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Evening star., 1869-07-12

OHAs. G. .vAsDERwHRKHN. II. o. YARwooD
P0f0AAO lIvID BLUE STONE,
(0neim BockJ
FOB BUILDINGS, FOUNDATIONS, WALLS,
IOOfIN0e, FLAG, AND CUBB erOHB;
Delivered In Waohtngeo0. or any accessible Doiut
on the Potomac.
VANDI1WI1KlN o., Projectors.
Warrington Once. No. 346 Penna. ave-, opp.
Bridge st., corner Of High St. ma a1-eofm
Evening star., 1869-07-12

1856 sIvla1a s1a11r' 1876
5 p r ING STOCK
NOW OPEN At
nj A r. X X It'll RS,
no. ass SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN D AND STREETS,
doors above Odd Fellows'HAu,
EMBRACING NOVELTIES IN
PAPERHANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES. PIo
TUBE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND rAs
e1LS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, GIRO
Mes, PICTURE NAILS, RINGS, &C.
Please remember lame and number.
TERMS DASH. an1m
Evening star., 1869-07-12

MUsIol Music II Music NJ M,
The WASHINGTON GERMANrs RAND. fc,t.
izensl under the directorship Of Professors -
WkBEk and eH RODOkR, being now thor. y
ougbly organized and uniformed, 10 prepared y
to fuIntsh the best Of Brass ana string 1sic 10 an
paTadee, pic MICS, excursions aud other entertain
msnts during the coming season; esrs its services
to the notice Of the citizens of the District eusrsn
teeiDg their patrons good music, prompt stfen ention
And reasonable rates. Address Prof L. WEBER
8th street east; at MetZerott's Music Store; or
Coyle Towers Bookstore, 314 Pa. av., bet Ieep
9Th and 10th streets. a. "a
Evening star., 1869-07-12

RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE JAIL.-Nessrs
flnney, Hawkes., Kicks, Mrs Grinfug, and
Miss Saxton visited the Jail yesterday, and had
the usual religious services, which were OF a
very Interesting character.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

I-Is RFPoRryD that certain members of the
Mecf frai So-'ety OF the District are prspariug a
petition, - be signed aud presented 20 Con grass
uron rs TeIss@p' h'Ing, praying revocation OF
rs chaTteT Sece use 0f as refusal 10 admit cOi-
ored ulft -fr st r-E
Evening star., 1869-07-12
EXPRESSIVE SpoRr.-Eeht youths. ave,

EXPENSIVE SPORr-Eight youths, avera.
Ging from ~ 10 IS years of age, were before
Justice Plant at the sth precinct station, this
person, and were fined SIS each. 1t appears
that this crowd were amusing them sci YES
bathing in the Eastern Branch yesterday i'm.
mediately on the edge Of the Congressional
cemetery and in full view OF the visitors at
that place. They were cutting no all sorts of
antics, when Sergeant Pool, VITA Omcers
them to the station house. They denied auy
purpose OF bathing, claiming that they were
fishing at the time. A fishy excuse.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

METROPOLITAn
N1 BOWLING SALOOU,
UND1R METROPOLIrAH HALL
PHNNA AvIyuE, NRAR 11TH STREET WKsY
0EORGE BAUER, Proprietor.
OSen fom .. N. to II ,. m. The Bar 10 stocked
.ith the hnest Liquors, Wines, and Ia
eegsrs Of the finest brands. ViW.
Gall and see. al-lv ~
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THR MAYORS MessAGE-It is vet uucer-
tain whether the annual message Of Miyor
Bowen Will be transmitted TO the Couucil,
this evening, in consequence of the labor
devolved upon the clerks to get up the ne.
CT ssary statistical information.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

IL AND sKfERof or BEEF.
". BURcHELL, !
ell corner lsta and q street.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

Jonadab and St. Pcters's Temperance Society,
each numbering large forces Of members and
friends, made excursions this morning to
prominent places of resort down the Potomac
Excellent bands Of music accom- panied the
excursionists, ard with abundant supplies of
refreshments and fluids minus "iutoxicatiug" |"
the day will doubtless be pleasantly spent.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

PBRsoNAL-Mr Richard CrIIt senior, of
the we'll known nrn of X. Cruit & Son. iIvsry
stable keepers in this city, will leave New
York for England next Saturday, on q visit OF
abou. three months 20 his old home in mat
counfry. We wish him a pleasant trip
On tue 2Uth instant Mr.. w. X Smith, Tue able
superintendent Of the Botauical Garuens. will
leave his city for a two uaontns' trip 70 Europe.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

TD"H ~00Do IA 1HDCVsD rBICBs.
TO diminish stock we are selling st l0l Bridge
stree, 0eotgetown, Lawns, Org .ndiss, Gre ma
dines, Percals. PiQues, Al pacss and all kinds OF
Summer Press Goods. at greatly reduced pric a
blsca GIensdinss. 7s and 81; Black Aipscas, Is TO
Umbrellas and Parsscls; Gauge Merino Gnder-
vests Csicoes, fast coler.. 10 and ls1s; Delainss
Kind Biesohed Muslin (yard wide) We have been
Jell I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star., 1869-07-12

No ouB at this late day will deny the great
al van tage 70 q family Of a good se wing ma
chine. but many households are without these
almost indispensable articles, either because
the prices Were too high, or the mach ne was
too eomplicated, and Its use not easily learned.
Nov, both OF these objections are oversoms in
the " Reliable sewing machine. I'D dverused In
another column. IL II sold BY the agent for
the elastic lock stitch with two threads, which
Will not rip; runs light ana - simple, and its
uss easily learned, a. any one may see by call
ing ON the Agent above.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

NorI. Under The regslatiosp of ths Department
% heretofore and now existine NO payment can be
made for advertising proclAnAtieps except 90 such
publishers ~ are specially authorzed. Jes-s,l1
Evening star., 1869-07-12

SABBATH SCHOOL DRNoNsTRArIoN-The
Methodist Proc ant Sabblth Schools of tue
G-s;Ises of COLUMBIA, Alexandria and Alexa
ora county, Va. will assemble on Tuesday,
Iee 18th CT July, at 10 m, in the NTH street
Methodist Proit slant Church, for the purpose
OF social reunion aud religious rejoicing. An
oysrnoving audience OF CHILDREN 10 expected
All the friends Of Sabbath schools are Cordially
mvltGd- TIE programme embraces the hymns
IAN hs,l the power OF Jesus name;' awe are
marching on; Nv oices, happy voices )" Come
boys. come. girls, won't you volunteer P'
..Shall we gather n the river l'' and the chant
the Lords Prayer; several addresses and the
reading Of the report.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

ELECTION OF OFPICRRs.-Ihe following Of.
hcers were elected at the annual meeting of toe
teachers Of Hamline Church Sunday school
yesterday Superintendent, Rev. L. T. vii.
derman; Assistant. James II. Benton; Secre.
tary, Thoe. h. Martin; Treasurer, Thomas H.
Langley; Librarian, J. R. Quintsr; Assistant,
Wn. uinter; Superintendent and Assistant
Superintendent of Infant Glass, Mrs. Thomas
Z. Roach and Miss Alice Watson. Omsers OF
President: J. H. Benton, Secretary. ana James
b. Hollidge, Treasurer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
The Old Family Journal.
ON saturday Evening next,

The Charlestown Dramatic Society Will
give one Of their performances, and the pro-
gramme presented gives unusual promise Of
an entertaining and, It's hoped, profitable even
ing. The Drunkard, in all the hideous de-
f5rmity Of the monster, win be represented, and
in beautiful contrast the Fallen Saved IA
man redeemed from the degrading vice. The
play IS wei calculated to promote the cause Of
Temperance cause which needs fostering in
our midst We hope the Hall viii be filed by
ladies and gentlemen drawn thither not only
Us The entertainment promised but to mani
fest their interest in the subject advocated so
admirably by this Drama. IT, by the perior-
nance, a single person can be induced to " Buy
lis own Cherries isee story on first page a
good work viii be accomplished.
The Kirby Family. noted in onr County Tor
their musical talent. vii, add to the pleasure OF
tbe evening. An opportunity to laugh and
CROW fat is reserved for the concluding hour
when tie Limerick Boy viii be presented
with fine effect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
Attempt at Robbery and Murder.

\ daring attempt at robbery and murder
was made on Monday last. on the p. & o.
Railroad about one mile West of Dulicll'S
Depot Tie statement given MS by one Of our
most respected county-mcn. who resides very
near the scene Of the attempted outrage, is as
follows: 4 white man went to the house Of
Mr. Sullivan, an employee Of the 3. & O. r. r.
Company, and inquired where the hands were
at work-prrtcnlin. that he wanted employ
meut After sauutering about for sometime he
demanded money Of Mrs. Sullivan. She told
him there WAS none IN the house whereupou
De said be intended % search. and If she male
any uui.r DO would blow her brains ont. Be
fore commencing his search he went 90 the door
90 see &c any one was about Mrs sullivan
srru- out of the back j,or-was followed hy
f'e man. who struck her with a pick-handlc
Knocking Der down Ter s-rram attracted The
.ilrs and che villain d-i I'm thc direction
1- tis place ~. was last sccD near the Rail-
r11a b-'fm1c above Cbarlcst3vu.
The man IS described as tolcrab'y iall and
Sim. r-ttIuir-cri Jai-no whiskcrs. Had
oa Bong Back oolt and black cap. lie is
about 90 or 90 years of age.
Itbeio1vcs our citizens % be on the alert,
Nrs. Sullivan is not seriously injured. We
are pleased o. learn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
To Ugly Women with money.

a young man who has run through all his
property, but now sees the error of his ways,
aud is a reformed character, wishes to marry
aud settle. lie would "wish to settle any for
tune that his wife might bring with her on her
self, with remainder in the hands of trustees to
the survivor for life. Any lady of strictly mo-
raj and religious principles and affectouate
temperament, whose inclination for holy mat
rimouy has notwithstanding peculiar affluences
SAY SlOOOOol, been opposed by disadvanta-
gcs of personal appearance, may secure fond
husband, who is considered very handsome,
but. being himself indifferent to externals, re-
CARDS only those qualities in married partner
that arc truly valuable" A very safe invest
ment on the part Of the handsome young man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
From fke Ssepterd,io'rn Regisier.l
Circuit Court.

The April Term Of our Circuit Court COM
menced in this place on Tuesday the 18th,
His Honor Joseph A. Chapline, Judge. Presi-
ding. W. \. Chapline, Clerk. C. E. Stubs,
Prosecuting Attorney T. w. Potterfeld,
Sheriff; l. Thomas Chapline and Geo. Koonce,
Deputies.
Judge Cbapliae delivered his charge to the
Grand Jury, composed of the following gen.
tlemen. which gave universal satisfaction,
copy Of which we published week or two
since. and which he delivered at the Berkeley
and Morgan Circuit Courts:-H F. Shultz, c.
Lanclon. II. Ritter, Washington Spanglcr,
Grantham Way, John j. Ramsburg, r. Bow
ers, W. G. Butler, J. S. Staley, L. Etchison,
J. $. Flemmiug, David Avis, John f. Sehley,
f. Turner, ]. V. Undertook, W. NJ Lemen,
Joseph Welshans, with Col. John f. Schley
as Foreman.
The Grand Jury, after remaining in session
part of two days, returned indictments, some
Of which arc as f,llows:-
State vs.. Lewis johnson, assault with intent
to kill
State vs.. Charles Hardy, assault with intent
to commit rape.
State vs.. James Cook. felony and perjury.
State vs.. VIM. Thompson. felony, obtaining
money by false pretences.
On motion Joseph Trapnell Esq, was adj
mitted to the Bar, under Special Act of the
Legislature, without taking the test oath.
On notion the appointment Of Trustees by
the Evangelical Lutheran Church at Bolivar,
and the Methodist Protestant Church at Har-
per's Ferry, and Virginia Lodge No l, of |. o.
O. F., at Harper's Ferry, were confirmed by
the Court
A number Of State cases for misdemeanors
were dispcscdo Of by defendants pleading guilty
and courcssius Judgment for a fine of $500
and costs
TIE following Jury cases were tried:
Ar B,teler. IT.. vs.. John Dolwick Ac-
ton for damages for failure in burning kiln
Of brick. insured. Verdict for Plaintiff, for
$500. Gcltzhoover, Blackburn and Van
SwslHpscu. for Plaintiff Faulkner, for De-
PENDANT.
7. Harris. VS. F. 4. Lewis. Action on
Bond Cor $500 IN gold made payable six months
alcr ratification Of peace with the Confederate
States Verdict for Plaintiff, for 5000 in cur
rrr-y without interest Kennedy, for Plain
ur. Faulkner. for Defendant.
a number of cases were continued which
number was increased on account of the alb
s5ncc of the Code containing the new laws Of
the State and by the fact that his Honor does
not wish to act as Judge upon any Of the cases
in which he was interested as attorney.
Judge Chapline dispatches business rapidly,
quick in decision aud frmncss, and renders
satisfaction to al
Il was ordered. that the order made at a for
mcr day Of tits Court in relation to the print
ING Of DEGREES. notices. &c. Of this Court, be
modified as to have it read the Charlestown
Free Press and Shepherlstown Register, shall
DO all tie printing Of this Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
1. o. O. f.

L. o. o. +.
The next meeting of the Grand Lodge Of
Virginia will be held in Winchester on the
Wednesday after the second Monday in April,
1870. The next meeting of the Grand En-
campmcnt will be held in the same place inn
n,ediately after the adjournment Of the Grand
Lodge.
The next session of the Grand Lodge OF the
United States will he held in San Francisco,
California, on the third Monday of next Sep
tember
The Grand Lodge of West Virginia will
hold its annual session in Martinsburg on Tues
day next, 9th, at which time public process
sion will take place.
The Grand Encampment will meet at the
same place on Wednesday.
The 5Oth anniversary of the organization of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in the
United States will be appropriately celebrated
by Madison Lodge Of Winchester on Monday
the 26th An address will be delivered by the
Rev. T. B. Shepherd on the occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
MARRIED

40 the Shenandoah Hotel. IN Harper's Perry.
On the 18th instant hv Rev. james G. Stewart,
Mr.. WILLIAM 4. McfNTNRE aud Miss NANCY
BUTT. daughter Of Mr.. Naudoren Butt, all q this
county.
On the 18th inst bv Rev Wm. :. Mechanism.
Mr. KtRK HARDESTl Of Clarke county, % Mis.
CLARA SHAULL. daughter of Mr.. John r
Shaul, Of this county.
In stanton, Va. 90 the 9th instant by the Rev
Jan Pinkcrton. Nc. ROBERT l.. ROBERTS, Of
this county. O, Miss MARGARET f.. daughter Of
Mr.. jacob Shrcckhise, Of the former place.
On the lith instant. by Rev. W. g. Coe, Mr..
JAMES W. SMITH 90 Miss JANE POTTS, both
of th.. county.
on the slstMarch. at Laurel. Delaware. BY Rev.
". n. Straycr, assisted by Rev. J. h. Jones. Mr..
O'BURN STRAYER, formerly Of Martusburg.
and Mis-. KATE. youngest daughter Of the late
Jacob Wootten, Esq, Of Laurel, Delaware.
On the 10th instant. bv the Rev. W. 7. Lower,
Mr. ELIAS NJ PiTZER, 10 Miss MAGGIE j.
SNOWDEAI., both Of Martinsburg.
On the l4th instant ia Winchester. BY Rev. Mr..
L., burn, DR.. PHILIP W. BOYD and Miss FRED
DIE. Youngest daughter Of Frederick Schultz
all OF Winchester.
On the Sth instant, in Winchester. by Rev. 7.
W. nosh. NICHOLAS SAUERWElN and Miss
ANNIE GERLACH, both Of that place.
On the 18th instant. in Winchester, bv Rev. T.
". Dosh. JOHN G.. oEIIRL and Miss EMMA b.,
daughter of John W. Grim-all Of Winchester.
In Clarke county. on the til instant. by Rev.
Mr. Pickett. Mr.. J. NEWTON LAWS to Miss
GEORGE. daughter Of VIM. c. Kerfott, Esq,
both Of Clarke county.
In the VI. F. Church South, Snckersville. on the
Sth insant. bv the Rev. Samuel Brown. JOHN s.
THOMSON, to Miss TACEY E. BARTON, all of
Clarke county.
On Thursday 18th inst. at the Lutheran Parson-
age. bv Rev. T. W. Dosh, Mr.. JAS. CARR and Miss
ANN l.. HENRY, of Winchester.
On Tuesday goth inst at the residence Of the late
Peter Miller, by Rev T. W. Dosh, Mr.. MAURICE
j. ADLER. of Georgetown, ID. c.. and Miss LAU
RIA NJ. MILLER, of Winchester, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22

Merit Again Recognized.

Merit Again Recognized.
We transfer to our columns, with pleasure
the following from the Warrenton hader in
reference to our Countyman, Col. W. E. Cur
SHAW, whose worth has been attcsted in the
field and in the schools:
alt is the purpose of Commodore Maury,
who now fills professors Chair in the Militia
~ Institute of Virginia and enjoys world
wide reputation, to make more complete map
of the State than any which has ever been
published, and to issue in connection with it
an elaborate report exhibiting the resources
and present industrial pursuits of each county.
His desire is to give extended circulation to
these valuable papers, and he expects the cost
of printing them to be betrayed by voluntary
contributions. The information which they
will impart, it is believed, will induce capital
and immigration to flow into the State and lend
their aid in its rehabilitation. In iurtherance
Of bis views, the Commodore has commission
ed Col. CutShaw. an affable and cultivated Vir-
ginia gentleman, to visit Fauquier County, as
one likely to test the success Of his object, to
make sketches of its topography, and through
the cooperation of enlightened citizens, gather
reliable data Our peoble should see that the
Colonel incurs rs little expense as possible, by
furnishing him with good horse, responding
promptly to his inquiries, and receiving him as
a welcome guest wherever he may rein up noon
or NIGHT"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22


To- returning from preaching at Wiltshire's
School House on sabbath last. says the SPIRIT,
,rc regret % learn that GEoReE WILLIAM,
the son of orr cstimable friend. Mr.. Benz.
Lucas. met with an accident that came near
proving fatal in It's character. In passing
through the woods adjacent TO the School-house,
his borse became FESTIVE and started at a speed
scarcely tobemlnageablc, when Willie thought
bv turning the horse to Sudden divergence,
q tree might be avoided which was in close
proximity. The shying Of the horse threw
the rider against the tree and fom thence to
the ground with great force, severely fractur-
ing tue arm, imbedding his face almost in the
earth, and rendering him helpless and inSensi-
be for sometime afterward. Being conveyed
to the residence Of a relative near at hand, he
received such attention as medical skill could
render, and the service of kind friends afford,
and we are now gratifed to state that his con-
dtion is much improved
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22

NO HUMBUG HERE,

V,HE subscriber. having just returned from Fred
erick City with an extensive stock Of superior
material, Is prepared 10 offer 20 the citizens o JET
ferson county, the very best bargains in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
manufactured under his own supervision, by the
best city workmen. His stock is such as to recon-
mend it to every judge of
LEATHER.
and has been purchased with great care from the
mandatory of Messrs. Bantz 4 Wachter, ofFred-
erick. the Oldest and most experienced TANNERS
in the State of MARYLAND. As he employs none
but the best workmen-such as thoroughly under
stand the trade-and works none other than the
best finished material he feels confident OF his ab-
ity 10 give satisfaction. Especial attention gwen
to the finer quality of
LADIES WORK.
For the accommodation of the trade. he will keep
on hand, at all times, complete assortment Of
Ready-Made Work,
which he will warrant TO compare with any that
can be found in the country.
REPAIRING done in the best style, on the shortest
notice. NEW WORK and REPAiRrSG executed in
from twelve tn forty-eight hours, and no disap-
pointments at the hour promised.
Gg-It must be understood that Cash is re-
quired in the purchase of all material used IL my
business and pay of hands, must exact from all,
without respect to persons, CASH on delivery OF
work.
WATERPROOF COMPOSITION.
He has constantly on hand supply Of this valu-
able article, which has been used during the past
winter with entire satisfaction by many Of his Gus
TONERS. He would refer those who wish to know
something of its value 20 the following gentlemen,
who have used it with effect. viz DIR. John y.
Starry. W. J. Hawks, Capt. John J. Lock, W. T.
by and George W. Echelberger.
April %, lSG9-ly. j. Z. hEAf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
The Entler Hotel,

At Shepherdstown has long had fine repu-
tatiou, and maintains it handsomely under the
present management Of J. P. A. ENTLER, Esq.
Our attendance. for several days last week
upon the Circuit Court, was made especially
pleasant by the generous hospitality and sump-
tuous feasting enjoyed by us at the Entler Ho-
tel. An abundance of great variety of edi-
bles daily crowded the board of our host.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
New Goods.

Our Merchants are receiving their Spring
supplies, and viii offer to the delighted gaze of
an who are tired Of the sombre bues Of Winter
wear something beautiful and fresh. We refer
TO our advertising columns.
The people in the Kearneysville neighbour
hood will find Messrs. HoMSHER& DRAwBAUGH
ready to meet their demands for Spring Goods,
q --.-,;,g e.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
GOdey,s Lady.s Book

Tor May has made its appearance, brilliant
with Spring fashions refreshing to the eye
after the long, tedious reign of dull Winter
The pretty Engraving in 'front.'" A Private
May Party, makes one long for the country
and the jlossoming wild-fowcrs so pleasantly
delineated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
White Hall, Albemarle county, Va,
February 10th, 1869.

To whom IL NAV concern:
This is to certify that have used DR.. Frenchs
Anodyne Elixer in my family, and have found it
a valuable and certain remedy In cstarrh, neural
gia and sore throat. As far as am able TO judge,
il is perfectly safe and innocent in its character,
and altogether regard il the best family medicine
Of the day. have also observed its use in neigh
boring families, and it has, in every instance, Civ
en- perfect satisfaction.
WM l. POINTS ND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
Baltimore Markers.
Special Notices.

THO ALL WHOM IT MAY COyCERNi
As all persons are more or less affected by
the change of season with disorders difficult to
manage by ordinary treatment, the
MORNING STAl BlTTERS COMPANY,
Have determined TO present their Bitters TO the
public, knowing thatEit viii sustain the merits
claimed for II.
1t claimed fer fhs article, that il will cure
all diseases. What IS asserted for it. it nil cure,
viz disorders arisingfrom deranged Liver to wit:
Impurity of Blood, Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache indelicate Females and Child
rem, Melancholy, Dyspepsia. General Debility, fc.
In Bilious Fever AMI Chils and Fever, its value
not only relief, but as actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation hasnot been made as is usual
by carelessy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ingredients, but is
the product of long and careful study and trial
sulting in complete success. II is not intended to
conflict with Physicians, as will be seen by their
testimonials accompanying each Bottle to its
successful use, when oHer means have failed.
For sale by AISQUlTH q BRO, Charlestown,
July l6, 1868. Wholesale Agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
DIED.,

Near Gerardstown, on the Sd instant, MILLER
c., son Of John j. and Mrs. Rebecca Hollis, aged
years.
At Harpers Ferry. March Is, 1859, Mr.. CHAS.
NJ. GREAVES. aged 10 years. The deceased was
a faithful member Of the Sons Of Temperance at
that Mace
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22
Sign of the White Boot.

TINE undersigned has commenced operations on
his own hnok, i'fn tsc % Ran District. %
CHARLE,STOHN
At the Sign Of the White Boot,
Where he viii make BOOTS AND SHOES of the
Jesi quality. Gentlemen who want dHe srork exc
cutcd, have the opportunity presented for obtain
ing H. and not AZ erorbnaBi charges.
HUNTING and RIDING BOOTS made 10 order.
Give me call. I refer % all far and near, who
have worn Boots or Shoes Of my make.
JAMES WOODY.
December :, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-04-22

A s;upeudous Radical job is on hand in vir-
GINA. The proposed sale Of the Virginia Cen
tr-FlChesapelko and Ohio Railroad to the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad COMPANY.