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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
FOrney on the Gettysburg Re-Union,

Field Marshal Foney, writing from the mo-
Jern Waterloo" to "my two papers both
daily says:
" No Confederate officers have participated,
50 far, in q deliberations Of The Union sohlierS,
though earnestly aud altciionalely invited
Had any Of thea accepted. they would have
been kindly and courteouSly received. There
was doubtless no special attacti TO them in
the survey Of a iig,d 50 fatal 10 their cauSe but
they would have realized the difference between
the treatment of Southern men by Northern
people and the bitterness and Indifference Of the
southern politicians toward the Northern men
WHO come To live amuE. :hym.
And SD We see ila, even " the Gettysburg
reunion IS made lu cr-ion for yililying the
people .he S,,,a bva Go.Bcal peuny-a-liner.
Despite the act the Firgiaia, the leading
Southern STATE, has adopted a Northern man,
HJ elevated lim % lie HIGHEST oaice in hey
GIFT a,.l Mississippi has Shown u disposition
o. % ut.visc,-ta stale SANDER is sent ont
from the place designated for Reunion -
EuciiHy IayiqttH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
Post ONCE Affairs.


BY Che following, which we end IN para
graph devoted to postal matters, it viii be
seen that Che gulotine is still in motion aud re-
earls ucithgr sex, ase, qualiica ion nor cOndi-
ton;
Hest r1giaia Post OF'oes.-At Charles
town, Jefferson County. West Virginia, John
W Taylor is appointed Postmaster, vice Miss
". W. johnson. removed.
Mr. Taylor Is a Pennsylvania, has beeh a
resident Of tits county two of tlre0years, and
possesses iLercgui.lte qualification Of loyalty
to l,e radical party.
Il his declining years are to be peaceful be-
cause Of sLe consolation youcbsafed by being
Tue persistent aud successful applicant for rht
place the duties II which are performed by 4
wong hdy who Is the main support Of a Wi
dove! mother and dependent brothers and SIS
ters,-tbCD. peace 10 has ashes
M. Tayluris the owner Of farm and other
property ample fOr his support-or ought Il
le-Wjhout snatching hiss little bit Of govern
meut pap from the mouths Of women and
cL.hlren.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
Retributive Justice.

TIE Rockingham Reyis'ar. in referring to
the outrage committed upon Miss Thompson
a Young lady near Front Royal by two buck
negroes, who were Lrps Jy an nceuscl popu-
ace, tor The IceI. says:
"Welave always Advocated the maintenance
Of law AMI orIcr: bat these are strange and
evil times, and society must protect itself from
some q the Veri's ihlt bcsct IT, Byan that /,
Sacred and holy and pure, the white men 81
the South must protect their sisters, mothers
and d5r-L.er, fram pollution. TbeiunoccncC
ari purity &C our women. with our honor, /.
about m that the war has In ms. We must
anil viii pr'lec, and defend these at all haz-
ar'S If We have o gibbct upon the Instant al
die command Of JUDGE Lynch. every villain
who 3ares invade 'he sacred Prcgilcts Of limo
ee.ce l-l purity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
A Very Sad Occurrence.


Our people were startled, about midnight
Saturday night last, by the announcement that
Jacob Scherer, third son Of Jno. B. Scherer.
Sr., bad been killed by Mr. John Stanley.
Jacob-Scherer was young, unmarried man,
about twenty years of age, full of fun, sociable,
q an amiable disposition, which caused all orr
people to esteem him highly, and it may well
be imagined, that the announcement that he
had been cut down, in the very vigor of life,
caused thrill Of pain in the breast Of every
one
NJ Stanley is . man Of middle age, with a
wife and one child, a son, about Is or 1G years
old. and was regarded as . steady, quiet, we'll
meaning man.
The circumstances attending the killing are
as follows;
A party Of some eight or ten Young men,
learning that Mr.. Stanley was co-habiting with
a mulattO girl, namel GiBuie Sorrel. BACKED
their faces and went TO her house, on Market
Street, Saturday night last, for the purpose Of
breaking up the Illicit connexion. Several en-
tered the house and Immediately pistol was
fred killing Mr.. Jacob ScheFer, almost in-
sianty.
Mr.. Stanley was identified by several Of the
party present, as the one who fired the shot,
and was arrested, at his house, about two hours
after and lodged in Jail.
The examination Of the case was entered into
before Justices Pearcc, Clinelinst and Andcr-
son, on Tuesday morning last.-Staun'oa !ia-
dicQtOr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
=" Cotton Still King"

If any one is still disinclined to confess the
truth that " cotton is king" and great king
too, his doubts ought to be removed by the
startling statement Of tie Manchester Cotton
Supply Association, which is forced to acknowl-
edge that "when the great cotton crop OF 1866
was made in India, over one million three hun
dred thousand souls persisted from starvation
produced from putting lands in cotton which
shonld have been appropriated to breadstutis.
SO also in Egypt, it is admitted, in 1868
when large attempt at cotton growing was
made, some $50, 900 of the population perish
ed from actual starvation" The product Of
American cotton last year was 1000, 900 bales.
This year the amonnt vii! be 100000, and
next It ought to be 1000 600, as it is discover
ed that white men and Chinese can grow cot
ton as well as colored people As Indie, MOI
Egypt, nor Africa, nor South America can
meet the needed supply of cotton, it is salts
factory to know that the United States can.
Millions have been expended in exploring other
fields, only to show the greater value Of Ameri-
can cotton, which is now more Of king than
before the war. What, indeed, without il
could the United States do in the needed work
of reducing to a feeble extent tie amount OF
our debt in Europe , Baltimore San.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
Fertilizers.

yy,rRyER'S Excelsior. Turner's Super Phos-
nbate: MARYLAND Phosphates, Berger and
En,z Phosphates, Wilson's Phosphates. Soluble
Sil;cate Phosphate, Bone Dast, on hand and for
sale by JAS. LAW. hooFf'
CHAMPION CHURN Peach Parer for sale by
1 JAS. Law. H0oFF.
TyAMINE the Willoughby Grain Drill before
l., buying any other. JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
IMPROVED all iron PAIRING, Coring and Siicing
Machine Every Housekeeper should have
one. For sale by JAS. LAW hooft'
August II, 1869.
nOsENDALE Cement; Apple Parers and
L tn~ %1sd5 8 JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
nOPE.-K, 4, Il, and y inch Rope for sale
X Aug. ). by JAS. LAW. HoofF.
hrRpICK Hay. Straw and Fodder Cutters for
Is Hand or Horse Power, superior to any in
market. 30 sold last season. For sale by
sngust :. 1869. JAS. LAW. H00FF.
Threshing Machine-warrapted
- to clean grain for msrke, faster and better than
auy machine in L. States sold this season.
For sale by JAS. LAW. HooFF.
August 5, 1869.
nOCKET Corn Shelter. which will take all the
Grains of. either Of boiled or raw corn. \
GOOD article for housekeepers, for safe by
An Aug. 5. JAS. LAW. nooFF.
CEANLESS Cotton Grain Bags for sale by
- JAS. LAW. Ho0FF.
nOCKAWAY DINE Wheat Fan for sale by
IL JAS. LAW. BoOFF.
CdDER MILLS for sale by ..,
Jsly s. 1853. JAS. LAW. H00fF.
7 LIVINGSTON, Maryland and Ulum Ploughs,
Il for sale By JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

THE GREAT BRIDGE Across THE ONO RIv-
ER.-on Thursday the largest span Of any truss
bridge in the United States was completed on
the great bridge across the Ohio river at Louis
vile, which is destined toconnect the Kentucky
and Indiana shores. The bridge itself will be,
when finished, land the engineer in charge ey-
poets to turn over his contract for the building
sometime in November one Of the most splen-
did structures of the kind in this or any cthcr
country. This last span covers three hundred
and seventy feet, ard is a marvel Of engineer
ing skill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
Flotsam and Jetsam.

Mr.. Owens, Of the Millwood neighborhood
while fishing few days ago, in the river near
Berry's Ferry, was fortunate enough to fish up
a silver casket, in which be found, Oh unlock
it, gold watch and chain, and several finger
rings, some OF which arc supposed TO have dia-
mond sets on the following day be found, at
the same place, a silver fork
in April, 1862, while Bleuker's Division Of
Black Dutch were being transported from the
East to the West bank Of tie Shenandoah a
large number Of them were put on q raft con-
stractel Of Mr. John Liudscys barn, which
hal been torn down for the purpose; or, as
some state, on ferry boat that hal been par
TALLY burned, Jy order Of Gen Jackson. The
river was flush, and the raft or boat giving
away, about the middle Of the stream. some
-eyeuty-Gvc or eighty II tie foreign marauiers
were preciPitatcd into the swollen waters and
drowrci. Among them Was Qnar'e'mas,cr,
named Wilson, and with keen instinct the
people in the ncielborhood have ascribeJ tie
ownership Of the lost and found property to
l.m.-Cluts Couuac.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

\ CoLoRED WOMAN CLAIMS To BE TIE LIZ
GAL WIFE OF DECEASED CITIZEN AND De-
NANDS HIS PRoPERTY.-Not long ago, citi-
zen Of Richmond of high responsibility, died.
No one here ever heard of bis being married,
and, dying inteState, his property reverted to
his relatives On Friday, however, Philadel-
phia lawyer made his appearance in this city
and created sensation in legal circles by cX-
hibiting what purported to be a certificate of
the marriage of the deceased to a colored
woman, formerly of Richmond, but for years
a resident Of Philadelphia. This woman has
grown children nearly white, OF whom it is
claimed tie deceased was the father The
marriage between the parties, it's averred, was
solemnized some time last year. The relatives
and friends of the deceased deny that any such
marriage ever took place. and as the woman is
bold in the assertion Of her claims as widow Of
the deceased, and the children that the alleged
marriage made them legitimate, suit will
doubtless follow in the United States Court,
where the details Of this novel and sensational
case, even to the minutcSt particular, viii be
fully ventilated Richmond Wing.
The Richmond JoH1d gives the name Of
the deceased gentleman as VIM O. George, 4
very old and wealthy citizen, and the woman
was known in Philadelphia as Mrs jackson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

FEE.-The granary Of Mr. Jacob Whit
meyer, residing near McCoy's Ferry, in this
county, was burned Sunday week. ltcontain-
ell about six hundred bushels Of wheat. his en-
fire crop, recently thrcshcd, all Of which was
consumed. The fire was caused by two Of his
small children. who had stolen matches from
the house, and taken them 10 the barn to play
WITH MqytRsJtng Era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

(tARBOLIC Acid for disinfecting purposei--
This preparation is invaluable at this season
Of the wear for the sick room, and purifying and
removing stenches from premises,
AISQUlTH 4 WASHINGTON.
FULL variety of TONES for persons recover
Y ing from illness and those suffering from
Weakness, Debilt y and Loss of Appetite.
Aug. 10. AISQulTH Dc WASHINGTON.
TRIsIN. the great blood purifier; Hagar's Mag
nolia Balm for beautifying the complexion
For sale By AISQUITH WASHINGTON.
I,ELT Corn Plasters. \ large stock Of Rosa
Il dalis. AISQUITH L WASHINGTON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

SAD ACcIDENT.-Mr. John Risk, living on
Mr. SanI y. Kerr's farm, near Snmmcrlcan,
on Saturday week, while fixing the lock Of a
rife. which be supposed was not loadcl, let the
hammer fab upon the nipple, discbarging the
load The bali entered the head Of his daugh-
ter, young lady, 20 years of age, from the
effects Of which she died in few minutes
Mr.. Risk was not aware Of any one being in
the direction the rife pointed, when discharged,
until he got up TO 60 into the house, when, 50
his great grief Ire found that the accidental
discharge Of the rifle had killed his child
Stalmtag TJndicator
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

TIRE At CUMBERLAND, MD.-Wc find the
following in the Wheeling As'cllyeaeer Of Sat
urlay:
" We hear that Cumberland, Nj, was Wis.,
Ted Thursday afternoon by one Of the most
destructive fires in the history Of the place
The flames were discovered about half-past one
o'clock, and coud not be got under control
until the entire front of the square had been
destroyed. The property burned was located
on Baltimore street near the creek, AMI con-
sisted Of business houses. The loss was quite
heavy, AMI was only pra'illiy covered by in
suraucc. lis believed to have been the work
Of an iucendiary, and a man was arrested on
suspicion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
Candy Once More.

Cor Cwby las BEEN interviewed" by a
;ru.uc.t reHu,pn of Virginia, q member OF
,ho W..A.r State Committee aud makes the
tavin- statement:
Tl, NTtuy Governor Of the Old D miuion
assert, i'at The only terms be bad 20 pro-
p.se were ;Eal a'i mcliJJe members Of lie
Legislature should resign, and that he would
Immediately order new elections 70 6'l The va
c.aei,s I,men were then el.,,cI who could
take BE .c,-oa,h. be would further speedy
recau-,-o-tiaa so tlc extent q bis ability aud
au,b.4ity ju; little present igsiig.Jles I'D no,
rcsiG. 90 .fo,lcr jae'g.b'cs were elected 20
suro,el 'rm. hesboull feel bounl Co refer tie
whole election Of July. Sc. 20 Congress, post
pcuius 90, action tiu that body reviewed the
matter AL gave 6aal Directions
In Richmond, We understand, lie best men
cl the party advocate tie resignation Of ,he
uaigdis lciug confident that the people viii
elect uoa % take their places who can take the
tr~,-os'h .ll tlus satisfy tie patriotic %, no
h.c-lg7r,3 % Cauiy. wlouudouJte,lly has the
letr.orats Of the State at heart!
I.i~a.sa stated that. ii Sic unfortunate mel
i-.t'es Df-e 90 lay aside their legislative robes
a-d re,i,y % private life, the gycas masses Of
.uu-recru>t-uct,I voters VIII ysise such an out
cry against them chat they Nil be compelled
o. do So. Gen. Malone, She Nestor Of Virgin
ia politicians, is strongly in favor Of adopting
tie uy.r.ncndatious Of Gen. Candy, aud bis
p9syaee d IS thought viii have great weight
unt only .a causing the designations ofthe OBJ
u.vlru- meli.ibes, but also In obtaining AMI
c.sstir- suitable men % tie Legislature, Who
can swallow and keep down The te,t-oash-pi'l
Itr.a.'y seems that this is the obly plan by
vlita lie COOL Oh Commonwealth can resume
b,ryr.y.r place in the Federal Union Il is
lmliaiiuc to think that the descendants Of
Nlr,lg., Henry, and ,Lyir l,Us.Iiyuscompcers,
uu-t thus humble themselves 20 obey the or
der, Of a Military Goycrnor-bu'. as 1t eIuuo,
}clr.i'cl. we say, lct lis directions beobeyei
8, tle letter. When Virginia Senators aud
Representatives once more enter the National
Halls O.. legislation her rvica wai 2. as p0-
tent a~ ever. and they viii wor,hiy wear the
honor, 81, gracefully and nobly worn by lhc
hong lac o., their illustriJas predecessors.
C,ery certainly works hard for that scat 10
tie senate His latest discovery IS that a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

New CoLonED PoLcE.-The Fincastle Pa.
Herald says: I'VE have rather remarkable
kind Of police in Fincastle just at this time, in
which only the colorel people engage. 1t
scenes that the colored men came to the con-
clusion that there were too many nymph d'l
pare Of their race RAINING about the streets
late Of nights, and in order to put stop to it
they organized police ior the purpose of
watching the women who were out later than
nine o'clock. If n proper excuse IS not given
she is souudly thrasLed and then escorted home
by one Of the policemen. Last Sunday night
two were whipped, and on Monday night, four
Since that time it Is reported that women are
scarce after nine o'clock"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
NOTICE..

NTR. JAS. W. LEAGUE has an interest in nv
vi business al Middlewav. from this date
The firm will be LEAGUE ~ GEANTHAN.
return my thanks for tn liberal patronage re-
ceivcd for the last twcutr-four wears and solicit
continuance for the new firm. ! respectfully re-
quest all persons d'bted to call and paw a. soun
rs possible Debts due me prior 10 the war must
be paid bv 1T October. or will BE- compelled 10
collect bv law. JOHN W. GRANTITAM.
NidlleWav Sept . IS69-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
SCHOOL NOTICE.

rs'HE Rev. W. T. LEAvELh having aged
the services of Rev. JAMES L. POIA DEN
TER, will opcna SCHOOL FOR B0YS at Media,
his residence in Jefferson County, half way be-
tween Charlestown and Duiield's Depot, where
every branch will be carefully taught preparatory
to entering the University OF Virginia.
For particulars apply to
Rev. " T. LEAVELL.
CharTestown. Jefferson County, ". Va.
August &c, lSG9-4t. SPIT. copy 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

The attention Of the farming community Is cali.
ed tO the annexed certificates 1t agreulturi.ts 4,
this SUPERIOR FERTlblZER.
800 Pounds more of Pulverizcb Bones than was
nsed last year-making ton eou,ain ,ifieea krn-
bred pOGBds cy pars Bone.
Among the advantages 10 be dc,iyed from it,
uses are these:
]. guarantee Il TO be purer than s,y other Fer
tilizer sold in this market and consequently more
beneficial to the Immediate yield of craps besides
permanently euriching the land
:. IL cheaper in price, being sold for less mo-
ney by the ton than any other ia market IL is
therefore both superior in quality and cheaper i'm
price. Also,
ZONE DUST AND GROUND PLiSrER
fcr SAFE. 10 Send in yoar orders early to inssrc
prompt attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

TnE lIcsBAND or ANNIE SURRATT.-Ton
~, the yong chemist, who married Miss An
nie Snrratt here few months ago, and who
was dismissed from The Surgeon Generals
oaicc therefor, has accepted a lucrative posi-
ton in Kansas Its said that prior 10 his
departure T,nry was offered a position by
Judsc Advocate General Holt Int refused to
accept Wash. CIR. ". T. HTa'd, Ang. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

HIS Own ExEcUTIoNEE.-At Pond City,
Kansas, on the 18th ultno. a man named John
Laugford was seized by vigilance committee
Of that city aud taken ont Of The town to be
hanged. Whcn be wasinfJrrned that he could
hope Cor no mercy, he confessed that he had
already killed six men, aud if his fate could be
postponed for n few days he would Kill as
many more. After making this confession,
and giving utterahce ofsome horrid blasphemy,
he pulled of his boots, and, placing the rope
around his own neck, swung himself OF the
tree, and thus was his own executiuner. Lang
ford was half Indian, about twenty-five years
obi, and lad led desperate life all over the
border.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

WINcHEsTEE, Va, August 4, 1869.
have used q bag Of Mr. Upton l.. DOrsey's
Fertilizer for wheat, and in the same field
Whanns Patapsco and Turner's Excelsior, all
in the same proportions, aud have found the
yield from Dorsey's larger than from any Of
the Others, and much cheaper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

Dt-gr- CuSrMEEU-Tlo University Of
Georgia, 1t.ts recent commencement. in \
tl.us. conferred the degree Of doctor of iivini-
ty ga fsv Silas b. Sunderland, Of Baltimore.
president 81 the Maryland Annual Confer
n.. 3D.. Gre Methodist Protestant church
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

Lady Thorn won the $500 purse at New
York, Saturday. over American Girl aad Gold
smith Maid, in three straight heats, in 22O}
2..9ol and 2.2ol.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

COLUBLE Pacific Guano.
- Bradley Goes Phosphate.
Zelrs Bone Super-Phosphatc.
Patapseo Gusno. and
Fine Ground Bones. for sale BY
Sept 2. McCCRDY 4 DUKE.
GINCLAlR'S Propellers, superior to any ma
= chine in the market for cutting Hay, Straw
and Fodder. Several other patterns OF Hay and
Straw Cutters for sale by
McCURDY & DUKE.
SCCLLY'S Improved Cider Mill-two sizes-for
- sale BY NCCURDY 4 DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
Auction! Auction !

TENHE undersigned viii sell at Public Auction, at
the Bank Building, in Charlcstown, on
SATURDAY., AUGUST %. 1869,
Sale TO begin at 10 o'clock
tie remainder Of his stock of goods saved from the
fire OF the 9th of JHly. This stock consists Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
DRY GOODS AND NOTfONS.
These goods will be Sid on credit of ninety
DAYS for all sums exceeding $. the purchaser Civ
ing a note with approved security.
W. In this connection, ! must request all per-
sons who have purchased goods from me since the
i.1c, ~ come forward and settle their bills These
goods were sold at cost with the expccta .ior that
CASH would be paid for them, therefore indul-
gene cannot be granted
JOHN u. CAMPBELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to tn, undersigned are
\ respectfully requested to come forward and
settle their accounts al once, as further Indulgence
cannot be given. ALBERT JONES.
Nippon. SEPT. ., 1852 b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

Fifty Dollars per ton, Cal. nhAoat sack. rim.
three Dollars, Cash, nth sock. Sir,y Dollar, pSr
tor tee'rs moa,ts credit: dlirerea al Railroa3 ia
Manchester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02
j. ". CONRAD.
August 3. 1869

August 3, 1869.
Mr.. L. L. Dorsey Dem Sir: used your
Phosphate on my wheat last FAIL and am
much pleased with the result the land would
not hsFe brough, over 10 oT II bushels
raised am sure IS bushels per acre. sbals
want moro tbs frll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-02

S'ULPHTTE Of Lime. to arrest fermentation in
- Cider and preserve its sparkling properties
for sale by W. :. MASON.
UN0ILET Powder Of my own manufacture, per
fecilv free from all injurious substanccs-by
the pound or in smaller quanti,ies-for sale BY
Sept. ,. W. :. MASON.
DURE Alcbohol Shelac for Milling knots before
! painting, for sale by W. :. MASON.
4 FULL line Of Bitters, including an the most
n popular Of the day, for sale by
". :. MASON.
nESTCCATED Coeoanut, in ! ID. and . ID.
/ packages, at ". :. MASONS.
I UST received, 20 gallons No. | Furniture Var
~ nish, IS gallons Turpentine, , bbls Linseed
Oil, and No. article OF Coach Varnish. bv
Sept >, 1863 ". :. MASON