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SUPERIOR cuuaT-SpsClAl TERM.
MIR. Fisk a Witness-The Management Of the

MIR. Fisk witness-The Management Of the
Opera.
Before Judge Jones.
Letita Jackson, ov GUARDIAN us. James Fisk.
Jr.-The plaintiff was ballet dancer at the Acad-
emy OF Music in the opera Of "Lurllne" and fell by
some mischance through trap door dur
ing rehearsal. lnJurng herself severely.
she thereupon commenced suit against MIR.
Fisk ana the matter came up on an examination OF
Mr.. Fisk before trial. 1t appears from THIS examln-
alton that Mr. Fisk was not Interested IN the
Academy OF Music, but had advanced money to Max
Maretzek to and him, for which Maretzek was to pay
the principal IL was also testified that Mr.. Fisk,
while denying any liability, had offered to give the
girl $3.50 on account OF her misfortune. Mr.. T.
Besgood for plaintiff; William Il. Morgan for de-
fendant.
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now to enjoy himself and In this regard shows no
departure from the habits OF lifetime. Next to mis-
taste for the opera and music Is his passion for 1ne
paintings. he has several times made the tour OF
an the picture galleries in Europe, and the walls OF
MS parlors are adorned with some OF the finest
WORKS OF the old masters There is In fact no more
Everybody knows the personnel of MIR. Gerard. Pro-
baby no one Is more widely known. As we have
aiready stated. he is In the enjoyment OF excellent
nealtn, ana II Is 10 be hoped he may he long spared
10 scatter about him the blessings OF genality and
pubic usefulness and charitles, which are abun-
dant, though unostentatious.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Alleged Bounty Frauds-The Bliss Case.
Before Judge Benedict.

The Alleged Bounty Frauds-The Bliss Case.
Before Judge Benedict
The United States Us. John s. Bltss.-ln this case
the defendant was charged with committing certain
bounty frauds, in that he defrauded one John 8.
Harvey, discharged Union soldier. out Of 500
ira bounty. motion was made In this court to
quash the Indictment brought against HIM.
Judge Benedict, after reviewing the facts In the
case. has granted the motion, holding tnat the in
dictment Is not sufficiently specific, as 1t does not
state that Harvey was volunteer In the United
States army. does not give the number OF his regi-
ment or company, nor state whether he was entitled
to receive extra bounty money.
Post Office DeIalcatiOn.
The United States vS. Eugene D. Ttnison.-The
defendant, recently q clerk in the Brooklyn Post
Office pleaded guilty to indictment charging him
with having robbed the mails He was sentenced to
Ave years In the Kings County Penitentlary.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Obstructing a Deputy Marshal In tho Dis
charge of His Duty.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States cs. Douglas A. Pdrk.-The
defendant, o pilot, was arrested on charge OF
obstructing Deputy Marshal Smith in the discharge
OF his duty when, by direction OF the United States
Court, he proceeded to libel the steamtug W. s.
Earl lying IN the harbor Il appeared that the defend
ant expressed his total disregard for any authority
He was held under $500 bail to await examine
tlon.
Smuggling Cigars.
The United States Us. Schroeder d Bon.-The de-
fendants 1t will be remembered, were charged with
smuggling cigars. There being no evidence to sus-
tain the complaint against Schroeder ne was dis
charged, and the examination IN the case Of fsldore
Bon is down for further examination on the oath
inst. the defendant not being held to await the
action Of the Grand Jury, az previously announced.
Arrest of a Purser Of an Ocean steamship on
Charge Of Smuggling.
The Untsed States ps. Thomas Je0erson.-The de-
fendant Is purser board the steamship Helvetia-
He was Yesterday afternoon arrested and taken be-
fore Commissioner Shields on charge OF smuggling
articles OF jeweirv. Assistant District Attorney
Jackson conducted the proceedings on the part OF
the government, but the defendant waived an ex-
animation and was held under $4,000 to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
The Alleged Weighmaster Frauds.
The United States Us. Frank We0b.
The facts Of this case, in which the defendant is
charged with completely IN making out fraudulent
pay rolls, have already fully appeared. motion
was made to dismiss the evidence produced bv the
government, but 1t was denied. and be was held to
await the action OIL the Grand Jury.
Alleged Violation Of the Bankrupt Law
Heavy Bail.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United States rs. Ramon LatOrTe.-The
defendant, who has been for some time con-
fined in Ludlow Street Jail, was charged with vio-
lating the fortyourth section OF the Bankrupt act
in having as alleged, while In a state OF bankruptcy,
contracted debts and made and accounted for his
property by setting forth fictitious expenses and
disbursements, and otherwise concealing his assets.
He was held under $4,000 bail to await examina.
ton.
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SUPREME COUaT--SpeClAL TERM.
The Gold transactions.
Before Judge InCraham.

Smith, could, Martin d Co. Us. William r. Ltper-
more d Co.-The motion made on Wednesday last to
dissolve the attachment granted against the pro-
perty OF w. r. Livermore was decided yesterday
the Courtiholding that the plaintiffs failed to make
out case on their own aflldavits. Attachment
vacated, with costs to defendants. Joseph ]. Mar
rim for motion; A. j. Vanderpoe, opposed.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YHsTERDAY.-The following record
VIII show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours IN comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year, as indicated by the
thermometer AT Hudnurs Pharmacy, HERALD Build
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snanoGAIe'S C0uAT.

The following wills have been admitted to probate
during the past weeK:-Wiiis Of wlhiam ]. Peck,
George Suggett, Hugh McAdams, Jane Underwood,
Margaret Gale, Martin Andrews, Thomas Cook, Mar
tin Lalor John Rea, Sarah I. Hannah.
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MARINE IaAnSeERs.


Tho following Is complete list Of mafineltransfers
from the 17th to tue Goth inst, inclusve:-
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Nume. Ionnage.i Share. Pv;oe.
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Currency.

During the first year of the war, when
change was scarce, and some large merchants
were issuing currency OF theIr U"m. farmer
went TO Il store III neighb"rIn& town and
bought some goods. anu gave the mel chat II
fire dollar bill. "i winch lac wanted seventy i've
cents back The merchant Counted Out The
amount and handed to the t.hmer. He
looked at 1t u m"ment, and inquired:
'.Whar : this Z"
ITS my currency said the merchant.
oval. raIn't good Tor uothIu' where live"
said the iurmer.
VERY we'll" replied the merchant. keep it
until You get ii dollars worth aud hrIrg 1t to
my Store, aud l will give you collar I'LL for
il"
The farmer p"csrrcd the change and de
parted \ few weeks after lie went IutU the
same sture und BOUGHT s""Gs t" the amount Of
one dollar. aud alter puyIng Ivcr the udem-
teal seventy five cents. he took our 81 handful
of pumpkin eds Counted wcnrN five If them,
aud passed them over !" Ihc merchant.
"Why. SAYS the mcr chant. what's this :"
"Wal." says the farmer. '''h> is my cur
reucy. and when you get dollars worth.
bring it to my place. aud | vii give YOU i
dollar for IT,.
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III III OR 0 US.
Swift aud his Servant.


Dean Swift, while On a journey. and stop
ming at tavern, desired his servant John
iwiiu. by the way was as .cccnIric as his mas
ter 10 bring HIM his boots. John brought
ND tie boots III the same state US they were
taken of the evening prcsi"us.
"Why didn't YOU polish nay boots p said
the Dean.
There's no use in polishing them, said the
man. for they would s"oI be dirty again"
VERY true sald The Deau, ana lie put on
the boots. Immediately airer, he went down
to the lauGludI and Told heI "n no account give
his servant any breakfast. The Dean break
tasted aud then ordered tire mur>es cut AS
he was ready to start John fau 10 HIM in a
great hurry, and SAID
Mir Swift. l huvn'i -" my break fast. yet "
"lh!" replied the WITTY uivIuc. "th res no
be hungry again"
John, frdng his theory thrown back on
himself submitted TO the privat,"n with the
same stUicIsm H. his master with his boots -
On they rode, the Dean III frout reading ms
PRAYER book. aud the man behind ut II respc,
table distance, when they were met by gen
tlemun. who, after cycling fhe Dean very clos G.
". accUsred the servant with
Il say. my man. you aud your master seem
TO be subcr puI' nay | ask who You re,
and where aIe you gong
We're going l" heaven, replied john
"Nly masters pray ing. and I'm fasting
The gentleman Ia, led again III w"ndcrmcnf
at the master and uiuu, then rode of.
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GIVE THE PEOPLE A CHANCE {!

7 IMMENSE Stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods
L an Fancy Goods. Ladies and Gentlemen, con-
suit your own interest and examine the Mammoth
Stock just received and opened
j. GOLDSMITH'S EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
On Main Street, CharIestoWn.
Come and see the finest, handso NEST and cheapest
goods ever offered this Valley, such as Calicos
aud Cations of ali brands. Black and COlored AL
pacas, Dclains Striped Lustre, Scotch Plaid, Cling
hams, Ba morals, Plain, Figured and Opera Elan
ncIs, anton Fiannels, &C.. sc.
Especial attention is called to my fine stock of
white and Fancy Countrrpanes Blankets and Crib
Blankets have also added to my stock Of Fancy
Goods a full line of RIBBONS.
Gentlemen come and the elegant Business
Suits hne Dress SUITS, Boys Clothing, and Fur
nlshing Goods OF every description, prices lower
than any store this side OF Ba Itimnre City.
My stock of HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS and VA
LlSES, is complete in every rcspcct.
J. GOLDSMITH,
Adjoining the residence of Humphrey Keyes.
October IL, 1869
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

and handsomely illustrated by DAVID E. HEsDER-
SIN, of Virginia.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
ave have read no poem for n long time which
compare with st. Agnes' in beauty and power
of expression. HIN Times.
"We can recommend it to the literary commune
ty, with the that ii will bring pleasure to
many fircsides, and bcguiie many an hour delight
fully and prnfitably."-N o. Commercial Bulletin.
ole 1.-THE huIhurJ has power fancy lima gnaton-
indeed the inspiration OF iuss'-BGH. St0tsSmGn
St. Ag ncs may contain, it is decidedly the
most beautiful in conception and elegant in cxecu
ton have read Maryland Free Press
1.-THE book should meet with very good sale"-
ST. Louis Times.
"a Poem from the South let say that it is
real Foctry, and risk critical reputation the
reception it will meet with - Mrs. Margaret J.
Preston, in The Land Toe LOue.
Glove, pathos. patriotism. poetry, victory-all
blending in one harmonious strain, sweet, sad sus
tanned and triumphant. - FTcdcsicksburg NtLrs.
"'St. Agnes of Guienne a gem some of its
passages equal anything found IN modern poetry.
Tirginia Herald.
alt has rarely been our pleasure to find many
gems of beauty in any late publication OF a similar
kind ."-Builctin COnulr cial.
S'There is so much richness. much music, go
much poetry in it. that would like To impart 1t,
ii we could, to our aders."-BaHiHore Bulletin.
I'VE know of lew things IT. late Southern litera-
turr finer than this little lyric IN. Y Round Ia
bic (ultra Radical
''Mr. Lucas, OF Virginia, hae gained very wide
reputation poet. In the recent collection OF
his.-ROne Monthly Ma easine (Nashville.)
''Many of the verses have the exquisite nicely of
finish which dazzles usin Keats'-John Esten Cooke
March l6 1869 TT. KELLY, PET 81 CO.
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~ lirrl" fir"-year old boy was being in
atrurrrh in murais ~ lis m"'hrr. The old
lady told him that al Snch terms a. by gu'-
Iy." by j'n."." 10y rr'n '"r," Ne. were
only u,x"d oarhs. aud tut little liter than
any az nr f.niry" Ia 'rc,. she said -
cou d ell pr"tane Ii hy IL" prefix at by
all -uct we're "arEs." We'll then, m"t,,.
said the l,rle hopeful there's big oath in
the urw~inpcrs-"By telegraph - The old
lady rave 1t up, and the boy is bewildcred on
morals
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

- Mythnlogists tell us That L. died be-
cause of her intense love Tor Jupiter but the
charm IF the romantic story has Lately been
destroyed by chemist dI covering Io>dicd of
potassium.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

-"Why don't your Iathcr take news
paper 2 sand mnn to Il lutte bay whom he
caught pilicri"g his paper from mis- d""rSrcp
"Bccau>e he sends me to take it," answered
the urchin
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A Shrcwd Answer Lady (at Sunday
schnol:) And what Il" ynu understand ly
''rhc p"mus and vnniti"s at 'hs wicked worid?'
The Head Of rhe Class: Tie flowers in your
bonnet, teucher -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

- II is singular fact that ladies who
know how to preserve everything else, cant
preserve their remp"rS. Yet it may easily he
done the self sealing principle. II is only
~ keep the mouth of the vessel closed.
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A young lady said t" her beau as she
held pot of hot water in her hnnd-'Prn
mise 10 marry ne. or I'll scald YOU" Throw
the water" he rcpled. Il had rather be
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NOTICE.

NUTIUE.
HAVING resumed the practice of LAND SUR
! l VEflNG. ENGINEERING AND CONVEY
ANGLING, and having associated my con, ]. NJ. D.
Brown, with me in the business, offer ser
vices my oif patrons of jefferson. Clarke, Fred
erick, Berkeley and Loudoun. and all others will
also teach Photography wherever Class can be
formed, or TO individuals, reasonable terms
July 20, lS69-ti. JAMES NJ. BROWN.
Free Press. Shepherdstovn Register, and Clarke
Courier. insert times and send bill to advertiser
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10y FOUR horse ha a tr' meudons long hit, :"
saii> friend to Theodore Hook. ''Yes,"
said he. its bit too long"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

-"Figures cant lie" says the nrithmeti-
clan. You cant say that of womcn's figures
in those days" responds the slanderous dress
maker
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

- An English judge. Baron Anderson. on
being asked t" give his opinion as To the
proper length of sermon. replied Twenty
minutes, with a leaning to the side Of mercy"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

- An editor out West, says he is 50 short
sighted that he frequently ruhs out with his
nose what lie writes with Icnci.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-09

- Let your expenses be such as to leave a
haIance in your pocket. Ready money is a
friend in need
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- When is newspaper the sharPest 2
When it is filed.
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To the Farmers, Millers and Others
IN THE
COUNTIES orJEFFERSoN CLARKE.
NOTICE.

'TNHE time has arrived for TO purcbaFe our Fall
Il and Winter SO K Gf G"sds ard y bAVS
the money nov due us and give THE notice TO
all persons who know themselves to be indebted to
TO call aud settle their accounts before the
first day Of October next Any falling to do
this will certainly TriUse any longer credit and
will insist upon immediate settlement Of their
counts
To those Of our customer who have paid us regu-
larry tender thanks for their patFOnR g. hLd
IL will give pleasure to continue business With
them bsrrtofOre
% We intend to carry out the conditions 81 this
FULLY. and those no do not settle by the time
specified will be prepared foI refIsal Of further
HILLARY. WILSON & JOHNSON.
Summit Point. September ~ 1859
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lust PUBLISHED.

THE WREATH OF EGLANTINE, and other
Poems. Edited and in par: Composed by DANIEL
BEnISGER LUCAS. Of Virginia. l2mo., cloth ex-
ira, bcveIed boards. Printed on fine tinted paper
and handsomely illustrated by DAVID E. HESDER-
NJ rir,ia
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To the Public.

HAVING purchased avaluble tract of timber
I land, and located a Saw-Mill upon it with
capacity of saving forty thousand feet Of Lumber
weekly, will be prepared to furnish nearly
EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER,
Such rs Pine Plank, JOfsts, Rafters, Stud.
Oak Fencing Plank, DC.
Lumber will be kept constantly hand at the
Mill, II miles above Re4rsley Sheerer's Planning
Hill. on the Shenandoah river, and AT Jas. Law.
HOof's Lumber yard at Cha rlestown
Persons contemplating building will promote
their interests by calling upon the subscriber in
person, Jas. Law. Hoof, before going elsewhere.
GEO. w. EICHELBERGER.
Aupust IL. Is6s-I7.
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STRAW WANTED,

STRAW WANTED.
THE VIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY, of Hail.
l. town, will be prepar ed to purchase
STRAW OF ALL KINDS,
and after tho st of August either in the stack or
delivered ut the Mills at HsIItowu.
Apply to John II. Strider, at the Mills.
July 20, lS69-tf.
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FARMERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!

FARMERS, attend to your Wheat Drills in time.
l. We would advise tbose Who wish 20 have G uano
Sewers put their Drills. to bring them in once,
many were disappointed last season, by not
bringing them in time. We are putting our
NEW PATENT GUANO SOWER.
which consider the best in use on all Eight T be
Drills for the low price Of S35- For the operation
of this Guano Sewer. we refer you to the following
gentlemen wac used them last year Capt. Joseph
+ ABB u. George COckrell Col. II Omas Hite. SAINT
; More, Co.. W mes, Jacob Snyder, Augustus
Cain ThOs- f. Woodward. Henry Huntsberry, I'd
gar Alien, DR.. c. W Goldsbor"1gh, DANIEL Heffie-
bower, James Atkins. Richard M0rs an. Capt Jas.
w. Glenn, and John e. Ware.
TO THOSE IN WANT or NEW DRILLS,
We would say that, Il you APPLY early, sill
prepared TO furnish the celebrated Martinsbura
Drill, built by Samuel FitZ. which Is universally
acknowledged to BE- the beet in
wEIRICR 4 WELLER.
Charlestown, July 90, 1869. F.P.
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LIME, LIME! LIME!!

7 AN prepared to furnish the best MARYLAND
i BUILDING LIME, in bulk, the Charlestown
Depot, at . cents per busheI
WI HAWKS,
Agent for NJ. J, Grove.
August "a, ls6e-3m-F. p copy.
MoRNlNG GLORY, 1uniata, and other Base
4f4 burning Stoves, Little Fairy for Coal Egg
stoves, Myrtle Gas Burner, '' WoodIa box stove
for Wood. Garland Alright for Wood, Nine
Plate Stoves, and other Heating Stoves; also, the
Stove warranted Pipe re-furnished, and Stoves
put up in town country.
October rs. 1869. NeCURDY DUKE.
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- Isn't it queer that contractors -houd he
engaged to widen ~'rrr'S!
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LER & ILSON'S
Sewing Machines.

THE WHEELER & WILSON is universally &C
i knnwledged to be the best Sewing Machine ever
offered to public patronage 1t is simple, easIly
dcrangCd. nd in point of effectiveness, without
rival. Its efficiency is equal to least twelve
scamstresses. 1t uses no SHUTTLE, and makes the
LOCK STITCH.
The beauty and excellence of stitch. alike upon
both sides If the frabric is not excelied aid for
strength. frmness, and durability OF scam, it is not
cquallcd. II has been the popular Family Sewing
Machine, AMI hence is no experiment to buyif.
II will Hem, Fell, Quilt, Tuck, Cord, Braid, and
will make Rutflr and Sew il on at the same time.
Everything complete to do all kinds of work with
each machine 1t has une-third less mac hinery
No pains or expense spared in giving instruction.
O5-An Machines Warranted 3 Years. 90
TERMS TO SUIT EVERY ONE.
o. Persons desiring to purchase Machine, will
call upon GEO. BUTTON,
SapPngton Hotel, Charestown.
The subscriber bcgs leave to call attention to the
following certificates al ladies in this county who
have used this machines:
81 have had one of the Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chimes almost constant for ten years, and be-
iieve it to he the best Sewing Machine in hav-
ing had experience with other machins at differ
ent times, during this period.
"MRs. HESRY B. DAvESroRT.n
NEAR HA LLTOwN. July l9. $50.
have had one of Wheeler Wilson's Sewing
Machines in use for eleven years, and il has done
county. has added To it the late improvements and
! now consider have one of the best machines in
Mas WILLIAM ScHAEFFER.
June %, Is69-6m.
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GINDSTONES and Grindstone Hanginga
VI Churns, and Horse. Buckets, for sale by
October ), 1869. MeCURDT DUKE
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THOROUGHBRED DURHAM STOCK.

THE subscriber Offers for sale. upon his farm ad-
i joining Charlestown
YOUNG SH0RT-HORN DURHAM CATTLE,
Of both of the Purest European and Kentucky
pedigree. This Stock is of choice Kentucky selec-
ton and the Kentucky pure blood Short-HGrns are
considered the finest ca tile in the world.
The subscriber respectfully invites farmers in this
and other counties and States, to come and his
herd. the fully grown animals of which are unsur-
passed in point of size aud uty. rare opportu-
NIFTY is thus afforded to improve in high degree
the prevailing breed of cattle, which improvement
much needed throughout this entire section of
country. JAS. 81 RANSOM
Nav IL lS6o-6mS
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ISAAC FOUKE.
EDWARD G. FREEL.
Attorney at Law

DRACTICEs in the Courts Of JEFFERSON,
L BERKELEY, and MORGAN Counties. tie
will have the advantage of consultation with and
advice OF Messrs. GREEN * UCAS, in all bust
ness entrusted to him.
90 Once, opposite ntIer's Hotel Shepherd.
town, West Va.
November 3, IS67-u.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
T AIDES and Misses Polish Boots.
IL Do. Front Lace and Buttoned Gaitcrsj
Do. and Misses Calf Walking Shoes;
Very Superior Coarse RoOIs, Heavy BroEans,
children's Shoes, &c. HOWELL & BRO