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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
GuSTAVE BROWN,


RaIxer- 81 Confe ectioner,
Blessings" Old Stand. CharlestOScn, JEFF. %.
WEST VIRGINIA,
Il EEPS constantly on hand large, fresh and
IA general assortment Of
French and American
CONFECTIONERIES,
Embracing every kind and variety. Also, all kinds
Of Nuts, Canned Fruits, Rsisins, Currants, Dates,
Figs, Citron, LiqUOrice, Oranges, Lemons, &C, DC
Pound, Sponge, Fruit and all other kinds OF
CAKE
constantly on hand, and warranted equal to the
best that can be manufactured.
M he is ready at sll times to ill orders for
WEDDINGS, PARTIES, de-, to any extent de-
sired and on as reasonable terms as can be had
elsewhere.
G5-Truly grateful to the citizens of the County
generally for the very liberal patronage extended
10 him since his commencement of business in
Charlestown, be respectfully sOlcits renewal OF
their faTOrs as his best endeayors shall be used to
serve them acceptably.
January 3, lS67-tG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23
ISICNIOVED

t. E..a Orrosuz "CASrEH HOrsE."
Harness. Saddles e Brides,
NAs-.1.IrsED Oh REPAIRED
40 g,ulssiora JsFrs0g County.
rT0TF UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces 20 the
citizens ot CLarlcstoWn and vicinity, that he
g. constantly making and repairing Carriage, Glg'
Er-rg. Coach aaI Wagon, Harness, saddles,
Rrifi.s H1If.rs &C.. iu the most durable manner,
and th.mU,t modern style Of workmanship, and at
shurtrutf-.aal upon . living terms. My work
commend. .....t Al Task is a share Of The public
Tatr.u.-.
~t.r rrrrs... o.. Carter House"
Ari.IH. .ta. HENRY ID. MIDDLEkAUFF.
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ID ICHNOND ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR
IL APRIL. has the following table OF contents :
!. Spain and the Spaniards.
2. Lady HerbertS Impressions Of Spain.
s. Mr. Hills Address at ST. Andrews.
4. Manuals Of Mythology.
S. Sonnet.
s. Books Of Fiction for Children.
Z. "Wager OF Bate"
5. Sketches Of the English Bench and Bar.
Q. A Morning in Spring.
10 Tba Ffpefience Of Chareh Plate.
IL. Ewes Droppings at Biarritz
10. Science and ATt
n MisssIsnies from Foreign Magazines.
Having obtained the agency Of the above MaSs-
zine, persons wishing 20 sIeserioS IoI =, cnT IS
through %. CAAT YELL
Ar-I -
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Grand Piano For sale.

A BOUT o. discontinue Housekeeping, otier for
\ SALE,
CIICEEgING. SEVEN OCTAVE, PREMIUM
GRAND PIANO;
pronounced bv Professors and Amateurs an instru-
rsrt uf uurivl.'ai sweetness and power. Except
che case ,rtir.I tilic n It's construction; con
s.qu.nUv. not Injured by On, changes Of our eli
mate. lr lt1..i.s O. being delightful parlor IN
---u~art it- volume renders 10 very desirable TOE
...r1t- rr rrhE. Concerts.
I-viII %. SOFA au q credit of Nine Months bond
aUl security. Address ...,
MRS. MARGARET G.. DOUGLASS.
Crar.a-uur jefferson County, Virginia.
March d. 1-r--t.
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SHANNONDALE
FACTORY.

TTHE undersigned are conducting this well ap-
pointed WOODEN FACTORY, 6 miles from
Cbarlestown and mile from kabletOwu, and are
constantly manufacturing Goods of superior quail
~. 49,.
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GRADY &c CO.,
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS,

H4LLTOWN w. VIRGINIA,
L EEP for sale all kinds of DRY GOODS, Gro
II ceries, Liquors, Hardware, Queensware etc.
WiIl buy all kinds Of GRAIN, or forward the same.
Wool, Batter, Egg, and Hides, reesired "a Trade
re- Having purchased the interest OF Mr.. John
H. Strider In the Mercantile establishment at hatI
town. solicit the patronage of my friends and the
npbiic generally. EDWARD GRADY.
The style Of the frm will hereafter be Grady
Co Sept. 20, 1866.
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NOTICE

~ order ta meet our present liabilities IL is posi-
tivcIv necessary thatwe must be paid for servi-
c.s rendered up o. thi, date. We are willing q
.ery. Oh. public but cannot sustain ourselves IN
-rh. a,i.fi1- .-r.K f.rrHsE unless we are paid.
JOHN J. II. STRAITH,
GERARD r. MASON,
WM +. LIPPITT.
hmm - 1901.
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SALE.

I'VE subscriber has for sale. for which be wiz
i take Country Produce,
10000 Brick
90 go1d quality. LIME, LATHS and HAIR con
-'arfly on hand. Also good LUMBER for Fencing
cd % Flooring. ac.
MATTHEW QUINN.
Shenandoah Street, Harper's Ferry.
March 2s, IsCT-ts
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no TIII1 FARMERS,

EllCrs and Others
Is TIE
COUNTIES or JEFFERSON CLARKE
II ANTNG associated ourselves in business for
tha purposes ot the above Card, we viii pay
tr- Wheat Flour Corn and al other kinds Of Pro
r.-. ha highest market prices in CASH, or will
..... i've and Forward 0u Commission, making sales
-uI returns ia the short 50 time.
STARRY &LOCK.
Cta-Iestrvu Depot. Jan. 10, 1861
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STOVESy STOVES!
TINWARE, -Ea
& STOVES, f3
H3 AND E4
SHEET IRON ESTABLISHMENT,
On Main Street, CAarlest0on.

-
TINE undersigned have on hand and are econstant.
Il IL manufacturing az their Tinware, Stove, and
Sheet Iron Establishment, in Charlesiown, every
description Of CULINARY WARE, usually found
in their line of business-made Of the best material
and bv experienced workmen. The stock now IN
their Ware Room, comprises every useful article
known 70 the housekeeper, and any article called
for or any amount Of Goods desired can be furnished
with dispatch.
BUCKETS of all sizes, COFFEE POTS ofthe most
approved patterns, Cullenders, Spits, Steamers,
Cake Screws Cake Cutters, Flour Boxes, Patty
Pans of various patterns, Basins, Chamber Ware,
Pitchers, Measures of all sizes, and Painted Toilet
Ware. Their stock OF
SHEET IRON WARE,
comprises every article in the Culinary and House
keeping department. Their stock OF
STOVES
embraces every variety of WOOD and COAL
STO YES, among which may be found the follow
ing approved patterns:
VirSinia star 2 sizes, for Coal; Old Dominion, 1
sizes, for Wood; Noble Cook, sizes, for Coal or
Wood; Extension top Mt Vernon; Winona, 81
ses, for Wood Nine Plate Stoves for Wood--plain
and boiler top; Defiance King, sizes Seotehman
Cook, sizes; Cottsger, sizes, Coal Fesper
Radiator. 1 sizes Coal; Magic Temple, sizes, for
Wood; Laura. 4 sizes, Wood. Also, PArlor, Star
Cottager, and Franklin, all sizes.
Possessing every facility known to the business,
they are prepared to execute with the utmost
promptness, all kinds OF
Building and Job Work.
Tin Roofing, linking and Spouting done to order
and in the best manner.
Merchants desirous ofreplenishing their stock oil
Tin or Sheet Iron Ware, will find i to their advan
tare 10 deal with them. They will make liberal
discount TO merchants when articles are bought by
the quantity They will also take in exchange for
Tin Ware, Rags, Beeswa1, Wool, Sheepskins, Beef
6;des, Old Copper, Old Brass and Pewter.
Thankful for past favors and with determine
,on to merit the increasing patronage Of the COM
munity, we respectfully solicit call from all who
desire purchasing any article in our line OF ousi-
ness. Terms are such as cannot fail to please
Sept 2I, 1866. MILLER SAIIh'
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We edmre thunder. be. IS fo- lightning, We
-e-s -ere. s..=-k by i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-23

DLASTING P.-5-r and Fuse. for sale bv
- =. = HUMPHREYS 4 co
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TO CcN:uW prIYE-

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simplo remedy, ter ha,-
ing suffered for several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease ConsumI tion--is
anxious 10 make known to his fellow su rerers the
means of cue.
10 all who desire ii, he will send copy of the
pre- crirtion used free Of charge with the direct
ions "rp.cpalin- amt using the same. which they
wli and sURt ctHE tor Coz SUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, tovGIIs, CCLDs and all Throat and
Lung Affections. the oLv object of,he advertiser
in r'ndng the Picscrirti is 10 benefit the afct.
ed and spread information which he coaeeiycs to
b" Invaluable 'al he hope every su erer will try
his remed as it will cost them MOTH ng, and Hay
prove blessing. Parties wishing tnc prescription
IRE by return mail, will please address
REV, EDWARD A. W.T. son.
lyspli Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York
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l~
0G.frurtioa. o. is g4t ans punt! the n' OF. anu
eynel d,srase They pntge out The lou bnis,r-
,.hirh breed and grow dis;empcr, siimuia,s az z
ri n or dis ordered organs into Eefr ns'ui NJ aeh
ami fn,ai, tone and strength to the Whole s!t M
Not only 10 they cure the every uay eumpifht> Oi
s-,.,,IriI, but formd bic and dangerous diseases
while they produce powerful effects, ues as AT
no ar1p lime in diminished doses the saicst ana
~ NM -. that can be employ ed Tor ebihh eh. -
Rug .ussr-coated. they are pleasant o take M
being prrely vegetable, are .nIn = ha ", -,
, mr.. have BEEN made that would surpass teii.i,
,rsr. ,hev not .ulstant,ated hy nen 81 such e&ah-
cd character a. To forbid the sus picinn oi AN IN
trIr,h MANY eminent cicrgyustn ann physicians
certify 10 The .ublic the reliability Of our fei eeits
while others have sent us the Assurance OF !hcir
couylc ion that our Preparations contribute IN
mcnsel. to the relief Of sffo ted fe low men
The Agent below named Is pleased 70 iu. hkh
rrati. our American Almanac, containing ail eet-
ION. for the use OF these medicines anu teuheates
of their cures Of the following complaints
Co,t,yeness Bilious Complaints, hhetH htsfn.
Y,r, nv Heartburn. Headache aiming nom 1evl
stomach. Nsuses, indigestion, Mon I'D insetien o.
the Bowels and Pain sri-iig tb~iefroni flatuicn-
cX Loss OF Appetite, all Diseases which require
a eyacueni medicine. They also by luriyIl & the
plant. In, would not be stpl ostd The! could
! each, such as Deaihess, fsIus' blih'ii err Seh
r. lgia and Nervous frTitabiiiiy. befai gtmefis ot
ia = Liver aId kiGue. =, boUt ana Other n -ndi ed
disorders ar1s INK low stale OF the bod! or
ob-irurupHs If it functions.
Do hot be Iut Of By nntr,neipled dealers With
other prepara' ions On which The! MAKE more pro
H. b.uand A{fi.'> and iaAe 10 otaeIs. Inc LEX
y ant the best AID mere Is tor ihe' ana they sheua
have L. -,
rrrpa. ed by pr J. c. AVER Co, Lowell,
Ma. and sold Dy all Druggists aud eeaIe.s IN
met enc everxwisle+
Agents ia kEsH VIth, {. Ftek, and "igei ia =
Par2her. Jul! Augs.t,
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Address.
W. JENNINGS pEMOREST.
i.3 BroadWl, New YORK

TnF L4DY's FRIEND, FOR AUGUST, 1857
The August numbe- of This charming mag lZinc
opens with i Piqutnf Steel engraving OF - RUS
tic maiden holding egg. up 10 the light to zee
if they are fresh. The Steel Fashion Plate for
this month i, n group of six Young misses beau
liiuly designed aud colored. Then We have
numerou. Engraving. devoted to the Fashions,
Coiiure>. Bead Collar. Hat and Bonn-ts, Pep
lums, Dire, ,es, Chdren's Costumes, Paletots,
&c. Among the Literary contents We may no.
tire sWax Flowers and How to Make Them
Patty sewing ouricty:" self Made" Po-
en-, by Florence Percy and Angus, Bail; Tn
der the Mask "''Dora CaStel; - and the con-
tiauation- Of How Woman Hal irr Way ="
and ''Oryiite College. An illustrated article
show, what pretty itiag> in the way of Vases,
Sc can be made Vi common egg-shells. Among
the Editorials, We call special attention 10 The
l-si J.. article on -" Brcad-lhc etJii Of Life, :"
VIII! Il. receipts for making EBicEnehted rye
bu,euit- ~. ami Indian eases. rye pus. Hap
per, oil rye AMI Indian. e.. \ beaatiui >t'tI
Engraving will be SEM gratis 10 every single
$40 subscriber. and & every person sending
club. Specimen number, VI the magazine
will De sem for twenty cents.
Prist (with engraving $50 n year; Four
copies with ono engrN ingj ST. 10. One copy
OF Lady. Friend and one OF saturday Evening
Post tand one engraving, 500. Address De.-
con Il Peterson, 3ly Wanut street, Phiadel-
phia.
The Pen and Pencil" Is the title Of ne "
Magazine of sixteen quarto page,, published by
I. X. Dawley & Co., New YORK. The ,illu>tra-
tions are fair and the make up of the work evil
dences vigor and good taste. This number
opens with Down East story by John Neal To-
Gated al or near Bangor. But the proposition by
Publishers 10 give back 10 subscribers an inn
men.e sum of their proceeds 10 be drawn by
tickets given when the subscriber sends his
money for subscription.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet ar.
tlcle-superior 10 Cologne, and at halt the
nrirn
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TEE sEaPEsT PAIy.asL IN
lUei ~.1RLD.

Warranted SUPERIOR to aay otIer or PSy. tor
, he cure Of Chronic Rheumatism, Toothacht. Head
ach sore Throat, Mumps, buTns. Cuts, Insect
s,ings Pains in the Back .,hes aud Limbs Sptains,
Old sores, Sweil.ng, also, 10 take internally tor
Darrheea by seatery .Cohc, spasrn,, sea sickness,
Vomiting and Group. IL is perfectly innocent 10
axe internally. II used according TO The diI ec'ions
and never fails, as thousands can attest II was
first introduced in ISL. and millions oil bottles
are annually sold. livery ono who las onee
used 1t, continues to do %, snd recommend II to
their friends as the most valuable medicine tx
tant Certificates enough TO hi a dozen nc~ SPA
pt.,sh We been received by DR.. Tobias. H. med
lei e. the Nenitian Limment VIII 10 all that Is
stated and more. No will regret Try ing II -
Those re- i'll D: distance from ply seian, n III
find il a reliab.e neGiicInc have hand ia case
OF seci, ents. ask iel III. Tobias Ntniiian LINZ
ment and take no other. Price 50 cents and 81.
Sold By all Druggists. Depot, 81 Cortiandi street ,
lnsl2S.
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THE TRIAL Of MAXIMItAS-The fol-
lowing in relation TO the trial OF Miximii-
ian aud his fellow sufferers is taken from
the Brownsville (rcxas) Rauchero:-
The court was composed Of lieutenant
colonel. president, six captains and a judge
advocate-Lieut. Col. Manuel A>pe:aso.
The prisoners were tried separately. each
pea containing denial Of the jurisdiction
OF the court and protesting against the re-
:usal Of the right TO appeal.
MaXimilian was confined TO his bed when
his case was called. his being the last. H..
was ably defended by Senior Eulalio Ortega,
who reiuted the charges OF MaXimilan's
usurpatioIs and cruelty. He said the law
OF the third Of October was made when
Maxinilian was cheated into the belief
that JuareZ had abandoned the territory.
and that one Of the articles Of that law was
dictated BY the French coInnander-inchief.
lie furthermore said that the law was OIL
~ intended as a terror, aid as there never
had been petition for pardon presented
it was considered as useless. He earnest
ly asked the members of the court ia The
name Of civilization aud history. which will
Judge Of the terrible deeds done this day.
as defenders Of the second independence Of
Mexico to save the good name OF the coun-
try in the eyes Of coming generations.
They will forever applaud the browning of
the greatest victories by the greatest par
dous.
Among the accusations agains. Maximil-
ian is one of attempting to prolong the war
By the decree of March Z. and creating a
regency in case ofhis death in the coming
battles.
Jesus Maria Vas1uez, one of MaxirnL
ian's counsel, closed the argument as fol-
lows:
If you condemn the Archduke to death
| am not uneasy about coalition In Europe
or the threatening attitude the Uniled
States may ASSUME towards the Republic.
have confidence ia the liberals who have
rooted out the French from this soil. but
fear the universal reproach that will fall
upon our country as an anathema more
than even the sentence of death, because
of the nullity Of the proceedings of this
court
The court opened at 8 A. NJ. on the 18th.
went into secret session on the evening Of
the l4th, aud dissolved the SAME night.
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~oa fr1n the lis and ssseii person shall
sot BIZ allowed 10 y9te- and such boA- nj
siaasl 90. a&Fi9g tas &xfns perso3 add 10
s.aess registry The na IDes Of all pr sons n
at fasar sjnse. psssess tn qualif atoms re
qajfeS By said art, rho hare not been al
feS6y re2sstercd- aud no PERRIN shall a,
any ZINE be eWSlsd 10 be reyfstered--or TO
vote. ~ reasoa of any executive pardon
or amnesty for any act or aHy thing which.
without sEtesi pardon or amnesty. would
stisqGalify him fTosa registration or voting
Sts.fofl g. That al members OF said
boards OF registration. and ali persons here
after eles5iesf or appointed 10 ofsoe ia said
lslili;ArT djs;riet. Mailer the so-calies2 state
or municipal authority. OF by detail or APP
pgintIBest 9sthe district COMMANDERS shall
be required 10 take aad subscribe TO the
oath Of OH * rre.eribel by Ia. for the
off eei. ot the United States.
Section 8. Tina; n0 district commander.
" nIeiDfef ofihe board Of registration OF
anY officers Or arpoiatees acting ailler
them. sfixif be bound IN Biz aeti05i tY aBy
opinion Of amp esxsl officer Ia iise United
States.
s9etioa 10. INT sec;ioa 0. said &C;
last nasne9 shah be construed to authorize
the commanding general nzfn-i therein.
whenever be SHALL deem i; ueediul 10 re-
move ans Mre.uber ef board Of fegistrs-
ton and TO Sppo3n. smother M tiis stead
aud to nil asis vacancy ia such board.
section IL. That ali tie provisions Of
this az. an4 Of lae ac;s 10 ssssies this i. sup
p.e'neaiary- shall be construct literally 10
fhe end tina. all tae iIie1ais thereof may be
laii3- aBf esf-cilg carried 0iIt-
NJ. Paine il:feel1ee-l joint resolution
authorizing tie Secretary of tiie Tr-i -irg-
to eaase certain Instsier o.: rolls 10 be pilot
oyrapiied. to facilitate the payment OF adj
diiioiIa. boInty. Passed.
Adjourned.
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Spectral Notices.
SONG o. IRON

am mighty in the saber.
flerce!y welded by the brave;
Glorious In The slalwart teamer
Laughin. at the storm and wave.
Beauteous IN the palace pillars,
saving IN The pointed rod,
A. it brings the deadly lightning
Quelled and har. les to the sod.
But there is gloli0us essence,
Where ia envy gfanfiest power,
Giving to the RACE my suIest.
sweetest aid, ia dangers hour
See before me fl diseases
See the darkest hydras bow
See the rose OF health aud hcautv
Take the palest cheek and biow.
Fly, dyspepsia! NY cansumptioni
Yes, all ills are crushed at length,
FOR l give what human nature
Only ever needcd->TEENGIH.
Shall tell in what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer uD?
Palild, trembling, diving sufferer.
lis the famed "PERuNIAS SYRUF."
The PERUVIAN SYRUP i. protected solution
ce that strikes at the root of disease by -Upply.
ing the blood with ia ritai principle iite ee. e.t
Iron.
The genuine has PERUVIAN srRuP.r blown in
the glass.
J. +. DINSMORE. Proprietor.
No. 81 Dey ST., New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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The Patent Fire Exitnguisher''
ELLSWORTH July 18th. lsG7.

The undersigned having been appointed a
committee to witnes, the operation ofthe Port
able Fire Extinsuisher,' in this village this
evening would make the following statement.
The combustible material consisted of nine tar
and rosin barrels, partly filed with dry shaw.
ing, saturated with Kerosene Oil. When the
whole pile was completely enyeloped III flames
the fire was thoroughly ex;ingui,hed in thirty
seconds by one EXtingusher. More Oil WAS
then poured On, and the pile fired anew The
flames were again subiued in thirty seconds.
The pile WA, tired a third tins and allowed to
burn until the wood wa. fairly burning, and
partly consumed. when the 'Extinguisher' was
again applied, and was again victorious in thir-
ty seconds.
The experiment was successful and the 'Ex.
tinguisher' seems to be all that the Inventor
Claims Noses HALE.
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THE SuIPBUILDgR's BANK CAsE,-The great

THE SuIPBUILDER's BANK CAsE.-The great
Shipbuilder's Bank Case has been decided in
favor Of the stockholders. The action was
brought 10y the Receivers of the Bank, against
the stockholders, collectively. to recover about
eighiy-tive thousand dollars, and interest for
ten years. making, at this time, over one hun.
dred and thirty live thousand dollars.
II Is the most important case ever lltigated in
this section of the State, and perhaps in any
part Of it. The suit has been pending more
than seven years and has been contested in the
most pcrtinscous manner at every point. IT
went, finally, upon the bill, answers and proof,
to the Law Court in 1854, and was argued by
Peter Thatcher, Esq, for the Stockholders.
-lRockland Gazette.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-07-19
Book Table.

DFNoREsT's MoNTHLY.-No other fashion
and literary magazine i'll existence Ia, III tdr
such rapid stride, iii popular tIyUr this. The
carr. mt uumber now before speaks Tor IL
self "a, 10 the causes which have brought about
such faiterine results. Ii i, fun OF fresh. At
iraetiYe, aud useful matter specially Interesting
to ladies and households The fashion depart
meul i, eompiete-thTre times ~ full A. any
other magazine-and contains abundance Of
sensible, practical Information, invaluable To
those living al a distance from tie Metropolis.
The illustration, are beautiful aud numerous
the tone Of the literary articles Highland, IN
fact. the entire contents are greatly ab we the
average. from iiI>tfo last We do not wonder
that ladies, generally, declare they could not
d. without it,. y three dollars per annum,
with premium.
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MODEL CoMpos1rroS.-The Essex States.

MODEL COMPOSITIONS The Essex States.
man says a boy in South Danvers wrote the
following composition upon his native town,
which it thinks is very good for a schoolboy:
South Danvers is in the United States. 1t is
bounded by Salem and reaches to Middleton
Its principal river is Goldthwae's brook,
which empties into Salem Harbor. Its princi-
pal lake is the miil-pond, which is dry IN the
summer. Its principal productions are leather,
onions, the South Church and George Peabody.
South Dan,ers has many religious sect,, amo *
which ire the Orthodox, who worship their
Westinghouse. the Uniycrs,,lists. who worship
their minister. the spiritualists who worship
everything. aud the Lnitsriaus, who worship
nothing.
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Turner'S Tic DOu ourrx or Tut
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ami speedy cure for Neursigia and all Nervous
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its magic influence. 1t has the unqualified approx
al of many eminent physicians. l, contains nothing
injurious To the most delicate system. Sold every.
where Sent vn receipt OF q ~ and two postage
stamps. TURNER 4 C. =, 40 fremont st., Bos ton,
Macs, Proprieto"s.
Bston, july LIST, 1867. lysp:4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-07-19

The Gospel Banner thinks yerrill limo.
cent OF the charge against him. and believes
that Harris could have perpetrated the deed
alone.
We think it is safer to trust the case to a
fair jury. able counsel and an impartial Judge,
and therefore cannot See how one who does
not listen TO the trial can be so good judge, AS
those who do. Nevertheless Verrill may be
innocent, and 1t would bt terrible mistake to
have an innocent man hung On the charge IF
murder.