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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25
Facts.

Itis fact, says the Banner Of the South,
that the politicians Of the country are princi-
pally men Of very little real education. Itisa
fact, that rhey are generally men Of still less
principle. 1t is fact, that they are chiefly
men Of no practical religion. 1t is fact, that
they play with the tremendous trusts reposed
in their hands, as if they were mere trihes. 1t
is fact, that they procure votes for themselves
by making appeals to the passions of the pop
ulace rather than by fair, honest arguments
addressed to the peoples intelligence. 1t is a
fact, that in giving their own votes on gravest
questions, involving gravest interests, they are
influenced more by partizan prejudice than by
principles of duty. 1t is a fact, that the peo-
pie, whom they delude, p-aise and applaud
them. 1t is fact, that, willie they too often
forget the peoples interests, they aTevery care
full to remember their own. 1t is fact, that,
whether they neglect or fulfil their duties, they
never fail to draw every dollar Of their pay
1t is fact, that all of them take solemn oaths
to support the Constitution, and that many
periurc themselves the very next day by act
ing outside Of its provisions" Itisafact, that
this perjury gives many Of them claims to great
er honor and certainties Of being reelected, in
order to have the happy opportunity Of per-
turing themselves again. Itisa fact, that, with
very many of them, case must he decided,
not by and on its own merits, but by " outside
pressure" It is fact, that scenes and say
ings which would disgrace the lowest haunt Of
deprayity, now often dignity their sessions
1t is fact, that bets have been introduced
as direct power in our legislation. 1t is
fact that the three stars Of the General-n- Chief
Of the Army guide many man, and measure
and vote. II is fact that the sword Of that
General-in-Chief, like every other sword, is
double-elged-it can defend and it can rsnd
any tight. 1t is a fact, that all these facts, and
many more like them, are plain aud palpable
to all the people.
And. from all these facts, doubtless flows the
fact that this is the best Government the
world ever saw So let US repeat that con-
solatory phrase every day, and rest satisfied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25
VIRGINIA LANDS.

- HOW ELL DIV" F" ~
Real Estate Agent,
CUARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON CO., W VA
liar number Of
Fine Farms,
LARGE Tracts Of GRAZING LANDS; Large Tracts
of Land which can be divided. Several Large
FIGURING MILLS
Valuable and Extensive Water Power; Large
Tracts 0f Timber Land Several desirable build
ing and improsed Lots in Chariestown'
LANDS II JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Nf's and Water PuUer in same.
LANDS N CLARKE COUNTY.
Mills, ac., IN same
Lands En- Berkeley County,
Lands in Loudoun County, Mills. &C., in same.
Lauds in Fauquier County.
WANTED:
Four well improved farms from 100 20 $50 Acres
good land for which a liberal price will be paid.
Also halca-dozen farms TO KENT-applicatiOns
are made daily.
AN persons wishing their property advertised in
ut next Descriptive Circular viii please give me
a cau viii advertise extensively in Maryland
and Pehusy'yenia, and through the North.
Sgt- dq1fs-nASIEL y. LCCAS, Esq, Hdltowp
and f. C. FRgEL, Esq, Shepherdstown, Jefferson
County. ". Va Agents also in Frederick City,
Hsgerstouu, Baltimore and other critics.
s. HOWELL BROWN.
Dee. S, lsCT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25

A gentleman who had carefully trained up
his servant in the way he should go, 50 that
- hen his wife was present he might not depart
from IT, sent him with boI-ticket for the the
atre to voting lady. The servant returned
when the gentleman and his wife were at din
ner. He had, Of course, been told in giving
answers TO certain kinds Of questions, 70 sub
s,itute the masculine for the feminine Pronoun
in speaking Of The lady.
"Did YOU see bim?" said the gentleman,
giving him the cue. 81.
"Yes, sir :" replied the servant. He said
he'd 90 with great deal Of pleasure, and that
he'd wait for you. sir"
owbat was he doing p asked The wife, care
lessly.
He was putting on his bonnet" was tho
reply.
There was "fat in the FIRE" Immediately.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25

A young lady once blew her lover out of
doors. and then kissed tbe candle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25
SASH FACTORY.

rT,HF undersigned are no; prepared to furnish
FRAMES. DOORS. BLINDS. SASH. FLOOR
ING, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS. or any Kind OF
Scroll Saving. and everything needed in the way
of woodwork about the building Of Houses, at our
"BLOOMERY SASH FACTORY"
IN the Shenandoah river, 2iE miles above Keyes'
Ferry. 3 miles below ShannOndale Springs, and )
miles from Charestown.
As this is home enterprise we look for the pa
tronage Of ou- own people. and if they do not en-
courage Us it will not be on account either OF our
nrices quality ofwork, or spirit Of Accommodation
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
either Rough OF Dressed, kept constantly on hand
for SAL. Post Office, Charlestown, jefferson Co.,
West Va. KEARSLEY a SHEERER.
Wur1tv PHILIPS, Manager.
April I6, l668.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25
CO~PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have entered into Co-Part
nar,hip under the firm of STARRY h LOCh,
f6r the purpose of conducting the Produce Com
mission and Forwarding Business at the Charles
tlvr Depot =. d. STARRY,
Ian T1 lSr- JNO. !. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25
u. CANNON.


Architect and Builder,
HARPFR'S FERRY, WEST VIRGINIA,
UTOUID u respectfully inform the Building Pub
w DC tha. Pc g prepared 20 10 sll kinds Of
CARPENTER AND JJLNER'S WORK
in the best manner. lie Will keep on hand good
stock rf BUILDING MATERIAL. such as White
Pine Plank Dressed Flooring. Shingles, Iath, &c
Hc Is also prepared .u furnish Bills Of Lpmhrr az
short notice Those IN want Of Lumber VIII ind
10 On their advantage o. give h'm a call TIE also
keeps 0a hand manufactured sash. Doors and
Blinds which win be sold cheaper for the quahty
~s-Samrl,. always on hand. Give me cali
March l2 l~fS-6m.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
rTTE undersigned IS Ni,hss o. inform the citizens
Of jefferson and surrounding counties that he
has jus, received q wcl-sclectgd stock OF Spring
Goods such
DRY. FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS,
Rc1fv-lIalc Clothj0g & Furnishing Goods.
IwHi ,en Best Prints Fast colors warrantedl D
from 10 to ne cts Brown and Bleached Cot'nns
from 10 t12 Mouselne de- LANES from % 90 % {;
Striped Crttrrs 90; Bed Ticking from IS 70 SIS /;
Best Manchester Cnghams -O White and Cold
Flauues from 25 On 50 cts
Tie stock no Hosiery Dress Trimmings and Fan
Goods Iu wNnnrHI1s complete. Lf0l'N hiN ~ NIN@-
u.s. Hose from l2'S to co: Hoopskirts IS tn 200 T;
Gloves Plain. Uem-sttchsd and Tucked Idks.,
View S.,'. Head Bands and MANY other articles in
this line viii o., sold no Tow prices.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Consisting Of the latest styles oc Hats, Bonnet',
~uraa1rs. Bonnet Frames Ribbons. Flowers, Ru-
ch.s Shakers. Ac.. viii be sold 90 suit the times
The assortment of
Reaay-Wade CGothsng
Is thal7-rast and cheapest brouchtto Charlestown
sine. OBJ. Var ] win sen whole Suits from 8 %
500 and other goods belonging 20 this line in pro
portion. -
FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Fine White shirts. Cashmere, Flannel,
Cotton and Linen Striped do, Under Garments,
Collars. Cuffs, Neck Ties, Ac., at the lowest Balu-
more prices. .....,.-.,--,
Agent r'r II. c. az the ola stand opposite
Campbell q Mas5us Drug store.
AprH9, lSs5.
Premium Harvester OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25
House Carpenter

HAvING located in Charlestown permanently
will offer my services 10 the pubic. nav
ing had eighteen years experience in the business
and we'll known 20 the citizens Of this c0mmuni-
ty-I need no further recommendation. hy WORK
viii stand a rigid inspection.
Orders loft at Mr.. ]. c. Kcmp's shoe store on
Market House" Square, will receive prompt at
teption. d. T. STEWART.
April 9, lS6S-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-06-25
FIRST ARRIVAL OF
SPRING GOODS.

Z AN in recent of nv first stock of SPRING
1 GOODS. which is the largest have ever had,
and consists Of general stock Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,,
HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
cTRtvr GOODS. NOTIONS. WOOD and VII
LOW WARE, READY-MADE CLOTHING.
5ssn IL unnecessary 70 mention prices, and
will oDIv saw that these goods have been bought
under the most favorable circumstances, and will
b. sid at prices to suit the closest buyers. res
pectruiy ask an examination by all.
JOHN y. GRANTHAM.
Mddl.war. Anril Q. lsGs-N.
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A. z. n. RAEsos. }. I'd. puKE.
Ransom 81 DUKE.

HAWKS COACH FACTORY BUILDING
CHARLESTO NV, JEFFERSON COUNTY
nFAITRs IL
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New Orleans Advertisement

JONAS 8 E00I1DT0U,
MOTION FACTORS ~ | Comminsion
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22

Congregational church at South Wilbra'
ham,
President Kitohell preached the SER
mon at the dedieatory services 81 the new
Congregational Church in Ferrisburgh,
Thursday,
The Congregational church in Yer
gennes still without pastor,
Rev, Cyrus Hamilton, Of Union The.
illogical Seminary, \, ", has accepted q
call TO the Congregational Church in Bel
lows Falls
METHODIST
The Iowa and other Western Meth
odist Conferences have again declared in
favor Of lay representation,
Rev, Mr., MoIndoe supplies the Meth
odist pulpit in Bellows Falls, during the
remainder Of the conference year.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The Union Church edifee at West
Glover, which has been thoroughly re-
modelled and reftted, making a very con-
yenient and elegant house of worship, was
dedicated on Thursday, the sth inst.
Rev, Father G. n. CASEY has been
transferred by Bishop De Goesbriand
from the charge of the Catholic Church at
Fairfield TO that at Brandon, and Rev,
Father NJ, McAuley, of Burlington, goes
To Fairfield
Quite an extensive revival has been
going on in Monckton, under the super
vision Of Mr.. Durham.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-22
Religious Intelligence.

"A Baptist Sunday School Teachers
Institute is to be held in New York in
November.
The Rev. Mr.. Durham, the Baptist
Evangelist, has returned to Yergenncs on
the earnest invitation of Christian people,
irrespective of denominations, to fill an
appointment of one week. He breaches
nightly at the Town Hall to crowded
houses
Two persons were baptized in Otter
Creek, in this place, last Sabbath, by Rev.
Mr., Palmer. This makes eight INNER
s0ns Of persons in connection with the
Baptist church lately organized in YER
genncs,
--Roy. II. Fletcher, of Townshcnd,
preached his 21th anniversary sermon to
the Baptist church. in that town on the
18Th inst lie sta'ed that he had preached
some three thou.and sermons, attended
about four hundred funerals, baptized into
the fellowship OF the church one hundred
and seventy persons and solemnized one
hundred and ffty-four marriages.
With feelings of profound regret we
chronicle tho resignation and departure OF
Rev. +. B. Hubert rs pastor OF the Bap'
fist church and society in Factory Point.
| Vt. lie has been three years with this
people, and has received to the church
thirty by baptism during the time The
church extended to him very urgent in
vitation TO remain its pastor longer. But
feeling that the call of duty was impcra-
| tive be has amoved to Chicago, III .lr.
Hubert may truly be regarded as young
man of rare promise. He will continue
to share in the prayers of this church that
the Lord my continue to bless his labors
AS he goes forth as an AMBASSADOR for
Christ.
The Baptist State Convention met at
Newport on Tuesday, the 9th inst, and
continued in session two days Among
the eminent men in that denomination
who were present, we noticed Rev. John
Goodby, d. D., of Poultney, Rev. G. A.
Thomas, D. D., of Brandon, Rev. A. P.
Mason, D. D., of Boston. Dea. f, A.
Fuller, of Burlington, was chosen moder-
ator, and Rev. C. P. Ferguson and W. II.
Rugg, secretaries. The annual sermon
was preached by Rev. w. II. Wilbur, of
Saxton's River, on "The Need of More
Ministers and the Means of Procuring
them
CONGREGATIONAL.
The Rev. John NJ. Lord, of Plym-
outh, Mass, has become principal of the
Newbury Seminary.
Tho Congregational church in Low
ell is taking steps to build parsonage
and become independent of the Domestic
Missionary Society-having been materi-
ally aided by donation of 5000 from an
Ex-Governor of the State.
Rev. Edward B. Chamberlin, of West
ford, Vt, has accepted the call Of the
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CoE's COUGH BALsAM,

AIMS long u'ed aud popular Remedy Ia again
called to the attention Of the public, As often as
the year rolls around, the propristors annually
make their bow TO the people, and remind them
that among the many things required for the
health, comfort and sustenanee of the family
through the long and tedious months OF winter,
Goes Cough Balsam should not be forgotten. For
years 1t has been household medieine-and
mothers, anxious for the safety of their children,
and all who suffer from any disease of the throat,
chest and lungs, cannot afford to be without It.
In addition to the ordinary four-ounee, 50 long
an the market, We now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles, which will, in common with
the other size, be found at all Drug Stores
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lEG,sLATUnE OF VERMONT.
SENATE.
TnURsDAY.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, Oct. 3.
The President pro tenn, in the chair
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Journal Of yesterday was read and
approved.
BIZ htrodaesd aud Refusd-By Mr..
Dale, relating to ohattel mortgages 10
committee on printing,
RtSolat.0n.--By Mr., Hutchinson Of Or
ange, that when the Senate adjourn on
Friday afternoon the 10th inst, il be 10
meet again on Monday afternoon the 10th
inst; adopted.
BIS Rtfrred-Senate hill No 4, relat-
ing TO TO town meetings.
Senate bill No, 3, TO oppressive and yex.
atious attachments upon mesne process.
Senate bill No, :, 20 school districts, 10
judiciary committee
BY Mr.. Halbert, relating 10 court ex-
penses; TO committee ON printing.
By,Mr, Green,to amend an Act 10 incor-
porate the Green Mountain Seminary; TO
general committee.
Joint R,SolWtiOa,-Houso bill relating to
the election Of certain officers, Judges of
Supreme Court, &c., returned from the
House with the second proposal OF amend
ment non-oonourred in; the Senate re-
ceded.
Bills PdSsd-Senate bill No, :, amend
ing an Act to incorporate the l.amoille
Valley Railroad Co.
Senate bill No. Il, enabling towns in
Franklin, Lamoille and Orleans counties
TO aid in the construction of tho Missi,.
quot Railroad.
On motion Of Mr.. Hard, adjourned.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Will also be found invaluable in all cases OF Diar
rhea, Dysentery, Collie, Summer Complaints IN
ping, and in fact every disordred condition oil
the stomach.
Sold by Druggists, in city or country every
where, at q per bottle, or BY application to
sTHE C. G. CLARK co,
Sole Projectors, New Haven Ct
2ewsovly
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\ GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. j. L. WARD, Avon, I,orain Co, ..
Messrs STRoNG & ARMSTRONG, DRCGsIsrs,
CLEVELAND Il ENTLEMES - 1t gives great
pleasure to state that my wife las derived great
benefit from the use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She
has been for number Of years greatly troubled
with dyspepsia, accompanied with violent parox-
she was all the while, tor months unable TO do
anything. She took, at your instance, Goes Dys-
pcpsia Cure, and has derived GREAT BENEFIT
FROM IT, aud is now comparatively we'll She
regards this medicine US great blessing.
Truly yours, l.. +, WARD.
JAN 18th, 1906
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sENATE-AFTERNooN

EyPLANAToRY.-The result of the re-
cent State election in Pennsylvania has
been rendered perfectly clear to our be-
nighted understanding, by a friendly
democrat, vino accounts for it in this way;
There were few-some ten thousand
democrats, living in the back towns and
settlements in Pennsylvania, who still
thinking that Gen. jackson was running
for the important Office Of President fool
ishly threw away their votes upon him.
A good Republican missionary is evidently
needed in that part Of our country.