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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
Submit, or not Submit ?
The Philadelphia Age, strong Democl

The Philadelphia Age, strong Democratic
Journal, says:
THE Fortieth Congress opens with an ag-
grcssive plan Of ruin cut and dried Military
government for the South, breaking down the
Supreme Court, impeachment and deposition
of the President, and the substitution of fana-
tic like Wade in his place. Shall we, the De-
mocracy Of the North, strong in numbers,
stronger in discipline than ever, because the
timid and worthless and corrupt are purged a.
way, shall we submit This is question we
put sharply and directly to our readers, but
don't presume to answer i"
1t would have been well had our contempo-
rary, and those of like opinions, put that ques-
tion long ago. Ii it had been pu; and answer
ed with an emphasis, the country would be en-
joying peace and prosperity to-day. A aump
Congress would not have essayed to legiSate
the Constitution away. nor would half the
States of the late Union now assume 10 be a
Congress of the United States 1t may not be
too late now, il those who affect to love the
Constitution and the Union under it, will take
= manly stsnd.-Lynehburg Vrginian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS,
Thursday, March q, 1867.
The Internal Revenpe Law.

The following are some Of til, more interest
ing features of the new lsw regulating internal
taxes:
On all cigars, cigaretts and cheroots, or sub
stitutes therefor, the tax is five dollars per thou
sand On hats, caps, bonnets. hoods aud hoop
skirts, two per cent ad valorem; on all glass
other than window glass, three per cent; on
all leather finished or unfinished, two and .
half per cent on woolen manufactures, two
and half per cent.
All afidavits are free from stamp duty; no
stamps are required in the probate of wills,
when the property is less than 81 600 in value.
On brandy made from American grapes the
tax is one dollar per gallon.
On incomes the tax is iiveper cent on all over
81 900 instead of all over 5000, as heretofore.
The ten per cent clause onincumes over $4,000
is abolished. The income tax is levied on all
government salaries in excess Of $1,000.
Besides the $1,000 free from income tax,
there are several exemptions offirthcr amounts.
The rental value of homestead actually in
use; 4; ell national State, county, or municipal
taxes; all losses incurred by FIRE, shipwreck or
trade all amounts actually pHid for labor or
interest and finally, the amount paid by any
person for the rent of the house or premises
actually occupied as residence for himself and
his family, are exempted from the income tax.
The tax on whisky remains at two dollars
per gallon, with very stringent provisions a.
gainst fraud. TT
The additions to the free list are numerous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
VIRGINIA HOTEL,
STAUHTON, VIRGINIA.

TPHE C1-Partnership bctvcen Col. Charles !.
O'Ferrall and M self, by which the Virginia
aud American Hotels" were united and managed
oiutlv bv us has been dissolved by mutual consent,
and the "Virriuia Hotel Is now under my sole
control This large and popular Hotel has been
Renodeled, Painted and Pspercd an the best style
and furnished with nss aud elegant Farniigre, and
possesses every modern improvement for the com
tor, Of guests. aud keptin style not surpassed by
any Hotel in the State. The accommodations o.
NJ Hotel shall be superior 10 this.
Tie "Adams Express Office and 6ue Billiard
Saloon are in this building, and good Livery Sta
bic is INJECTED with the Hotel. Stages on The va.
rious lines will take passengers TO this Hotel and
call for them when they wish to leave. Omni6uses
to and from the Hotel free! Connections with the
trains leaving ;swn gnGroafs,d.
Having lad twelve years experience ~ Hotel
Keeper / trus, with moderate charges ard liberal
policy 10 maintain the favorable reputation OF the
"Old Virginia Hotel" Ny best efforts are pledged
u secure every comfort for nv guests: and res
pectclljy asa thc support Of friends and the public
generally. GEO. L. PEYT0N, PropriHer.
B. y. WSus. SGpertnteaderf.
F. G. Pgrr0S. Cierk.
February IS, lsC1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

4 WISE NOTION AsAo TEACHING LITTLE
CHILDRES-B Bishop Whately used to say that
teaching children to learn by rote what they
did not understand, was to make them swal-
low their food Grst, and chew it afterwaFd. =
" When MS. Whately and frs: married, he
observed, many years later, one Of the first
things we agreed upon was, that should frovi-
dence send US any children, VIC would never
teach them anything they did not understand.
' Not even their prayers, my lord p asked The
person addressed. "No, net even their pray
ers," he replied. Tc the custom Of teaching
children OF tender age to repeat prayers BY rote,
without attending 10 their sense, he objected
even more strongly than TO any other kind Of
mechanical teaching as be considereditincul-
Gated the idea, that person is praying when
merely repeating a form Of words IN which the
mind and feelings have no part, which Is de-
structive of the very essence Of devotion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
NIISCELLANY.

BEHAVIOR AT Nothing furLi hes
a surcr index Of young gentleman's or iady's
character than bis or her behavior at church.
If you see young man walk quietly into
church and take his scat and pay proper atten-
ton to the religious exercises, you may be as
surcd that young man has sclf-rcspect and
good moral character, The same may be said
of the young lady who acts mike manner
But. on the contrary, if you sec the smile OF
scorn rising to the lips Of the young man as lie
witnesses some portion of the service, you ma!
set that chap down as brainless chap, having
neither sense, manners, nor morals. Ifayoung
lady, set her down as frivolous and he sure
never to select her for a wife. She will cause
you sorrow if you do. Ifyou are Protestant
and attend Catholic worship conform as far a.
your conscience will permit yen TO the mode Of
worship practiced by that church, and let your
demeanor be sober and dignifed, ard rice cersa
if you are a Catholic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

WITTY GIRL.-A poor family in the lower
end vi town, says the Napa County Reporter,
had been chariiabIy granted permission TO use
Ere wood free OF charge from long wood pile
Of corded wood on The bank Of the river, but
in commencing at the wrong end Of the pile,
the foundation was weakened and the entire lot
slipped On the ground, and a portion went of
with the tile. The kind hearted giyer spoke
in vcxcd tone OF the affair that evening at the
supper table, aud took occasion TO say that the
poor could never he helped without in turn in
juring their benefactor. "Oh don't say that,
papa" said his little daughier, remember that
every bit Of wood you give to the poc1 will be
recorded in Heaven. Papa said nothing more,
but had what was left recorded here below.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

REDEMPTION OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCY
The Treasurer of the United States is daily in
receipt of large number Of letters from per
sons in the Southern States inquring whether
the Treasury redeems fractional currency Of
the old issues, commonly known as "short cur
rency." 1t appears that some persons, with
a view to buying ii mp at discount, have
spread the report that this species of currency
is rcpudiated by the Secretary Of the Treasr-
ry. The Treasurer, therefore, desires TO have
the fact made public that all fractional curren-
cy that has been issued by the Treasury De
partment is redeemed at par by the same, ex-
cept in cases where notes are mutilated, when
an amount proportionate u the size Of the note
is given foT it.-HdSh. OR. n. 4. Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
,.InaINIA -IEKEE PREss.
TERMS.

zz-Ths Fsrz Prrss is published weekly at Tee
D..ar, ana Fjly Csr'rsr casaH an ed'o"e'.
a,-Os D5.ur oa{ Fg'y Cea:' Jor sir Hoaih'
~s~The rms Of advertising are. for square,
.tsn lines. or less Oae Dagar oHd Fi'y csH'' for
tlr.s .t.lus-largeg cnes IN Gas same proper
t,u Flca continuance TAirfyjire c-f;"
es-NJ advertisement, TO be considered BY 'hs
n.1ah or yea. unless specified on ih' Manuscript
o. previously agreed upon between The pa'.'e''
rs- Nn advertisement not marked on the cop!
ora,peeiaed number Of insertions viii be continued
setl ordered cut aud payment eNaeted accordingly
-c-Rrorlta AryEErlsENENrs.--fo avoid any
,;4upd,r.tanJiu- on the part OF the Annual AaVef-
..,s &c IS proper 90 state ditisc'y that their pri-
,a.-. o7ly extends to theig Immediate business
Real Estate, legal and an other advertisements sent
t,tlsu t5 be an additional charge, and no varia-
u.a.
e,. Obituary Notices Of more than Eve lines WIZ
: Charged Tor.
SOB WORK POSTERS, Sale Bills, Circulars
Cl0ls. ,.c cxccatad promptly, neatly, and At far
prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

WoRTH KSowISG.-A poison Of any con-
ceivable description and degree Of potency
which has been swallowed Intentionally OF by
accident may be rendered almost instantane-
ously harmless by swallowing two gill. Of sweet
oil. An individual with very strong consti-
tntion should take twice the quantity. Tho
oil viii peutralize every form Of vegetable or
mineral poison with which physicians and
chemists are Acquainted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

DEAR KIss.-On Wednesday week young
man in New Britain, while piayfvlly trying to
steal the nectar of the lips Of fair young
Jansel. was biz in the eye by knitting needle
which she had in her hand, and which broke
short of in The socket above the eye ball. A
physician was called and after very delicate
operation succeeded il extracting the piece,
bu. fof sometime to come the youth can only
"r;sk one eye on it.'-Hartfrd Post
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

ADVICE TO MARRIED CourLE.-fust,
there must be no anxiety about livelihood
Whatever the income on which you can rely,
resolutcly live within it, resolutely keep sur
plus ahead, resolutcly keep out Of debt. This
is the first condition. There is no enjoyment
at lone. or Of the thousand beautiful things ia
this world, with the anxiety Of poverty. Live
poor, work hard, forego all sttemptat elegance
or ambitious display, until YOU have achieved
the practical independence Of an honest aud as-
surcd subsistence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

The Portland Press tells the following rather
cxtravagant story to illustrate the wholesale
tbieving practised there on the night of the
great fire: zone who had been slumbering
peacefully in his grave in the Eastern Ceme,e-
ry, awoke, and walking forth inquired if the
day of judgment had Gomez On being told
that it was only Portland burning, he rerssrk-
ed that he would go back to his repose. On
reaching his grave he found in his absence
somebody had stolen his coffin"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
sUcH LrAns.-onc Colorado paper gets Of

SUcH LIAns.-Onc Colorado paper gets OF
the following on another
A rather good one is told at the expense OF
our contemporary, the News. 1t announced
that in consequence Of having to move into its
new Office no paper would be issued on a cer-
tain day. A subscriber who got his paper at
the Post Office came ON " that day" the same
as others, was told there was no paper. lie
made some objections, when the clerk asked
him il he didn't see the announcement IN the
paper that there would be none issued on that
dayp ayes" he said, but they were such
id liars that he placed no confidence in what
they said"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
\OTICE.

HAVING been solicited by many friends 20
i-.t-.5 90 auaouuciu- my compliance with their
.r,.. J,,Y,-r 1s.. lSs7, ,haIl Dc at Shepherd
r...r.. .r Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday ofeaeh
o. 1 40 ,le Recorders Office, aud the res'cuc at
- aifc. ir Il-Per's Ferry.
-rr-.,.-.t ,tf.r,i,n viii De given o al business
.-.ra .,fs.l t.8y b, entrusted
It,k- ibis opportunity % return my thanks
mn risnds auI lh, public in gen ,ral for The ma
ar s.s os Eiululss which have been N. FeeiP'-
= A. cox,
In g 1Sf- -cq A@oyc cey at lac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

PoLITESEss.-If it was Striking example
for politeness in Charles the Secosd when, on
his death bed, he begged pardon Of the compa-
ny in attendance for being such on uncon-
scionably long time in dying" ID was certainly
an instance of good manners scarcely less re-
markable on the part Of a gentleman who, at
the funeral Of lis baby, apologizod 70 the au-
iience for presenting 50 small coffin TO 50
large an assembly, That man was indeed >
gentleman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
NEW lEWELRY sTORE.

TEHE subscriber would most respectfully an
uuuuce o. the citizens OF Chatlcstown and VI
ciuitv. that he has opened splendid ass rtment OF
Watches and Jewelry, including, in part,
Gold and silver Watches,
Of various grades all Of which viii be warranted as
represented; also Jewelry of all kinds, such as
GOLD SETS. EAR RINGS. FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES,
in variety; and in fact everything usually kept in
a store ~ the Kind. would also announce that !
have secured thn services Of 4 competent workman
30 ws:chr, and repairing jcwelry, SO that all who
NAV want ANYTHING done in the line Of repairing %
watches clocks or j,Welry. may Il upon having
il me in the most NorkmSnlike 81 l., and all work
viii De warranted as represented.
I would. Therefore. ask a call, Is am determined
n suit purchasers and please all who may be dis
posed tG pstronize me. Room. the one lately occu-
pisd by Nclutvre and RallSton.
sept. s. lsG6-ly. l.. DlNhLL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
December 90. 1850.
HARDrV SEEN.

CARnEN SEED.
IL WE have received large and complete as
s6Tt-rcnt OF Garden Seed in Papers Peas: BeIns,
and Celery Seed in bulk. We are prepared 20 fur
ni,h the trade Seed in boxes upon the most reason
able terms The following are varieties we oner-
PEAS-TOm Thumb, Dwarf Early, Extra Early,
Marrowfat, Eugenie. Black Eyed Marrowiat.
BEANS-EsrIv Six Weeks Snaps, White Md
pev. White Marrow, Early Valentine, Lima.
An Of these Seed we warrant FRESH.
March "a. AISQUITH BRO. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

A CURE FOR Hoo CHoLEBA.-TheC Cincinnati
Ii Gazette says: The following remedy for
hog cholera, we are assured. has been well tes-
ted by J. Piatt & Co.. Of Piatt county, Illinois,
during the last summer:
Make tea from Mayapple root. and for
each hundred hogs add one pound assafGtids.
and make stiff slop with bran. For cure.
feed once day for preventive, oncea week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

A New CHANCE FOR WoNEy.-It is not un-
likely that Kansas viii he the first State Of
the Union to confer the franchise upon wo-
men. A Joint resolution has passed both
branches of the Legislature, providing that
the proposition TO strike the word male
from that section of the State Constitution
which establishes fhe qualification OF electors
shall de submitted to the popular vote.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

SUCCESSFUL Fox BUsTISe.-A week ago
DR.. Edward L. Boteler, Captain Hczckiah
Botcler and Mr. Elgin, experienced buntsrpen,
captured in one day, with seven dogs, nine
foxes on the Catoctin Mountain, between the
village OF jefferson and the Point of Rocks.
CFhedriek tlEd.l Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

THE compliment Of a Western Clergyman to
his female worshippers is worth recording:
'Be not too proud that the blessed Lord paid
your sex the distinguished compliment of ap-
pearing first TO female after the resurrection,
for It was Only dore that tie g'si t;iiHgs
might spread the secreT.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

"OuR PLATFoRM." Under the above head
ing the Nashville Gds,tte keeps the following
standing in its editorial columns:
let the Southern people be sure toproduce,
as they easily can, an abundant supply Of pro-
visions. manufacture their owT timber aud iron
into all the implements tley need, spin and
weave all tic cotton they consume. and let only
the surplus of the staple, if any, pass over to
Lowell and Manchester, to be paid for in hard
cash. Let them do whatever may I've necessary
10 secure free republican State Government,
and steadily refuse, by any debasing cornpli-
ances. to purchase the privilege of enjoying
thir constitutional rights in the Federal Union.
5, employed. lot them manfully meet whatever
destiny may be in store flr them, secrre at
least in the possession Of their own self-re-
pect."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

PALrIrarroS.-Theya are making palpita-
ting bosoms in the North for women. says tho
Sun. 0ne is so perfect-thc steel springs %
delicate and subject to cOntrol--that to express
awful emotion---thc heavy kind--it will pai-
pitate twenty times pretty hugely minute.
This, with the proper modicum Of sighs and
other ''puts on" it is thought, the effect viii
be tremendous-and that "feller' will lie
overppwercd. The thing may dovery well Tor
lean folks but We confess to q preference OF
cotton TO steel, and above all TO "naturs heay-
ing apparatus" as Kwort Kcg calls 1t. IL
palpitation can't be avoided, and we. in COM
mon with the rest Of mankind, hope it can'i.
let Southern women use the "palpl,ator' God
gave them, and not the Yankee invention IN
tended for their lean old maids.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
y II. IIAINES,
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER

Man I Az 4 = ANA@As @A~'' - eAf-NN''A-
in Tobacco, Snuhs and Cigars,
A ISO. viii keep constantly on hand fine as
a sortncnt Of CisriRg Tobacco, FtPef aHa
N'crEe.
Just received, and for sale, hne lot OF the gen
uine old Grayrly Brand, CHEWING TOBACCO
Also. lot Of the choicest brands of VIRGINIA
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Persons dealing in our line will and 1t to their
a4,rtaqe to call and examine our stock before pur-
rh,sin,- elsewhere Esy- Wholss0le and ReiGH.
lzss- Vert door 70 Ai.gpith 6 Bro. ~
Charlestown, Va, Oct &c, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
DAVID II. COCKRILL

Architect and Builder,
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, Va
T|OR the very liberal patronage extended to mt
since my release from Imprisonment 1T the
cold Capitol" tender my sincere thanks.
Having had an experience OF years m the CAR
PENTEE AND HOUSE JOINING BtSE
MSS. and now in command OF a corps Of compe-
tent workmcn; and having on hand 4 supply OF
valuable building material, am fully prepared e
execute all work entrusted e. me, speedily, in the
best manner, aud 70 the entire satisfaction OF all
who patrouize me.
Particular attention given to the drawing Of plans
and specifications
Nov. S, lSG6-tl. DAVID II. COChRlLL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

The youth who cut open the bellows to sec
where the wind came from, is now trying bis
hand at fastenins greyhounds. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
SEEANNONDALE
FACTORY.
WHlEAT'S
MAIL - Y a q e

Z EAVFS Rerrvyiile. Daily Sundays excepted
I arriving in Charlcstovn in time 20 connect
With ,he train Tor Earpgr's Ferry, and all parts
EAST and WEST.
K.,psnuE-L.avc Charlestown after the arrival
&c the Cars, arriving in BerryyiAc at . O'Clock T.
NJ.
Passengers bv this line will bc carried to any part
of C'erSs county without trouble or Inconvenience
.o themselves
Jan. T. lS6e.-f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

Copy of sign out west:-Freensn &
Hugs: Freeman teaches tho boys and Huggs
the girls"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
BOOT AND SHOE,
HARNESS MAKING.

TIRE undersigned having removed 70 HarPcr's-
Perry. and taken the house on High Street
one door above Mr.. lantis Store. lately occupied
nv IL r. Hcrshbergsr. intends 90 manufacture, up
on an extensive scale. BOOTS. SHOES, SADDLES
and HARNESS. His facilities for securing the
BEST Jfa TEREALS, viii enable him to wanuiae-
ture every article pertaining % his business OF 'H
geris- o. a'i,y. and upon terms which viii compete
isyor&6ly vith CITY priecs.
None 6ut The most experienced workmcn viii be
emploved and every article turned out from TINS
e,t,Ili.hmeut will DC in finished style. The sub
scriber is determined please all who may call up
on hm and % tAs end will give his personal super
vision 20 every article executed al has shops.
REPAIRING promptly done, and at reasonable
charges. he respectfully invites the public u cal
snd crsmine for themselves as his prices are belc"
those of other Establishments in the County, iii'
terrrs are Cash on Trade. ". A. BANTZ.
Haruer,. Ferry. W. Va, Feb. q. lSeI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

An exchange says: Teaching sixteen
year old bundle Of calico how TO skate-is 6
sweet .hirg on ice." OF course it is; besides,
II sic can't :, ..s ycl can let afI slide
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
Too Neon CunIosIrY.--A prying girl lsto

Too MucH CuRIosirY.--A pYing girl lsto-
" found herself in a very tight place, ca tbs
occasion Of a grand ball given at the Athenaum.
Sunderland, England. wien all the youth.
beauty, aud fashion Of the district were gath
cred together. In the midst Of ,heamusemenss
Of the night, when the enjoyment was at Its
height, lump Of plaster fell from the ceiling
on the head Of young lady who was playing
the light fantastic toe" to the music Of tho
Post Horn Gsllop." A scrcam--a swoon--
a removal from, the marble hall"-threw The
company into CONSERVATION, which, subsiding
into curiosity, the spectators looked up and be-
held lady's foot dangling down below the
ceiling. "All hands sloft !" was the cry. and
socn it was discovered that sundry scrysn.
maidens, covetine sight Of the bali, had scaled
the heights to gratify their desire at ven.ila-
tor, when one Of them "putting her foot in IT,
made the awkward exhibition alluded 20. She
was extracted from her prcdicament, little tho
worse for the display Of her fantastic toe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21

ATTarNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Ha-r-rr- ferry, us.' fi-yiAiG.
vV-ILL ,tt.nd to business in al me Cosr' OF
-N .a.s STATE.
NJ 80 f-.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
NOTICE.

We desire % return oar thanks 20 our friends and
,bs pvbIic Cor their liberal eneouragementsince we
have been 10 business. And while soliciting their
further patronage, we pledge ourselves TO sell them
U,~d,y,re cheaper than they can buy elseWhere.
ne shall contine ourselves 10 Hardware exclu-
sivelv. and will keep a complete stock OF the most
improved and durable goods IN our trace Whetner
r.r.,.-, ~ Domestic. and a. we buy from factories
ssre no credit is given We shall in all cases re
ouire cash FOR our goods ,-,-., 20
NscG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
Now Dry Goods.

FRESH supply Of New Style Caheoes, Do
Y nestle cotions Flsnnels and other Stapl'
articles. Just received and for sale very low.
rs f JOHN L. H0oFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-03-21
u - - , - O-Ll-g.
fyCTICE.

.-' -f. rr-ct ogr present liabilities. 10 IS sposi-
r... r..raals ihlt w, must be IRid iUr scrvi-
r-r.- .f n- O.. this dlt. We are willing O.
.--- ... hutrr0H.t sustain ourselves I'M
g. OBJ. rs. .a, ..,g.i f,-r.- gul IS ~e ar" paid.
JOHN ,. N. STRAI1H,
GERARD T. MASON,
va. T. L{PPlTT.
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