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Busil,tss Hotties.


Nothing tones the system like ironi nothing purnes
the blood like sulphur In every healthy persons
ganiEation iron IA Incorporated Deprived OF this
tallc constituent the digestive apparatus and the
secretve organs cannot vigorously perform their func
tons Supply the loss ainciay bv taxing srAFFoEDs
Iron AND SULPHUR Powders. The sulphur will purge
the vitiated blood OF impurities the iron will invR
crate the Dloodproducing organs. II the complexion
muddy or saow II will be rendered fresh and trans
parent These results are Guaranteed.
Sold by Druggists. l Package. 12 Powders 81; 3
Packages, tl5O Mailed free. Money sent al risk.
HALL 4 RUCREL, 2ls Greenwich st.. New York.
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Tho Pest once Flight.
In justice to Judge Hilton We reproduce the
whole Vi his letter TO Mr.. Hurlburd;
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS

DEPARTMENT oF PUBLIC PARKs,l
NEW loRk, May ", $50. !
hon. CdIrfn p HUrDurd SapertE teRdeRt NJ Consiruc.
nor or ih8i nice a. NeC York.
DEAR SIR; Thpt may not be misunderstood, allow
me repeat what SAID the other day al J interview
with MI. bullet and yourself.
The DepaI mont o, Public Parks, having charge OF all
tho city yquATrs and public places desl.c to put tue
CITY Hal Para IN proper conilQn' and are Of oD.non
that do L1t nccd 50 much Of the PARK you have
enclosed for OH e., &ci aud besides, are not Wiling
that fences budugF erected ny you the public
prUuuos shal he lot ont AZ compensation Tor posting
placlrds giving an unsi"iiy appearance TO the mosl
prominent pubic sQuaIe IN the city.
We hIyC also appears by the resolution passed by
the Board, dclerulued 10 walden the Cairase way on
Br, adwAy and Park row to the extent OF Tie sidewalks
In may be relieved a. La a. possible,
dzt'uCIN HiIIcd to !On tOih mat 10 carrying ont
tins purpose we did not dcsl 20 IA phvtutnCu Won IN
The erection Tie lost once 90 ding, and therefore
TeQuestcd WOuld ntOTn OF the least space
Vuu really needed 20 carry o YOnt work.
Instead OF responding 10 ms request, ma several
OF he uewspli ers nave been given an erroneous and
pee Va version OF our lu't view AMI lh0ugh you
seated 10 our clerk that YOU have had no interview
W,th the pres reporters, yet CiunOt lu believe mat
tine matter puuhed has been furnished ~ yoi or some
Under tGesc crcuristanccs the duty has been imposed
uppu rs ofHCtu. m tlls mn ter without ala OF !uiOln-
u. n from yourself or M. Au lett,
We lonI, that ~ addition to thC ground purchased
lur Pot once, yUI occupy % tbe cry Han lark a
tt II l4ud tuuut huulrtl itgt ~ W.'l, extend.
ll& from bfpauMay IhIk .CW, NoIt "a tuldl AT TOAST
onr million OF dot uttITuuuug Ie puDIC tIaf-
interfering with our proput lWpru' giugrts.
fuitCf, you OCglpy thC f.d"walA on Broadway m
ece.tlrlly after you have bult YOUR INSIDE retaining
20 lh" tHteht proposed.
besides yon have used the Battery NJ dumping
waco '0r VIC 4lt ana saul r.cAs aed - ytL. thu -
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Gnur, rnInnhnrs this nnx.

Strnrr corpr Ctrertr -Pau tf-short CausssNo. $3.50
t9sd sSio, ,ii $50 soie ass So s $3.50 eeS e7A
6ip, SOY, tS12, ss3 $50, $780,
CogRt TxRsNo' 1 lgl, 49, lya 1884, 1875,
se, 1917, 49, 49, oi q2, 2l az 91s ioe, vi, Hs w.
81 rRHAH CoURh CHantEgs.-SO. YtO.
SvVrRios covsshor C.n.sNoA flls sie sos 1ess ass,
09s, 36i, 9TIq 3iOS b4q, 1858 3l2 sos 1855, 2qlO
?ii, 2s, 1909, Sss ies s1 B0si asS s1a SOL ssi ina
itO ia 1884
Nss, 1855, lsis, 1871 iiOe, 100.
Cossos nsAs, THi.i Tsas-Psrt lNo. 1885, 49, 1885, 500,
fas a0S 800, iy-, MS, CO. 3q itts, sqi, s2b, al
Cossos pSfr-rart Nos si eeyi 49, soo 1911,
40, MA W., $50, ssi 49, SJ1, "a.
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DIODGETT.-On Thursday morainy. M-y r. or scar
let lever, Mary F., youn .css daughter Of William I.
and AObe L. Blodgct. AGED ~ years month, and p
DAYS.
Funeral on SATURDAY morning ct 10 O'Clock from IS
fith
DoUGnTY.-In BROOKLYN, on Thursday, Nay -
Mary ~ Donshy relct of the late john s. Doughty, In
the 18th wear OF hef
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
atten her funeral on saturday MAY IL at O'Clock.
GRlNSHAM In Brooklyn, D. D., on Wednesday,
May IL suddenly. Of sclsc Mr. Corncla rstrau
de-. wife OF jeremiah 4. c. uishnw, aged 81 wears.
TIC relauyc' and friends OF the family respect.
fy invited to att nd Vie I'M ral lrnu her atc
dCuce IL Taylor at on fruay afternoon ~ O lOcA
AinHuy papers pleas
N,LOtGttilN.-Gn Wednesday. May II. Mary, vic
OF Michael McLouLlln aged 81 wears.
The iticnds u the aud OF her sister Bridget
AMI pCw John NctoN an, ut 2JlarN Sc, are uN'tgi
10 ate "a nrr funeral tutat Frday att Cd /. ~,
from Itf ate sotidrura. - Isl av.
vntorc.
Ia socleta dUmone and tr,tellanz, Itaana IN New
lork ana friends are iuytcl 10 attend the funCra
winch Wi iaag pac- TO-DAY FfiltV' from M late res.-
oeuct, ~ Wvs, STA -, % 10 .'c|rcS =. ~.
.bARNACtIOlI segrctaro.
u,BrNFRs' LopGE. No. q. I. .. or q. F.-Ncw YORK
800 2, .stL.- x. nslss l.uU h,.cay aolGl4 .
meet at the LOdse Room Isl BowcTy, on SUNDAY, the
lsth rs az 70 NJ, IA or Ter attend the funeral OF
hrItler Herman Lanse. 4. e.. nom Ms late residence
80. go Brppue IT, Members Of sister lodges cor.
dltlly invited 10 att'ni By orles OF
=. tohfHts, secretary. {. W, GIRAFFE, y. q.
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lIrnle Ton swccny RefircA.

WAsuiSGIoS, Nay u Major Thomas W
SwueuY unassigned, l,y.ng been founl by an exam.
ming Bplrd T. c1p1citatet Tor active service nv
wUJnds Grst received " lie second Llouion.ut of
The Flr-t New YYrs Volunteer Inautiy, in tho bat.
tic Of ChurubuscO, heSiCo. and again while serving
as Breadier-Gensru OF Volunteers at Wilson'S
CTcok, Missouri, Ia 1861, and by q gun.slOt wounI
received at Shiloh white commanding brigade, la,
been, By order ~ the President, retired with Ia, null
rank Of BTiGaiieT.GeneTL
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Inluyes,ment securities Panama declined from l5l to
%, Bo,lon, Harry an1 Ere raugiu- AZ g bE. Nor
RS and Essex sod at 2.Gsylas ia aware, Lack wanna
and Western, 10; Hannibal and 81. Joseph Common
lllnj &. Z. and he, 1919 DubnQue aud sioux Cuy,
06k. and Alton IriIe nRute at 49, Mac eos
shares were dull. EAprcgs shares weak in sym
pRthy with the railway Adams declining from % & TO
N. American ~ to 2L, United states az to a., Nc
Fargo Go. 1914 to a and scrip 10 ~ The general
stock market closed fcycri-h and unsettled with the
win nj T. NJ
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Don't Fail 10 Procure Mrs. Windows
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething. Il has zen
used for many years with ncvcrfang safety and 90.
cess by millions OF mothers for their chldr Al Il
acidity OF the stomach relieves w.7d colc rcru.
litcs the bowels ana gives rest health aud comfort %
mother and child.
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A Chance 10 Catch a Creased Pig

The picnic Of the MctamoIa Cotere takes
place on Monday, May 30, 1870, at Landmarks Gre
morne Garden, Seventy. second street and Third
avenue. A creased pig will be let loose, and the
party catching min will be entitled to him. During
the day silver cup will be presented to the best
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BRIdur. BRILLIANT, AND PIcTUREsouE Such are
the qualities OF Knoxs Spring style OF genlemens hats
qualities that excite and fix the admiration Of all
WHO see them. II You want hat OF dashug beauty.
you are sure to nnd at knox. ga Broadway, corner
III A II
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Very Few Remedies have Reached the
standard that has been awarded 70 HELNBoLps BucuU.
Tor IN II is TO be 70 and posos for disease, OF TIE
bladder, kidneys, urinary organs, dropsy, gravel,
srangury organic weakness, and female rreGularities
This has been frequently acknowledged b. our leading
Physicians.
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Mesirs, IaldWtll e COU n Nn etF0Ct, rcpOrt an IN
crcafcd domHud Tor ne tist mortgage cent. bonds
OF the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville i,Ailrlut
COMPANY. These bonds, amounting 30 only one million
a. dollars cover the eutrc property al the rate u
S3 un upr ulle. The Of the road during ia
pnst few months show ngtteIing increase, winch with
new connections propotco' WiIl stu fnr,her aad to te
profits Of me & OnUauY
Mrsrs Hrury Cews * co. have been appointed the
nLaueal ..ltn.5 II The 81 .te OF Alabama,
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Trusses, Bnndnrrs, Etc.-Wcar the Best
"scrley's n I'd ituubcr irI-s cures fptJs CREAMY
light indostrlctbe, safe, and comfortable. Establish,
mcnt. Aunst.
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For n stylish mud Elegant Hat 90 10 Is.
PENsCHtlp Manufacturer tis Nassaust
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wheeler a wilson Machines 1,1it BROAD
way. sold uN paving $40 aowu aud $40 per month with
out extra charge. N..llncs 70 lot. j. 4. ELLIS
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Rheumatism, Gout, Pa ralysis cured ia ~
hours - Or. BIZ -liS EmbTocauOn. Price a.. 8
Morton st. y. y city.
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MARINE IETELLIGENCE

uTvTlTuRw AInASAc--rrta nav.
tun rtsce- Is sui SETS. Z 0sI moon sets. Oh
Hl.s wArBE-r IIa "a
sandJ Hook,, 81 Gov. lsland. IL Hell Gate. 90
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Lyon y ""hht'e 'nsec' foWuer hhr coch-
reaches moths Meas. aud all vermn. TAis Is the origi
nal article, without change. While several aru
ccs pretend TO de.iroy. Lyons sns. and without poi.
tol. IT, elects are wonderful. None can be relied
upon except taat signed =. LYON buy ana Lyon
Powder, and you will rot ae troubled with water bags
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Arrived-TuURsDAy, May H.
Steamship Naletta Mesaina mdse.
Ship "a All Nicholson, shanghai. tea
BARK Josie Mildred Remedies, sugar.
Brig Liberty, Cienfuegos sugar.
Brig Almata, Cardeuas sugar.
Brig Ortolan, Cienfnegos, sugar,
Also, tue usua river and coastwlse vessels
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
SOUTHAMPTON. May t2-Teutonia, New Orleans
loSDOSDKRRY, May i2-lowa New York
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HARD RUBBER

g.. II. MURRAY's LDI IERtE~.
NlSSOl lI-ENtrn asa No. 81. Va, ~. $50
80. o. q. p, 3. q, 66, -, q, 90 TO- i1
MlsSoURl-tlsSs No st way T., $50.
81. %. IS 81. (, *, 81. - 30, so Gi. a.
kEN1ICkN-EXira 1las~ ~ 93. NAV Il, 1870
a. %. %, Is, -, I, 6, 2b ~ =, %. u.
htN lUCkl -tl,ss 30. 81, May u. 1910.
A.. -. o. - 80, q. ., 20, 81. NJ. 10. TO-
PIzes Ca-ncd ana inlnrmltlOn uInishca ne above
ard also Royal Havana lotteries. j. Gu r. irnaer,
- galway. i1 Fulton ST.. and l'arA row
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CHAR REVIEW ov THE SITUATION.

u auTcTed on I've u,.l that Mrs. Mcfarland, on
hc siH NJ fciEa1ry, 1851, sent Tor her husband 81
no. ~ AGJ.r az VT ci she was siHying, bui z %.
o.. all Ha.l1g been for some tine, arquantoI
~ Do ~ !aC.ai ..eou, aHI ten aud tLoie. IN tie
~ g. GO ~ several NitUO-ses. announced 10 her
ll.Ifd mat tle would i've Win him no more.
:. -. p lUi Ucr'cc- r,sLt 70 10. Put one iott.
l|-.i later hIIti %, Re. i!s,n wrote her from
=" Boot 30 iu ra--iuard ioNc.letttr, .pcaking Of MS
~ '"' l.'u waiting ',r her years" and dwell.
'r JOS 'r.! ON He Ifosprc ~ their marriage, and
... 49, t.uia iuVt aitd. IGHH b.iO lng tlat he gd
'. - fI.r ''"r VA tho i1Oiing Witn her of ~
- ','! "i--t'uN'fI - II may -oUnd-.antuCtl
.''i. II sil' Of ths letter, TO which Mrs. hcFai-
h|- Ii'hH. istH.r 70 apIij my stronger terra tiAD
.'i rh''ui' 'r "luulith' they ask u to believe
hNwI' question: tliHi Tic aTdsun hud nothing Ia do
Nlh b'r d'iennintl lun uehnltivry 10 abaf don Ter
tnslmud. and thar il Vas caused solely by the drank
E'hesh. sh IessnesA aud Violence Of ths latter.
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spttIaI netItss.

uOLMAN'S NATTRF'S GRAND RE-
SlOltAIINE.
4 CERTAIN REMEDY FoR DYsPEPsIA or IN.
DIGESTION, BILIOUS COLO COsTIN IN Ess, SICK
PLANTS. FEVER AND AGUE. sc.
GENERAL nEPU1, S65 Bowery corner 9TH 81.
SIND FOR IIlEgILARt
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.AHLAND urNrEn 1T rng TmBUNE's MsguLEss
pAcK

The developments OF This sd trial n1yo tended o..
ItrIct pubhc atentOn toward pll.s" %. Nu., l'Y.L
IIciil hle winch h ~ " ne hoped does not extend
lo'Gnd tlc charmed circle fatatH 2 arounI the So ,
York TsibuHe establishment IiuH T.. tl.t =tc.t i.
re.puusiD.e lor hc loose notions morality ptc,4
iug among is immediate disci.lus and loluWtis D..
~ not easy to ascertain Al any tate the H. huri ,o
md weight OF inal - Establishment La- Ocru thgO', 3D.
entirely iutu the g;ao against the prisoner, ana ls
conviction would have LCcu considered triumph ,l
o. 4 Nan JOrk yy.lsU,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-01-10

Amongst tie iatmea.s Fl District Dep
uty Grand 81 p ~ tie most Worshipful
Grand Masters, i. the recent session Of tic
Grand Lodge, f. & :. 81, at Richmond. VIC
notice the names o. Judge Richard Parker, for
District No. ls aai Jno. W. Grantham, Of
jefferson, FOR District No. Il.
Rev. T. NJ Carson at prcscnt rector Of The
Protestant Episcopal church at Orange Court
house, has accepted the call % 81. Pauls church
in Lyncbburg.
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NO.

am left pcnpiIcss p
Emily. have heard ALL You are donby
dear to me now. While You were rich gull
laid between as now we are equal.
Emily tarnedtoAer Anu, and ss.l. Asn.'s
arc you satisfcd!"
Miss Kimball rose and taking them by the
hand replied, " Ny dear Children, / am both
satisfied and convinced. Mr.. Raymond, have
linlc explanation to make. Idnbted you
and wished you pat 70 a test. Emily is as rich
to-day as when you iirst knew ler. She was
right aud was wrong. Take lcr and God
bless you both"
"Tbank you Miss Himball would rather
be proved than distrosted. hope never to
give you cause to doubt me again"
" Rest assured that Inever shall. Once con-
WINGED, seldom waver"
Miss Kimball then leit The room and Emily
explained to her lover, the course she had
taken to prove bis sincerity.
Time passed Charles Raymond prospercd,
claimed bis wife aud was always regarded by
Miss Kimball modelman, the bcs, husband
Emily could possibly have"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-01-10
A Wool Secret

The Washington Lit, having promised
IL readers some startling disclosures, yes,er-
day morning printed five and half columns
of government secret, in regard to what il
calls "the atrocious" wool act Of march %,
1867. which, il is alleged, President Johnston
intended to yetoa-in fact did 20 50 Ear as 10
have veto prepared, four columns long, but
subsequently changed his mind and signed the
bill March ith, upon representations made by
Senator Morgan, OF New York. The Hsfol36-
ge,ccr elitorially says that case now pending
before tie Supreme Court turns upon this act,
wherein vessel with cargo 81 wool entered
on the 81 Of March, 1867, is .nvolyel on the
point as TO whether the wool III of March ..
1867, was signed by President ohnson on the
81 or 4th of March. Though dated the 81 OF
March, the Iafelligenccr saws it was IN point Of
fact signed on the ith g. March aud the own
ers of the cargo of wool alluded to are there's
fore not liable 10 the increase OF duties. The
object Of the publication seems 10 be 10 impli-
cate Senator Morgan in population, as the
Mtenigence alleges that lis arguments, appar-
entity patriotic aud polite, were merely mask
to cover a wool speculation ia which he was
himself engaged. md by reason OF which be
wa. cnabled 20 sell cargo Of Wool 70 mer-
chant nance, Pickering, in New York, at tho
advanced price occasioned by the passage Of
the wool bill baltimore Sun.
And yet This same aator Morgan voted TO
impeach the President whom he lad dipped
Il Johnson deserved impeachment for any
thing, it was for throwing aside his admirable
veto, and signing bill against bis own juis-
mont
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The poorest man to be met With, especially
in these stirring times, is the man who is " too
poor to take newspaper. We pity such a
man especially il be is man of propcrty.-
Who ever heard Of man "too poor" TO
smoke or chew tobacco " addicted to either
practice2 And yet hundreds Of men who
spend from 10 to % cents day for "thc weed"
are too poor to take newspaper in the mem
tai enjoyment Of which their families might
participate. Really, such men arc too poor!
They are objects Of pity
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VOL. ). NEW SERIES.
SIS gINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.
TERMS.
rsrr Pnrss Is published weekly at TFo

The FaEE Pass is published weekly at Tso
-.r,-.eal Fifly Cents per apnun IN adeosee.
z--IEEG DOILARSi f not paid in advance.
ss- One Dollar asd F5fy CsHti for sir moHtAs
81 The l,rms Of advertising are. for square,
.s, -,ch' or less, Oas Dollar csd Fifty csat' for
..-ss iuscrt'cus-largcr ones in the same proper
Zach continuance Fitv Cent?.
..S-No advertisement 20 De- considered by the
..u.h or wear unless specified on the Manuscript,
.- previously agreed uroa between the parties
.zs-An advertisement not marked on the copy
ora s9ccidcd number ofinscrt,ons win be continued
-a., ordered Out and payment exac,sd accordingly.
es- EzavLtR ADvERuSElENrs.-To avoid any
..orIers;auiiag ca the part of ,bc Annual Adyer-
.,-s &, IS proper TO state di,,ue that their Pri-
,,,-. only extends to their immediate business
Rs. Estate, Legal and an other advertisements sent
se ,sea 60 De an additional charge, and no vsris-
t.l
n Obituary Notices gilmore han iyslines will
be charged for.
JOB work. Posters sale Bills. Circulars.
cards, &C., executed promptly, neatly, and at fa'r
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SELECTED STORY
The Test;
EMILY MoRToN's RUsE.
by MAGGIE CHESTER.

O Auntic, see that child He will be killed
Stop, James
Emily Morton uttered these words excitetlly
and directed her Auntie's attention to a child,
who, in trying to gain the opposite side of the
street, was leyeledto the ground by 4 riacriess
horse.
"Giye me the reins, and get the child
Bring him to the carriage said Miss Morton.
Emily, my love-" said the lady by her side,
be careful. Don't bring any beggar children
to my carriage. The men will look after him.
"Auntie,"
The voice and look silenced the lady, and
she sank back among the cushions.
"Is he badly hurt ?" asked Emily Of one Of
the meu>
"Reckon his arm is broken and may be his
leg" said the man. "Don't know what to dc
with him."
"If you will give him to my coachman,
will attend to him"
The man laid him In James arms, took NJ
his basket and hurried on.
"Ill take him, James, Drive home as fast
as possible"
Emily arranged the cushions, and with
James help laid the inscnsible boy upon them
They drove through the crowded streets tt
/ Miss Morton's home. Miss Kimball gathered
/ her dress around her and walked into the house
without offering any assistance. James car
ried the boy to Miss Morton'sroom. When h
woke to consciousness he gazed around with ;
bewldered stare, sndsaid, Where's Mother
Emily bent over him, and taking his littlt
hand III hers, said, Who is your mother, my
dear?'
"My mamma is mamma Raymond. Wha
is the matter with my arm? 0, he knocked
me down, didn't he? tried to cross quickly
for mother wanted the thread. I've got it il
my pocket"
What is your name, dear ~
"Thcre it is, said the boy putting his hanC
to his neck and bringing to view ariLboa Will
card attached. The card bore the wOrd'
g" Frank Raymond, So Fern St."
While Emily was examining it the doc
opened, and DR., Ellis, The family physician Gu
! tered.
ooh, Miss Emily, what have you here?
thought it could not be that you wanted me.
mo, Doctor but think this poor chilt
needs the best care you can give him." Sh
then related the circumstances attending hi
injury,
DIR. Eli, carefully examined the boy anc
said, "A broken arm and spraincl ankle
Can you help me, Miss Emily? How are thos
nerves that you say never trouJleyou?
"Strong as ever doctor"
With Emily's assistance the bones were set
the little fellow, meanwhile, trying to keel
back the tears That streamed down his cheeks
"Do not send him home for week Keel
him as quiet as possible" were the, doctor
parting directions.
Leaving Frank with a servant, Emily wrot
the following note to Mrs. Raymond.
d" By Dear Madam;
Your little boy in trying to cross the stree
this morning met with an accident which tn,
doctor thinks not very serious. | was driving
by at the time AMI took him to my house, Al
Eliot st. Come to him as soon as convenient
but rest assured that he is with friends VIII
will care for him tenderly,
Yours, sincerely,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-01-10

The FREE pREss, published at Charlestown,
w. Va, is now issued every Monday, instead
Of Thursday, as hilherto--so long indeed, that
the memory ofman rnnnetb not to the contrary.
This "0id Family journal is highly priced
by wide circle Of readers, and we are glad to
sec such evidence Of continued prosperity as
its well-1led columns Enthusiastically attest
Long may it flourish under the experienced
guidance Of the Gullabers, father and sons,
Georgeiorn Courier.
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Minister of the Gospel whose disease led to the dis
coverv of the remedy. In 1925. he was reduced to
a skeleton, and was pronounced by three of the
most sklful Physicians in one of largest cities
to be in an advanced stage OF the Consumption and
beyond cure. lie then began to try experiments
on himself and, after many efforts. he discovered
the remedy which wrought perfect cure on him.
The great cures they have made, and the urgent
desire Of those who have been benefited that others
might share the favor, induced the discoverer to
prepare them for sale.
Address the Proprietor,
G. W. DEEMS.
2S South Calhoun ST., BALTIMORE.
October %, 1858.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-01-10
The Virginia Stay Law Again.

General Candy on Friday week issued the
following order:
&" Headquarters Rra Military District State
If Virginia, Richmond, Va, Dec. "a, 1862
The provisions Of General Orders No. so, Of
June go, No o., Of August 10, and No. 100,
ofAugust 81, 1902 from these headquarters,
are continued in force until ten days after the
publication Of tho order announcing the ap.
prevail by Congress Of the constitution ratified
by the people Of Virginia at the election held
on the 9Th day Of July, 1869. BY command
Of Brcyct Nal, Gen. Candy.
Louis V. Caziarc, Abide Camp, acting AS
sistant Adjntant General"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-01-10

EEEcTroS oF BAyE OFFrcErs. The sacan-
cy, occasioncd is the lameuted ica,h Of hr.
Bent, bas been filed by the advancement Of
II. w. Brent, Jr. 70 the position Of Teller and
the election Of Mr. Tilman Shumate, Discount
Clerk, and Naihsp Conway, Assistant Clerk.
These are most admirable selections. Were
gret the loss Of Nr shumate to tie PostoGicc:
be discharged biz duties there to the satisfac-
ton Of every one.- Winchester Se''tiael.