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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
From the baltimore Americana

A NEW JouRSAL.--we have received from the
publishers Messrs. Pettengll, Bates a Co., No. 81
Park row, New York. copy OF the FIRST number oil
new journal TO he known "a HEARTH AND HOME.
10 will be issued weekly, and will be devoted to the
farm, garden and fresidc The present issue con-
tains q vast number OF original articles and wood
cuts and shows that the publishers have n correct
idea OF what should constitute family paper.
Among the regular contributors are Mrs. Stowe
Grace Greenwood. Mrs. Mary y. Dodge Mrs. Re
becca Harding Davis and ]. I. Trowbridge. The
paper will be edited by Donald q. Mitchell and Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, with Joseph II. Lyman aud
Mary T.. Dodge as associate editors, and each num-
Der will contain sixteen pages OF finely and legibly
printed matter. The subscription price IL placed at
81 per annum, with liberal deduction TO Clubs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

TFrOm the New York IncependentI
Given the whole corps Of contributors for the Az
lantic and the Young Folks; add the pens OF the
most successful agrcultursts In the country: throw
in the graver OF Thos Nast put all under tne MAN.
Stowe and you have the HEARTH ass''n HOME,
sixteen page weekly paper. for the farm and the
family circle published by Petteng0. Bates x Co..
New York at the low price Of "a year. Success to
1t: IL will deserve II. ~ nf-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
From the New York Democrat

HEARTH AND HOaE.-The first number OF Pet
tcngilrs new paper HEARTH AND HOME has been
received. Its title page IL artlsrcally Designed and
beautifully printed, representing ia the yignette
heading charming rustic home and In the cartoon
BODY an interior, where santa Claus. whlte-bearded
and ppey, chuckles at the glee with which Nelly anu
Kate admire Their Christmas gifts. The editors, MIR.
Mitchell and Mrs. stowe, contribute literally and
delightfully."-. while special articles from Onver w.
Holmes, Mr.. Bryant, Nine. lie Vert, DR.. Thompson,
Grace Greenwood. James Hogg ). M. Wells and
Mary r. Dodge. combine 10 render the paper nota-
bic as literary success. The agricultural botani.
cal and household hints which sprinkled accept
ably through the pages by no means the least of
the attractions. The appearance OF the paper
aagurs success. IL is admirably made up clearly
printed IN ieybe letter aud reflects credit upon is
editors, publishers and printers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

From the Chicago Republican,
HEARTH AND HOME Is very excellent attempt
to supply deficiency in periodical literature, by
blending articles OF valuable information with in
teresting and improving compositions Of lighter
character. The editorial star Of the Journal which
Is published in New York by Messrs. Pettengl,
Bates Il Co., No. 81 Park row, comprise rhe faml-
lar names Of Donald G. Mitchell, Harriet Beecher
Stowe and ]. T. TrowbrIdge. The illustrations are
Of an excellent character, and the mechanical exc
cuti0n OF the paper is delicately finished.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

TFTUH1 IIe FHlIduVIFH1H FrOHS.I
HEARTH AND HOME.-We have received the
first number of HEARTH AND HOME weekly
newspaper TO be published by Pettcngill. Bates 4
Co., 81 Park row, New York. All the articles In 1t
were prepared and all Illustrations engraved ex
pressly for 1t. geographically n IL good-much
better indeed, than the majority OF American weekly
journals. The stories and sketches are well written
and interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

HEARTH AND HOME.
IL EDITORS:
DONALD G. MITCHELL,
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

[FTOm the New YORK Tlmes1
NEW PAPRRs.-The holidays bring with them two
new papers which may not inapproprately be
classed under the head OF holiday presents. One
viii be under the editorial supervision of Mr.. Donald
G. Mitchell, whose name is familiar "household
word" about the hearthstones OF thousands OF
homes wherever English ID read or spoken. He
win be assisted by corps OF contributors in which
we find the names Of Mrs. Stowe, Mr.. Bryant,
Grace Greenwood, Mr.. Trowbridge Nine. LIE Vert,
Dr. Thompson and many others eminent In perlodi-
cal literature. The first number presents q very
attractive table OF contents and gives good prom
Use Tor the future 1t Is published by Pettengill,
bates a. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

From the New York journal OF Commerce.
HEARTH AND HOME.-The first number Of
HEARTH AND HOME, just issued by Pettengill,
Bates Co., Is q large, handsome paper and Its
literary contents fully come up to the promise OF the
advertisements which heralded Its appearance. Mr..
Donald q. Mitchell Tx MarveD and Mrs. stowe fur
nish excellent articles in their special veins; and
there are good contributions from Bryant, Holmes,
Trowbridge. Grace Greenwood, Nine. lie Vert and
Others Mast supplies o large, spirited picture OF
Santa Claus, and sevanal Of the articles are wei
illustrated by ether designers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26
IRON the Baltimore Gazette.l

HEARTH AND HOME.-we have received the
initial number OF new weekly journal for the farm
garden and fireside entitled HEARTH AND HOME
and published in New York by Messrs. Pettengill
Bates 4 Co. The editors are Donald q. MITCHELL
better known as Xix MARVEL author OF "Reveries
of a bachelor &C, and Mrs. Harriet leecher stowe
with Joseph b. Lyman and Mary II. Dodge as az.
sociate editors. The number before us Is q hand
lent wood enpravings, Is clearly printed ON heavy
white paper, and contains great variety OF inter-
estng master The well known enterprise and liber-
atty OF the publishers are sufficient guarantee that
the new journal VIII command goodly number OF
readers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-26

country The editorial department Is under the
charge OF Donald G. Mitchell and Harriet Beechei
associate editors. Among the other contributors
are Professor s. w. Johnson, OF Yale; oliver Wendell
Holmes IA. A. Sheldon, Professor s. M. Wells, James
]. T. Trowbudge. DR.. ]. V. c. Smith, Laura ~
Lyman Grace Greenwood and Nine. lie Vert: MI
Thomas MAST the well known artist also contrioutes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18
Legal Notice.

TO James Pau -sfsh Hunss ufda~ arA sarial~
i sT.tgix Af EIwata Hn.le- d-ca4sed npd Jan.
Hensss Ana a.ies " Haas b fss.tsad t.gsfh.s
alsa Mar H#n4s illisus nas,s aid tls see ii a
aaaass a.esat.s Cilssls. Hasat 4 T. aa,l W. wLit=
.l4ss Ki1 Halls Co.. y iIilAm 9hata s0c C. L
HaslAnua L. EesaAa, ;fa,s u 10 .r ss- Of ssas>
fubd Csas DEER vrx II III. sssard OF fup-rysor. u
Lee goanty, rsai.ilax a v .odsnH Zee aofi3u J 1T
]. Roe Go J5ha assnts. assan %kssses O. Tier
n uste Lss, aha oil COMPANY tdwsrd Diuksy Al,na
j. Knidiek, es&cutsix q. Jesst ka Il. 4. nseess d.
aost. shsrnan c., He=kias, Hei-keH : Co VIM.
Thompson CO Albert wslis Gsrdsa.r r. Drswrs sui
iilsm Page s.ssarss OF Boston Locomotive works
yeisss. % orrt o. frs, X nsasi. II We 8 c.
Samuel 3. Need, Enrns hentf-r. John H. Day :
sisbse Of Barns Rsnfgen. n L. Rntdirk, T. ".
Pnfnnty, 81 uistt, ureebs Hrskins, CaApanA Ls~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18

lsofice in fsaEkrupscy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
Tie 1T fzs u nee ABR. 4 II, - a = sIT III H.
Bankruptcy issa-i agafnzt tho 81 1Ans..
Z ara.e Of he0su1. he CBEaty. 1pss AID IN, .
ntAi4i.. Of aassa@, fiiusta Who hSTs tssa E,Yuda-
81 bankrupt on slstsr e~n fstsstsos Mats pay
sfest q aas q u s'fa delivery Of any pref+Fty b.
tesgng 10 szeh esa Ets, tbs m { their oss
ssi the transfer Of any pfepsrty BY ihrai. ts fx
hidden by izs, hat rss-tieg Il The errsft r,
II tie said g@nkrEpts, TO p5ots taeir ietts aaa
eheesa 2ssisa@ss their esiasss viii "a
h-lt at fou~t II ssasTnesey, T. to teisso ~ ,hs
r gssfsr's fsee IL Kepaak l~s III 70 ypl.u ssaes
s@gtstsr, en- the fssh s%y OF fsssaaty, ists, &c
O'Clock N.
CIV cfARK Usa
3sas din Sat II. srtrsE. feyn;y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18
HcrnarK1.

HNeI11aL1A1s
Ths object OF the Propresors Of this Assoeiaon Is to
press ut the p1hiic arge amount Of Real Estate and
Peean Plop+rty
This has received at ifa fair cash value
asi desire Is dispose Of t NJ Its real worth and
deem this mode Of sci il equally fair and expe-
di,ioas Hpyother.
We Ies leave refer the public to the following
teats the best buene OF otis city, who
a acquainted with the properly and the etjct of the
Prcpfietors.
CEsrRAiII. Ill Dec. 10, 1867.
We the undersignea ezens of centrsiis hereby GER
til s1aas se me VIII ne1uafnied with the officers and
eut Of the Associs lion yied the .Nstos Lqccln
N9nH rental Il 1T As cafion tast thew snesp and
esteemed in this CRY aud immunity houtsi reliable,
end ~orth men, and 10 believe that they viii fth
fully redeem the pledges they make TO the public and ~
gae FOLDERS Of their tickcts
KoHl Cashier First National Bank Of Centraia-
r. u No1sxss, Collector INT. Rev 18th Dist, H.
FL Cosri5, Police Magistrate
yLxsGaEs GtoF1R, RDblishess cAntralta sfRtin 81.
4 N 4s1kEs, AttsrneyAs Lx~ sad Rotary Public.
> L y e4sEv, Attornev ~ 6av. = xsss = 1888
s.sapl7x. Asst Assessor Int RsTsnns, 1lth dat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18
Jge aaiIn Out Gtg.
rHn IDEAL ARR rHn nnaI.

THB 1DkAL a u The A0A
: r. ~
A tall majestic lady,
With locks Of deepest dye,
A siiksn dress, whose sergeousness
Delights no otAar eye.
A pretty little cottage,
With ivy covered Ger,
And she, my bride, my fancy's bride
ExpcctRnt at the door. wH \.
Soft music in the cleaning
Ebbs gurgling from her throat;
While I lie still, and drink my fiji
or each love burdened note
DAYS spent in sweet communion
Meath shade Of ieafy trees;
We WOO and sing, and ey'rything
Is poetry and ease.
A tiny fairy being
Lies nesting en- my breast,
As Tired ofplay she seems to say, s
"This is my rightful rest"
And in those baby features,
So beautiful and mild,
Methinks trace another face,
The mother Of my child.
4 slight but comely lady,
With ripping chestnut hair.
A cotton dress in which, no less,
She looks extremely fair;
A busy hnstling heauts4
On household duties bent.
Who speaks. the while. with happy smile,
OF kindness and content.
A little house in London:
No ivy and no flowers.
But what care We FOR botany
The little house is burs.
And often in the evening,
When we hear some we'll -known cry,
or.ramp Of feet along the strest,
We smile, my wife and /.
No little fairy daughter
Nesting confidently;
Fohr healthy boys, whose ceaseless noise
Brings childhood back TO me.
Yet these presaic blessings,
OF which have my share,
In peace and love soar far above
My castle, in the air.
All The Yfar Round
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18

A teacher said to little girl a. school, ''If
8 naughty girl should hart you, like good
girl yea would forgive her, wouldn't your
Yes ma am. If conldn't catch her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18
w JEST E r N

EE-AH orders from tbs trade, eFery~here, promptly
fllad AZ discount bills OF from 800 to t5oo, and
larger discoe ut on bills OF 200 and upwards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18
Notice in Bankruptcy.

THIS Il to naties that on the 2nih day Of Dec
L A.. D. 1ssi.a Warrant III Bankruptcy issued
AGAINST the estste of ]. Aitreh, ~ aeEtTose, Les
Co. ard Stat q tos., so has essn Judged bankrupt
Oh has s4n petien. That the pasRe .say erA.s and
delivery Sf any property belonging q sh Bankrupt TO
hisr, Tor his lae and The trtasfaE of property
by "a farbiasn by law That's meeting Of la cred.
Tors OF the sad Bankrupt to prove tasr debts sad
esoss assixses Of hss esssies vii be held
IT ts Court Of BANKRUPTCY To be holden nj the IN
ths Register 10 Bankruptcy in the is ok eokns Iowa
before ta arncr Register ,ontxe th dsye February
A. D. 1868, at 10 o'clock
AN. CLARK, U.sM.
dec22-iiw-sat by II. FULrcs, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18
Notice In BANKRUPTCY.

rU,HtSi} give notice ibss tbs "a cay III Jar cary
A. y tsss warfatr In Hankrn;ty sas ts-seg
sTaiest IL estate Of j hn Fssra&ick ~ d ser L..
eaafy. 81 ststs Iass wh8 has bees eglttage
8saGsapt IA his peuttss. That sAe pay q. NJ d
aB4 aeets AID dsisFefT o. s1y property teI4ts Il
saeh aatrapt 81 bta fr his ysa ts sYsssf @
s1y rraaaty hs lia trf5rttAasn ~ Lag EAss& usts.
ing Of s eses VI tbs ssi5 Fzakfeps = toxt th&s,
sshts anJ p e's alste Sszif d e.
80 ~ sei Al s3s Cssr. ~ EsHktassy 30 itStaess q
ths asee IN ths hNdt1ser il EasfHp8cs ia ths 81 d
roa ~ IoEsa ssfers tnt RFacs b. sses "a the iii.
dxy u ssbthaSs, A. D. issS, ~ ~ o'Gi+ m
u. " GtAgK 81 Il ~,
js1s i:v Sat Rs IL FcET8s 4s-euty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-18
Legal.
Notice i'm Banarupscy.

YtHiS Is pire notice that on the 2rh day
n Of DA A 1851, ~irrzn; In bspstaptsy :,
ssns3 AZ ~ lks Esg4i- of '. h Rns b v. ard. .
ssoEak, fss county ard stSte Ct fews. sss hss.
been s31 god fs1krapf mon THU pstistaf
That ths rdyB eRt II Any asbts aud 4etesy Vi at. prop
srs hstoatflgt g. sseh ssnkrnpts, ottea fr the
and ttl irznxf-s u sEy property by lbem Is
bii5=u by tat. 9aaA me=ttag Of the credit ~ o
al esnrr4tts. Prove their tebts aus ss On
sssAxs~ex Of eis Will r. hsd
BsrkrsltcF. 70 hs ia.n st the essss 81 the he 81
IL atnA Bptcr Ia the stfr ~ aeo4uk fneA bssf,
John BTaeS E-rs+tsy ga tae 18th day Of fsl mary
1895 al 10 o'clock A.
@. ". ciABE UeM
t+ss17 BY II Setaa~. fisHefy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
Advertising saIes of Propertr.

The Lancaster La.elLgneer, in speaking OF
the importance and great advantage of adver-
Using sales Of property in the newspapers, in
addition to having handbins printed very truth
fully, says:
a newspaper is read by hundreds who
never see the attractive bills which are posted
In the tavernS and Store-roomS. Every Suhscri-
Der 20 a county paper reads all such advertise
meuts carefully. lie knows who are selling
ont and exactly what is offered for sale The
Advertisements are a topic Of conversation
when friends meet and arrangements are made
flratt,uiUg sales The result iSalarge crowd.
spirited bidding, and realization Of ten, TWEEN
ty or ffty times Of what it cost tn ADVERTISE
No money is so sure to return large profit as
that spent ou printers ink. A single addition
al bidder ON q single article will pay all its costs
TO advertise a sale of personal property in a
newspaper Is it not strange, then, that any
one shou,l fil 90 advertise? Let our friends
think Of tie matter"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
An Editor Robbed.

The Alameda County Gazette is responsible
Cor the following: Some vile. mean, worthless.
despicable, depraved contemplate, sneaking.
thieying villain, stole our Christmas turkey
one night last week. We priced that turkey.
Twas present to us-that is to say, sub
scriJer, who owes US for eight years subscrip-
ton. sent It to US to be credited on his account.
What pleasure we anticipated in dissecting the
fowls beautiful carcass. How f1udly we gazed
upon him, as he str,tted about the yard, I'M
mindful Of his approaching end, and thought
If the good time coming Alas for the mu-
liability Of mundane calculations! That ma
ies,ic form was destined to " tickle the palate"
Of some jcuoble Migrate. We wish that every
feather of that turk was a red-hot iron dart
piercing the wretch's hard, uufeeling heart, and
THAT jts flesh would turn to stone within the
villain and cause a compound attack Of night
mare: and that his couch-if the thief has one
-mightbe bcset with hobgoblins; that in his
troubled vision he might see our turkey that
was. transformed into a hslf-starved condor,
lowering over him with fierce and cleaning
ewes, contemplating the feast before him. And
then we wish the aforesaid condor would make
a dart for tue miserablecuSs. and-we wouldn't
carea " continental whether the fellow awoke
or not. Steal an editors turkey, will you?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
ecture Of Hon. WIN. II. Travers.

Lecture ol EtOu. " HI IL
On Thursday evening last, according to no.
tice, the Hon. VIM. II. Travers delivered a
Lecture before the young ladies Of the Valley
Female Seminary at Winchester. The Lyceum
Hall was filed with large and apprecative
audience. We append the Times notice OF
the performance -four distinguished townsman;
at is impossible in a brief resume to do JUS
tice to the literary merit aud beauty OF Mr..
Tr,vers' lecture. Taking for his subject the
.s Influence of Christianity upon Society and ln-
dvidn,l Character" the lecturer drew Won
derfullv graphic picture of the governments Of
,p,ioBity uninfiucnced by the Christian reli-
gi,n RE showed that with all their wise men,
+ fbeir philosophers and their heroes they had
been unable to establish an ethical code which
could ensure security and Justice TO mankind
Taking Greece in her palniest days, glorious
in art and literature, he showed how incOm-
plete was her grandeur With graphic power
he sketched Atheos.-frst the crowd hanging
upon the eloqueuce of DemoSthenes as he thun-
dered forth his mighty Phiippics; then the
eager multitude applauding the tragedies Of
Euripides aud Of his laurel-crowued rival So
phocleS; and then the young men seated at
LNe IteL OF Llt Nl>Not lllti "a NlSCNC anu
inc in the teachings of Socrates. Then revers-
Ing the picture he showed sages, philosophers,
teachers aud scholars Fastening 70 offer incense
upon the affairs Of their passion-erowned DEF
ties. Lifting the veil and showing the selfish
ness Of Greciau philosophy, Mr.. Travers proved
how like Whited sepulcres was
"The glory that was Greece
And the grandeur that was Rome"
Cougratulating the young ladies upon their
living in the Nineteenth Century, when Chris
tianity has thrown her bulwarks around socie-
~, be briefly pointed out to them the duties
that awaited them He said that theirs was
the power of moulding not only their own char
aeterS but those of others. citing rs an exam
pie the career of Stouewall jackson. Paying
"a beautiful tribute to our immortal hero, Mr..
Tmyers declared that Jackson's utility was not
buried in the grave. but that his example still
remained a bright and glorious star to guide
his couutrymen in the paths Of duty.
Mr. Trayers' delivery was very appropriate,
but what won especially the admiration OF his
auditors was his wonderful power Of cOndensa-
ton. together with the artistic skill with which
he grouped his scenes and his beautiful and
chaSte language
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
Same Here.

The Oberlin Nelcs announces its platform
and makes the following fair proposition, in
It's last issue:
PLEASE To DON'T.-Au occasional notice OF
the business an advertiser whose bills amount
to one or two hundred dollars year we are
not disposed to complain Of But we wish
dcIicaJely and conidentially to hint to those
who send ia a dollar advertisement and want
us % notice it gratis to the amount of two
or three dllars more, that it isn't just the
thing. Wen DO it Just as soon as merchants
adopt the practice Of throwing in the dress
pattern when the customer pays for the trim
miugs. or livery keepers gives the use of a team
when tie patron pays for Harvesting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
yyhat Adrertising VII pO.

The sale Of Stoek. Grain, &c, and the rent
ing Of the " Home Farm Of the late James
Roper, to'k place on Tuesday, and the crowd
present was estimated at FIVE hundred persons
representing every section Of this and the
adjoining couutes-additional proof Of the eff
cacy Of generous advertising in the Free Press
the OLD Family Journal"
The farm, containing SIS acres, was rented
at fourteen hundred and ten dolIrs per year.
Tie property sold, consequent of the large as
semJase, at high figures.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06

NEW GOODS ARRIVING.
Everything in Favor OF the Buyer!
COME AND SEEi
7 INVITE attention to nv stock ofNEW GOODS.
1t is large, handsome and vared-cOnsisting of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YESTINGS, AND
OVER-COATINGS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, DONESTICS,
Ready-Made Clothing, Lamps, Oils, SC. &c.
Oct. II, 1867. II. L. HEISKELL.
DOMESTICS.
White and Red Flannels,
Twilled Shaker and Sack Flannels,
Brown and Bleachcd Cottons,
Ticking and Plaid Cottons.
7 AIDES DRESS GOODS.
IL An Wool Delaines, Striped Poplins,
Striped Repp, Black Repp,
Black and Plaid Alpaccas,
Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves,
Rulings. Balmorals, &c.
ENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
u English, French American Cassimeres,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Under Shirts, Collars, Socks,
Neck Ties, Shirt Bosoms,
silk and Linen Handkerchief
II EADY-MADE CLOTHING.
X, Over Goats, Goats, Pants, Vests,
Boys Suits, Drawers, &c.
I AMPS, &C.
A fine assortment Stand + Hand Lamps,
Metal Top and Plain Glass Chimneys,
Burners and Wicks.
Il EROSENE OIL.
IL A No. article Of Kerosene Oil.
7 UBRlCATING OIL.
IL Oil for Machines.
October II, 1867. II. l.. HElSkELL.
7 AIDES Glove Kid Congress Caters, just re-
1 ceiyed and for sale by
Nov. I, 1867. II. i. HElShELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
Ia.hionabIc Clothing.

nrr.SY s. Er-WrR Merchant TGr-s. 50
u.s. Hava-l Street. Baltimore by advertise
.to another column of our paper solicit
anil mr. fashionable handsomely and
a'v gotten mp warirobes-inieel
Sitting garments and Gents Furnishing
-arer''y-we recommend the reader Q.
house, By them the utmost good taste Is
displayed and promptuie in filing or
Characteristic Of the firm. See adver-
..t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06

me Connecticut blue laws were in force
boz ..'. d'v. One of which compelled the person
' spa .' eaorrhtosfand v.tbhis tongue
" split stick. there are saadry Young cen
..-,1 $50 called who frequo-sour churches.
who would be continually enduring the ipsic-
,..a Of It's penalty. The extent 20 which thew
-.-.e the ye,aoules stairs, aisl.s. and even
I."5 Of The houses Of worship IS positively dis
'us-ug. Itissinply a want Of decency which.
cling to Pope is wanting Of sense.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
CanaeId. Bro. 4 co.

On the fourth page will be found the card
o'CANrIuD, Bro. & Co the old-estabished
and trustworthy Jewelry house in Baltimore.
II Is probably oHe Of the largest, If not the
most extensive house of the kind south Of Ma
son * Dizon's line aud well-kuown to deal
ers TO BE- IN every particular reliable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
KEEP 1T
REFnRE THE PEOPLE.

TTNHAT J.. DINKLE is dealer in Gold and Silver
Watches, Rich Jewelry, Silver and Silver
Plated Ware of all kinds; also, is a Reparer Of
Watches. Clocks and Jewelry of all kinds. Call
and see him. as he is determined to sell as low
corresponding articles can be had in Baltimore, at
Stewards old stand in Charlestown.
Jan. % 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
Lamp Explosion.

We learn that Coal Oil Lamp exploded in
the Store-room Of Mr.. LusExRxG, at Harper
Ferry, on Saturday Evening. The cause is
attributed TO the pulling out Of a hook from
which the lamp was pendant. No damage
done.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-02-06
Special Notices.
TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The Rxv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send free
Of charged TO all who desire it, the prescription
with the directions for making and using the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured Of lung afec-
tion and that dread disease Consumption. His on
" object is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. les South Second Street, Williamsburg,
New York.
NAV 9, ls67-ly.