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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Memorial Meeting.

The unfayorable weather prevented the meet
ing OF the Ladies of our County, which was To-
have taken place On Saturday last, to make ar
rangemeuts for Floral Decoration Of thegraves
of our Confederate dead We are authorized
to announce that II o'clock, A. NJ. of Satur-
day next has been fixed upon as the time, and
the Lecture Rom Of the Presbyterian Church
in Clarlestown the place of meeting; and hope
the Ladies will not be backward in displaying
the interest which has always characterized
them with regard to our noble soldiers whose
lives were offered sacrifice on their country ;
altar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

We urge the extension If the suffrage n
the Zee linen at tie S nth. rs es e,ti ! u
the Development Of Republican party in that
,ectior. philadelphia, North American.
A candid confession, indeed. The "devcl-
'pment Of Republican party in that section,
Is about all the ue.,ro-equality advocates are
outending for. They care no more for the
egro than they do for a dog, except IN get lis
vote. The white people Of the South and
North desire 10 see the blanks male comforta-
lie and prosperous in their new condition. but
the Radicals are ready IN prosecute the black
man to death if he refuses 20 become their par
titan ool.-Carlisle Pa. Tolunjeer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

THE LATE STRIKE IN THE ToDAcCo WARr-
HousEs.-We have alluded IN the recent strike
Of the negroes engaged in the Richmond tohac-
CO warehouses for higher wages, and stated
that the strike resulted in the return of the ne
groes In labor at the original price. At Shoe
koe warehouse, when it was seen that the ne
groes were determined to stand ont, some
twelve or fifteen white men were employed in
their stead, seeing which the negrnessuccumb-
ed. and the whites were discharged and the
negroes taken back. The reason given for the
discharge Of white men was that they were in
experienced in their work. and that delay and
inconvenience would result.-Richmond EeQui-
rer. Nav Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
THE news from South Clrolinais encourag

The news from South Cardinals encourag-
ing. Gen. Sickles is pushing on reconStruc-
ton in a very practical manner. His last or
der calls on all owners of stolen gOods-pro-
perty plnndrrrd under the flag Of the rebellion
to- disg rye. "-E6rneyS Press.
Would 70 heaven we had some one in the
North who had the power to compel all thieves
and pluudersys TO disgorge. What a pile OF
greeu-backS and government bonds would we
have? What wagon loads Of stolen pianos,
silver spoons. diamonds and precious stones,
liver saca mental sets, ladies wearing apparel,
babies caps, Sc Really we believe we would
have enough to pay off one-half the whole
national debt. The "dead duck OF the
Press. would have to shell out about a-half
million or 80 of dollars himself. It would he
/ ri,.us il sasraP Siekles enuli be induced to
promulga,e his order here in the North
''lylisls Pa Toluntssr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
NO HUNIBUG

NIESSRS D. HUMPHREYS co.
WI GgsTs Having
tri 4 several different kinds Of Washing Mach mes
and none Of them giving satisfaction, and hear
ing of your king ct the West" or American
Champion" borrowed one % them from n neigh
Dor. | got the Of il for three weeks. The first
week followed the printed directions. The next
week used water not so hot, and found the ia
chine did much better. now think thatmy fami-
~ understand the machine completely, aud We
would not take double its cost o il, provided we
could not Ct another OF tn same kind. am farm
that ever saw in my lite washed perfectly clean
advise my friends 70 buy the machine by all means
Very Respectfully,
May 30, 1867. GEO. W. TABB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

A CASE OF CANCER. some time there
has been g,ing the rounds Of the press receiI t
fpr curing cancer by tbs use Of a plaster "i
chloride of zinc, blnod root aud wheat -four.
said To- have been discovered by DR.. Fell, of
London, some eight OF ten years ago. 1t ha,
been tried in this city, in the case Of child
who had a cancer Oh her lip, and so far the
success seems perfect. The tumor, about the
size aud shape Of pecan, has come ont. and
the process If healing has gone on rapidly and
healthily. We will take note Of the progress
If the case, aud will report its final success "r
failure The only point yet u be determined
is whether the cure is SO complete that the can
Ger shall not return Natchez Democrat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Surratt

The case Of John If. Surratt. for alleged
e7mPi.ity in the assassination Of President
Lincoln, came mp before Judge Fisher ia the
Criminal c ma a. Washington City on the 9th
Instant. according - appointment
Suratts counsel were ready, but the case
was postponed. az the instance Of the counsel
fr the government. until the l2th Of June
Grea: curinsjty Is manifested 20 see the priso-
ner, but most persons are disappointed iu hi,
appearance. Instead oi a fierce looking bri-
glnd. bis face indicates mild-maunerejy young
nan, incapable oi bloody deeds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad

The earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad notwithstanding the antag,niSm at
tempted o. he directed against it by lines and
independent freight organizations in the West,
who cannot bend it g. their purposes. show a
large and prosperous business aud handsome
increase upon those Of the same period last
year. The results viudicate its policyuf main
tanning its own fast freight lines instead Of
permitting outside organizations 10 mrnopn-
iza It's ears and tracks, debating terms. and
making large profits out Of both the rad and
the shipper. The earnings Of the rad for ~
pril are S284766 SO in excess of those Of April
1866, the details being as fellows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
KELLEY the infamous Philadelphia Mongrel

Kelley the infamous Philadelphia Mongrel,
is perambulating the South, trying to stir up
the negroes to acts Of violence by telling them
that he is backed by company Of infantry,
and behind them by the whole United States
army" If the Mongrels succeed in melting the
negroes to deeds of carnage, the revenge which
will be sure t. arouse the muscular strata Of
life, even here in the North, ought not to ex
pend itself chiefly on the poor deuded negroes.
The politicians Of the Sumner and Kelley stripe
are the wretches who will deserve the most ter
rible punishment-N Y Day Book
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
THE FALL OF QUERETARO AND CAP
TUREOF MAMMALIAN.

The important telegraphic news from Mex.
ice. in reference 10 the taking Of QneFotaro and
capture Of Macmillan is confirmed By the fol-
lowing telegram dated " New Orleans. Iay
26, 1867" aud received at the Department o.
State this morning:
Hon ". H. Serard:-I have this moment
received the flllnwing Dispatch by telegraph
via Galveston, dated at Nltamoras, Nay 2lst.
have the honor to transmit the following Of
fetal letter
SAN LUIS PoToso. May l5.-Gen.ral Bsr-
riozabai:- Esteemed Friend. "Vivala Pa-
tria" 'Queretarn has fallen by force Of arms
this A. m. at 8 o'clock. Macmillan, Meja,
Castillo aud Niramon are prisoners.
(Signed BESEETo JCAREz.
Yours truly. NJ. B. MARSHALL.
F. p. PLUMB"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Uanhsome Carriages.

Maj. HAWKS maintains his reputation for
turning out handsome Carriages. We have
just seen one shipped to Hon c. J. Faulkner
at MsrtinSburg
The Major who, like his carriages, has been
gliding rough the W ri SIN othly nois g.
ly aud gracefully, may be said Of pun is tx.
cusable) TO be lumJer-iug things generally just
now, as will be seen by his advertisement Of a
new supply Of Plank, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
One OF Underwood's Decisions ne
vevsCj.


In the case Of the United States rs Jane.
Brain, whose property was coudserted and sold
under decree e the United States D.-rGr,
C'urtN.uioc 'U Alexandria. Judge Un3rrv0 a
presiding, during the war. on the sppliCarj.u
q; u. ). Miner, Esq, one Of the counsel { ? Nr.
BT-.u. CL.et Justice Chase. ON Wednesday week
granted wit ufgrr-rHu .aa following grounds
1,t. That che District .urt Condemned .r
sold the aSsa,v:e estate of the petitioner I'm and
g. the property which iudgreutit was bsvon5
the power Of the court % pr'ncun-c.
o. That the condemnation 90 the property
was for treason, Of which the party could ~,
be adjudged gGi..y, except by the finding or a
jury.
81. That the proceedings were in admiral
ty. when they should have been upon the c1m-
mon law side Of the court by information and
not by liisl.
Others Of Unie7wood's iniquitous spoliations
will be anuunsd by the Supreme Court, in
which men were declared guilty Of treason
without trial. Underwood himself is. or was.
Lviugin the elegant house Of VIM. y. NIcVeish.
a well known merchant Of Alexandria. which
house was bought in by UndcrwOofs son i;
Is stated, also, that Underwood is one Of a COM
pany Of spectators Tor buying up eanGsca:ed
property under his own DEGREES,
Nike Lipman's Show is big thing oa pa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

2Ir Richard c. Washington, chief clerk Of
tfe APpoiltu.eu: branch Of the Post Once
died at Washington on ,he oath instant. iu the
cath year uf bis age. lie VISA native If West
m ireland, Virginia, and a direct descendant OF
Lawrence Washington, the elder br ,;her oi the
father Of George Washington. Like most Of
the name he was gentleman indeed, respected
and beloved by all who knew him, as wen a,
by his kindred
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
". b. FRYER.
Notice.

4 meeting held in the Lecture Room Of the
n PRESBYTERIAN Church of this place by the
ii.nd- Of those persons bufigd in the Old Presby-
t.rian Grave Yard. 10 consider the Pnsprtety ~
removing the remains Of III 81 Inferred th,re. IT
tcrmincd to sub nit two papers for signatures
OF interest d parties:
One, petit"ning the Trustees for the removal, and
the sale of Lot e. pay expenses Of same.
The other t. be signed bv those opposed n the
removal, aud IN favor Of enclosing the Old Grave
Yard
These papers NAV be found at the Store Of d.
Humphreys ca. Prompt action Is desired.
May 80, 1867. COMMITTEE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

TUr CoRN GEUB.-'Chs corn cr.n haa several
ilrui..a.l e sud,s o. coatcnd with, and among
chem is the grub. rh,cd sometimes literally
destroys whole fields, or damages the crop Sc
riousiy. One ui ,ae best aud most convenient
remeiies-ps-H3Ts the very best ever suggest
eds the application # seH as soon as the
plant makes i;sapleartucc above ground. pre-
pared aud used in this way.-Take one part
c'mu5un salt aid three parts of plaster and
apply about a tablespoonful around each hill
70 will he fouul 90 be a sure protection The
mixture should no; come in contact with the
young plants. as it may destroy them. This
ueta0d has been tired over and over again by
some OF the best farmers Of Pennsylvania, Del
aware, and jersey aud when properly applied
has never failed 90 &c perfectly successtull.-
We hope our farmers, who have reason 70 fear
the Expectations Of the grub the present season
viii tsy this mixture. leaving few alternate
rows Of Co-n without the salt. and communi-
Gaze 90 Us the reSult.-Ricbm0pd Times
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
FOR SALE,
A FINE NEW YORK PHETON,

A FINE NEW YORK PHETON,
COST in Gold ssOO-made BY Wood Tomlinson
" 4 Coin perfect order, and n easv as rock
ing chair. Will be sold for less than half cost. 4
perfect article. Refer to
May 80, ls67-st Maj. W. J. HAWKS.
Q DOZEN Moving Snathes (hravy. I doz. Wal
. d-ons English Moving Scythes. doz. Silver
Steel and other Moving Scythes Ohio and Darby
Greek Whets:ones. Single, Double and Thribble
Cost.d Rifles; 90 dpz. Rakes Water Kegs, and
Hand Garden Plows, for sale by
Nav 80, 1867. RANSOM e. DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Gail and be Supnsied.

VUST received at the New Store in Rippon. No. ]
y Syrup and uoasses, Prime Rio Coffee, Brown
Sugars. Crushed do, Gunpowder and Imperial
Teas Kerosene Oil. R2sin Soap, Dairy Salt Can
dies. Pc per. Alspics Baking Soda, Nutmegs,
Cloves Indigo Starch. Sugar and Water Crackers,
Mason's Backing. Backing Brushes. Lemons and
Oranges, Figs and Raisns Fresh Oysters, Sardines,
Lemon and Raspberry Syrups.
Nav 80, 1867. VI. b. FRYER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

The National Iutelligencer gives a slight
hint To the aiders, abettorS and allies Of Baker
the detective, aud 10 Baker himself 1t init
mates that if Bakers accusations are put upon
the record in au official form, or FIR trial. the
party sustaining it will touch bottom lower
than partizan plummet has ever before sounded
IN our history"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
NEW SIOIsL
And New Sto, X,
"0PPoMrB THE OLD y,ILlY Bass"
CHAALESPOWN.

TIVE subscriber has just opened AZ fhewell-tnovu
i store-roor opp.sit the Old 'y4lleJ Bank"
new and carefully select d
STOOK or GOODS.
which il is his purpose q silt On d. most as1na.
bl: terms. lie respectfully tDicits call a. hi
sire Is u furnish the b 81 Article the nask can
produce, aud at profit pnly a. ioW DON1 IS thj
LOSEsTl His supply viii Increased u ON tim, y
time a ths wants OF the public may require or ths
demands OF bis customers suggert. a. his arrang
ments are ample % supply of any aud every tielo
in his line, at sho, noiice. aud on a. guId t.rps
rs can be procured cs re Ia M cuuntv-
Among III, present stock on hand NAV b. iouiJ--
GROCERIES, o; all kinds aud d &c. ptuns;
LIQUORS, consisting OF Brandics. Wines.
Whistles, Gin, Porter. &c, warranted sup
rior to any other stock ia the Z unity Alsl,
cheap =, though very gpd articIe"f (" Har-
vest Whiskey," By the gallon, barrel or other.
wise;
WARE select assortment Of Queens ani
Glass, Wooden aud Tin. Stone aud Crockery
Ware;
TOBACC0-fr chewing, Of cheap quality. as
also the very best brands. Smoking TJbae-
CT of all Descriptions;
CANNED FRUITS, Oystcrs. Sasiiues, Spires,
Peppers vinegars. Mustarls, OILS, Scot,h
Herrings. Cheese, Crackers &C.;
COMPETITIONS, general assortment, as also
fresh Lemons, Oranges PIne Apple.
flSti-all kinds in season, bat fJr the present.
the real Potomac Herring. A. cheap as they
can be procured in the C,uniy;
ALS0-GrOund Alum aud Fine Salt.
Having spacious warfo ~, he will mako
It speciality 10 supply all itc'os Of
housekeeping Furniture
that the wants of tue community RAY r,qpire,
aud tho-e in need would d. well l., give him
their orders before going elsewhere. At pre-
sent on hand Cottage Bedstessis. Mattress
Hair and Sbnck; Mating. pne and a halg yds.
W d., aud very cheap; Wall Paper, Window
Blinds, Walters, Cbairs Of all descriptions, SC.
An examination If the Etp.k un hazel s,liis,d.
May 30, 1867. JACOB b. BROwy, Agt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
TO the Public.

n TENDER NV thank b. the public for tn liberal
patronage received during the lars two years,
While doing business for the frm Of q. W. Lcisgn-
ring A Co. and hope BY court ~ and accommuds-
t;oy IN meet with continuance Of the same. ipio-
pose % sell as low Is similar articles can BE- par
Chased .eiswh.re in this market, and b give iuli
satisfaction, both in quality and prie viii also
take in exchange for good. Dried Fruit. But,.r.
Eggs, Rags, &c. The public are especially invif
% call and examine my stock. No trouble b show
gods. Respectfully your.
May 30, 1867. " u. FRYER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Ladies', Meeting.

Monday afternoon the Ladies of the Presby-
terrain Congregation Of this town met, by APP
pointment, to arrange the preliminaries for a
contemplated Fair, the object of which is t.
raise funds for painting aud otherwise inprov-
ipg their Church. As the Fair is not to be held
until after harvest. we hope orr fellow-citizens
will be enabled to Contribute beautifully Of
their substance 70 this laulable object.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Public Sale.
May 80, 1867.


Dy virtue of writ of F,eri Fdcias isSiei
- from the Circuit Court Of Jeilersn L ul.-
ty at the suit of Reneban & Kirwan rs. JoNrph
Myers and James Myers, | will proceed o. sell
at Public Auc-ion on tie premises in Myers
town, in said County,
On WEDNESDAY, l2M day efJU'NE, 1867,
The Following Described
PROBE to-yvit:
Four Head OF Cows. one Heifer,
Three Calves, Ten II al OF Sheep,
Ten Head OF Hogs, Three Shoals,
600 BIS. Corn,
Oats Rye and Hay,
Barshear, Double and Single Shovel Piows,
One CIDER MILL.
Black.miths Tools, One Lot Of Iron,
Mems and Ladies Saddles,
ONE BUGGY AND HARNESS,
Bedsteads and Bedding
lot OF Carpet, Stoves, Bureaus,
Cane Bottom aud Windsor Chairs,
Book Cases, Clocks, Tables,
Desks, Sofas and Stands,
Sid, board, one Refrigerator,
Copper Kettles, Shovels and Tongs,
Sausage Machine and Stuiftr,
Andir0ns, Knives and Forks, &c,
ALSO THE ENTlRB
STOCK OF GOODS
In the Store at Mycrstown c0nsis;ing OF
Cacoes, Brown aud Bleach,a Cotton,
Mouslin, Flannels, Hats. Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Saddle Colia.s,
Whips, Halters, salt Nails,
La then, Wooden aud QuesDsware,
Hardware, Spices,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Perfumery. TOYS, and many other .aIticl's
not named such as s.e usually kept IA ejbDl +
store.
lsc-Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock NJ.
TERMS CASH NO prupeIt, L. b. ieaov. 4
until paid .or.
T.w. P0TTEAFlELD, Sisrg.
J. d. PorrgRFILLD, A4e.
May 80, 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

SALE.Sfhe Swartz property, in this place
WAS sud to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Court House on the 18th instant The Mill
and property attached, brought Sl7 1925, and =
house aud lot outside, S7O0-the whole ST.
925. i wsa purchased 10y Mr.. Jacob Swartz,
Cus uf the heirs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Third SuDplv,

TUST received at the Baltimore Price Store my
u third instalment of Spring Goods. consisting
in part of q "a. 81 and 10. Bltached and Un-
beached Cottons; Callicors. Ginghams, Hickory
Plaid Domestics French Corscts. Cassimeres and
Cassinets. Cottonades and Kentucky Jeans for
Mems and Bows wear. Ready Mad. Clothing Shoes
and Hats. The above goods will b. sold at tn, low
est prices. j. GOLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
To the Su; vivors of the
ASH BY Laurei---

VT0U are requested to meet at the school room'
of the Dunbar Female Seminary Winchester
Va, at 10 o'clock 9Th of June next the day Of thu
Floral offering to the Confederate Dead in the
Stonewall Cenrtry.
X. W. Baylor, President
Ashbv Memorial Association.
JAMES 2. AvtRErT, Sec'y and Treas'r.
Nov % 1867
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
housekeeping Furniture
The Ball Opened |!
CLEAR THE Track

NOW IL the time ~ buy ynnr goods from tbe IN
~ dersgned, who has just reoriy,d 1T his Neg
Store 10 kippOn, Va, well selected stock VI
GROCERIES,
c0AFECTI0SERIEs
DRUGS, TOBACCO,
SCARS,
PIPES,
Snuff. Tinwarc, Hardware. Also. agent for tho
sale OF Stonebraker's Medicines. Ladies Nor coo
Boot, Ladies Calf Boot, Mems Brogans. Bows AID
Chiidren's Shoes. Also fsli line Of AOTlOAs II
every description.
GR-Csll at the Cheap Store, Sign ~ re Red
Flag, North end Of Nippon. N. Is. fHlEh.
May 80, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Opportune.

The dcbilitating effects of the frs. warm day
of the season were MIST happily lessened by a
very seasonable supply Of delicious Ice Cream
from the establishment Of Mr. HENRY DUNN,
for which we tender thanks. We would Re-
commend or friends to call there when they
find themselves in need OF similar refreshmert
during the coming Summer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

Ten thousand persons. It is said, were pre-
sent at the tournament in Memphis. ''in behalf
of TIE widows and orphans "f the Confederate
deid." Gen. Tn mas, the military nmander,
gave permission r the ornament.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

The Western papers TEEN with elopement
cases. An old physician If Peoria. H., has
just e.oPed with young lady, leaving his fam
lily in a distressed condition and his creditors
ditto.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

Detective Baker has fled bill in court h.
compel the corporation Of Washington TO pay
the reward Of $50, 900 which it offered for the
capture Of Booth, There are several parties
claiming IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
May Festival.

Nay FesIIFaI.
Mas. FoRRESTs Seminary win hold May
Festival on Tomorrow evening. (Frid4y,l to
which large number Of the friends Of the
Principal and Students have been invited, AID
which viii, no doubt, prove attractive and in
teresting, as over ono hundred young ladies and
children will be present, representing every
variety of floral device.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

The New York Times says that there are "a
many people in the North in favor Of repudiai-
ing the national debt as there are in favor of
eoufScating tue estates Of Southern property
huldels.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
From DE Mar.insburg % Of Thursday we

From the Martinsburg ERA OF Thursday we
clip the following:
CIRCUIT CoURT-This body convened on
Monday last, Judge Hall presiding. Michael
Sweeny, indicted for forgery, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to two years Imprisonment
in the Pententiary. The trials of A. B. Steen-
uetzand Edward Randall charged with forgery,
were postponed TO a future day of the term
James CLASSIFY, indicted for DEMONSTRATING. was
tried and sentenced to the pententisry for one
wear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
Public Sale.


TIAvING soid my isrm, will sell. AZ Pub,i,
Ill Sale. miles East Of Leetoun. ON
TUESDAY, JUNE Ia. 1867,
TIE FOLLOWING PlortHrY:
Seven head OF valuable Work Horses-twa
of them fine Mares in .oai;
Three had Of Mich Cows,
Three head OF Young Cattle,
Five good Brocd So~s,
Twenty Head OfStocls
HOGS,
One two-hcrse Carriage and Harness.
One iour-hof Wagon, two hSrs- WAGON.
One new three-hofse Wagon and BID,
One new Spring Wagon, Tor % two hors.,.
One pair OF W ood Ladders,
One pair OF Grain shslyings
Three Barshesr Ploughs-oae of them new.
iLree Singh Shove, Ploughs,
T6r>e Double Shovel Ploughs, one Uarros.
ON. What Fan. (iluny ans a.e)
One new PORTABLE Cider Mill,
ShoyeI,. Spsdcs, Folks, ae.;
Pour sets o: wagon Geass,
-Four sets Plossh Gears,
One large Grindstone.
HOUSEHOLD AND KI7ch.ssfURyTTrEE.
Two Dining Tables-one OF i,aem large TX
tension Table; one SideboaFd. Mart.4 iapD
One Bureau, one Book Case, one Sag
Two Bcdsteads,
Several Wristbands. with Pitchers a Dowl,g
Andirons. Shovels and Tongs;
Sew r I sets of Table WAGE,
Cureusware and Glassware,
One new Cook Stove, with vessels complete.
One Churn, Milk Crooks. Jars, TlnM a.e, &c.
A lot Of BACON and LARD,
Two barrels OF Cider Vinegar. and many o.
Their articles TOO numerous to mention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30

YYrAyTED, AGEyTs.-sasO per Month Tho
w Year Round. OF 900 per eemi. pro6f 90 Co
mission. We g.aranfy Tie above salary or c.g-
u.issi u active industrious agents at their op
homes, 10 introduce article OF indi pen ate Hf'-
iy IN every household For full particular, Call n
or address G. W. JACKSON 4 CO,
May 80, GIFT uSoptb ST, Baiunosr. Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-30
ShanlDOOinE

r AIDES who desire ~ have their Hair SHAM
P0OED. can do so BY sending for me atmy Bar
Der Shop in this place. will 90 20 the residence
of any lady who wishes me 10 d. so.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Charlestown, Nav 30. Barber.