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Ihefo-oEins are a few se-actei ifr u her ..-
Of reeouiin endations in the y.ssss' an ,--r. .-.
FROM Mrs. Elizase:i Gee .., Pc,
~, L~tF .gI-s.. April . -.
and was very glad you euo 1r5l.4 IN ~ -. -. ..-
save INNS can do .reU v7fb Il. and
~ - - 49,, to my husband a.
else and has never O. NM; an, -i-i-- ~ b.
- = "a, ~ ~ yours and We have -
bs ~ I e.-1 o' ca more than y.u rec
AMI b,,- - al il in the family Ave -.-
49, nav = ~ 81 10 for everyt thing and - ~
49, E",c - er found its equal. Ic '.A
- a, so acts Ike charm. 3f-. a.
lle1- = .e on his Leg for thirr, years f.-.
a ''s24 to-day IF he had not found a re-. p
= - II Keeps 10 healed and takes OFT o. --
- proud tesl. and swe. liu--. and tae- r. b.
80 PC can ASK ] can recommend 10 --
- -t eA.n-s that You have not. IIr Use
e--.i--. consider lt invaIuaH le 3D.. 90 .il..g
al put this testimony together and is can -
'-@ U J uu- you arc welcome. ours. Ag-.
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country circulation Every week during the year
they will contain one q
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Full Reports of Current News,
Editorials Correspondence and Miscellaneous Art
cles. Giving in each issue over
Thirty Columns of Reading Matter.
Making them at the low price at which they are
offered the BEST and CHEAPEST PAPERS II TIE
COUNTRY.
Daily (hy Mail SO PEI year.
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Specimen copies sent free
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SKATES j.! SKA

SKATES SKATES :!
NEW YORK CLUB SKATES, ROCKER STATES.
STEVENS CLUB SKATES. FRAME SKA
BOSTON CLUB SKATES, MONITOR SKATES.
Ladies' Plain and Monitor skates.
Strapped with tongue patent lever buckles to suit
L. NJ. & CT. HAGAR,
College street, third door west of Church .tr,.t
Burlington, VT. Dec 4. ids
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Misfellaneous.
DRAIN TILE.
WRAPPING PAPFI
NOTICE.


GENTS for peoples BOOK OF BIoGRA ply, -
n or Lives Of eminent persons in every aee and
country, women well as men, written by Pa RToS,
the greatest living hiographer, embellished with
beautiful steel engravings. 0utsells every other
work. Exclusive territOry-largest commiss ions.
For descriptive circular address the publishers,
4. S. HALE co Hartford, Com ].
Sent If. W9In
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WANTED.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A n AGENT in each town in Chttenden ountv to
"A travel and apply Clay's Patent Selfadiusting
Metallic weather strip. Best in Cheap Efficient
iced, and exclusive right ofterrtory given Call on
or address \. J. NICHOLS, Box 1873, Wnooski, Vt
Dec l,d&wtf.
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A ". POWERS has removed his Piano Rareroog
"A. from Winooski Avenue to his e.w place corner
Church and King streets-frst corner south Of til ,
Post Office. stock complete and instruments WI r
rsnted as heretofore. Nov 3O-lm&w2y
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Fancy Goods,

VIII present large selection Of Writing Desks
work Boxes; Jewel Odor. Card and Dressing Cases
Opera Glasses Bags, Port Monaies, Cigar Stands,
Watch safes. Bijouterie Cases, Handkerchief and
Glove Boxes; Shell, Scotch, and Pearl Card eases
Also an assortment Of
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE!

AGENTS WANTED.
We will pay agents who will devote their entire
time % canvassnE for the VERMONT RECORD AND
FARvER. a liberal salary Dr. the -aF- week.
1rrp1uth. We want good aEtutsin every town am
county 10 the State 90 work for US from now until
Feb. l. I-6g Write O. and get cur terms Al
dress all communication %.
THE VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER,
w94-sr Brattieh0r0, ".
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SSnsuranre.

I3yaIlll 9lElTk
! This Agency was established iu ! 40
Etna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CapitaI and surplus s5,052, $50.
s. ar. S. WIRES Agents.
Home insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
CapitaI and Surplus, s3,73o,9sI
s.&Rs. WIRES, Agents.
Hartford Fire Ens. Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and Surplus, s2,O26, 200.
SANS. WIRES, Agents.
Ins. Go. of North America,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated 1874 The oiaest Company in the
United States.
Capital and Surplus, s2,Oso,4I2.
s.6R.s. WIRES, Agents.
PhGniI Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD CONN.
Capital and Surplus, sI,25o,7sO'
s.&R S. WIRES, Agents.
LOriIiard Fire lns. Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus. sI,5os,s46
s.&R.s. WIRES. Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus. sI,5OO,OOo.
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents.
Manhattan Ins. COmpanya
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, sl,O52, I2s.
s&Rs. WIRES, Agents.
Springfield z. & W. InS. Co
+ OF SPRINGFIELD. MASS
Capital and surplus, ss27,I72.
s.6R.s. WIRES. Agents.
Hanover Fire Ems. Company
OF NEW YORK.
CapitaIand surplus, s6O6,635
s&R.s. WIRES. Agents.
PheniX Insurance Company
OF BROOKLYN, NY.
Capital and surplus, sf,55s,56s.
s.&Rs WIRES, AEen;s
YOnkers & N.Y.Fire Ins.CO.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, s73i,3ss.
s.&Rs. WIRES. Agents.
international sns. Company
OFNEW YORK.
Capital and surplus, sI.I2s,eI2.
s.kK 5. WIRES. Agents.
We are the ONLY AUTHORIZED agents q the above ]
well-knowu Companies for this vicinity. We are I
also the ONLY authorized agents Of several oIHER
leading Fire Insurance Companies Of New York. f.
Hartford, Providence, Albany and Worcester
Representing a capital Of
..,,... .,,,f,.- r,-, an, ,r.r,,. rrsr-.,.s
10 anv amount are uuequalled BY any agency in this
part Of the New England States. and we can place,
At a MOMENTS NOTICE. insurance TO the amount Of /
$4,000 on ONE RIsE and if larger amount Is de-
sired place atcurrent rates at short notice.
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Fo- -r-rept state news from everv County each
week for Vermont Historical Szetches J. ozraplr
cal Sketches Of Vermonters, Obituary Notices Of
Nerrnnnfars and IN al respects
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VERNIONTERS
Are requested to note that the Publisher Of
The VI. Record 4 Farmer.
BEST PAPER N VERMONT

Intends to spare neither money nor labor %
make this the
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VERMONT FARMERS,
Especially are called upon 70 note that We intend
with the proper support, 20 devote more space
than 6ny Oth5r paper in this state o.
RICULT f.
This department is edited oy c. HoRACE HUI BARD
Fsq.. President Of the Springfield AgTicu--uFsi
society.
-TERNs=-
$3.50 per year; St.z5 for six months - cents i9r
three months % cents per month for any time lt--
than three months In Clubs Of five and over, %
one address per year for each subscription. NO
Club subscribers taken for less than a iull year.
PREM MSE-
Every person who j. now suhscri her, whether
single or In clubs In the State or out Of t who aln
suhscrihes for the full year Of 1862 VIII receive one
OF Whites Patent Newspaper files,' magazine
size, postage paid t.-.. .-
Anv person whose name Is not at this date upon
our books who will pay $50 in advance i1r one iull
wear 10 heEiu any time before or lncludlns anl1l
1855 will receive the paper one year from GAZE OF
subscrrtion and either a Whites Patent sPaPer
File size % the RECORD AND FARMER FAtent
Cattle Tie useful % every farmer or copy o. the
HorsEH0Lu for one year. as the subscriber may
o
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Miss SaVycr's salve gives the specdie5t re--. p
effects tine quickest cure in ali cases q klra1al'
sore throat, cold the Chest cuts, bruises sass
and ahrasions OF the skin Of all kinds lt .l'-'
bic in the nursery. and may be app led 60 'le] ,gls
est infant with perfect security while 10 '--'-
should be without it-Ga-'fte-
We tho ,,r5sr.--ped. have sold more r. 8,ss saw
yers salve within the last SIX months than any otA
! er kind Parties who have tried il speak in TerT
-El '''''' % 80 C. P. FEssES1ss,
RoekIand, Oct p, 1907. l. NJ BoEsss.
Miss Sawyer OF e. Aunt Katie % as she iss5net.mes
called ought % command the respect % the pu3lic
for she is devoted Christian, and is IN reality
admirable nurse. We cordially recommend her salve
as worthy their attention and p tronage--R0ct07as
Democrat
From Rsr. Satiauisl Buu-3
u Is simply an act ofiustioe, and perhaps it viii
iaVOT 20 the public to say that have used Miss
Sawynr's salve f0I zen yc--s and believe IL % b.
most valuable remedy for the purposes 1or which it
Is recommended 10 il most effective f1r an mails Ia
cases where a salve is ever used for them. II hss
proved an almost certain cure Cor ordinary ssratcb.,
in horses. NArH'L BrrIrR
We, the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years and believe her q be
Christian lady and skilful nurse. and having used
her salve in families it gives Us great uls.s-e
in say Ing u is the best general medicine sc bav
ever used
Rev. Z. F. Cutter, Hon. n A. Burpss,
". o. Holman, Francis cobb
Joseph kall0ch, John 2. Berry
George Pratt Wm H. Titc0rnh
ten. J. ?. Cil0y &ad wife, Mrs. Charles SNOW
Capt. J. Croker and wife Mrs Alex SNOW
" David Ames 4 vile Dr. E P Chase a-d -,
Mm. wilson and wife, J. Wakefield an. wi1 q
T. X spear, Nm- Beattie AGA " !,
a. 3 kiee, Jacob Shaw s.aa y n,
Seo. " kimhall John S. Csssa5af e,
C. r. Mallard, HW Wa y wife.
Ephraim Barrett W o. r.lfDgr idWife,
Leander Weeks Tho.aas On nd wife,
Dea- Henry lngraham and siie on and wit
Joseph FaTwell Mayor "A AOc4.V
NJ c. Andrews Postnas.s-0 o. a. "a ana we
l. X. Kimhall and sile. Why ieai1ndl and Tia
fyOu desire more irfo1lsss, A.. - -
Of Rockland, and they us,l u - 20 ~ ~ $50
mendiHg this truly Se4sas, rsl sslPe'
SASs =. Oo9 Dg,e,sSk CO.. Wholesale agents, Bos
~, sia g VyEss.sS BARNES & CO., wholesale
agents, Burliss<9s VI Sold br ali Druggists
0ai'in-''h' Sept % f'a@"f
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Solid Silver Goods.

Our stock was nevoi equalled, incluoing Napkin
Rings; Fruit, Pie, Butter, Cheese, Pudding, Cake
Ice-creaIn, and Fish Knives; Pickle and Potato
Forks; Soup, Oyster, Gravy and Cream Ladies'
Salt Stands, Spoons and Forks, Tobacco and Match
Boxes Gard Cases, Port Monaies. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16

To Business Men.


The Baltimore Gazette gives the Merchants
and Business men Of Baltimore some timely
hints on the subject of advertising, and its ad-
monitions are, in ameasure, applicable to other
and lesser communities. We would urge mer-
chants to consider the importance of making
known their business. The Gazette says:
1t unfortunately is very little use nowadays
to rely on modest merit A man may fill his
shelves with the choicest wares, but if he fail
to make a proper parade, he might as well hide
his light under a bushcl You Z ust blow
your own trumpet. You must tell the world
what you have, and set forth the advantages
YOU offer in the most attractive style. You
must drum and you must advertise.
Let us send out our invitations. Let US beg
our friends to come here Let us show them
what we have and when they find that they
can do at least as well here as anywhere else,
we shall probably get back at any rate por-
ton of the money which We have advanced So
literally.
The few houses in Baltimore which have
pursued liberal system of canvassing and adj
vertisiug have been handsomely rewarded for
it. These who have been most enterprisnS in
this way have been most successful in their
business, They find itrcmunerative, and they
increase their business by increasing their eff
forts to make themselves known. We have
been very much be,,indhaud in this respect,
and we are only now beginning to understand
the necessity Of it. As the value of proper
system of publication becomes understood, it
viii doubtless be more generally resorted to,
with great advantage to our city, whose growth
and prosperity are not sufficiently known, and
whose mercantile advantages are not properly
appreciated We take it that the establish
mcut of large advertising firm in the city, to
meet a great want, is simply another sign Of
the rapid advancement of Baltimore, ann it is
very crcditabe to Mossrs. Griffin & Hoffman
to see that they themselves are practicing what
they preach, and are setting to the business
community the example of liberal system Of
advertising. Enterprise is necessary to sue
cess, and making ones self known nowadays
is getting to be the most enterprising Of en-
tcrpriscs. and the most successful.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16
Death Of senator Fassen6en.

Hon. William Pitt FcsScuden, United States
Senator from Maine, died at his residence in
Portland, on Wednesday morning, in the G8d
year Of lis agc-layiug been born in Bos-
cawcn New Hampshire, in 1906. lie adopt
ell the profession of law, aud in 1910 served his
first term in Congress. In 1854 he was elected
to the Us Senate, Of which body Lcremaiucd
member until, upon the resignation Of Mr..
Chase as Secretary Of the Treasury be was
appointed to that office Ivy Mr. Lincoln. He,
however, soon resigned the position and at the
next general election was again chosen to the
Senate.
The late Senator VIM Pitt Fcssendcn, was
appointed by the President of the United
States Senate a member of the Board of Re
gents Of the Smithsonian Institution in the
year 1861, vice Senator James ". Mason, Of
Virginia, who seeded with lis State at the
breaking ont Of the late rebellion. Since 1851
the Smithsonian Institute has lost by death, the
following named regents. all of them di,tin-
guishcl men Of the country: Judge Stephen
A. Douglas, Senator James \. pcarca, Profess
sor C.. c. Felton,, president of Harvard College :;
General J. q. lotion Chief Justice fancy,
Judge W L. Dayton, American Minister to
France Prof Bachc, superintendent Coast
Survey; and now the late Senator Fessenden is
r1.l a
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The Old Family Journal.
a Fine stOre Improvement.

A visit to the model grocery, tea and liquor
establishment of Mr.. a. II. Dunlap, southwest
corner Of Howard and Lexington streets, dis
closes late improvement made by the enter
prising proprietor, which adds materially to
the interior capacity and extent Of bis already
spacious establishment. BY removing an IN
ner wall and substituting handsome pillars, he
has added sixty feet to the depth Of the store,
making it an uu0bstructed apartment one hum
dret and sixty feet deep. The establishment
Is now one Of the finest in Baltimore, and the
uropyietor one Of our most reliable young
merchants. The stock Of choice groceries tue
teas. imported liquors, &c, is not excelled IN
the city. as Is a,,cstel by almost the entire
community of the West End.
Bal,. SItariN Niyii.
We are enabled from late personal observa-
ton to endorse the above, aud we lake pleas
urc in introducing the house TO or readers
The purchaser will find in the proprietor an
exceedingly agreeable gentleman to transact
business with. See advertisement. in another
column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16

ERRING-No Potomac Herring in Half
/ ! Barrels, in prime order, for bv
Sept. > ". EBY.
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noNoRs AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

As special inducements TO diligence, three
Gold Medals aud Five Honorary SchoIarships,
the latter covering tuition and College fees, are
annually awarded.
Three Masters Of ArtsAse annually appoint
cd as Resident Masters, with valuable priv
lcges and emolumcnts.
The College educatas, free Of charge, all can
didatcs for the Ministry, properly recommend
ell. 1t appoints 20 free Scholarships twenty
five young men intending to make Journalism
their profession u gives q long credit ~
meritohous young men without means who
wish an education.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16
Notice to Tux-PaycrS.

7 HEREBY notify the Tax PAYERS If Grant
1 Township that the State and County tax for
the year 1869 is now due. / will attend at the
following places 10 receive said tax. az hich time
a discount Of ~ per cent will be allowed 70 per-
sons who pay all their tax on said days. will be
In KABLETOWN, at J. ". walraven's Store
September sth;
In RIPPON, at Albert Jones Store, Sept 9th.
In CHARLESTOWN. at Sappington Hotel, Sep
tcmber 10Th and llth.
T. W. P0TTERFIELD,
August 10, 1863 SPIT copy. Sheriff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16

PsrrY WoNry.-A comparatively few Ladies
monopolize the Beauty as wcll as the attention Of
Society. This ought not to be so, but it is; and
will be whlcmcn are foolish and single out pretty
faces for companions.
This can an be changed by using Hagan's Mag
uolia Balm, which gives the Bloom of Youth and
a refined, sparkling Beauty to the Complexion,
pleasing, powerful and natural.
No Lady need complain Of a red, tanned, frcek-
led or rustic Complexion who will invest - cents
in Haglns Magnolia Balm It's effects are truly
wonderful.
LYoS's K >yHliHos Is the Best Hair Dressing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16
DISCIPLINE.

The discipline # tie College, under tho
control Of tie President, tends b deyeloye 10.
nor. manliness and seli-respect.
Necessary expense are not BloTe than $323
per auBum. TheCollegs fees and three months
board, amounting 10 abogt Si7j, arc IcqgT:.
in advance.
Parents are advised 10 deposit the funds FIR
their sons with the Treasurer, experience hav-
ing shown the bene6ts Of tbs course to tue
SiGdeBis.
The session opens the Srd Thursday Of Sept.
aud closes the An Thursday Of june
~ toT Catalogues OF other particulars ap-
ply -
J. u. LEIGH, CL'K or Faculty.
Lexington, "a.
August %. lsC9-Iy.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

vINHE REv. ". 7. LEAVELL having engaged
the services of Rev. JAMES +. POINDEA-
TER, will opena SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Media,
his residence in jefferson County, half way be
tween Charlestown and Dudieds Depot, where
every branch will bo carefully taught preparatory
10 entering the University OF Virginia.
E1-The Session will begin on MONDAY. SEP
TENDER 18th, 1869, and end the LAST Of JUNE,
1870
For particulars apply to
Rev. ". T. LEAYELL,
CbareStown, jefferson County, w. Va.
August 70, lS61-4t. SPIT. copy 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16
SPRING and SUMMER
MILLINERY.

+ HAVE receired nv supply Of SPRING and
] SUMNER MILLINERY GOODS, aud can sup
PLY the ladies with the latest and pret;5st styles OF
Hats, ROnnets, and Trimmings.
] think my stock will compare faTorably with any,
and nv prices not rXorbitant.
am very thankful for the patronage hereto
fore enjoyed by me, and trust the ladies Of the
town and vicinit- viii find il Of interest 70 them 20
see end admire my NEW GOODS, and continue
their orders with me-
Throughout the Season | viii receive weekly
additions to nay Stock-always afording the very
newest STYLES.
Straw Goods Bleached and Pressed 10 order.
All work in my department executed with hope
Of pleasing customers and retaining their tavors.
Work. therefore, will be done promptly, neatly
and fashionably.
May Is, 1868. MAGGIE ". JOHNSON.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold, at the farm adjoining the vii
" lage Of Nippon, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1869,
all the Personal Estate of Jacob Custer, deceased
consisting in part of the following, to-wit:-
One PerchcrOn Stallion.
Six years old.
six good Work Horses and Mares;
Three Colts, one Bull:
Five frst-rate Cows, three Calves;
Nine head Of Stock Cattle-in fine order;
Twenty-sevon head Of Stock Sheep,
Three Brood Sows and Pigs
Fourteen Stock Hogs, Ten Shoats.
One Wheat Drill. three Farm Wagons,
One Cart, one Water Car, one Cutting Box,
Wheat and Wood Ladders,
Two Wheat Fans, two Barshear Ploughs,
Four Double and three Single-shOvcl do.
Four HarrowS, one Corn Coverer,
Six ctof Wagon Gars complete,
Six Set of Plough Gears.
One Mccormick Grass Mower,
One Selfdischarging Hay Rake,
One set of Blacksmith Tools.
Carpenters Tools, one Wheelbarrow,
Three Grain Cradles, three Moving Scythes,
One Saddle and Bride, Forks, Rakes, ShOyels,
Log and other Chains.
Household & Kitchen Furniture.
Beds, Bedding, and many other articles.
FORTY ACRES OF CORN,
standing in the field, to be sold by the acre, and
paid for January lst, 1870.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums Of Ten Dollars
and under. Cash. Over that amount, bonds will
be required paylbl, at Twelve Months with good
sccurity-with interest from date. The interest
will be RENTED if the bonds are punctually paid
No property to be removed until terms Of sale are
complied with. WIN. +. TURNER.
Administrator of Jacob Custer, decd.
Sent @ 1863
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16
Lessons in Music.

OBSTRUCTION IN MUSIC on PIANO will be
| given by the undersigned to such as may desire
his services in Charlestown oyits vicinity. class
is now being formed.
References DR. l.. c. Cordell. A. K. II. Ran
son, F. II. Powers. ". ". b. Gailaher.
For terms, &c, make application to me BY mail
OF otherwise at Chdrles;oRn.
WM. BURNETT.
Aurust :. ISgq-9m.
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JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
Char'lcStovn, Virginia.

INlE next Session will commence on Nopdoy,
! September l3d. loC9, and close on the last
Friday in june 1870.
English Branches-MEs. FoRaEsr.
Latn-REy. A. c. HorKINs.
Mathematics and Modern Language
MISS Fay.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Physology-DH. c. z. RICHARDSON.
Vocal and Instrumental Music
Miss y. T. FoRBEsr.
Being provided with competent Assistants every
advantage for a thorough course in English the
Languages, Drawing. Music on Piano and Organ.
will he afforded. Particular attention will be paid
To Music and pupils will be required 10 play at the
Musical Soirees when the friends of the pupils can
have an opportunity 10 judge of their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as well as
by private lesson.
pal. MEs. \. NJ. FORREST.
July %. 1869.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-16
NOTICE.

MIR. JAS. ". LEAGUE has an interest in my
vi business at M.ddleway, from this date
The firm will BE- LEAGUE 4 GRANTHAM.
/ return my thanks for the liberal patronage re-
ceived for the last twenty four years, and solicit
quest all persons indebted 10 call and pay a. soon
as possible. Debts due me prior 70 the war must
be paid by lst October. or I viii be compelled %
collect by law JOHN W. GRANTHAN.
Middloway, Sept ?, lsCo-3t.