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, 1870-08-27
The buffalo k1ys-.s rayu:

The Aus&1n k1p~-ss fayu.
TIE most papal-r aud effective fc.u In xhch th- A.
f1en. ~ r brought sk,nst TIC sh*o-T i a:otcetoz
4 HolI.teh ceoa-mlsi a., philosophical dsasd
wt.h s'iH Or Hha1da. " With se7er.l. os5rss
Ssshara, sf the Esrat thinker! and writers 81
whom The lAKA u the h-en stsvek ar uss
= reak Of u illnsrou. s7uadsr, Ade: Smith but his
de1tFsns ctasnlArs&t aAi4a4aS u tIB principles Il
political tt"cona. bAs Lxser oeen nquALe4 Tht a4s
EshAehst! iuEin.ts with weSh he aas couc7r,sd n
"ttt 70 many 81 ths EaaAx1.sal IDEAS and et,nSa1
lava. Thie In their ahsts.t presentation arc hara %
sstp clearly I'D hold ht1nty se:tcr Nth the Eyri1
cay hare . .ls bat. u 1aeet su*aers, u 10 .s-
tnct r. sahoTcss .futx tne - delightful lnessi The
ply. ~ wSDdc7ntr apt aaa Ie.z:vus-, md la.ar
iVsnes 70 The argument o3 env pont which iastfss
h. acnelsssl- NLEErrr tEt <sntFuvsesy cultrrnlns
de ptky and pSvxasns Of tho FIreh writer v{
tonf.t;Iis te rast cde:i.s weapons that oppunta
use-"
, 1870-08-27


E. u1,r # thr eArr+.t AND euttve n;,St% %eas
.tsnst rn1e tiun sh-eE-. in Eurupa E1cle7e
4Atf thr u his deaf. n.~1ubef et the Frrnch
!nsstztr. AID Of thr Satsona Assembly Me atscked
the szra tu AsI1s4 Of articles disunuaLed i.r lbe
btnt tate..tn ths.r profound A<uaintanee with
Deie!Al st1t1stes, and the haksd elaAA egslaiu
wh.eh tsty s'denssA Ihess s5tIcaea .:ss Addrrs<.a
franee and their eject wss to preeure ec!e1 7ft ID
@isasst9ns @ ,n IT, sy.sss: * au2oE1 Aas<ia, had
e.,!Jthlns g ,oushs 4 .ses ~. tsEn To- eiothe
,s.thoS q r5"t2,4ueaI, ii. shSs<sehy
Al ,s;f1 '1ss ,,s.n .ash - = .t*.lussly d
9ep.. 3Is sobbesy Thu eI.t.za rsslPEo ...silatsa
u.Akts nations tnemtct asd nEas. And Il the pru8e
pfr.snt tntsenusse betwssn two ths r1a.
roads thrnd be torn up And THE ETess block 4deI T.
- true that *n,shIns 1. v.inabe In proportion to ts
!Abor e1r+ndcd Upon tt.tAs convczpe proposition Il
tue tsssIse T. E.sisa you'd p Eche.t 4hf
ta,Eovt!!thss ptopls-!t HaAss them Iieh. bscasae
noEey u ~ rt.th hn What thr5 reqnf1r u
fit. hatne snaassy-ls ~sakene it. BY dmini.hnt IL r
SOURCES. and ciFcunlscrbirx IL arketk Jhsts Sdsss
afo 1ttr ated su various fofu@- nd ltad with Ext
sortx Tnn+t rho wish to how rtzs1x nlftue11f
can te made 1T free tEade 4hu7ld ID tae voi1"
, 1870-08-27

The pressure of esxauon haa 1t lat .srco m n NJ
. Ftoc! hs pstsses9tes aa which aso t1os x
hFeFJ dAs, ue*E.anse aiscnszon Of the TasHt m;
more essuert 1ae demand f the puhlies sHons Of Ii
L1sac is urgent md szow3ak- Pandcaaa4 stAlesA
ecltoss. Ceuc:suAmsr. toubsns plpl<itaaI1s in.lsn
ak f4z5es1. AcpaJ <AtlJ t. tts sasus to .essu hon
thss na. hcft rurae thess ssu6y Of the T7ra suso.
Ia se OF thl aa1soae rreknE for Light aud thr .ae
reed Of work - present. ercnonte truth pop.lafty
yet toEEtttlJ, the L2s1A has tete-rred to paka II
cost pE'oe tho wonderful work q Fsrdezc Bnstlst en-
itied, Sskissa Of tAs -roteefknasAe4
Of this rrm4zabe Npsk IN Nass- The atits& Of o.r
eEucs.sAvs:
IN hstttas i n.sd nniy be ssid THAT be has never
r. h.s psneed one II shs e..rv.s md ost sx1ns
p1tH NOS scEf.<tly, af the l4xs u h4ms1 ns;ssr
wLtsa nE5.ts ths iE:.srh.nfe vt h.sraaa sesvseess
hsarlt.s sra,aE. ttazssa opp.ed c!ilizr1s sxa1
y n*at1hk Tse dlseA.tian be eoudneh
II III + asrSay sIs1sia* Il lsnYt eneas sas .aaxat1s
Etnes An. tt@Efsd Of al exeEsesacua In Inv sa.pe x
nnd ~ oS: T. ~ kfAriIe tt.2 it s,Ads
aonalssu&.@s '~
, 1870-08-27

PUBLIC NOTICE

Il h. !. by Eiten tkA- will the Usic,t Of tic
Hnsr. u Fdurhtnn. M IS LaoaIte.-. the 81 dsy
q Sers.nh<r S": 10 aprt~:tr. tn .rer.ne. With
is:u thv icsvine Fra:trty Loi l. BosE s, 0 T., aai
Los .1fsrt II r.; y Tt tasrse:,. u s. y
MASCEL TALCOTT,
j. X H0TSFURD. AppExAefR
JULIAN s. RENSEY,
, 1870-08-27


"KkateTrf may Be the opinion Of the reader % tn.
eph-ct VI F1e TFse Ptsttttioo be cannot fail r. r
Irtrrr-s. In the eea1 md animated a:xnertston of
R1atj1:, whote eeAEs Gy thelr a:uusnx Urssy8sJons
ptyc Ieast, that political economy Ahcnid no i1nse1
fe the psaAl Science ttat TonaI Cs:lSE
ass called It"
, 1870-08-27

FnRlIsh. French. aud German Family aud DAY School
!er {o9nk f.dle4. NJ. sna = Wt.s Ses
ls'Q Send for cisc:llx< Address At No. s West FItT
nret<t
, 1870-08-27

PEof. WoEmAns complete coursc 10 tho Modern
L4nFuaSee pTpfrcsaea With much seta; the German
eoaE.- ling nearly eo1p!t.rd. with UEAnmAss
Header and Convex. .stton- The most recent public
toss % the "De1tehes Echo" aad s. Echo de- Paris v
ter fAria f1apfpfff1epf IL CQHYttrAtInn.
, 1870-08-27

hy I excl scAk Of NtasuseIl:nt Call or ktnd for
cs.p* Of How tcAta Ma Drawing free o, eha-k
Tho well snd universally -u4ed National Re adcI
fftIfl Ytx:
, 1870-08-27

Srrh publication Is eIcsedsl5 timely, and ahnuta
te to the hAuds OF every ore who woufd aEqure In
txi:geot eosnpEzhrnson Of the principles undertaking the
doctrines oi tr.r uade and the s,bhassiss Of .sh4t
min anatd pfpttcticu.@
, 1870-08-27

PARIS, Aug. s6.-A letter TO the En3rrTs s2ys:
"a cIy Of horror rings throughout Alsaaa, which
has been 10 tned by the war, Our magnificent
cathedral ., Ma.,eutnai no longer exsta Tue
P.nsHacs burned 1t, &fser protaaing the ssasue Of
, 1870-08-27

We aze not our-lves besiesen in free t11de, but We
welcome discussion this and al other questions 1.
thcF Is worthy Of tadJ bJ frecad Audfoea Ad1z
E1ith.~
, 1870-08-27

The yvrtkrtar. ChFi.tsr. Ldeaeat<. Of Chicago ssys
serta:itn kavr ere: Eaf Of tho Aui1.oteStyc ~
trsn, /. that k!.en h3 RAsttat~
, 1870-08-27

VIII continue AR6- MACAELATS Boa:dnx and Day
Sehoe! for fonHk Lsdies. g An4 Z; A42.s9S:Ar-
te.ehcz Ertofase eouasete with It .ll b ft'ained,
A1EE@S ~ Jktf.
, 1870-08-27

The Parker Eo!IeGi0te Institute,
ID Jerelrmen-st Bto,ktEu. y. r.. E,n commence IT.
5h annual tesstou, Scpt Il. 1s.a. In the Boarding
pupiIs WI ee afforded ths tnoss ample facai fc5 ac
genuine home For c:rrnta:7 .d3rrAs q aoye. Is L.
CA1TfESnEN n- PRIZE A'T1N
, 1870-08-27

s'to. asr smith't Con Etsuol,ry." With the
,np"ans root, Of ths ankn.se tEom whstsver soufee
tnlft si.ak.r r. tanning Little f,r tie very
4allttt orator.. C1ArkF acem11 kn sliHh tsrzmAr"
hy the suthcf u the tAmQIa :. RiasfsIu SY4teun,n
, 1870-08-27

The Setr.4ta City Erss. sayB:
Neither tas free trader can rise from read.
Ing HxauatA ~tta1E withou. brighter fdcaA :lsu hs
posetseed Theu be aas down - shetn.~
, 1870-08-27

The Ar7~., Of Albany [T. -. eay1:
-Ba.ttat wysss4 IN epl1ana. He il witty upon suh
ect which dereiops tho dane4s Of o1diaaYE Efffrrs
usvr1 been A14Kerrd." @
offering The mot effective End rop..s- work poIitI
cal economy that has II yet been written.
Fsee Traden rAo Do NJ better service tbs CANA NJ
trrth. .t1ee md humanity tnsn hY circulating Ill.
AttIe book among taefr Hiend.. It Ii cdxed yox I
what Il eosts to pxi1t IL VIII not a4uy Fra Trnt.t
pct COPY Of tho hook Into Tia hA1A of hia pruse&io
Ut f1tends1
The work win Be tozw1sted postaxa prtpaId, ou n,
stpt Of THIRTY QRNTH.
AMERICAN FRXE.TRAJ;ELKA1u1
1~Sss.3R 3stk
, 1870-08-27

with the construction OF the wallis Of Paris, made
It natural to select him among the nrs: to that po-
ellos. 1t Is said Count Daru will be appointed In
h!b place.
The Ia.tzx sem.-onclally states that It has In
form stlon concerning the violation OF the terri
tory Of Belgium: ttAt the Prusetan wounded 1t
SaatbtucE aud Saaf-1ou!s were 10 numerous, and
10 disastrous Was tho situation, that th PrusslAu
authorities were forcc, to send them to Cologne
and nusset,osf; but. owing 10 the fact
that the armies needed the railway clear
for the reception Of rrlnforccments and
provisions, the wounded were conveyed acros.
Bele1um and Luxembourg without notifying those
governments nail; the xounued were under WAY.
They could not then be sent back. though pro-
tests were made, Count Bls1natk. when ques-
toned on the subject, acknowledged the infrac-
lion Of neutrality, but s21d he waa forced
to acI France eays La Pah1t,
accepts tho explanations OF Belgium, but de-
nounces t" ,he cirllize,l world the actions Of
htsmask, who respects no treaties OF diplomatic
conventions"
H1E.pErEScE OF FAR1S.
!Aoou. Inc defence of Paris, have some psi-
1.'e 4aiotma'ion. fru1a IN undoubted source,
, "n!eh mas not bccn made public before. 1t Ia
known In military circles IN Paris tha, nj, tac
p9,o4ble approaches 10 the city. by which IN rne
j my can make AZ assault, arc undermined The
bcst engineering skill In France has been crncnd,
el on this WORK. and II Is regarded IS ,,oa,tyrI,
certain that any attacking army will liz h,nvn m
On approaching the walls 1t is quito nEetY that
the bare iac,s are known 10 the r,ust,an t:.,,
erals. aud hence the swarm Of pruss,an xn,,s
sent to Paris to obtain minute information s1nn,
the forti1cationA II the assault In FORE IA tr,r
. hazardous, undoubtedly the Crown Prime. vi!
at,empt Investment and bou2tardmcut, and. IN,
this reason, the siege may be long one. com
p1etc investment would stasvc out the city In swa
, weeks
, An SAIsA1lAs LAMENT.
, PARIS, Aug. GA letter to the tn'rfTs says
; ~ c1y Of horror rings throughout Alsada. which
has been 10 tried bJ the war. Our mAgntncen
! cathedral Il Mas1entnai no longer exists tn
i PEn1hacs burned It, afrer protaoing the statue
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13

titule Of prisoners in the late conflicts. The
French losses are believed to exceed all
estimates. The Emperor's military incapa-
city is still strongly commented on.
Hagcnau Forbach aud Saargemuud were
entered and occupied by the Prussians on the
It'll. Neiderbrun was taken by the Bavarans
after an Intellectual effort to stop their advance.
Noimportant engagement has taken place
since Saturday. "Reminiscences by cavalry
have encountered detachments Of Prussian
Uhlaners and driven them back.
Late accounts received in Paris speak Of the
wonderful bravery of the French troops, par
ticularly those Of TIE African corps, who fought
for eight hours necessarily against oyeFpower-
ing odds.
Later kilograms from Paris 10 not material
" change the aspect Of affairs. The reply Of
the Emperor when solicited to return to Paris
is repeated, that he would return dead OF
victorious 4 relationships anticipated and
his return is said to have been invited that be
might there await the reconstruction of the Co.
vernment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
Treatment Of Prisoners.

It appears that when the French prisoners
taken at Weissenburg arrived ut Mayeneo the
crowd received them very we'll throwing pack
ages Of tobacco and cigars to their beaten foes
At Effort wine and cigars we're also offered by
the Germans to their prisoners. 1t is the char
acteristic Of true courage to be humane and
generous to the vauquished. This treatment
by the brave Germans of the French invaders
Of their country would seem to indicate that
there is in reality no intense hatred between
the masses of the people. 1t is in honorable
contrast TO the manner in which prisoners
were sometimes treated in our late civil war,
when, instead Of furnishing them refreshments,
those who offered to DO so were thrust back by
bayoucts or arrested and cast into prison, and
some of the helpless captiyes treated with
brutal violence. 1t is clear that if we will
sbscrye closely the progress Of the war in
Europe we may discover some things which
may be worthy the imitation even Of free
and enlightened uation.-BQitim0re SWR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
North Carolina.

TheIatest accounts from North Carolina show
the complete success Of the Conservative party.
They elect five Of the seven members Of Con-
cress. and viii have maioritias in both Houses
Of tie Legislature. Tbemajority on Join. BAL
j., wiu De fo-ty-scvca. The utmost quic; pre-
walls throughout the State, except in the coua-
ties occupied by Kirk and Lis men.
j. ". Holden, Of the Raleigh Standard and
Douglas, the Governors Ajiutaut General
have been arrested and bound over in $1,000
for assault.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13

HORRIBLE DEATH.-Ou Monday last, while
Mr. Samuel Clarke, residing at Dam No G,
who has been employed for some time as a
Waterman on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
was burning some brush, he fell into the burn
ing pile, and when discovered by his friends
was burned terribly, the flesh from one side
being almost entirely burned away. He was
carried to his home, and after lingering in in
tense agony until Thursday last death put al
end to his suaerinss. lie leaves wife aud
several small children to mourn his loss. He
was formerly from Frederick county, Va
N5rgaR Mercury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
CharlcstoVVn, w. Virginia.

TE'HE next Session will commence on Monday,
/ September l2h, 1870.
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 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 lG, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13

The vote which was taken in Augusta Couu-
ty on Saturday last, on the question of sub
scribing to the stock of the Valley Railroad to
the amount Of three hundred thousand dollars
wasadyerse to the subscription. \ thrcc-ffths
majority of the entire number of votes cast
was necessary to sanction the subscription, but
it received only majority Of about two hun
dred and fifty votes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
Judge Whites Address at DuHcld's.

'ou' p'''-N' na''us Oe'" '''''' U! .''' '','".
Ey tn'on and by some other excessively loyal
parties Of the simple mention of the first battle
Cf Manassas nv Jr1,o White in his address NJ
80, .-.-...
bu."e'iS on '"e us, 0'''' we ''N' '0,'.''.1 ~
publish the offensive extract hoping that by q
careful perrsll. their oltuse perceptions will
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paint Che speaker desired 70 make clear, anu
not 20 stir up feelings Of luminosity. These
.---...... . 81. .-...rr al 800.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13

Situated in n delightful neighbor, removed from
the temptations incident to towns or villages; en-
loving every comfort which home could furnish,
with continual supervision of the principal; the
facilities for study and exercise unsurpassed Re
ligious influence Of Christian Minister'S home
ALWAYS present-oier every advantage which a
christian parent could desire.
Rev. ). l.. PuiudeNter, educated at University
Of Virginia and Theological Seminary Of Virginia,
is an experienced teacher, having taught for five
years in some Of the largest and best schools Of the
South.
1-u- For further particulars apply TO
Ray. W. T. LEANELL,
Near CharlestOwn, JcG. Co., W. Va.
July lG, ls7o-tf.
SPIT. copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
NOTICE.

4 IL Persons indebted to the estate OF the late
\ Barney OFT, are requested to make early pay
meut is desirable that the estate be closed at
an carly day. Those having claims against the
estate will present them, properly authenticated,
for settlement.
T. W. POTTERFIELD.
id,.irj.'r9t5r ,rih The Va Anacr,3.
Aur IL. loIO-tt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
Encourage Your Homo
Company.

INSURE your Houses, Barns Wheat Stacks. DC.
! in the Valley Fire Insurance Company, of West
Virginia, at Charlcstown. Its rates for insurance
are rs low. and il, securities rs good as those of
foreign companies.
Applications for Insurance to J. Ed. DUKE
Agent, viii have prompt attention.
Office at NCCURDl / DUKES
Aug Is, lS7O-Gt. Hardware Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
LOOK OUT FARMERS!
Farm For Rent.

vT,HE undersigned offers the "Mount Hammond
Farm for rent. One Of the best farms in ne
County, containing 100 Acres ofcirared land-lzo
Of it River bottom. This land VIII be rented FOR
Two or Five years-terms TO suit renter FuI
possession can be given Immediately. ,,,.,,-.,
P''-'--' H.F. SCHULTZ.
Aug. G. ls70--tf. Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
Lumber.

al 600 Reward, fer any case Of BHa9i
- | .UUU Bleeding, Itching, or Clceraea
piles that DE BING'S PILE REMEDY fall to
cure. II is prepared expressly 70 cure the i-,S
and nothing else, and has cured cases OF over ~
wears standing. Sold by all Druggists.
VIA FCGA.
De Bing's Via Fuga is the pure juices Of BnAs'
Herbs, Roots, and Berries. for
CONSUMPTION.
Inflammation Ofthe Lungs: all Liver, Kidney ana
Bladder diseases. organic Weakness, Female Al
Gictions. General Debility, and all complaint oil
the Urinary Organs in Male and Female, proauc,,
ing Dyspepsia. Costiveness, Gravel, Dropsy ana
Scroigld, which most generally terminate 10 ~
Consumptive Decline. Impurities and enrich The
Blood. the Biilary, Glandular and Secretive 9ys,,
TEN; Corrects ana Strengthens the Nervous ana
Muscular forces; il acts like a charm on weak neT-
vous, and debilitated females, both young and oiu'
None should be without it. Sold everywhere
LABoRATORY-li2 Franklin ST., Baltimore ma
August g. lST0-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13

The Washington correspondent Of the St.
Louis Republican, after a careful review Of the
political situation says the present House con-
sists Of 23s mcmbcrs-Rldical 1G3 Demo-
Gratis, -, and the next House win stand in all
probability, Democrats 126 to Radicals 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
LATE WAR NEWS.
The War in Europe.
Forward Movement of the Prussians.
Another Victory by the
Crown Prince.
The French Retreating on
Metz.
Conflicting Accounts OF the Battle.
Excitement and Disorder il
Paris.
The French Retrcating on
Metz.
Connicting Accounts OF The Battle

FrrIIN. Aug 6, via London, 1880 p. NJ
The Prince Royal telcgraphs the following bull
}etIn from the field Of battle:
"a victorious battle has been fought near
Worth. NcMah0n was totally beaten by the
larger part Of my command. The French re-
tired from Bjtche. FEEDERIcE WILLIAM,
Prince Royal, Field Of Battle, near Worth.
The Other Side oCHc Story.
LONDON, Aug. 6, S.3OP p. M.--Thc Globe,
on undoubtel authority, says great battle,
in which many troops were engaged, began
yesterday. but was interrupted by darkness
It was resumed early this morning and contin-
ued unit. o'clock this evening, when victory
was declared for the French
Ia Iijerte says that McMahon moved
Yesterday towards WCisscHSurg. lie was but
two hours march from that point and his men
marched no quicks,ep. He has between co.
Geo and 10000 men. To-day there will be
about I50, 600 men concentrated near Weissen-
burg.
The Paris Libcrte publishes a private dis
patch sent 40 midnight from StrasJurs, report
ing that Mcmahon beat the PruSsiaus ycstcr-
day evening The latter evacuated Wessen-
burg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
The DuflicId'~ Classical
High school,

WILL open its First Session in the New Build
w ing. on the 1T Monday Of September, 1870
and close the last Thursday of June, 1871. This
School is designed TO prepare young men for the
highest classes of our best Colleges, for the Uni
vcrsity Of Virginia, for the active pursuits OF life
Special attention viii be given to the thorough in
structon in our own language, which j. sometimes
sadly sighted in Classical Schools. The Session
will be divided into two terms Of months each, at
the close of which j. C.. last week of January and
June, there will be public examinations.
Thi. School is not designed 10 be Scctarian.'
All parents may exercise their right In determine
on what religious services their sons shall attend,
provided, every pupil shall regularly attend some
Ihnrch ON Nh. Snhhlth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANc,
Improved in
QUALITY AND CONDITION.

The quality Of this Guano is materially improved
this season by the addition to its composition Of
large per cent. Of the
SALTS or POTASH
1t is improved in condition by being hroughtin-
to market sufficiently dry and uniformly inc 10
pass with Jaei!iy and regularity through the ofi-
fees of the
WHEAT DRILL.
More than 81 900 600 IL involved in the produc-
ton OF this Guano and the trade in II has steadily
increased, until now it far exceeds that 20 any 9th
er fertilizer.
The Pacific Guano Company has a iar great.
interest in the maintenance Of the q1diHg pt IT,
GuanO than any number of coH-umers can have;
hence no apprehensons need exist as 10 IL coHii-
ned excellence.
JOHN S. REESE 4 co.
General Agents for Pacific GuanO Co.
No. 10 SOUrn SutEEr, 20 FLooR,)
BALTIMORE, MD.
McCURDY a. DUKE, Agents,
Aug. 6, ls70-3m. CharIcstown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
FOR SALE.
VIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ATPRIYATE
I SALE.

in Jefferson County. W. Va. about Three miles
from CharleStown, on the Smithdcld Turnpike, and
within few hundred yards of Cameron's Station,
on the ". d =. Branch Of the b. Il q. Railroad,
containing $50 Acres of which 100 are cleared the
rest in Timber. Also, a third undivided interest in
the Dover of Mrs Louisa Washington which
dover amounts to about $50 Acres This land is
part oi the " Hardwood Estate and its qnality is
well known to be of the very best of Jefferson lime
stone land. JNO. 4. WASHINGTON.
Aur Is. lS70-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
Valuable Town Property.
FOR SALE.

4 THOROUGHBRED DEVON BULI.-has
4 been long enough on the farm. | will dis
pose Of him on accommodating terms. Also, CORN,
which will be delivered at the courthouse.
July Is, l87O-tf. CHARLES AGLIONBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
LOCATION.

Duiield's is Station on the b. e .. K. r., in
Jefferson county, W. Va, in the most beautiful
and healthy region Of the Valley Of Virginia; and
in the midst OF a population distinguished for lru-
ga.ity, industry, sobricty and Christian morality.
There is not anywhere within the reach Of this
School, place where liquors and their cOncOmi-
tants, for the seduction and ruin Of youth can be
procured.
BOARD may be had in the most moral and
respectable families at from SIG to $50, including
everything except washing and lights.
TUITION English Branches for 10 mos $1,000
EBelish and Classics 1900
French extra 1000
The entire expense for Board and Tuition for
the Scholastic year may vary from $500 to $3.50.
For fuller information apply 10
REV. JNO. \. SCOTT, 4. NJ,
JNO. A. SCOTT, Jr., A. B.,
Associate Principals.
Du.liclds Depot: Jefferson County, W. Va.
Iulv sy T,-U-GW
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Valuable Shoats For Sale.

ff'HE subscriber has for sale four VALUABLE
| WHITE CHESTER BOAR PIGS-six months
Old, very large and healthy and yauable to such
as would improve their stock Of hogs
HENRY RoHRER.
Rippon, Aug. c, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13

4 robust hod-carrier in New Hampshire re-
Gently carried a barrel of flour from the side
walk to the third-story of a new building, and
returned with j. upon his shoulder to the
street, where he sold the -four for IS, and re-
ceiyed a handsome sum from the lockers on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13

REIGIous.-The Rev. J. w. Evan will not
preach at Smithfeld on Sunday August 14th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-08-13
IATlER NEWS.

PIE FRENCH BElTENRIGHTAyD LEFT
DEFEAT OFNMAuONAND FROSSARD.
LOSSES HEAVY on BOTH SIDES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEAR NEIDER-
BONN AND KIRCHSHOFFEN.
CaPTUREOF 3 900 FRENCH PRISONERS
IND IHIETl CiNNON