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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
OUR RAILROAD.

whatever may Be the necessity fev seoo.
ouy 10 the management Of the Road, aud
whether or not that vas the ressss for re-
sueing the Presidssts salary, Is 10 but just
TO the incumbent to say that to his tact and
energy, aided BY he Representatives in the
Legislature, vas the Company indebted in.
lsi1 for The compromise With the State, by
which over three hundred thousand dollars
was compounded for the sun Of eighty three
thousand dollars, payable by an snnoiiy OF
i've thousand dollars. When the idea vas
first suggested by him i, was pronounced NJ
terlJ inprscticsbls aud beyond oil hope q
success; but with a s.nguius temperament
which never yields TO obstacles, Mr. CLAkK
set earnestly to work aud success followed
to the ssrprire Of almost every body. II is to
be hoped that better tins is coming, not
oIly for the railroad, but for the eommuai
~.
The above we copy from the IPiseAs'fer
RrpsLlioar. Our co,emporay is correct 10
| bis statement in reference to Mr.. CLaRK,
the President Of the road No other man
could have sustained the road bat himself
aud it would long since have passed into
other hands, or into oblivion, 5Ii for his ir'
domitsbls energy. The efforts Of the Di.
rectors to csusure bin (by implication, at
leas,,) como with = bad grace At this time
The relief spoken Of by tho Republican,
~ having been. effected BY Mr.. Clark and
the representatives from the county Of Fred.
erick, vas voted sg,ins, by the Directors
unanimously, Believing it impossible to sc.
compli,h the object. But so it is ever
those who are most scrviceable are repaid
With ingr,,i,uls-ths movers Of it being
those who are too torpid Of good, and whose
very presence would throva daupne,s 10
tSs atmosphere surrounding them.
When Directors haven't the Independence
to discriminate between right aud wrong
and the masuapimi.y to do the clever thing
they should resign their places and let thOss
who have souls to act, take their places.
That the free ticket system has been .
bu,ed to some extent, will be admitted: bu,
the Company never can repay the services
Of many Who have encountered heavy tide
sgainst the road, in urging its sI,sns on
aud in allsying many unjust prejudice,
against l..
When the Winchester road was frst con
structsd, it was in the intsney,t TO some extent
Of railroads. High salaries hsd to be paid
Engineers, whilst the damages paid for LAND
through which it passes we're more in som,
instances, than the land vi. worth, o,
had been purchased for. Bridges yer,
made at great cost. which have since beer
dispepssd uith-snd every branch carried
90 n, heavy expenditure.
But We repeat, without the energy Of Mr.
CLARK, the road would now be . noaHmen
Of the past. In saying this much, We bsv,
no f.vours TO ask of Mr.. C., but justice 10
faithful pablo servant demands it At oui
bands for be has done more for the inter
ests Of .ls road, than the combined efforts
OF tho er'irs Directors and Stockholders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
WIN THE HoCRtC6 SHOULD co
FOR A pkOTEITIyE IA9IFF,

We can perceive special reasons why tho
Democratic party man now consistently ad
vocate sueh an increase Of duties on i'm ports
ss shall sufhco to meet the wants Of the Gov.
ernDeut, without reducing il to the neces.
siiy oftwice = year goi' < into the marketto
borrow money for it. daily support. Far
We remember it va. the prscept Of Demoo
rscy, in the days Of President Jackson. that
they who trade on borrowed capi al ought
10 break : aud rs We are sure that no lover
of biz country can willingly see her reduced
to . condition which looks to bankruptcy as
its natural aud deserved rctribution, We can
hardly understood Why all tue Democrats,
Of the JAcksonian school, should deprecate
such . catastrophe IS we'll 10 its causes as
I,s effects At present the condition IL
ibs Federal Treasury exposes it, aud With
il the credit Of the country, to the disastrous
fate invoked by Jackson, and all Who hold
90 the justice 81 that sentiment, should
naturally be the most eager TO remove the
grounds on which il is affirmed So long
a. the Government continues TO borrow, the
believers in tbs Demo cratic dic,um may
we'll uemble for its honor and safety, the
loss Of which. under the circumstances dts.
ignAted, would be attended by til sggrAvatipg
thought that that los had been the result II
= criminal folly, against which the nation
might have guarded il i, had kept constant.
ly before its eyes the just penalties Of .,rAd
ing on borrowed capital - Nat Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
INVITATION.

The underigned, committee appointed
for that purpose, respectfully tender on behalf
OF the people Of Jefferson County, irrespective
ofPsty, a cordial invitation to the people of
the sIh Congressional District, to participate
in the festival to be held q the Fair Ground.
near Charlss,o.n on the 6th day OF Norsn.
next, in Welcome home to the Hon. HExKr
BrDIsorR Of Jsfer,on, our late Minister to tb.
Court Of Denmark.
We specially invite the ladies to hooor u,
with their at,eudsuce.
With the SINE heartfelt sympathy Ne bad.
BIN in the beautiful aud eIi res.ive language
Of his owo sweet verse. Goo! bye" We will
welcome him home again With as hearty "G Cd
blsss you"
ANDREW Hustler.
A. N. knzNILLEH Committee Of
K. u. LEE. Invitation.
JONI 7. Grn.ox.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
RAILRoAD-MEETIHC,

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Winchester and POtomso Rail Road
vas held at the Court House, 10 Winchester,
on Saturday week.
The Report Of the President vas read
and adopted.
On motion Of II. Y Conrad E.q,
w L. CLARK, Esq vas unanimously re.
elected President-sp Joseph n Sherrard
III N. Brent, Vim. Is. Baker, sad John n
Bell, Directors
The salary Of the President was reduced
TO $4,000 per AOnum, and free tickets Atol.
ishsd
The following are the Directors on the
part Of the State j." = Rely, Andrew
Hunter, aud RoberI Is. Holiday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

ar granted to newspaper editors, they
too-, too, that IL is o. advantage TO have
"a e'sss OF msu pass over their line. We
hoo~ that 10 10 Of more advantage % the
eompsnis, IN the long rua than it !, TO th.
editors. The courtesy Of . fire.. n.,. 10 (.
Journal like our, i, repaid fourfold pr
nap, not IN the for n Of = puff Of the lios, ba,
IN the more substantisl form Of experience
gained IN some rev Improvement in me
eoanieai matter. Of m nsgement, which our
reauer-' most Of them engaged in railway
operation throughout the country. re, IN.
bench, Of The ella. Ct stoekholders Who
make so great an cutlery about FIRE. passes
TO eiitore are usually that most ignorant 81
the whole subject OF railway management,
aud as they must open their mouth. 1t the
meetings, they choose this topic because it
Is ihe only one they can talk upon. when
Stockholders have not COZ 6dence enough 70
entrust the matter 10 the di.cec,iou Of .heir
ofheers, they sbosld elect new oue."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
BEDINGER DINNER.

From tho extensive arrangements made
the dsmons,rAtiOu of respect to the Hon.
HESRr BEDEoER will be one not only en-.
thusiastie 90 behalf Of his friends, but graft.
tying TO the Honorable gcntlem1n.
All parties have entered into the suljs,I
With hearty good willard should the
weather prove favorable, the gathering will
be one Of the lsrges, for many years IN the
county. The various Military Companies
have been invited, and will no doubt be
10 attendance. The Dinner will b free for
every one Preparations will he made for
'bs accommodation Of the LaoiEs, Who will
meets hearty welcome
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

Rumofs are sgAib sasai - 10 ehspRe, in
Mr. Buehsnahs Cabinet. IL stated that
Mr. Attorney Genersl Black is 10 Do tran,
ferrsd, TO What station j. not sisted and
the Hoo Joseph Holt, Com misc oner -
Patents, Is % take biz plsc, The Stsuo,os
Spectator, 10 uoiioing poliiicsl rumors. SAYS:
lis stated among The knovipz one,
about here that Hon Chis Jas PauILn,, /,
certainly 20 r,osivs Ibs app,ittmeta
i-tsr 20 France, add tbss Mr MsPbstsop n
Psge bs' snhooncei bins u candidate
Zoe Congress 10 ihst distrist II these "a
mor' Prove correct, the Gu5stratofial con.
tsst vii probably Be more sssily decided
ADJ 30 'Tust Mr. Boisler vail 30 sloe,.d
70 Oh Mr. Faulkosss place 10 Cobgre,,p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
ApAM,oING nIsCLnsuRr.

The Hon. Frederick 7 Staubton. Sec
Rotary ~ Kansas under Gov walker in late
speech at Lawfenc, made the following dis
closure Which ,hoE, up the vacillaiing policy
Of buchanan On the KlnsA, question, IN an
exceed gly strong light
On tie 1T september General Whitfield
sud DR.. Tebbs, II Ksnsss, Who we're then
IN Washington signed letter 'cIpr. ssly stat.
ing that the course Of Governor Walker and
Secretary stanton vas acceptable 90 the
people % Kansas in ssmueb a. an undoubt.
81 majority were ~ favor - q free state -
~" io',J fa' teriiea al He ,psc,ai tsqBsd
n VI. BscAaaqH uho Nss auSious 20 shield
himself from the assaults then being made
bin BY the South through Mr Buchsn
avs sgcney the letter vas sent 10 the Tai0H
ofhes sud va sc'ually 10 type accompanied
~ editorial comment. endorsing the ciafac.
Ter & W Tsbhsa' = gentleman e unim
pcschabls vefaciiy, when u va. seen 10
proof W Souihcru member u tho Cabinet.
sho o'fD,sf - '1ppres.isn FDu MT
day - tt,s the course II the Administrati5n
tovards kan.aa bal been . most unscrupu
lout au1 sthmtlul 0ue
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
RRLICr OF oLpES TINES.


On Thursday last, (says the Shepherd.
town Rtg,fe') We we're sgrsssbly surprised
and delighted, 10 meet in our quiet li,,ls vii.
lase, two venerable gentlemen p,yings visit
to the place Of their nativity: Our old and
esteemed friend Caro- Noos., Esq, Cashier
Of the Valley Bank, Chsrlestown, and hi.
younger brother TboxAs, Of Fauquisr coup.
y, Va After . lapse Of IS year. for tho
younger brother from bis home, and 81
Jssrs sspsrssion between them, strange 10
say, that they we're met BY four coiempora.
rie' Of nearly the 'Ame tgs, Daniel Entler
sged % years, Abraham Snyder. eyed %
years, Cato Moore, aged 10 years, Thomas.
aged 70 years, Albert Humerickhouse, aged
~ years, Mo'gan's Saul, (oolored) aged so
years, aud kind enquiries we're made for
RutberfOrd's Tom, nov belonging to F.. I
Lee, Esq, aged % years After taking q
survey Of the whole town, and claiming
every part, the new Bridge, &c, our vsnsr.
able visitors babe Us an afectionA,s farewell
May there be many years iu store for .h.u.
ofpsses and plenty God bless them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
THE BERxELEY AMERICAN.

In abiding to the hearty response through
out the District given to the nomination Of
Mr.. A X. BorELEk, for . seat in Congress
We stated that the Berkeley Americas "has
not even inserted 10 a. H<.os asm,'' and
expressed some surprise thersat. In reply,
the Editor ssy'-"We have DO apologies to
make for not responding to the suggestions
Of our contemporary in regard to Mr. Bots.
Ter We do not ask apologies" Of our
contemporary for the manner in which be
may choose TO eooduet his journal but We
think courtesy to the good old Wings Of
Berkeley, would induce their prOfssssd or.
gan to give them the announcement Of Mr..
Botelsr's Dams, As we'll as that Of others, at
least AZ As . A>I0s item.
We stated that Mr.. y . name was suR.
gsSted BY friends from various parts Of the
District. Our contemporary could Doiios the
nomination Of Col Shut for MsyorsIIy Of
Baltimore, whilst Mr. BIS rIms was no,
mentioned, aud as be did 10 bis very last
Issue insert the following . news item -
"A writer in the Clarke Journal signiaR
bimself Clarke, suggested Rich y. Bird,
OF Winchester, as in every way qualified for
the Office Of Governor"
As to The editors notions Of Independent
candidates We have nOtbisg to say farther
than to remark, that Conventions are only
necessary where conflicting Interests are {
DO rscOncilei not othorui,s, and tho PEG.
pie are becoming tired Of the cord PtiOts Of
such party machinery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
To WHOM ar NAY ,o>crR,.

The large smount Of su.ettlsd business
connected With the Winchester Republican
and virginia Free Press will require my re-
turn after the adjournment Of COpgrss,,,o my
residence in Frederick or Jefferson. In addi.
uon TO the imperative demand. Of business, |
nave desire to have some part, even though
tumble, in the llbOrs Of the People, Party
Of the Union, founded on good old Wing
principles, TO bring about reform in pub.
nc Affairs No point, therefore. is so con.
GENIAL to me a, my native State, aud among,,
my old friends.
JOHN GAIIAUER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

We are 10 sarrest sheu rs ny bst ",
are IN need q Corn All Wood Tbo,.
hnoviog themselves INDEBTED to us will con
suit our sisbss very much By heediBs lbi.
ssil lfaty Of our patrons vbo are 10 the
Aseii q paying 70 corn or sood have no, The
sriiels 70 spare, ws will remind tksm that
abe SONY oil snswer our purpose ju.t .,
veil. We have lived long stopgh to lean
" moasJ es0 baJ 81 thng alzsS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
BEDIsGsm nAmBscUs.

On Monday last, . meeting Of the various
Committees, empowered to make arrange.
nsnts for earryiag on the Bedipgsr Barrie.
cue, assembled q. Jefferson Hail." when
the following Committee, were appointed
and resolutions adopted. Capt. JosrrH +.
AsElL, sctiug - President, aud JAsrs ID.
Gissos, - Secretary
President.
ANDREW HUNTER
vtcs-Prssidents.
Jso., I. n , i.'sL- A r pSrt.an
Mar,haii.
bonn T. GIBSON,
Capt. -Ehinshar', Col. u GEsnih.u
Or. e Stephenson, George Ns,lL
Committee OF Reception.
Jane. d. Gibscn, WI. na-k,
u Lock, Col Juo ". Coyh,
J. W. Kennedy, J. ". Better.
l. Moore, llsary Hunter,
II. y. G.llahsr, RI Bc.li
II. b. Davenport
Comn:,tee 90 Fair Grounds kc David n Cook.
rili Daniel n ShestI Alfred q Bannon Charlie. Bar
ritz, or, and J. II. Small
On Meats, .COok CO. &e. wm. Jshnson, Jas.
Henson, and Thos Ra~lins
On water, Geo. ". Spo,u
On Bread, J. = Blessing.
90 rAbls Fixture. & " Rse;sr J Drown. J
d. Line, Hedges Tru,ssiL
Committee 10 wait on the Latte. Capt J r
Abel VIM Ia, Tor Jos A. Brus. Jane, V Moore
John n. Ssdler, q. II. Stewart &. ". russell, ".
W. u. Gsil.ber, A. L. Kennedy.
On NJ otiou
Re'oired, That . Committee be appoint.
ed to invite the Continental Morgan Guards,
OF Winchester the Hsmtranct Guards, II
Shsphsrdstoun; the Jefferson Guard, Of
Chsrlestoun the Potomac Cadets, Of Shep
herdstoun; Martiusburg Cadets and the
Jefferson Cadets. Also, tie winche,.,,
ShsPherdstowD, M,,:iasburg aud H.rper',
Ferry Baud', to be with US on The occasion
lie following gentleman were sppOiu .ed
said Committee;
James d Gibson, Jane, W. Beller, A
l.. Kennedy, and Il. N. Gallaher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

Wsars ublsr obligations Nr. Banrrrr.
o. H"psr' Ferry, Tor bottle Of Barr u &
Pats Noa Corrosive Everlasting. sedi.
nsotle's, Non Poisonous Dspartm,pt InE d"
IRON trial d il, Ne are n uch pleased With
u The color is e'ssr. snd caste 6se--i.
durable, asi does noi sf q q eta'i,rca
Let merchants snd others buy FROM Mf Bs,.
Fsft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

DtsocEAric CoNvrSrios -Tbs Demo.
cratic State Central Committee held meet
irg 10 Richmond 90 Tussdsy, sod de.igos. a
Petsrstufg ~ the Place. ADD - 81 Des,m
Der a. 'hs time for holding the State Goa.
'sntIon 10 nominate ssbdids's for Gsy,r.
nor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
Public Sale.

HAVING pnrrhasst The P~r.anal p,,,.,, ,
Jamrs farsei. oil o. he SAM, tp,s
10 Sale, Al my 'afm, rercngy coupled =, "a
Packet ca W 'sa
ThHriday, Ia day Of No-,-B-,
Tse Proper'T consist, % ~ f,rIa~,,r ,,,,,,.
. Hsad Of yoE, : Hoy-es.
Hsdd 81 yos7g Cam,
10 Hsai Of Hog': = Huro-r
Cart !IA,,h ami oil PArrl,,
Sett II Ba-k'7uA, Tsols:
BavSt>ar Piopgss.
D0stl' a7f >rHc'> .Nior,l Plough:
H4rr. 'rs. GJsG,i0Hs:
> Log Cigi4s.
HAs5s Yl,,'lIrg .Ni,4i.,t
| Der fer Tsr,AIag CYgrey,e,I.
H4.4i Ia. Corn .I.,I.,.
! Cora SrEVh-r. | ou at By,rck,.x.
- Of PlosgA GcIrs.
- Or 20 B4r-,Lt Corr
a l. y o.
HOt NEilOLD AND KITCHEN
FaTHitDys,
c. nsl''lnE 81 Bel R.1dtuF A.
TERMS - y 100 molih> strdut for a IA .ur,
r-"i'ng 3 ua;rf ihat Amou0t rnoi .-rurlry n.
qHr'i No property o. BE removed until r,rn,
are implied Ntlb
Nrv,mN'ri -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

Nr 70 B WrLsH bss presented us vi,A
a mss Of rufnip', cfrsTy large sac, sod sf
'Itfa Inshiy. We rstarb tAssEs 90 1A,u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
hi ART e d e.


In tie Presnyirt,sa CLurca 20 This - ~
Thnrs'al evening las' nv Rev. 10 W pIucn
DAVID III MPHREYs, Eco. 20 N's MARY
+. CAMERON dsosaier @! IN ave sI."uei Cam.
~roR. ithl' eouny,
Os he 2is. Ociossr, l, D---r-f'y IL " -'-
geometry C.. NJ by Rev. D,uieI MORE , cor
E,S OF Loui"uu, 90, Va 10 Nj, NARY L
BLLT, oi be iotmrr place
Al Edwards ferrv by Rev 2 V NV oar
9i'I Mr.. J. w MORAN Eco and MAUGARET
4. hOusER, all OF Loutoub
Ia Le''turg on Thursday, d., 2I,r ~, hy
ktv sAmuri Cover, Mt IL THOMAS a-t
Miss " A FAIR. all Of ouaour
n Taestsy The p. b IN, IN I..r,,l-, ,., n.
'ams NJ + w HANES ADD KArEA TDRRf.
son all ct LCutoun
90 he s'h October, ~ Rev In W san
" CLAUSTON. # Cameron. o. MI II
CLEMENS Of Berkeley County
Ga he 2ni instant ~ Rev. WIN : Hammond
Mr. WM sICAFOosE, to M,.sG DEAN ho.s
II WncAss,er Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

WE authorised 10 snnoun,e a., Candidate
w t,,th. oti.r OF Conyatle tor District No.
Z, Mr.. J NJ. KEPHART: MI kePhsn Is
resident Of the District and u elected viii ci,-
charge faithfully the duties Of he ofhce.
October - 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

Coossli The colams, u she Pre- P,.,, 4,
hyoa you'd learn Wbsrs to Puroks.s good
abd b, sutiful Goods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
FIRE ar .TAUSToS.

We fegSst TO learn. from me,s,pgsr
10 The stage that the work shop. Off A.v.
lon Tor the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Al
Snun,Ou Ssrs destroyed BY Gre 90 Tues.
day morning The sIlsnt Of the Io.. i, no,
stated.
The staubton Spectator confirms the 40
count, and states tbst The building DESTROY
si vas used Tor the mechanical operation.
Of The Iusiiiution, sbd stood vithiB Eu
fssi 4 The main builiirg The Cbspel 90.
sSTsral times 90 Ere, end At one time j, vas
believed that the vbols sstsbli,bmsnt would
b consumed The Augu,is Fire A.oois.
'iou vas 90 the ground, snd tbs pupil, y
both departments vorksd m o.t ersditsbIy 10
stay The asns' By tbs emitted s1ert,oss Of
both, the aamss we're arrested We have
net harmed hos the Gre originated.
BFDr. Frederick Dorsey. ST., di.l A.
be rss'dsnee 10 IIsgorstoub. Nd. on a..
2i'h ulL 10 'hs s5i year u bssg. Dr..
Dorsey vas The Oldest prsctoiog physician
10 The State, 4 rot 10 ths sbols souet,y
snd Sas knoEn 10 various sections o. the
Union Tor bic professional smiasnee and
ab'l'tJ His career a'a pby'is.sn, sItsu dsd
ever hslf century add 10 Maryland -hsr.
be sas more intimsisly hsovn, be u.s re-
gsfdsd sitb The bighss, esteem.
@Wss's andsF 70 nsssd obligations 10
Ne 7. A. HsssISor0S, for lals istsrsstins
Western papers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
FOR CONSTABLE.

HALtTowx, Va,
Oct 25, Is5s. !
Mr.. ~ ". GaiiahSr, Str:
Yoa vii plea,e announce WARNER ROCh'
FSRoUGu for Cou.lable In District Nc. 4 by
MANY vorEUs.
October - Is5l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

WE authorized to auno ounce GEO. " BOY.
w Frs, as candidate for Constable IN Dis
trie No l. at the elect ion co TIE i0h Of Noyem-
Der. Oct. -, lS5@-te.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

ArFoisTsgy1s-Tb Board q Public
WORKS. 'ays the AleHanJria Gazette. have
made tie fIloving appointments 70 the
AleTsndris i.oudouu sbi Hampshire Rail.
road CorTsoy
Directors on tebalf ofths State job,
Jan0sy Esl 4 loud on J.hn PouslI. ~
faIrfsr kicba'i y Byrd ~ Fredef,ck
abd DaviI Fassn, e Alersndfa
Proxy u The State Dr. o X Fustsn
Of clarke Jsms' Pa''oo'. Il lIsmpskirs
and Ges " smoot, q Alersbdfa
Tnr RicHsovp Evlrsss Thi, paper
has made i,s s;Pesrauss 10 90 enlarged size.
sitb nsv iyps II IL nos svideauy Ia =
aourishins condition snd IL one ~ the ola
ss' Jourbal' in 'to eouutfy, having been
established 10 1904 lis edited With sbili.
y, ADD ssl deserves he ,usoss, IL has ne,
eth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04
omrf sT Emnnlrn.

axe r..-s fts. .f- Ragtr.ta go.
E'JItry RI ts % %. 4I. t~hsA h-t
.yfaaY Dol ' Ffr t+f l-s- e. -. -" fn
JOIN RIOS
Nrv 4 s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-04

~ III" NENI. Dr's-ss.I
FIRGINI1, C0safyq J,Ssr,o,., 10 lrit.
sgpssrrrg U7 sfi fsvu u,s r bat n, p,,,
rat'. Ma h-s bsrl u COS fr.tfrntuf In. SIS,
hr i' 'eiH rel On spPras ~ the Ruiestot D., d 90,
a. Pc '.rfs.s or cot hi, county. J,r,r,,u 5,
The hrst NunraV 10 D-r,rnt-f u,rt - ~rh,n =,
IN mn aver Cue ru.tt.s.i.b tsrr,i 10 an.s,f a,
'ri ~ me Complainant COZ DO = hs; ~ secr.saf, q
protect his infcrrsr
The B'.l 81, f"rh RS. The CrmrIattspf,.,
Defendant in'-fnarri~ N Nav 1883. tbatteA
Eu't - th~ sam- yTas ,h~ IL i-utaut sbsccbe.
anf itser'ri .1- CnrnpIstuanf ~tf1IfV. snI "A,
Do ha' 49, curinu-f o. Geo ever SINCE fuf bv-y.,,
ar "a @ sui ne Object and nraYrf vflbe g. 4,
10 have rtyufr~ ~ reed fY ih- parry aha' don,
under .h- s-tia FplAftus fo divorce. nss..r P,h,.
a.. l's 1913. u T BRO VIZ. ClE
NusrmHsft less
TO MATHEW DENT
Tszs Safio. hI
NortAy, 20 tay Oh. Deem - r,rf stft, Uts.
~ Samu~i sisa~ 90 ChsfIrstuvu J.f--s,D e r-.
" W sba.| proceed Zoo axe Drp,si .I.as =.
frat 90 the above .ssr
AM r pE>T
u. tsI' frt.rF
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sHERIFFALTY,
Election Day, 10Th sf Nsvember'

tYIr having been agreed 20 submit the sIee-
t,oa Of Sheriff al Jtferson Couuy again TO
ne r-ople ssd the County Couti having hAed
ts- toth 81 November n ths time Tor holding .std
,.ieetion I hereby annolre. myself ssa eanctai,
20, The ofh-- e Sheriff and solicit he 'uh'ase' oi
IN, voter, o. the eouny Respectfully.
JAMES W. CAMPBELL.
Oct. q, lsSS.-W
fTIS accordance. ~ih an act 81 The CountN
CouTt pa,sed IN the i6h ir.t., an eleeiten lof
Sheriff Of ieder,cn Coutiy, VII Re held % TIE
Io,h dsy u So,,nesr Therefore announce my
ella candidate at,aH election. ard AK 10 be re-
nsmberei Al The polls. R,,pectioily.
Z. NJ. AlSoClTH.
October -, ls5s-e
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~ Weave andsF 70 nsssd obligations 10
Ne 7. A. HsHs'SoTOS, for lsss is,srs.tinS
Western paDsrs
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ATTENTION CADETS.

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rev RENTS
to- TIE Pes R,nts oflh- ErisroraI Ch1,-A ~.
Hos tue Lawson Bolts
Oct. :, 1855
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NOTICE.

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Special Notices
fhN RENTS The Pew Rsrt. of III, P,.,h,,,,,.
al 'tStoA. are dsS On the 1T ~ Oatsh.r
THO> RUTHERFOR.
GEO ". EtCHEIBLRCTR
W CRAMER
JAMES W CAMPBELL
s't''n, 1iNh'hs to RsGG Pew. Mi APO, %
Sept p. - W ,pAurp
HtLTINoRE RAILROAD.
We give below the hours Of arrival Of the
car. at lIarPers Ferry
Express, West, sal
Mail. West, IA
Accommodation, West l235
Express Fast, sij :,
Mail, East. I2i
Accommodation, East, i2iOr,