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srsvovrlp MAJ. Oct n. isss
The Republican Convention ., Chester To-Day rsssml.
mated Henry I. Dawes for Congress BY ninety four vo,es
TO eleven for erLsusaans Governor Ehpbsss fSass Of
this city. Irssx vas tbs ultrsrsdsoai cansS1al~ me
resoutons adopted take radical roapd snd 1sass thA,
the government which has conferred enssonAlV on all
faSe 20 iissf u wahfolds ths bsibos Srpsn any,
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rhs dsnSeras o. tsa Third district have ssunnsasd
lhbsn AsVsn wsn, % prookIins, fov Caogv@n
have nosninalsd MAJOR wisbtmas - thess CseSrp.
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question Of rspudiating their State debt Reputation
candidates for the Legislature some ooun,N
The subject this paper says will before the ssis
lature IN some tangible shape.
NEGRO rrsrmosY cosucTs wnIrE hrs.-The Jackson
vile FLA Caioa says map was lately tired 10 The
county court by ssury Of white men and convicted q
assault With intent TO XIII the testimony Of Ioaro,s
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MONTPELIER, W, 0cs ~, iroo.
According 70 a law q Congress the Vermont Legisla
tuTe proceeded 20 the election u United states Senators
to-day the ballot taking place hafpast two o'clock
this afternoon. The result q a. follows
10 the House, 10 Oh the unoxprcd term Of Senator
colamsr, Hon Lake y Poland, ~ 81 Johnsbury, re.
ceiSed 2l3 Henry Reyes, democrat 10 For tho re-
malnder o. The unexpirod term ~ Senator Foot Hoo
George y Edmunds of Burlington, received 2l3; H. u.
smyth, 10 For SIX years from the fourth ~ Mayrh
next, as Mr. tollainer'g saocessar Hon. Justin Nor.
rli, q s.angrdl had 20 and 7 Il kedaed - In the
Scfste the vote was uhanmcIf r tie tcpQt'an candi.
dates each receiving % votes Messrp Poaud ana NJ.
munds the gentlemen appointed tie aeanc ee act
by Governor Dillingham;.
The result Of the ballot to-day Il highly gratifying 10
all republicans.
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Anssher Inperial Manifesto Expected.
PARIS, Oct 23, 1866
There pre- rumors here to-day that another
nanifesto is about to be issued 10 the different
Diplomatic representatives Of the empire.
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s j R 0 P E.
News by the Cable to Tuesday,
October q.
The Turks Again Defeated in
Gambia.
Another French Manifesto Ex-
pected.
TINE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
&C. &C. DC.
THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT
TINE CANADIAN REVOLUTION.

The Turks Reported as Again Defeated.
LoNDoS, Oct 20, 1866.
REPORTS have been received here from
Gambia stating that after four days heavy
AGhting the Christian forces had repulsed
90 Turkish army.
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A U 5 7 R IA.

VIENNA, Oct 2S, 1866.
The Vienna Pyesse OF to-day says that Baron
Won Beust is very likely 10 be the Foreign
Minister.
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VERMONT UNITED STATES SENATORS.
SPECIAL rtlfea.m 10 TINE NEW russ utsllu

Election Sestcrday-The PrcseBt Incambents
Chosen To mn the Unexpircd Terms aud Hon.
Justin :. Morrilt - he senator CoIIaMcr's
Successor.
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EN- CLAN D..

Lord CIaYcpdon Seriously HI.
LONDON, Oct. 70, 1866.
Lord Clarendon is seriously i'll.
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MARINE. INTELLIGENCE.

LONDONDERRY, Oct %, 1860
ySs steamship Nova sootan nom Quobes has arrived
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CONSOLIDATION or THE ATLANTIC sQuADRoss


Arrival 81 the Flagship Tar.ny nj Fortress
Monroe Stsps Taking ia Consolidate the Al
inptir Coast. North Atlantic and West India
~aundron.- Tbr ships aud STATIONS ef eve
New Sa8aarsn~ Rescue of the Wrecked
schooner sarah Iiicn by the Tarsny.
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BUBvWUOuW6 bSuuO VOWs VsSpSsvSs
--~--~~-~~--~~-~-~-~-~-~~-
The London Money Market.
LONDON Oct 23-Evening
ne London money market lie HrmeT.
Consels for money, sex.
AMERICAN sECURnJM.
~ following The opening prices Of American Sc
DDissd States Fvetwsntiee. ....................e9
Illinois CepSals .7sH
Lorpor, Oct 23-Noon.
Ths money market ID quiet
Ooosols, seK for money.
AMERICAN sscpRnJs
mo following the closing prices Of American secu
gAsiee.-
Untted states Fvetwentres. .6SA
Ert09 .O0ts
Illinois CenSrais ..Sota
Liverpool Cotton Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 23-Noon.
Tho cotton market firm and quiet The talee to-day
have been 5000 bales hddlipg uplands arc quoted
81 l6kd
Liverpool BreadstaHs Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 23-NoonL
mo breadstuns market Is Armer Flour and wheat
tending upward and has TO sls ID for
hxed western.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LvkRpooi, Oct 23-Eyenine.
ne market for lard Ia inactive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
vIRaINIA FREE PREss:
TERMS.



ee-rhe Far Pass is published weekly at GO
Dopa,, ana Fify Ceais per OnnuH' "a adsaaes'
- One Dollar and Fifty Cents for ar "o"n'''
,zf,-The terms Of advertising are, for squase'
f,sp lines or less, One Dallar and Fy'y Cs"'' 'O'
-. ;rs.r,;ops--larger ones in the same proper
.;oD Each continuance Tkir,y.frs csn''-
: ,rs-NO advertisement to be considered 0y the
,.onth or year unless specified on the Aanuserip''
a. previously agreed upon between the parties
ze-An advertisement not marked on the cop!
Cor ,peeied number Of insertions viii be eontiheeu
ordered oat, and payment exaeted accordingly
4s-RrorLAR ADvERrIsENESrs.-Io aVoid any
,,i,understanding on the part Of the Annual AdFer
,.ers il is proper to state disReiy that their pri
v;Ie0e only extends to their immediate business
Real Estate Legal and all other advertisements sent
bv them 10 be an additional charge, and no NAI'@-
zion ,.--,,,
re Obituary Notices Of more than ave lines VIII
be charged Tor.
ION WORK--Posters, Sale Bills, Circulars,
Cards, &C., executed pyomPty, neatly ana Al i-~
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
Bringing Him to the Test.

There was curious scene lately at town
meeting at Berlin. The gathering was com
posed of councillors, butchers and doctors, and
the account reads like something from tho
dark ages. At the conclusion of a speech by
Professor yirchou, urging the necessity Of insti-
.uting microscopical examinations Of pork, hc
handed the President "a piece of smoked sausage,
and of meat that had beon recognized as trch-
inous. Thereupon a veterinary practitioner
named Urban arose and combatted tho whole
thing as deluson. Trichina, he said arc tho
most harmless animals in the world. 1t lis only
doctors without practice who make noisc
about them, in order to create some occupation
for themselves ect. There was great interrupt
ton, and the President was obliged to stop the
veterinarian. Drs. Virchou and Mason deman-
dcd an apology from Urban, and Mason chal-
lenged Urban, to cat some Of the sausage on
the Presidents table. CGreat applausc.]--
Urban wishes to explain. The meeting calls
upon him to cat. "He had not spoken of Bcr-
lin doctors, [eat, eatl but Of those at Hcdcrs-
labcn. [Eat.] He would first see whether tho
sausage contained trichine." atlaugbtcr
and continued cries of eat, eat, eat. Where
upon Urban suddenly seized the sausage on tho
Presidents table, bites off piece and eats ii.
and leaves the hall forthwith, amid the ap-
plause and laughter of the assembly. Five
days later Urban was i'll in bed, his arms and
legs paralized. Whether he has died since is
not reported. He was doubtless great fool.
but if he dies it will be little short Of murder
that the town meeting committed. .fZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
How to Determine where water Is.

At recent meeting of the American Insti-
tutc Farmer'sclub, a member related bis expert
ence in this matter as follows:
An Irishman in his employment, in order to
ascertain where he ought TO dig TO obtain wa
ter soonest, got stone and buried it over night
in the ground, next to the hardpan. In tho
morning be found /. quite moist, but not sufi-
GENTLY so to suit his fancy. Next night hc
tried it in another spot and it was found very
wet in the following morning "There," said
Patrick, you viii find water not many feet
deep, and plenty of it, Surcenough, in few
days digging, Patrick confirmed his prediction:
notwithstanding the jecrs Of the workmen, find
ing vein which filed the well 10 ovcrfowing,
and rendered it exceedingly difficult 10 bail out
the water 50 as to stone it, The philosophy Of
the operation seems TO be that, as great eyapo-
ration takes place from the surface Of the Garth
during the night, the water rises up from the
depths below to supply the loss, and accumti
lates in the vicinity Of tie stone, often quito =
puddle" fr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
On Marrying.

Some fellow who seems to think well Of the
institution" discourses Of marrying. Hear
him; 1
Get married young man, and bequick about
it, too! Don't wait for the Millennium, hoping
that the girls may turn iuto Angels, before you
trust yourself with one Of them.
A pretty thing you'd be alongside an angel,
would mt you--you BRUTE Don't wait another
day. but right now--this very night ask some
nice, industrious girl ogointo partnership with
you, to help clear your pathway of thorns, and
plant i. with flowers. Suppose she "kicks"
you, don't you know, you blockhead, that there
is such thing as trying again, and that the
'minnows" having bitten at the hook and run
away, there is now chance to catch better
fish? Marrying won't hurt you-it won't
It'll sew the buttons on your shirt, and mend
your brceches and your manners too-it will.
Going to get out of this subjugated country,
and try your fortune in Mexico or Brazil, are
you? Well, if you will go, take somebody
with YOU VINO Will lOfc anu SaiS iOi , Ou1 "AN'N
all others may be Indifferent to your welfare.
But don't goat least-for time. Get mar
ried There never was better time, for we
are all subiugated rebels together, and no one
will "make remarks" about the scantincss of
your wardrobe, or the coarseness of your furni-
ture. You can cut the wood, and she ca2 do
the cooking, with nice little stove that won't
cost much.
Plenty of freedwomen to wash and iron,
and clean up generally. Stop your whining
about being poor, and get married
Stop drinking whiskey, chewingand smoking
tobacco, and playing cards, and save the money
thus foolishly-worsc than foolishly spent
Your wife-that is to be-will take care OF
your savings, and furnish you in ieurn with
womans affection, and pure coffee to warm
your frozen nature.
Get married-you especially who are in the
''sear and yellow leaf" of bachelorism, and If
you don't, mayyou freeze to death some OF these
cool nights. You oughtto freeze, you good-for-
nothing buttonlcss creature!
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Night lcrels all artificial distinction. Tho
bcggar, on his palles of straw, snorcs as sound
y as king on lod of down. Night--kind.
gentle, 5oot'ing, refreshing night-tLe earthly
paradise Of the slave, the sweet oblivion Of tho
worn soul, the nurse Of romance, Of devotion,
how the great painting heart Of society yearns
for the return Of night and rest. Sleep Is Gods
special gift to the poor; for thc great, there is
no time fixed for repose quict. they hare pono,
and instead Of quietly waiting the approach Of
events, they fret and repipc, and siaps asleep.
aud chidc The tardy hours. as i 70 morrow we're
big with the fate Of some graf hcreaficr,r The
torrent Of events goes roaring past, kcepipy
eager expectation tip too, aud drives fimid
slumhcr away.
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cHARIEsTowN, THURSDAY, APRIL l2 1866 =.


As there is a chance Of the District Of Cs-
Iumbia being turned into Dahomcy. and tho
Ebony class being mctsmorphosed into voters,
it will do no harm to draw q fancy sketch of a
scene at the polls. a
We viii, therefore, suppose tho polls open
and voter presents himself and hands In his
ticket. 80
OFFICER What's your nape'.
VoTER.-Cuiiey. sge
0.-But your sIlr-name3
y.-Massa nebbcf called me sir.
O.--Wcll, your baptsmal naincs 80
y.--0h. gorry, nebber was baptized IN dis
lifetime. 49,
( O.-Well, your Christian name?
v.-No. Chris was dc ole Massas name.
Dwell, are there any others named Cuff
fey in your ward? ~
V.--0h, Gor-a-mighty. yes, yah, yah, dcre
am six Cutfcys in one house.
Dwell, which Cuficy are you?
WHY, am dis identical Cuffey what
am standin' here.
O.--But how doyou know yourself fromihe
other Cuileys? s. ts,,l
WHY, dis Cufrey am scmman. dc oder
Cufleys are all common folks.
O.-But whichof the Cudeys are you on this
list of voters $50 ws 4.ss -
Y.-Can't read em slyphics. M lt<
Dwell where do you live: y .s~
V.-Down at the hotel.
5 O.--Docs any other Cufiy live there.
v.-Gorry, yes, dere am four or six--can't
count which. a.nt ~
O.-WeIl, what's your wife's manor
V.-Lor-a-Masscy, hain't got no wife.
r Dwell are the other Cuiieys married.
y.-Ncber seed 'em married. Dcy hab one
woman betwixt EN- all. -
Dwell, what age are you7
y.-Dat question is too misticatod Tor dis
chile. @
Dwell, are you twcnty-onc7 'i eeH
y.-Neber counted moro dan two, aud had
to count EN- one at time. .- verl
Odd you ever pay tax?
Yves, Massa he sent me for tacks, but
he paid for that paper hesclf.
O.-What claim have you for asking q vote
here? iessa
v.-ls loyal contraban American citizen
Of African descent Exchange
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12
The Bowl.

The Bowl ;,
Young man, run your arm into an adders
den, place rattlesnake in your bosom, chew
the berries of Helleborc, but leave that bottle
alone. Though the liquor may glow like mol
ten rubies, though its beads sparkle like dia-
monds or amber, though the gods may have
drank it, and poets embalmed it in immortal
verse, though its aroma may be as pleasant as
the spice-kissing breezes of" Araby the Blest,
yet avoid it IS you would the spotted lcprasy
Its ruby and diamond and amber hues are the
false lights of the souls wreckers, and its sweet
aroma is the breath Of syren who will surely
allure you to destruction. Each drop contains
devil, and in drinking ye quaf the fires OF
hell. Avoid the bowl, if ye would not perish.
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DIR. J. A. sTRAITH,
The WASHINGTON

Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
No. 81 SorrH STREET, oyEE THIRD NATIONAL BANK
TTNIIIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandise
Personal Property generally, Vessels IN for',
&c. against Loss or Damage by FIRE, on the most
favorable terms. ,.,,
Aniosses viii be immediately adjusted and prompt
ly paid. -
DIRECTORS
THOMAS Y. CANDY. of Candy, Gipin Co.
WM. WHITELOCK, Pres't of Sd National Bank
o. A. PARKER. of L. l.. Parker Co.
W. III. CRAWFORD, of W. ii. Crawford Co.
p. :. CHAPPELL. Manufacturing Chemist.
GIL REESE. OfG. ii. Reese Bros.
J. D. MASON. of j. ID. Mason Co
J. TOME President Of the Cecil Bank
J. s. BEACHAM, of j. ). Beaeham Bro.
J.F. DIN, of Dix Steiner.
J. LEARY. Of J. Leary Co.
A A. PERRY, Commission Merchant.
H. c. SMITH. of Tucker Smith.
n. NJ. SPILLER. Of Spiller Alcock.
f. KIMBERLY. Of kimberly Bros.
J. HARTMAN. South Gay street
\ r. TOWNSEND, of Wm. Chestnut Go.
PARLETT, ofB. F. Parlettt Co.
j. :. FORBES. Builder.
d ". .UUMRICHOCSE. Of c. ". Humriehouse
Co. THOS. l.. CANbl' rres@
FeANcrs ]. MCGINNiSS, Sec'y.
E. NJ. AISQUITH, Agent at CharlestoNn-
Nov. 2, 1865.
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APRIL.

The name of this month is derived from a
Latin word, signifying TO open. The Romans
copsecrated the FIRST day of the month to We
nus, as the flowers at this time begin to cover
the Garth with beauty, and writers often desig-
nate it as the sweetest Of the series, because it
ushers in e the delicate-footed May,
Siehing, stormi-g, singing, smiling;
sr With her many moods beguiling, = So
April walks the xakcning earth. - s--
Wheresoe' er she looks and fingers,
Wheresoe'er she lays her fingers.
Some new charm starts into BIRTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12

gnn~ss - = All living things,
s,-si szr In earth or air, 'E
In perfect faith M
Twin beings wear;
Links oflxing all through living,
The outer world, the inner giving,
And wheresoe'er thy heart shall be,
lliae shall find its way to thee, gssl
valisneria
The surging sea
3 ss~ Z Sweeps grandly on,
One vital heart, ~ .--.-
81 i5l-lt- One monotone,
Gliding. chanting, chasing. cooling, ~
So the tide the tide is wooing;
Just rs the pillows meet and roll,
Into thy soul would melt my soul,
Talisneria fs
Fen light and life
c1 a. But co-exist;
There we're no clouds
Were there no mist
Chanceful winds with kisses burning,
Dreams made up of tender yearning;
Just as the flower drinks the dew,
So would my soul come to you,
yalisneria!
There's one blossom, gt
4 Born of the sea,
Has human love,
Like mine for thee; -s
Growing beside lily bride,
Where flows between deep, deep tide,
1t parts the stem in passionate pining,
A life for that new life resigning,
Yalisncria
So name thco
After the flower,
A pearl, lily,
With woman's dover;
Like its mate to thee outstretchiDg,
So thy heart would love be teaching;
List. the winds the waves are wooing,
Are human loves the less pursuing,
Yalisneria?
In sweet caress
OF wave to shore,
The sea returns
The love of yore;
Kissing the feet of earth they greeti.
As come those waves with throb and beat,
Shall come my spirit at loves behest,
Till one pulse thrill the double breast,
Valisneria!
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yOI.l. NEW SERIES.
Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.


Po11cT HorDERs PGRrIcIPArE IN TIE PROFITS
LOset Rates Of Best Companies.
TIME Charter of this Company requires deposit
ofuot les than slO0, 900 with the Treasurer Gi
tbe STAT. as guarantee Of faith with policy hold
ers. l;c,
This Company Is prepared TO issue ordinary me
policies for term Of years, and ten years non-ior
feiture life policies.
Also Policies OF Endowment, Annuity, @e'
OFFICERS;
GEORGE p. THOMAS, Prssidsnt
BoARD OF DREcToRs:
. Hamilton Easter, of Hamilton Easter Co
Allen A. Chapman, Of Kirkland, Chase CO.
Geo. 2. Thomas, of Helm, Nicodemus 20.
Hugh Sisson, Steam Marble Works.
Hiram Woods, Jr., of Dougherty, WOODS Co.
George H. Miller, OF Coffroth, Miller 20.
Thonsas CassaId, of Gilbert Cassard Son.
William Devries, ofWilliam DeSries Go.
Charles Webb, Of Thomas Co.
JOHN w. DAVIS, See'y.
DR.. J. A. STRAlTH,
Medical Examiner for Jefferson County
~ No charge for Policies, Stamps or Medical
Examination. For tables of Rates, &c, apply to
the Office Of the Company, Is South Street over
E. n. AISQClTH, Agent,
Oct 10 1858 Charlestown, o.
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.4eI-. u "a APOTHECAklES, II i-~
South ssde Main Street, CAarIeeown ~
rTtHE undersigned having recently reftted ~
their Store-room, and received ful 40
stock of fresh and reliable gq- .
DRUGS, MEDICINES, gol.
CHEMICALS, .PERFUMERH
3 -i PAINTS, DYErSTUFFS, de-, de.,
Will supply friends and customers at aecomm0aa' ;
ting prices. ,;.h h..
Included in our Stock (the whole OF when mas
been selected with great care, are
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry, m
Wistar's Lozenges-Jaynes' Expectorant,
Browns Bronchial Troches, ~
Plantation ter's-Hostetter's Bitters,
Backsley's Wine Bitter's-Cannon's Bitters'
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
Bulls Sarsaparilla-McLane's Sermiiuge,
Holloway's Worm Connection,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Browns Essence of Ginger, 11
Railways Ready Relief,
Davies Pain Killer,
Larabee's Pain Killer, s,g
Barrys Tricopherous- kathairosc,
Mrs Aliens Zylobalsamum,
Burnett's Cocoaine-Jones' Hair Dye,
Pomades-Extracts-C Water,
Yerbena Water-Soaps,
SoZodOnt for the Teeth,
Hair, Tooth Cloth, Nail and Shaving Brushes,
Fine Combs-Ridding Combs, 0 81
School Books Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books,
Statonery-Tobacco and Segars,
Concentrated Lye for making soap,
Flavoring Extracts-ya yanilla Besns-Geletine.
SPANISH LEECHES.
We are prepared to fill physicians prescriptions,
and compound medicines according TO the latest
and strictest rules of Pharmacy.
The public can confidently rely on having. pre-
scriptions carefully prepared at all hours OF day
and night
August "a, 1865.
ns-Our customers will bear in mind that wc
sell erelasirely for CASH. -0N
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Iuavr known some men possessed Of good
qualities which were very serslceable 70 Others,
but useless to themselves; like sun-diai On
the front Of house, to inform tie ncishtors
and passengers, but not the owner within.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-04-12

OK that terrible day Of Gettysburg, when
tl,e defeat was recognized, General Lee re-
marked, &c Il ras my faalt, , and thisis az that
the public has ever heard from hiIn on tbs
subject. -
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l.. :. Clingan,
SADDLE, BRIDLE,

HARNESS, COLLAR AND TRUNK MANUFAC-
TURER,
No. IA y. Market Street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND. ~
A LSo keeps constantly on hand the largest and
~ best assorted stock OF Bits. Whips, Spurs,
Horse Brushes. Saddles, Brides, Harness and Col
lars outside of Baltimore. ~ f,te $50 -1
Na- All work warranted as represented, and at
prices 10 lIi the timcs. .-S
Oct0bcrl II, 'G5-Y
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PHOTOGRAPHS,
Style of Picture

known to the art. Satisfaction guaranteed in
every instance.
OldDaguerreotypes and otherpictures copied
and enlarged 10 any size desired, and finished
in manner 10 make them as good as n taken
from life.
RS5- Rosewood and Gilt Frames made TO Or
der. The public are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Charlestown, Feb. s, 1s66.-Sm 4
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PATENT BROOM HEADS.
j II. II AIN : * Co,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS

in Tobacco, Snuffs and Cigars,
A LSO. will keep constantly on hand fine as
n sortment Of CheriHg Tobacco, Pipes and
k,cms.
Just received. and for sale fine Tot Of the gen
aine Old Gravely Brand, CHEWING TOBACCO.
Also. a lot Of the choicest brands Of VIRGINIA
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Persons dealing in our line will tnd II TO their
advantage % call and examine stock before pur-
chasinu elsewhere rT- Wholesale and Retail
~ Next door % Aisguih & Bro. ~&S
Charlcst0wn, Va. Oct %, lS65.