D. HOWARD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

VsHE two Offices aajoiniag The Free Press g nee,
i one lalely in he occupancy Of w. l. Bakef,
deceased. and she oIhef occupied By Mr. Forr;e4 =
Application may BE made 70 w c. Worshiagsdh
or II N Galleher. Possession given iuraeaiaielv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-11-24

f---A Washington despatch says that Il ii I'M
derstssd that SECRETARY smbrie favors reduction
of sae daiy o. iron cf sr kinds 10 twenty-five per
cent sdgaforHn, Also ghgl be will recommend tbaf
salt dFessgifs mahogany aud otker iurEitaIe
w1ads, FawstIks efz1eerngss and fruits be put On
he free list.