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COMMISSION AGENCY.

Bai:iwsrs, Nj, jane 7tA, 1871.
HAVING located myself a; 55 Souih Charles
a L Street. corner ot Barre. for the purpose OF
carrying On the business ofa Commission Agent
for the sale OF all kinds Of Country Produce
Tobacco excepted, I respectfully oacr my ser
vices 20 my friends and the citizens generally of
81. Mary anu adjoining counties of lower Ma
,y.snd ia that capacity, and solicit share y;
Ihcir patronage, plr1ging myself to use tzy best
eudeavcrs 20 promote the interests Of those who
iAyoE me with their patronage.
JAMES a. WISE,
No. l5s ScrrH CHARLES STSyrr,
ia ,.H . ~t- bsih@ers.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
{. leo sPAloiNe,

d LIGHT ST, BiL TIkORE Nd.
sTeiiE business cf the late srm Of Poyuar-
n RAT q: NcSrILY, for the sale OF Pre-
~sstoss Ccstoa, Sagsr,s lolasses, and al kiass
OF i'so6ace also agcai foE James A. Ailler'ss'
sSA'esea Geek MhsSkev, viii be coa,inaed q,
he eli siaaa, - l,ssr. SrRxE-, by L. Lro
SrALoiSe, oades TIC name Q. rurxAiRAr & Ne
Cruz. sF9si a 1f9sss
a,3'1 2 sg. LEO srALprys
May -. lsTt--fys
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Great Bargains.

FEN.E LAEGEST. ...
CHEAPEST anr
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i'4luT'I, and Ihl.adclFhia markets, sad will
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.@'''y IN :. 'a-y. county Crr stock o.
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Lr..ns, -.
IN ladies Dress Goods ari Uh,.. Cad.
have L,e. most, l,sspfE 81 d..hlas.bl.,
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Cot. 2. G EAREIs, Cor. JAS S-DowSs, yosS
\. CANAtIss, Jes. h. Kxs, EsS., JoHs +. K.so.
Ese Leoaardtown, Nd.
June IS, lsTl-tf~
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Cosrsins i bliss. hut mssrft,sny;s bis
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RAILWAYS READY REhIEF
READY RELIEF


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of O., iurgs SIRE Trrtr DfcpU Ii .t,iirQ
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CtVTv 3 -'. 81. ..a
Ta" application oftnc. EsISJ R>ii5- to the
pr. ~ paris who're Tie ga,n or difficulty c1-
D.. VIII eTr-i "tse +nd CoanfJr,
!N~u'ya ya.O.sIr a...i.l tu.a bier 4 w2te. viii :.
: :cw uoHi.H's cur cramps. srasmsseur stomach
hort burn. 81, hCi !a:hc, diaErtrra,' Gys.n,e-
~, collie. via .E ;ac bowels aud al internal
pains.
ira. e'ers should always carry bottle Of
RaGcqg'' P>sd. Rc'f.t with taefn. few drop
ia water 'Tlll prsyoE; -Sic5nexs or paias from
chang" of water. !, is better than French Bran
d! o. G.;le'' asa sr:-lg.aat.
- FEEER md AGEE =.
Fever aAi Ag,r cured -. fav cents There
IS auta remedial asrai in thi. Nerld iha, will
cgr, Fever and Agu-. and al, o'he. iatar:uuF.
Billions, scaTict, phViG yellow, and other te
Eeis aided by Eadws, fi!.s) 50 quick as
Railway Ready Relief! Fifty cents per bottlr
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Song OF gold huDter---'.Ny ksppazs
H0rE VI 3 -sbsg-s .s. - Ley
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HEiETHf BEiETYt!

Strong ana pure r.yh tlood increase offl.Sh an :
w"igh'-oietr skin and beautiful comPieTion
secured " all.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-07-13

DR.. R'3cay's SrsaPur.Uian Resident
hos made ,ue most astonishing cures 50
Iui's, SO rapid are the char ges tire body am
dergo.s under tn influence Of this iru!y
wonderful medicine. taat every day an in
grease IN re-h and eight ], seen and felt.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-07

Tickets for the Course, with reserved seats, sl75.
az The sale of tickets will take place SATURDAY
ltei to 10 tickets for any one applicant.
After p NJ, the tickets remaining unsold will he
found at the Bookstores of Sanford Il Co. and L. H.
az
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
Keep the Children Warm.

Children are oren so unequally dressed
some parts covered to excess, and others, more
vital still, left almost unclothed-that they are
in constant discomfort. They cannot tell the
difficulty, and thoughtlcss mothers dismiss tho
whole subject with the general complaint Of
crossness. Warm under-hannels and good
homemade woollen stockings are a comfort
beyond computation in the Winter s-asOn.-
When worn in Winter, it is common to delay
putting them on until the seeds cF bad cold
are sown, which may last for the season or
even life. If the mother is only beforehanded
with her calculations for the changing seasons,
this might all be prevented. In the warm
season make up the woollen., if it does look
unreasonable aud seem as though you would
never need them.
Teach the children carly to knit their own
stockings. They will thank you 5r it when
they are older. Give the little girls warm
knitted hoods which will cover their heads,
and thick waided sacques to wear TO school,
and they will come bounding home with cheeks
like red apples, and eyes sparkling with health
and gee. Cover the baby's arms and vaIon
bosom with the brightest Of woolen sacques
its cunning feet with the thickest Of socks and
see if it does not rejoice your heart thousand
fold more by its gleeful Growing; than it used
to in those terrible days Of Group and cold,
when it went bare armed and shouldered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
Marx Twain on Chambermaids.

/ Against all chambsrmaids, Of whatsoever
age or nationality, launch the curse Of bach
,lordom.
Because
They always put the pillows at the opposite
end of the bed from the gas-burner, SO that
while you read and smoke before sleeping las
/ is the ancient and honored custom Of the bache-
lors you have to hold your book aloft, in al
uncomfortable position, to keep the light from
dazzling your eyes.
If they can't get the lightin aninconyenient
position any other way, they move the bed
If you pull your trunk out six inches from
the wall 90 that the lid will stay up when you
open it, they always shove that trunk back
again. They do it on purpose
They always put your boots into inaccessible
places They chiefly enjoy deposidng them as
far under tho bed as the wall will permit. It
is because this compels you to get down into an
undguifed attitude. and make wild sweeps for
them in the dark with the boot jack, and swear
They always put the Matchbox in some
other place They hunt up new place FOR it
every day, and put bottle OF other perishable
glass thing, groping about in the dark, and
get yourselves into trouble
They are forever moving the furniture
When You come in, in the night, you can cal
culateonfnding the bureau where the wardrobe
was in the morning. And when You come in
at midnight, or thereabouts, You will fall over
the rocking-chair and you will proceed toward
the windowaud sit down in the slOp tub. This
will disgust you They like that.
No matter where you put anything, they
won't let it stay there They will take it and
move it the first chance they got.
They always save up the old scraps Of print
ed rubbish you throw On the floor, and stack
them carefully on the table, and then start the
fire with your valuable manuscripts.
And they use more hair oil than any SIX
men.
They keep always coming to make your bed
before you get up, they don't come any more
till the next day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
An Efectual Rebuke.

On lis way home from his last tour in Ire
land, Rev. Rowland Hill was very much au-
noyed By the reprobata conduct Of the captain
and mate who were greatly addicted to the
ungentemanly habit Of swearing. First tl'c
captain would swear at the mate, and the
n'sio woglA swear at she captain, aud then
they would both swear at the wind
"Stop, stop" shouted Hill, " let US have fair
play, gentlemen It's my turn nowr
"At what is your turn % said the captain.
"At swearing, replied HILL
After waiting until his patience was exhaust
ed, the captain urged Mr.. Hill to be quick
aud take his turn, for he wanted to begin
again.
No, no, said Hill, d" can't be hurried !
have a right to take my time and swear at my
own convenience"
Perhaps, you don't intend to take your
turn" respondent the other.
Pardon me, said Hill but do, as soon
as | can find the good Of doing So"
The rabuke had its desired effect there was
not another oath on the voyage IS a preach
er, Hill was simple, clear and fluent His
powers Of Imagination were far above medioc-
rity, and he had a remarkable talent for illas-
trating and simplifying grea. and important
truths
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
NITSCELLANEOUS.
Averages Better than the Rest Of Us
After all.

woman in a neighbothood is only exceed
ed by another woman She can love truer, or
hate worse than the men of ordinary calibre
She can make of home a little Heaven or a
little hell on less capital than any other busi-
ness can be carried on.
She can make ten OF a hundred dollar bill
so up, O !! so quick
She can drive man out Of = house if her
tongue be working all right quicker than Beast
Butler could get away with set ofspoons.
She is better than pine or stone coal for
keeping neighborhood boiling hot aud home
more uncndurable than a burn on your thumb
joint, all the time making you think she is a
package Of refined innocence, a saint, fayo-
rite angelic advertising agent for Gabriel.
She can kiss another woman sweeter and
then talk about her worse than one Of these
Reform Republicans can talk about the
President
And she knows more by intuition Of all the
affairs of the neighborhood than Grant knows
about his relations or the post-ofice presents
he receives, or is willing to
She can be nicer to a woman she hates than
a carpet-bag politician is to a negro before he
has voted.
She can walk further to display a new dress
than loyal or disloyal contraband conld tray-
el for chickens in the night
And God love her, if she loves man. she
will stick to him longer than the Dent family
will to the immortal speech-maker, Ulysses!
Like dollars, COOL women arc hard to get,
hard to keep, bothersome to look after, but here
is a conuudrum. How can we get along
without them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
They Don't Die Dat Way.

There was a deal of pith and point in the
comment of the African preacher on the text
1t is more blessed to give than to receive -
Said he: q have known many church tc
die cause it didn't give enough; but / never
knowed church to die cause it gave too much
Dey don't die dat way. Brederen, las any
one knowed church to die cause it gave too
much? If you do just let me know, and I'll
make pilgrimage to dat church, and I'll
climb by de soft light Of de moon to its moss
covered roof, aud I'll stand and lift my hands to
heaven and gay: Blessed am de dead dat die
in de Lord 3"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
POETRY
TO A GRAND CHILD FOUR YEARS
OLD.

Karc said to his grandpa one day,
With his eyes bright with beauty and joy
Dear grandpa, | wish you to say,
If you were ever boy?
Did you ever have donkey or sheep
cat or n dog that would bark
Or a ball like that | will keep?
It's the one you gave little Marc.
Had you blocks for building house,
And gay-colored letters to spell
The name of the cat and the mouse,
And words that are now hard to tell ,
Yes, my boy. was once young like you,
And busted myself with my toys;
Bareheaded and barefoot | grew,
In a world to me full Of joys.
fshed in the brook with pin
Ny mother had tied to a thread;
Sometimes | would slip and fall in,
But the water wasn't over my head.
Nv grandpa would lead ME away
To hear the song Of the robin and lark;
would pluck the wild flowers of May,
And sound my toy whistle Of bark.
But the days of nv childhood have past,
And my brow is now sprinkled with gray
Yet I'll lead thee 10 Him 10 the last
That wisdom may guide all thy way.
Humble and tender and sweet,
Thou comest in faith my boy
To sit at thy grandiather's feet,
And listen to words Of Joy.
Taught by thy loving, winning way
BY truth that knows no alloy,
May go to our Father and say,
Let me be always a boy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
Good Humor.

Good humor is the clear blue sky Of the soul
on which every star Of talent will shine more
clearly, and the sun Of genius encounter no va
pors in his passage. 1t is the most exquisite
beauty Of q fine face; a redeeming grace in a
homely one
Itislike green in landscape, harmonizng in
every color, mellowing the light, softening the
hues Of the dark, or like lutte in full concer;
Of instruments, 4 sound, not at first discovered
BY the ear, yet filing up the breaks in The con-
cord with its deep melody
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

A witness in court, who had been cautioned
70 give precise answer TO every question, Yves
questioned as follows
" You drive wagon ~
" No, Sir, donot."
"Why, did you not tell my learned friend
90 this moment %
mo, sir, did not
NOW, sir, ! put it to you On your oath, do
you not drive wagon -
" No, sir
What is your occupation, then -
drive a horse, sir %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

BoED REcovEREU.-During the war, Senator
Joseph 4. Waidel Of this place lost, by cap
ture Of The enemy, come valuable papers,
among which was a coupon bond Of the Viz
ginia Central Railroad Company for $1,000
which our readers viii be pleased to learn, has
been recovered. The holder Of the bond, Mr.
A. NJ Hunter, Of Gettysburg, Pa, who pur-
chased it in Parkersburg, West Va, restored
The bond to Mr Waddell upon being reimburs-
ed the amount paid by him.--Stan"!on SPee-
frf0r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

Mark Twain writes the following answer 10
a correspondent:
Young Author Yes, Agassiz does recon-
mend authors to eat fish, because the phosphor-
us in it makes brains. So far you are correct
But cannot help you to a decision about tho
amount you need to eat--at least, not with
certainty. If the specimen composition you
send is about your fair usual average, should
judge that perhaps q couple Of whales would
be all you would want or the present Not
tho largest kind, but simply good miidlinS
sized whales.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

DEATH or Az OLD NEGRo.-Several weeks
Ego an old negro man, named Peter Mott, for
merly slave Of r. Milton, late Of this county,
died at the advanced age af 1O4 years. lie
was a good servant, and when the right Of
franchise was given him, he showed his ap-
probation Of his masters kindness, aud Of tie
confidence he reposed in the judgement Of
thos. among whom he was raised, by always
voting the conservative ticket -CJQke Courier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

An exchange says: A man at Elizabeth.
y. j., heard that by rubbing kerosene oil on
his face the mosquitoes would no. bite him
lie put some on, and then thought he would
take smoke before retiring. And he lit his
pipe, slight explosion was heard, aud he was
picked up out Of the back yard and eS.in-
guished His family was left in quite destitute
circumstances.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

4 Pennsylyanis editor having stated in
paragraph that there was man IN the place
who had boen drunk for 80 years, was called
upon By 20 different persons, who demanded
retractiop, each visitor insisting that the item
was personal attack
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

4 man by the name Of Oats WAS hauled up
recently fOr beating his wife and children. On
being sentenced % imprisonment the brute re-
marked that it was very hard If man was
not allowed to thresh his own oats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
NOTICE.

TUST received 10000 WHITE PINE SHIN
SJ Giles; also %. 600 feet White Pine PLANh
i and IL inch-cheap for Cash. Plsst.ering
LATH on hand +. GANNON;
Lumber Dealer, HarRor's Ferry.
December -, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

FRoM TIE MoUSTAN.-IAst Wednesday a
deer that had wandered from the mountains,
was seen in the fields near Winchester. Sew
eral Of our hunters gave chase, and on Thurs
day it was oyertaken aud killed near Kerns-
town.-W WincLester Nelss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

Miss Tompkins iays that every unmarried
lady Of forty has passed the Caped Good
Hope.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
The Sexes.

The woman's Journal pithily remarks
When God settled the solitary in families, he
decided the question of the relations of the
sexes. While brothers and sisters continue
to be born, it will bo safest and best that men
and women should be associated in all the az
fairs of life. They need each other. Notthat
either is superior to the other men are much
wiser than women, nor women somuch nobler
than men; it is only that they were originally
meant to live together, and it is several thou
sand or several hundred thousand years too late
to improve that arrangement. Men arc bad
enough, no doubt but, as aunt Chloe remarks
in"Dred, Dey's enulf sightbetter thannufin.
On the other hand, women are often weak and
silly and that delightful shrew, Mrs. Poyscr is
obliged to admit, in Adam Bede,' a. an
not denying that women are foolish; God Al
mighty made them to match the men"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

James /. Avis, formerly Of this town and
sou Of Capt Jno. Avis las been elected Cap
tain Of a Hook & Ladder Company At Harris
onburg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
HOWARD HOUSE,
HOWARD ST., NEAR BALTINoRs ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

TENHIS favorite. well established House is now
thoroughly renovated aud the Proprictors
tr5st that by strict personal attention to the com
fort Of It's Guests, to recommend it TO a generous
patronage 1t has ample accommodations for 800
guests, and being convenient to the Railroad De
pots and situaedin the business centre Of the city,
presents attractions TO business men equal to any
Hotel in Baltimore. Board SIS per day.
y. VILE : son, Proprietors,
Formerly Of the Washington House llagers-
town.
July 80, IS7O-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
The - stewart House,"
Formerly Ramer's-adioining Court House,
MARTINSBURG, w. VA.

rVvHE undersigned having leased this well known
and popular house and having rcftted and
furnished II in ample style is prepared TO furnish
% the travelling public, well as 20 transient and
permanent b0arders the best Of
HOTEL ACCOM- NJ o = a tt 0 S.
His TABLE will be supplied with the best the
market affords. Rooms airy and convenient, and
servants polite and ubliEing.
The STABLES attached 20 the Hotel vill be at
tended bv trustv and competentcd Ostlers.
~ Passenger. taken to and from the Cars.
Nav so. 1870. JAS. 4. BOYD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

All orders promptly attended to, and all work
thankfully received and done with neatness and
dispatch. Residence, lsl Conway Street close to
Green.
Oct 90. fS7O-Gm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
MASON & MARSHALL.
House IS Sign Painters,

KALSOMING AND WALLS WHITENED,
No 20 PARK ST.
Between Lexington and Saratoga SE..1
BALTIMORE, MD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
VALLEY TIRB INSURANCE COMPANY
WEST VIR GINA.
OFFICE----C II AR L e S II o w n
JEFFERSON COUNTY, ". Va.
CAPITAL 100000.
OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
JOHN ". GRANTHAM-P President.
JOHN ". McCURDY-Vice President
G.. a. PORTERFIELD, Sec'y and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
John ". Crantham, Joseph TrspNen.
a. C. Timbsrlake, Jno W. McCurdy,
James Logic, VI. W. Burr,
Jno. !. Lock.
HNHIS Company being now established upon &
permanent basis. offers TO the people Of this
part of the Valley Home Enterprise equal TO any
in the State. Is terms are as moderate and its
securities as good as those Of other Companies.
II brings money 20 our people; keeps 1t with our
people and invests it for the benefit Of rpeople
Money will be received on deposit. and interest
allowed when left specified length of time. Notes
discounted and Exchanges bought aud sold.
Applications for Insurance may be made %
J. ED. DUKE,
Apr. IL, 1870. Local Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
CHARLESTOWN, SATURDAY, JANUARY d, 1871.

The symptoms of Liver
Complaiutareuneasin
and pain in the side.
Sometimes the pain is in
the shoulder, and is mis-
taken for rheumatism.
The stomach is affected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
PIANO FCRTES.

WARERoous. No. $50 West Baltimore Sire
Near Eutaw,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
DIRECTORS:

Apr. II, 1876
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-07
TO WgCE IT MAY CONCERN.

I lave IN Ny CHARGE 4 LIMITED NUM-
her Of the 1851 Statutes of the Territory OF
Nevada. which l will sell On reasonable terms.
J J. LINN.
Carson City, May 10, 1871. O!2otf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-07
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TT s.NASnN TAXES THIS OPPORTUNITY
. To thauk his I'D customers f'r tHcEr frlHcr
l-b.ral support, sui To request them I" cal mon
rira again. and tiEe 4 LOOK 1T the merchandise
offered tT >tla-
\ II. C.rs3~ VII be delivered Free of
cnarGr. IN any part If the city. ani in amy part
part # the country within reasonable dT>tanceI
Ctr~.u Clcv. Jluut.v -. ISL JI-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-07

THRoUGH TICKET fn m AURORA and PINE
GROVE to RENO can he procured 10y APPLYING at
the Offices.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-07

ANY information c,n lee ,btturl 1T the IT,.
0rm>hy House. ". :. WILSON.
JOIN JIIrIeE. A-rnt.
Carson Cty. J,urry =. 81. .rTs-rf