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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-10
al and Winter Dry Goods

al am winter Ury Goods
MAMMOTH STOCK!
II. n. BOSTWEC
81 Main-St.. KeOkuk. Iowa,
Is daily receiving the largest stock STAPLE
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
b s Goods ID s s % sEsss os an.
''''' ''' f s;s s II Sste zz.. ii : i:
In our Mourning Goods Department.
VIII 'ss H5:; 's s ; s, .s'
IN OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT
sss. s. : s sts H;:: % %
INTENSE lSsoR7IEh7 IN our WOODEN DEPARTMENT.
Al kinds sss sG y P T. .s: s
s'is .es :s: sss s iss. a s NJ
CLOTH AND CASHMERE IMPAIRMENT.
Great Bargains this Depamen-Fn Ccha black
broadcioh' Doe SKINS, Fancy Casime Western Jeans,
Shaker Jeans Twed, DC,
staple Goods Of every Description:
Fancy % I s. esss .a. ICY.
a P nssss y e. is:. coo AZ
bons Flowers; Pluns Ladies
Chnden's Hats, &C.. DC.
The best stock Of Gloves, Hosiery Handkerchiefs
Toweng Napkins Dlye
Dama, &c. &C., and
of
Roberts Paribola Needles; Roberto Cutlery
MOOR SKIRTS,
up Bamora Shirt. Grand
o.A'
Corset stock
Great variety OF Bed Blankets az Low Prices
alwsvs obr ce.
always the lowest only
Very Respectfully, Y Gil
H. N. BOSTWICK,
deco ~ Main
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GEs. Rousseau il desd.
Tux M;sa;.n to Rome has been abolished.
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CLOTH AND CASHMERE nEPAprnRl

Great Bargains this Chncha Beavers black
Broadcloths, Doe Skins Fancy Cassimer Western made
/ Shaker Jeans Tweeds, &C., &C.
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DIES Morsss has snow six inches deep.
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IN OUR SHAWL DEPARTME,

Will be found oil the NovetiesInfsnts Shaw Misses Shavla
Shaws Square Shaws Long Shaws Paisley Shawls Thibe
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In our Mourning Goods Depar tment[

Will be found Iame Cloth Australian Reps French and
French Meino Empress Cloth, Ac Col hlsci
Wells, English Grape Mourning Handkeches, DC. &C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-10
Hmorson's Agency.
The "FLORENCE',

0 Il 1--WE
e1WfH0 MACHINue hav,
tbefevsrsahle fssd motion
which enables the operator
tehsvsths work carry eth
u way, or to ohsnge the d.
roptien and fasten the end
ofssADa BY turning . thumb
ssrsw. They are noiselesa
and car be used whore quiet
isnssessAry. Thsirstitch II
The wonder Of all, because
efits oombinsd elasticity,
strsn gth . n d beauty.
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staple Goods Of every Descript

Fancy Goods Of every description Buttons the variety city
aces; Edgngs; Rufaing Chemse Trmmbgs; Yoke Trmmn.
Trimmings Bullion Fringes; Gurpuse IAcss; tiuny H.
Thread Laces Veil Laces; Infants Robes Rib
bonsi Flowers; Plumes; Ladies' and
Childrens Hats, &c, de-
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INTENSE ASSoRTIEh7 IN our WOODEN DgPAGTIIIT

All kinds Of Fannels-rom the cheapest Faune II
and gray domestic Fsnnes Shaker Fannels plaid FAnne
western made fsnnels white scarlet and pads Hoods NJ
bias Scaris, Breakfast ShAsls Aitsna Lagsins, &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-10
The best stock Of Gloves, Hosie

Table Linens Toweng Napkins Doyes Crashes Toilet Curtain
of KID GLOVES O Chicago.
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We daily receiving New and Choice Goods always
always the lowest aud have only goods fair
accommodating saesmen make popular Mar
shall be please all who favor with patronage
Very Respectfully, .2
III. N. ROST
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
The Old Family Journal.
Homicide in CharlestOWn.


On Saturday night last, little past eleven
o'clock, difficulty occurred-commencing in
front Of the Office and terminating in the Bar
Room Of the Carter House-in this town, be-
tween ALBERT MOORE, son Of Mr. VIM. II.
Moore. and ROBERT Heck, the keeper Of the
Bar. during which several pistol-shots were
fred. and which rcsyIted in the killing Of
Heck
Il is not our purpose to enter into the de-
tails Of this unfortunate affair, nor can we find
room for the rather yoluminous testimony elici-
ted from the various witnesses at the examina-
ton before Justices Ridenour and Myers. All
concur. we believe, in the statement tina! four
shots were fred-two upon the street and two
in the Bar Room. Two balls took effect upon
the person Of Heck. According to the testi-
monv Of Or. J. j. II. S,raitb, lwho wascalled
but did not arrive until death had ensuedl,-
The dead man had one wound on the
right side The ball entered about the seventh
rib. passed upward through the liver, through
the lower third Of the right lung end came out
near the end ofthe breast-b0ue. That wound
would have proved mortal. The second in the
thyroid cartilage Of the thoraX, took a down
ward direction and lodged IN the body. That
wound would have proved mortal This
wound was the immediate cause OF Death
From the nature of the first wound be must
have been In q stopping position; when wound
cd in the neck he must have been standing up
straight
Messrs. Joseph Tapuel and Thomas C.
Green appeared for the prosecution, and Mes
ats VIM. H. Trayers aud Andrew Hunter for
the defence. Tie examination and argument
well conducted on both sides. Tapuell, COM
ing out with his maiden speech, made clear
and convincing statement, showing well.
trained mind, aud giving great promise OF bis
future as a lawyer. The easy, flowing, yet
not the less fgrcible and logical stvIeof Travers
well set off the heavy artillery Of the veteran
Hunter; whilst Green with his deep thought
full mathematical brain scrutiuized and un-
travelled kuotty points Of law and testimony.
The Court Of examination closed on Tuesday
afternoon. holding Moore to bail in the sum Of
5000 to appear for trial In the Circuit Court.
The occurrence has created considerable ex-
element in the community. as well it might,
being the first homicide within the limits Of the
town Tor upwards Of f.tyye1r jr not thevery
fr,t' if we except theevcuts ofths late war.
The lesson. or Que Of tie lessons TO be drawn
from tie SAD affair. is tie danger % carrying
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Fertilizers and Drills.

The Spirit makes mention Of the busy traffic
in Drills and Fertilizers, in our town, and men,
tiOns the large number Of drills sold this sea-
son by Mcssrs Weirrick & Weller-S5. We
understand Messrs McCurdy * Duke have sold
thirty-iour of the Hagerstown Drill, whilst
Maj HooG has disposed Of a number Of diff
fereut make.
The atmosphere has been surcharged, if not
redoleut, with perfume of Phosphates and Gu
amos Of different descriptions-all going to il
lustrate the advantages derived from past en-
ployment Of them, and giving hope of album
dant crops in the future.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

q when Our Old Hat was New .,

Mr. Joseph Goldsmith has received his new
Fall and Winter Goods-has his store-room
well stocked and, we have no doubt bargains
is the order at his establishment We had but
a cursory view Of his new goods--Our eye
being taken by view of the new hat which
was brought up especially for the editorial head
of the Old Family" As we dofed our old
companion to don the new, we felt again as we
did b" when our old hat was new" Our neigh
Goldsmith has enabled US to be generous and
our discarded beaver is at the service Of some
Of our less fortunate brethren Of the quill
Who speaks irst2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Church Improvement.

We gave notice 10 our last issue that service
in the Episcopa, Church Of this town. would
be suspended uatil furtberu5tce. The cause.
Il, may be well 70 state Cor tue beuol, Of those
not posted, is ,Le thorough repair, painting
freScoeing. Plastcrius. carpcutoriug. &c, Of the
Church. which win oscuuy some weeks. and
viii present the church I'm a very handsome
dress, we aa,eu9d.llt The Sari says the
carpenter work has been ru. into tie hands Of.
Nessrs. McE.oy and II'mes, tc lrescoejas
and painting to De executed by the Messrs.
Detriag uf Frederick City, and .le pasterius
bv Mr. c. F. GlIaier.
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DIED,

On Monday goth instant. in Bolivar, of Cancer
in the eve. Mr.. GEORGE BACKHOUSE, Of this
county. aged &C years.
At New Market, Clarke county. Va, the resi-
dence ofDr Robert c. Randolph. on the 18th inst.
LANINIA. eldest daughter Of VIM. Esten Ran
dolph, OF Chapel Hill in the 18th year of her age.
On the 10th inst at Auburn. Clarke county,
Va, ROBERTA, youngest child Of Philip H. and
Roberta NJ. Powers, aged year, months and
days.
At Ivy Cottage" near Millwood, on the 18th
instant. l. MARSHALL JOLIFFE. infant son Of
John VI. and Kate NJ. Joliae, aged months and
10 days.
At the Union Hotel, Berryville Va, on the 23d
inst, Capt. W. d. WOOD, a member Of the Clarke
Bar-formerly of Frederick county aged IS years.
Suddenly. in Winchester. on Saturday last Mr..
FREDERICK SCHULTZ, an aged citizen Of that
town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Railroad Meeting at Harper's Ferry.

A number of gentlemen from Berkeley and
Frederick counties met by appointment at the
Shenandoah Hotel, Hsrper's Ferry, on Satur-
day, September 25th, for the purpose OF coun-
selling together upon the proposed extension
of the Cumberland Valley Rail Road and Frank
lin r. Il. from the Potomac river, through
Martnsburg, to Winchester.
The meeting was organized by calling the
Hon. G. j. FAULKNER to the Chair, and
electing E. HOLMES BOYD and Il. NJ. PRICE,
Secretaries.
The Chairman explained the object of the
meeting in an able and forcible speech, and
was followed by w. L. Clarke, r. W. Hunter,
Judge Hall and ] S. Haldeman.
On motion it was Resolved
LIST. That Hon. c. J. Faulkner Judge f.
b. Hall and Chas Matthaei Of Berkeley, and
VIM. l.. Clarke, VIM. r. Denny and F. w. NJ.
Holiday of Frederick be Committee to con-
fer or correspond with the Cumberland Valley
and Franklin R. R. Companies upon the sub
Jet Of the extension of their roads from the Po-
tomac river, through Martinsburg, to Win
chester, and toinvite their attention to the adj
vantages Of said extension.
2nd. That the committee be empowered to
call popular meetings at such places as the
committee shall designate.
3rd. That the following gentlemen be ap-
pointed a committee to confer with the farm
ers and people along the proposed line of ex-
tension from the Potomac river by way OF
Martinsburg to Winchester, to interest them
in the subject and to ascertain and report to a
future meeting what encouragement and facii-
ties they are disposed to extend to the enter
prise:
c. J. Faulkner, Jacob Ropp, George Sihert,
VIM. H. Mong Vim. T. Snodgrass, j. H. Hal
deman, J. w. Pitzer, J. L. Campbell, B. NJ.
Kitchen, J. O. A. NadenbouSch, l.. NJ. Sbailer,
J. y. Abel, !. Cresswell, j. S. Bowers, Chas.
Matthaei and Dr. G. NJ Hammill of Berkeley.
John II. Rutherford, James Lewis, Levi Ely-
EFT, Col R. s. Baker, Ed c. Jordan, James
Stephenson r. Silver, w. l.. Clarke, r. w.
Hunter, John Glaize, VIM r. Denny, Holmes
Conrad, f. Holmes Boyd and John F. Wall of
Frederick.
4th. That the thanks of the meeting be
given the Proprietor of the Shenandoah Hotel
for the use Of the hall.
9TH. That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the papers.
After some appropriate remarks from II. \.
Gllaher, Esq, Editor Of the Charlestown Free
Press, the meeting adjourned.
c. J. FAULKNER, Chm'n.
= =. n MoI Pn,sI BOYD Secretaries.
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Berkeley Springs Hotel Company.

The stockholders of this company, having
recently purchased the Hotel at this place, held
a meeting at the Florence House, on Tuesday
week, which was temporarily organized by
calling Mr.. Kennedy, of Baltimore, to the chair,
and the selection of G NJ. Gill, Esq, as Sec
rotary.
On motion, permanent organization was
effected as follows;
Presideut-Rey. Peyton Harrison.
Secretary and Treasurer-G. NJ. Gill, Esq.
Trustees-Messrs. B. Deford Geo. NJ. Gill,
VIM. P Dole, D. II. Strother and Capt. Ken
uedy.
Building Committee-Mcssrs VIM. P. Dole
D. H. Strother and j. L. Randolph.
We understand that it is the intention Of the
company to enter at once into an active cam
paign Of improvement The building will be
newly painted inside aud out and the rooms
papercd aud rcrurnjshed with first-class furni-
tuye, and many new conyeniences added, max
lug it second to none We have always been
satisfied that this is only necessary to make
it the most thronged aud popular Springs in
the country.
In this connection, we deem it proper to
state that it is expected that an arrangement
will be made by which passengers can procure
round trip tickets to and from the Springs-at
both ends of the road-duriug the season.
CAPITAL SELEcTIoE.-The Hotel Company,
we are gratifed to learn, have leased the Hotel
to Ncssrs. Charles Green and Henry Willard,
ofthis place. Mr. c. is the widely and favora-
bly-known proprietor Of the Florence House,
and his numerous patrons and friends will
doubtless be happy to learn that he has thus
enlarged lis sphere Of usefulness in his pecu-
liar line and will no doubt take advantage of
it. Mr.. Willard is a shrewd, safe, and emf
ueutly reliable business man, and, in our opin
ion, is lust the " right man in the right place
If good catering, close attention to the comfort
and entertainment of guests, together with
uniform ailability and politeness are necessary
to keeping hotel and securing custom,
then we predict that next summer will witness
a perfect revolution and the influx of visitors
be greater than ever bef)re.-Norgdn Mercury.
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NOTICE.

TTNIlE time has now arrived for us to purchase
our Fall and Winter Stock of Goods and we
must have the money now due US and we give
this notice to all persons who know themselves n-
debed to us to call and settle their accounts on or
before the first day of October next. Any one
failing to do this will certainly refuse any lon
ger credit, and will insist upon immediate settle
ment of their accounts.
To those of our customers who have paid us reg
ularly. we tender our thanks for their patronage,
and it will give us pleasure to continue business
with them as heretofore.
We intend to carry out the conditions Of this
notice fully, and those who do not settle by the
time specified will be prepared for a refusal Of
further credit.
HILLARY, WILSON e JOHNSON.
Summit Point, September 3, 1869.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
ChaFIeStoyn, Virginia.

TNHE next Session will commence on Monday,
September 1871 1862 and close on the last
Friday in June, 1870.
English Branches-MRs FoBREsr.
Latn-REy. 4. c. HOPKINS.
Mathematics and Modern Language
Miss Fry.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Physclogy-DB. G. 7. RICHARDSON.
Vocal and Instrumental Music
Miss y. T. FORREsr.
Being provided with competent Assistants every
advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, Music on Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music, and pupils will be required to play at the
Musical Soirees when the friends of the pupils can
have an opportunity to judge OF their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as well as
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &C., apply to the Princi-
pal. Mas. A. NJ. FORREST.
July %, 1869.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Successful Gardening.

Weare pleased to learn that the public gar
den aud nursery recently established IN our
town by Mr. WILLIAM HorENs gives prom
Use Of success The SDirt says:
"Of early vegetables. plants shrubhery. sc.
he sold an endless quantity. whilst Of tomatoes
alone he has sold over $50 bushels His crop
ofpo,atoes and other winter vegetables has been
most prolific.
If prolific 10 the Dry what may we not
look for in The gresu' Our citizens should
nourisb Mr Il S enterprise; il viii ultimately
beaut'ry our town and benefit the community.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
NIending Their WAVE.

The wretched condition of our pavements
and crossings Is a matter Of observation and
remark alike by strangers aud citizens. We
arc pleased to note the good example set by
MAJ JAS LAW. HOoFF and Mr.. JACOB STAR
RY who have persons busily engaged newly
curbing audpayjugjn front tLoirstore-houses.
We Will be gra,ided to see others "mending
their WAYS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Competition Dcfied
AT
J.Goldsmith's Cheap Store.

+ HAVE Just finished receiving nv supply at
j Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Notions,
Clothing, &c. 1t Is the most handsome in style and
lower in prices than ever before. Wy motto Is
" Qaick Salss aud Smad Profn." intend to sat
isfy the public In prices, style and quality. Part
OF my Dry Goods embrace the following Poplins.
Mouselains Black and COlorcd Alpaca. Plain and
Fancy Briiants. Scotch Plaids, Berage, Scotch
and Domestic Ginehaws, Flanneis, Table Cloths,
Balmorals, Crash, Ticking from ljc mp; Muslin,
bleached and unbeached. from l0c up, embracing
some Of the best brands Calicos from loo up;
White Goods in great variety, Honey Comb and
Marsaillos Spreads. For Ladies have the great
est varieties in FANCY GOODS ever offered be-
fore, such Rulings. FrillinCs, Edgings, Mar
settles Trimmings, Chinese Parasols and sun I'M
brellas. Kid and Isle Thread Gloves, Collars and
CUFFS, Dress Buttons, Periumery. Corsets, En-
brodered and Plain Handkerchief, and many
other things too numerous to mention. Gents
silk and Linen lIdkis., Shirts Of all descriptions.
Bows aud Ties in all STYLES aud great many more
not necessary to enumcrate.
invite special attention 10 my stock of Clothing,
Cassimeres and Cloths for Men, Youth and Child
rem. embracing all the latest STYLES; Mems Whole
Suits from 81 TO So. Boys Wear at the very
lowest rates In HATS have all STYLES black,
Planter, Diploma, Don Quixottc. Success, Allan
tic, Boss and many others from IS cents up.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS,
OF all descriptions; Mattings and Oil Cloths cheap.
Thankful to a generous public for past iayors,
hope to merit a continuance OF the same.
Terms posifirely Cash! Don't forget the place
adjoining the residence OF Humphrey keyes.
Nave 1869 J. GOLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Baltimore Markets.
Special Notices.
rg,0 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!

FsN0 ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
As all persons are more or less affected by
the change of season with disorders difficult to
manage by ordinary treatment, the
MORNING STAR BITTERS COMPANY,
Have determined to present their Bitters to the
public, knowing that it will sustain the merits
claimed for it.
1t is not claimed for this article, that it will cure
all diseases. What is asserted for it, it wW cure,
viz: disorders arising from deranged Liver to wit:
Impurity of Blood, Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache in delicate Females and Child
rem, Melancholy, Dyspepsia, General Debility, dc.
In Bilious Fever and Chills and Fever, its value
not only as a relief but as an actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation has not been made as is usual
bv carelessy throwing together ingredients, but is
the product of long and careful study and trial re-
sulting in complete II is not intended to
conflict with Physicians, as will be seen by their
testimonials accompanying each Bottle to its
successful use, when other means have failed.
For sale by AISQUITH 6 BRO, Charlestown,
July l6 1865. Wholesale Agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Lessons in Music.

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC on PIANO win be
! given by the undersigned to such as may desire
his services in CharlesOwn orits vicinity. class
is now being formed.
References DIR. L. c. Cordcll. A. r. II. Ran
son. 7. H. Powers, W. W. b. Gallaher.
For terms, &c. make application to me by mail
or otherwise at Charlestown.
WM. BURNETT.
A,rrst 2 1cco On,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

BE Naturalization desire beauty you should
use HaEans Magnolia Balm.
II gives a soft, refined, satin-like texture to the
Complexion, removes Roughuess. Redness, Blotch-
es. Sunburu, Tan, etc, and adds tinge of Pearly
Bloom to the plainest features. 1t brings the
Bloom Of Youth to the fading cheek and changes
the rustic Country Girl into a Fashionable City
Belle.
In the use OF the Magnolia Balm lies the true Sc
cret Of Beauty. No Lady need complain Of her
lightful article.
Lyov's KAraHRoN is the Best Hair Dressing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
SPRING and SUM MER
MILLINERY.

I HAVE received my supply Of SPRING and
! SUMNER MILLINERY GOODS, and can sup
ply the ladies with the latest and prctt5s styles of
Hats, BOuuefs, and Trimmings.
think my stock will compare favorably with any,
and my prices not exorbitant.
! am very thankful for the patronage hereto
fore enjoyed by me. and trust the ladies Of the
town and vicinity will find il of interest TO them to
see and admire my NEW GOODS, and continue
their orders with me.
Throughout the Season will receive weekly
additions to my stock-always afording the very
newest styles.
Straw Goods Blcached and Pressed to order.
All work in my department executed with hope
of pleasing customers and retaining their tayors
Work therefore, will be done promptly, neatly
and fashOnsbly.
May Is, 1869. MAGGIE W. JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Valuable Property in Market.

The Wager property at Uarpers Ferry, en-
bracing Houses Lots-valuable as locations
for business purposes or as sites for privateresi-
d-uces See advertisement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

CULPHITE Of Lime, to arrest fermentation in
= Cider and preserve its sparkling properties,
for sale BY W. :. MASON.
TENOILET Powder of my own manufacture, per-
fectly free from all injurious substances-by
the pound or in smaller quantities-ior sale by
Sept 2. W. s. MASON.
DURE Alchohol Shclac for killing knots before
painting, for sale by w. ). MASON.
4 FULL line of Bitters, including all the most
"A popular Of the day, for sale by
W. 5. MASON.
INVESTIGATED Cocoanut, in ] 10. and = ID.
~ packages, at W. :. MASONS.
/ UST received, 40 gallons No. l Furniture Var
- nsh, IS gallons Turpentinc bbls Linseed
Oil, and No. | article of Coach Varnish. by
Sept 2, 1869. w. :. MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

BELLS WHITE On is the cleanest Lnimcnt
extaut, as well as one of the most eAicacious.
Do not think because it is not unpleasant to
use. and does not soil everything it is put on
that it has no real merit; it is as penetrating
and effective as any Liuimcnt in use
1t will cure Saddle or Collar Calls. Chill
blains Old Sores, Wounds. Strains, Bruises
and Swelling Of all kinds. Price p cents.
~" For sale by Druggists and all promi-
neut St1rckccperS.