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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

rnH Commissioners appointed to ex-
anime and license druggists in New
York city have organized and COM
menced operations, The law requires
ali druggists to appear before the
Board within six months, and after
that time evsry persomwho compounds
IL physicians prescription without
having received a license. Is subject to
q flne and imprisonment. The Com
missiouers, II Is stated, are we'll quail
fled for their position, and itisbelieYed
that the plan viii work satisfactorily,
and will to q great. extent protect the
public or New York city fromthe mis-
cakes of incompetent druggists. 1t Is,
ho1cver, suggested that tho mere pass
age Of an examination Will not insure
safety, -thea .wisest pharmaeentist
NAV make o mistake, and the most
sIiilful physicians may send careless
or illegible prescriptions. rnr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

sledges, etc, to effect ON yentrance
without success. Atbalf-past3 o'cloct.
this morning the lock was picked iJy
Ensign, d dty locksmith.
Ia Alameda county Judge Mckee,
or the Third District Court, b.as SEN
fenced Ramon Amador, q D alive Of
California, to be hanged on Thursday,
the 3lst- Of August next. Amador
murdered a hunter named Hiscock,, to
get possession of a rifle which he COW
eted. The prisoner received the SEN
tence with the utmo st Indifference,
manifesting no concern whatever. BE
is an ex~-convict, about % years old.
h The Omnibus Railroad Company
have reduced the street car fare to four
cents. Other companies are expected
to follow suit. A1$- '
At h late hour last evening there
were rumors on the street that the
Leaguers in Amador had i~nangurated
a reign Of terror, and commenced MUIR
dering all parties obnoxious to them,
created intense excitement among the
military and others in San Francisco.
Notices were Immediately Issued for
the National Guard to hold themselves
In readiness to march at a moments
notice, and q large force Is reported
for duty at the respective armories.
1t Is not permitted to state the extent
of the preparations made, but they are
adequate for any contingency which
may arise. The troops are generally
anxious to turn out and meet the muir
derers.
The latest dispatches report that E.
E. Hatch, the bookkeeper of the Anna
dor mine, was murdered by McMen-
nomy, q. prominent member Of the
Leaguers, who was In turn shot and
killed, or MORALLY wounded by Hatch.
The Amador Company's force Is
blockaded by tho Leaguers; the tele-
graph office ditto, and it Is supposed
the wires are cut.
Masked Leaguers are seeking for
various parties to murder them. and a
reign Of terror Is prevailing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

An interviewer writes that Charles
Francis Adams declares he has no III
terest In politics, and will not be a
candidate for Office under any. circum-
stances whatever. Being asked his
opinion OF the new departure, Adams
replied !: Well, I can't OF course say
what 1t will amount to. There Is no
doubt but the Democrats have made n
great many mistakes, and thlsacknowl-
edgment Of them Is no doubt n step In
the right direction, If they wish to be-
come the party Of the country. There
are no issues before the people, and
politics therefore lose their charm ex-
cept for interested politicians, and !
thank my stars that I am not one Of
that class, III wanted Office perhaps
could dig up something to talk
about. "-Cfnoinndti Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

IT b estimated tina: there are now in
Paris 100000 persons dependent on
public charity. The reason Is mainly
the want Of employment for the heads
Of families. AS o as the city is so
settled that the work of repairing the
damages can be begun, there will be
ample employment, and pauperism
wilfbe confined to the infirm. ~ <
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

RICE BEER.-It Is stated that the
practice of brewing beer from rice Is
rapidly coming into use In Germany.
This beer Is said to be of avery clear,
pale color, OF an extremely pleasant,
mild taste, foaming strongly and yet
retainiug wellits carbonie acid ga.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

ORANGE lodges were not formed in
Ireland until 1895, though the Irish
Protestants bad, for a century before.
been associated In clubs under the titles
Of Peep O'Day Boys, Hearts. Of Steel
Boys, Dark Boys and Bright Boys. In
that year they, consolidated under the
general name Of Orangemen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
BY THE CABLES.

NEW YORK, JUL, 25.-Aspecial des-
patch from London saysthe Pope may
leave Rome at, any day, and prepare
tions are making for bis reception.at q
chateau at Corti, Corsica. n. Yallery,
owner Of the chateau, has an under
standing with Antonneli, and is to
place itlat the disposal Of the Pope.sA
movement Is going on In France to
guarantee the Pope temporal sorer-
eighty over Corsica. The pope wishes.
to publish a syllabus In regard to the
occupation of Rome by the Italian
Government, and declaring measures
Withholding from him all temporal
powers, a void.
Measures have been taken already in
Rome to prepare for the choice Of the
next Pope. It Is proposed to choose
one moderate In ideas and not un-
friendly to Italy, and by this means
effect a compromise with the Italian
Government. Cardinal De Pietro is
mentioned. ,a3 ar
The disposition made by the French
Chamber Of the petite 5 In regard to
the temporal power Of tho Pope, Is
equivalent to laying them on the table.
DUBLIN, July ga great meeting
was held Saturday on Lloyd's Hill, to
protest against the eviction of a large
number Of farmers. Violence is threat
ened II necessary to resist the eviction.
lVERsKILLEs, July 25.-The moderate
Republicans In the Assembly are nego-
tiatlng for a union with the Radical
Left.
LONDON, July GA dispatch. from
Madrid In relation to the recent Minis
terial crisis Is somewhat confused. II
now appears that members Of the Cabi-
net formed by Scrrano have taken the
oath of office. The Minister Of War
acts as the Minister OF State ad interim.
Many Spanish officials have rendered
their designations.
The Standard to-day publishes the
details Of a series Of terrible earth.
quake shocks which recently occurred
In the PHILIPPINE Islands. More than
200 persons were swallowed up by the
and every one instantly killed.
Sixty bodies were recovered. The
rest of the inhabitants fed from the
Islands, which are utterly depopr, sted.
PARIS, July 25.-It is again rumored
that Favre intends to resign.
The Paris Assembly Committee upon
the Budget proposes to raise fresh
duties amounting to six hundred mil
lion francs. $500
VERsArLI.Es, July 25.-Thies re
fused to accept the proffered rcsigna.
tion of Favre as Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
The assembling Of the Courts Mar,
Pttal is announced to take place OIL the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

The annual report OF the Albany
State n Particularly for 1870, states the
whole number Of convicts admitted
huringthe year to be 2O.5l4- of this
number 2,710 only were temperate,
1854 were positively Incorporate.
Who doubts that intemperance Is the
cause OF criue? Yet the drinking
goes on. = Young man will not be
warned By the ten thousands Of exam
ples before them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

THI total population Of the United
States, according to the latest revision
Of the census tables, Is 50. $40, 9s7. OF
this number, 4, s7s,32a are colored,
q ,733 Indian, 63,196 Chinese, and IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

A MEMPHIS belle challenged q man
to psfrya 0Hstslfantly accepted, and
in twenty minutes there astacwed-
ding. In twenty days there was q d.
Yorce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

AT. some OF the summer boarding
houses the butter set before the people
is like a defended fort-that is rather
too strong to be easily taken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

GEN. ELY s. PAKxEs has resigned
the Commissionershlp Of Indian AZ
fairs, and the President has accepted
his resignation. 1t Is to take effect on
the 1st Of August.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

RIoTEas have seized the mail cars
on the Chattanooga and Alabama Rail-
road at. York Station, and the railroad
company IAN no longer transport the
mails beyond that point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

HE three Republican newspapers
at Concord New Hampshire, are to b
united into one, 1t Is said, for the pur-
pose Of promoting Concord In the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

|. In IL said that Rufus Choate wal once
applied x, ID defend criminal, and
declined SiAtly, exclaiming; $50
stepped IN blood, and no money Hell
a lost man !"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

ANEW ESar.ASD preacher recently
b,sed his sermon on what he called
"the unhappy fate Of Mrs. Lot"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

VERsxrLIEs, July 25.-Thiers re-
fused to accept the proffered resigna-
ton of Favre as Minister Of Foreign
Affairs. e. .s,. .
The assembling Of the Courts Mar
'ttal is announced to tahe place OH the
July 3lst.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25

AMosks1 picked a mans pocket Of
$l5s. on a New York and Brooklyn
ferryboat the other night. 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-07-25
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Florence Sewing Machine

Needles, silk, Thread and Findings complete
for all Machines. Constantly on hand and for
sale at San Francisco prices. . 4
All orders from the country promptly and
N. N. FRIEDRICH.
je4-2m &c South O Street, Virginia, New.
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PERSONAL.
4 NCIENT ORDER OF EGYPTIAN MONKS-sATUR-
~ day evening, September SO 1871, Monastery OF the
North,
UNIT Ii WENT UP TO 1857 AND FOUND you
IA had moved Address note to me- stating where you
arc, SAM, box IS Herald once.
ELOIsA-RETURN TO YOUR HOME, AND ALL
u viii be forgiven. YOUR MOTHER.
INFORMATION wANTED-oF THE RELATIVES OF
i Henry Burnley Buckley lost II
then years age) either In New Brooklyn don't
know which Have educated by uncle bu, do
know had three brothers at that time, Daniel,
George and Powers Information Of the above will be
warded. HENRY BURkLEY, Morriqynle, Bucks eoantyPa
IF THE FOLLOWING NAMED PERSONS WILL AID.
j dress Z. A. B. box 1857 New York Poet Office, stang
where the be found they III something greatly TO
their pecuniarv adva Valentine Mactas Abrery
eorse Brown for JeDet B. Brown; Abraham Coles,
Zaner Compt BraDck Mathew French, Elizabeth C. Green,
Archibald Job Senior, Stephen Jones, Henry H. Murray,
Charles Moore Freicrico Miancs, T. Prcnoergns Mrs
Johanna w Maria Oppenheim, Viscount g. L. Roederer
Milton wbiPpe.
TOHN sPEEcHLEY, FORMERLY OF wOODSTONE,
81 Huntingdonshire, England. his heirs, will he of
someth his their advantage by addressing
DAWBAkN, Stauwigh, Conn., The address of John Speech
IVY In 1859 was New York Post of1ce.
DATRICK, JAMES AND THOMAS sYLR, WHO CANE
to this country about 90 from Annandown,
county Galway Ireland, of somehing to their ad
vantage by addressing JOHN q. DALE 10 broadway N Y
yxyILLIAM b. D.-sEND YOUR ADDRESS OR RE-
w turn Immediately. All is well. FRANK.
VOU DID NOT CALL FOR FIAT WALK, OR PASS
i stransei How can meet youp
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RESTAURANTS.

(,AfE BRUNSWICK, FIFTH AVENUE AND TWENTY
~ sixth sreet.-rhts surpassngy elegant and spacious
Restaurant, the fashionable
this city persons OF from abroad, will
substantial attraction to all who may honor with their
patronage ucntsmen with ladies' after the opera theatres
Ac WI hnd al the attsnabs dsjcaoss in this brilliant
salon
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CSTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, PAGGAGES
- &C., &c, in at low rates T79 reenwch
street and 5e3 Hudson OTce ID Ab pgon square,
RUBT. TAG0ART, Pr0prtc,or.
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~ No. $50 drew $1ou 0U, god Kentucky class 5@ Nos
II, H. 3d. drew t2JU0 Hamburg ODcial for August and
received Address BAILEY CO. old established onlce ~
BroadWAV.
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LNxCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,
~ SN sxth avenue, corner fwen,ythiId street Open
daily from 10 A. N. o3 3P N. and Monday wednesday
and Saturday evenings to O'clock Money deposited
now Draws interest October N. B.-Drafts on London
and Royal Bank of Ireland IN sums OF E1 and upward
WIN. II. GILES, President
YaAAo RARprrr csrvetarv
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AMUsEMENrs-sroosD PAor-Poursh, nf,n and sixth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fAsn.sesend column.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-syoosD PAos-see-
BoARphSs w1NrED-sroosD PAer-rirst and second
BRo6kLys~ REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELrvETru
BUSINESS P uPPoSSTusSIriEs-sroosD PAor-Vourth
pusISEss NorIcEs-srvrsru pAar-sisth column.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELEvEsIH PAGE
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwELrru PAes-rhird and
CIoTHING~EITvEsrn PAeE-secoud column
C0ACHMEN AND GARDENERs-Tw -TwELrTH PAeH-Foursh
CoAsIWIsE STEAMSHIPS FIRST PAoE-Ffsh and sixth
corkTkY BOARD, SECOND pAoE,- second column.
bsf pwESG 70 LET AND UN
FURNIsHED-TwELFTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
EuRors1N STEAMSHIPS PAor-Fnh column.
kxCu RsIoNs PAeE1snth Sixth co nmn.
E1RsIshkD E1R RSoSs %ND %PARTMEArs TO LET
Egss5 ss@
HELP PWHHrED-MALEs-TwELrT PAoE-Fourth and
HE1P NV wXNTnp- FEMALES TWELFTH PAeH-second
s BoRsEs, '"s u%RRiGGEs. &c-Fmsr PAGE Second and
hots horsss, Rooms, 90 wzSTED~snoosD rAor-rirA
,ssTSycTIoS FnsS r4sE-zH,s column
APosoN poS SaG AsP
PAGF-Flfth column
LECTURE SEASON ELEVENTH PAGF-Second column
LOAN OFFICES-FiRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND rOUNp-FIEsr PAGE--First column.
MARBLE MANTELS-ELRvENTn PAGE-Fourth column.
niIhiNhaY AND barsssxHiSa~ sSuF1 rAorsuA
AIsCELiAEEous ADvERrIsExENrs-rKsruP PAGE
AIsCELLANEO, s-ELRvEsru PAaE-second and third
columns
MUsICAL-SE1oNp PAGK Sixth column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGR--Fhst column.
P1ANOFOkTES-SrooND PA9E-Third column
AI.--E
POST OFFICE NUrICis-F FLusT PAGe-Fourth colum
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-ELgvRNTn PAGE-FNh and sixth coimns
REAL ESTATE To ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE
REAL ESTATE wANTED-ELEvENTu PAoB-sixth col
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FrnsT PAoE-Eourth column.
RkSTAU URAN1 s. FIEsT PAGE-Thlrd column.
REWARD5-FInsr PAgR-Firs column.
SALES Al AUCIION-ELEyEkTn PAGE-Fourth column
SITUhTI0NS WANTED-FEMALES-Twr PAGE
rst and second columns r,
SITUATION WANTbD-MALEs-TwLLFTn PAGB-Third
column
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-Tirst and second col
sTALLiOTs-FIner PAoE-sccond column.
rhE TRADEo-TwELFrH AGE Fifth column
THE luRF-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUsINL So PURPOSES-TwEiFrH PAGE
titth column.
TRAvr LLERs' GUlDE-FIpsr PAoE-szih colump.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TOILET
TNvELFru PAGE Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JBN ELRY, &o.-ELEyENrH PAGE-second
column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FInsT PAGg-Fourth col
umn
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FINANCIAL.

DUlLs HEAD BANK-FIFTY-sECOND DIVIDEND
ID New York, September a. ls7l.-The usual Quarterly
Dividend per cent free Of all taxes, this day de
carsd out OF te earnings OF the last three months pay
able and after the second day of October next.
q. W. WILLETT. Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the sTOCKHOLD-
N the New York slicate Slate Company, he'd at
their oioe 1871 Fulton street. Wednesday, September
le7l, Messrs A. II. Jocclyn, b. 4. Jocelyn. JF.,
Geo. p. Van tveren, Arson Burrel,
o. J. Holden, Henry w. Holy
were elected Trustees for the ensuing year.
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EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RlCHMoNo
II Old Dominion Steamship Comrany.
Beach street,
For Norfolk. CITY Point and Rchmand. The steamshp
wYANOkB will sail Saturday, september 81 aa r. NJ.
connecting Virginia Tennessee Air line, t,s
Seabosrt Inland AIR e, Petersburg and Weldon Railroad
Chesapeake and Ohio Raroad and Richmond and e
Railroad. Through passenger tickets through of
hdln q; recuced rates to all points South southwest
Aepy At Once, pier 80 ut o.ge comlany iS7
GrcSlNich street, corner of DeU -
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STALLiONS.

81 formerly Judge Brigham.
The above stallion win make the fall for limited
number OF mares, Prospect PARK Fair Grounds peii
gree-Sre. Rysdyk's Ham letonan; dam, tho Sandfori
mare American STAR Terms 3b0j $50 payable at time
Of service 1850 when mare proves In oa aciae ns and
escap rsk of Apply the premises to FRANK
LOOMS.
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EUROPE.


sTHMA AND BRONCHITIs-NO PARTS OF TIE
a human frame are 20 deicstely consuced or so easily
affected as the throat and chest especially In cold
aaatea where danny snd cold The constitution
behooves the sufferer to ADOPT eecua remedies One OF
e simplest and most valuable IL DATuRA ThTULA, which
sdsrs instant relief and the good results confirmed
0eporsonal OF tho physicians II
10 bHtpa-ed only BY sAvORY d MOORE. Of l<3 New Bond
street kondon the chemists 10 the royal families OF England
France Begnin and sold by them and all
and sorekeepers as cigars csarette tobacco and pases
for ubason The directions given bear their and
without sepuine
V'NH QUEENS HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL
Palace, Upper Norwood, London.-To tourists and fam-
cs:-fta elevated, pleasant and saubous position,
combined comfort afforded general
nicnt the Queens Hotel avorte resort Of the
upper ranks Of English society.
THE GRAND BADE HOTEL AND CASINO OF SAXON
Wallis Switzerland. combined with the wort-renowei
Bromne and lodns Springs offer 70 tourists all the nluce
ments OF the Continental spas-conccs menades,
saa ct quarente roulette roro &C. Direct rail-
road unlsatlon from Gent AMI Baael with saxon
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Y,HE GREAT SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND PAsSENQEd
J. LINE FOR CHARLESTON, :. o., AND FLORIDA
FORTS
aud the
South and southwest,
calling from - North r. NJ Tueedayj
Thursday and Saturday :
Tho FIRST class sdewhccl steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA Captain j. T. Beckett,
will sai on Saturday. September 10
Through patage tickets and bills OF ladns issued Al owe
rates.
For local freight and passage apply 70
HENRY Il. MORGAN 4 CO.. .
l77 West street, Wlrrens 1
For through freight tariff and rates apply to
BENTLEY ID. UASELL, Grneral Agent,
Great Southern Freight Line, 3l7 Broadways.,,i
corner Thomas street,
The steamship JAMES ADGER, Captain 7. j. LOCKWOOD
will follow and sail on Tuesday, Octobcr3 g.
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wANTRD TO PURCHASE.

CrkAM PUMP, No. . OR q, SECOND BAND, WANTED,
q at fISCuERS. As West Twenty-eghh street, near
Ninth avenue.
WANTED To BUY OR TO RENT-A COALYARD;
w up town preferred. Address &. " Herald o1ice.
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l,a46 BROADWAY,

THREE poORS ABOVE THIRTY-FIRsT STREET.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. NJ.
I'LL if.M EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE
RATES. HoExrRA CHARLIE OF ANY KIND
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herald BRANCH OFFICE-UP TOWN.
~
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
kECEIvED AT BRANCH OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-07
Desperation.

The demands for the restoration Of the Cum
'y-seat to Charlsstown have become 50 gene
raj and the considerations aud facts upon
which these demands are based are 50 weighty
aud irresistible, that the opponents Of the mea-
sure a5s rcsortiug to the most desperate schemes
or It's defeat They have boldly asserted that
Shcpherdstown IS almost as near the centre Of
the County geographically as Charlestown, aud
Their organ the Register has boldly entered up
on q defense Of the parties who established the
Court House at ShspherdstoWn alleging that
tie necessity for it was created by transfer
o. the distance Of two huadred miles o. 4" The
reRGiaS Of tie valuable records and papers
ty party at Charlestown who w.thou. IL
ceusc took them into their possession sud re-
moved them 20 the distance referred 30 where
many were lost and destroyed and that the
vacation Of the building which easued " leN it
a prey to vsuda soIdiey
The writer Of tie article ia which these
statements are made came as near the truth in
lien as when he says that the old Court House
walls have crumblei away aud fallen down.
The valuable records and papers Of tue
~ruuy sere kept in their proper places in the
Court House until they were considered no
longer safe from ,ie destruction Of "a vanial
'oldiery = and after many Of them had been
thrown into the streets Of the town and had
econ recovered by its citizens, the County
Court directed their removal into tue interior
az the State for preservation, and ty is pyOmp,
and elic;ea: conduct they saved the county
from ir-eparaJe loss A leading and esteem
81 citizen Of Shcpherlstown was Que Of the
ase0ts employed TO perform this work Of re-
roval, and We are sure that be viii be much
slrprzsd % learn that &, was done by party
q. CbarlestOwa without license Tie viii
rot be less surprised to learn that " tho re-
mains Of these valuable records aud papers
were received at az expense, by party at
Nhcpheyds,oUn SIX years ago, and that hence
sud as a necessity the Couuty-scat was estAb-
l,sbed a, that plscc
The fact was TIA; tue Couuty-seat. before
the close Of the war and whilst the records
were yet in Lexington, hat been transferred
FROM Charlestown to Sbepherdstowu, and their
recovery which was not until after the war.
lad not, therefore, tie remotest connection
whatever With iae change Of the COuaty-seat
aud is establishment, elsewhere.
They we're taken 20 ShephcrJs;Jwu simply
because the Coun,y-sea; BY an act Of the Lc-
Sislaturs Of West Virginia had been located /
there and for that reason it was the proper (
= lace 20. tl,m There MAS no scr; Of ueccssi- |
y for change Of the Coluty-ssat 10 order to /.
preserve I,so records. On the contrary they |
tSd been safely sept throughout: the war after
their removal TO Lexington, and at tie close Of
=, ,hey could have been returned 10 Charles
town. Lad still been the C0ua,y-seat. with
entire safety. and ample accommodations could
lave been provided for them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-07
Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored

7 UST Published, new edition of DG. CULvER-
81 WILLS CELgBRATsD ESSAY on the Radical euro
(without medicine) of SPeGNArORRHHBA or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, lNPo-
rKscT, Mental and Physical lncapacity, Impedi-
men:s to Marriage, etc; also, CoSsuHPrIoS, EPfL-
EPsr, and Frs induced by seli-indulgence or sex
ual extravaganza.
ess- Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences Of
self-abuse may be radically cured without the dan
gerous use internal medicine or the application
Of the knife pointing out mode OF cure at once
simple, certain, and effcctual. BY means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and rad
icGliy.
Gs5- This Lecture should be in the hands Of oy-
cry youth and every man in the land.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope, to any adj
dress postpaid on receipt six cents or two stamps.
Also. Dir. Culverwells Marriage Guide"
price % cents.
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CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
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