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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
DISASTROUS FIREs-Loss $ooo,ooo

The following are the losses and assurances
ON the bui,d and contents, No 70 Bccimau-st, burned
early yesterday: The basement and hrst hoor Were
occupied By the Providence Tool Company loss on STOCK
and fixtures sl5 OOO fully insured by Rhode Island com
pares. Tue second floor was occupied by ~ " McDoh
aid & Co steam printers loss stock and machinery
$4,000; insured by the following companies: ttna oil
Hartford $40 900: Western OF Buffalo, 1850; star t4o
Westchester 600; Pacific, 81 500; metropolitan ST H
coirg 81 500 Atlantic - 100 The front Of the third moor
and he sb-cear were occupied by Rose Bros leather
dealers; loss stock, $1,000; fullya insured luc iSti
w ~, ,tird anor was oc,nuied by the Union Paper Col
lar Comuauy loss on stock and machinery, S20OO uIly
insured The fourth and fifth nOors were occupied ny p.
G. Bridg,nan & Co. map aud chart publishers loss ON
stock 40 800 insured for 5000 by the Home $3.50 ny
the Globe and 5000 by four other companies me
sroyed loss $4,000: fully insured The hre originated
on the second oor but in what manner could not Do a
certaincd.
The rear building, No. 1872 Wiliam-st., also
burned early yesterday six stories in hight ana was
occupied by James NJ Detz manufacturer Of lamps and
as fixtures Loss on stock and machinery about 100000;
insured FOR $4,000 by the following Companies Htns,
5000; state, OF Jersey City $500 Exchange $500;
Mechanics ana ii o SSVS; M Wiomsbnrgh civ
$500; Citizens S. s0O Globe, 5000; Holman, $500;
M@tropoitan 81 500 St. Nicholas 5000 state OF Ceve-
land Ohio. $500; Lycoming, $4,000; Arctic, S3W;
Girard 5000 Commercial, S25coi NewEngiano, SSo
was almost entirely destroyed, causing q loss OF
$4,000 insured. No. 1913 William-st is occupied by
Jcssup & Moore, paper dealers. Loss on stock EooG
insured as follows North American Of Philadelphia,
5000 Narragansett Of Providence, 5000 Franklin OF
Philadelphia s. 600; Columbia $500 North American OF
hartford y 900 Mechanics of Brooklyn, $500 security,
s5Gur Ftua 81 500 Pacific OF California 5000 Peoples
OF Worcester, $780, American OF Philadelphia soVT
WliaIn-s is occupied by NJ Ward wholesale dealer IN
drugs who estimates his loss stock by water al sOC
| fully insured by City and out-Oftown companies.
Herman Cohen's false-hair mandatory, on
the first floor OF No Crosbyst, damaged 500 by
fire Yesterday; not insured The second floor 10 occu-
ped by Henry Mas manufactures of ladies' hats Loss
$500; insured s. 900. The building Is owned by Dr.
Burger, and is damaged 500; fully insured
The examination of Marcus Simon, charged
with having fired quantity Of furniture stored in the
building at Plat and Johnsts, continued yesterday
at the Tonbs before Judge Hogan. The janor John A.
Polk was examined, but facts were elected, and
the ease was adjourned until saturday.
Shanties in Sixty-eighth-st., between Tenth
and Eleyenth-ayes belonging to Adam Baker and John
Bowers were dcstroye by fire early yesterday. Their
loss ia 500 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
ANOTHER UPTOWN MARKET.

One of the two buildings erected in accord
arce with the line that is supposed will be adopted when
Broadway widened from Thrtyfourh to Fifty ninth
St. Is markethouse, extending from Fortyfourth to
Forty-hfhss. 1t area OF 1890 square feet,
and the ground and building valued at $4,000 lee
and store houses and invention for cooling the
building will be located in the basement
ON the ground floor there will be 100 stalls,
conlposed In part OF galvanized iron and
marble. In the center "a fountain VIII supply water
to glass basin eight feet in diameter elevated - feet
and stocked with ornamental fish Above the fountain
al night there will be 100 gasights. The main hall on
the second floor IL 81 by 100 The ceiling Is 80 feet high
Another hall fronting Forty tOurthst, is 40 by 30
and still another, fronting Forty -hst ia a by SO.
In addition there is "a large drawng-rOOm, two small
parlOrs aud several dressing rooms. The main hall Is
provided with gallery, in part devoted to private
boxes The towers Of the building rs feet high, and
other part Of it, 50 feet IL is expected that the
market will be ready for occupancy by the middle OF
next month. and yesterday there four from
the downtown markets looking at the stalls. evidently
with eye speculation. The superintendent OF the
whole est alb shmeut Il A. |. Crane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
PASSENGERS ARRUTD.

FROM LyFRPOOL-In steamship Cuba, P,b 81 Elr DE- Hnr
and Ripon Lord Tenteren Fiscount Frk Goodr Henry
Howard Montague Bernerd, Frederick Cremer Ch Ah
Dave John Davies George Lngudse william GFoo "am HOVE
Ellen Goodman John CIrran John Cunningham
nsn os Wepock Donald Mckay Seigman = sehgman
samuel MARIN Mis- Satonsa James Appo tredencA s
Albion Chadbourn Foer, john Dunne Mrs Dunn trei
enek Lottne Mrs May Lotner Chas Begerha9 Oslen
Thomas Rndoph Aken John stephen James he John Dt
Mrs. Clara DAci Masters William Dsck Prank Dac Harley Daek
Js Cost WIN Mckenzie VIM EBbach Begad Ernst Nm echir'
.on Eugene Million M NJ. Burcla samuel funA LOUIS DMhe
Iodgkns A. Chisholm Perkins, g. Adams X ncl, J.f =. l
Mrs Emily Reed Mss Lucy Reed James Cross John bss5 MIS- var
Kough Master H. Foster, Master - arr Fof
William Birke Hugh Melnne John Ferguson George b'lA lb0
Caster. ..,,.,,
NJ, IT, - + rbspo Iobp Fisher Robert L. Camp Fiesrcs
AZ Mrs Carsd Aguere W. DOane Ne and child " q Boa
face. d, Il. A..
an Nc. Mile Miller n O. Lamar c. W. Hayes MilOa.
W. I. Stewart, J. Mann, d. Hogan, W. Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL.

AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, Charles
Saith and James Miller committed Yesterday 90 eA.ss .,
stolen clothing SIS from Smith OF ~ nus
Georse Sullivan hell for stealing clothing -oIth 20 LOU
eel Of 2J William Pool and James
on charge Of .pg n ugs v.us s6o property ora sesa
fFOra cart james H. LouBsberry Of No. ~ hs-ae
At the T0mbs Police Court Justice Hogan co n W.
Jahn Murr.y rs, tsr Tor Lrstng into Ernest Bsl, soIs w
e. Bot~ay fund IN hs place ?, OaS'I yer.
galrb Bsiubdlgr and Vim. ilancs recently discnsn'I
.r.n ressrs, In fhe hotel Of BoEey and
chlrre Of obtaining Ly false prrt,nccs sIU n,h % uhts
AL i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

Tn. Foreign Mails o.e at sus;stou No 100 snrngs; follow
For Faran Mails 7i5 day before For German NAL
Of 2jth. 30 q. N. day
THURSDAY. PBB %.
Liverpool steamship 'sa-
bra from Cursd Dock jersey City close at Poohee " oD M
No Supplementary Mail,
Ms Tor Havana Nassau and West Indies per steamship Missouri
from Pier No n T. close al Steamship sails al p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION.


The annual statement of this Society, which
freedmen of the United States, shows receipts for the
year. with former balance, s2l,2l7 81 expenditures,
s205O 30; balance, sO7 81 The officers President
the Rev. t. n Kirk, d. D., Mass. Vice Presidents f. d.
Parish, Ohio, the Rev Edward Butcher, Illinois, and "a
Others Corresponding Secretaries the Rev Geo. Whip
pie and the Rev NJ r. strictly; Field SECRETARY the Rev
Il. NJ. CraYath Secretary of Indian Missions the Rev.
f. T. Smith The following shows the nature and extent
OF the Socety's operations: Churches. church
beers, 1888 chartered institutions of learning, graded
and normal schools ID common schools l47; value OF
school property s565 OF which sl2OoO worth Is under
the care OF trustees scholars in day schools, ls5O IN
night schools, 23is In Sabbath schools. 1924; whole
number of different pupils, 2l.S4s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
coupr cAlRpAas-Tm DAI.

coru, Ayyx..Alsssr Feb Iss Gay eai,ua. TOT reo ~
lsfI IA a. LIoss soa 100 l3 lss lol isS ~ ' ~,
ao.'l 70 . f...ak.,-BAAskkD J-Opebs Al ~ m-tai'
'er~Hh N''A' coda, called al H.
H. I,,,snt at hcklehsy. iV'' 'bvr ~ rVNS ~ ~
~. .Hollspr agi CoE
%, Rove at koue ,a..... n o.... a, ia . n.
sWS>ss S~"-' AASu1nea l2ll t0Dsuov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
P1SSENGERS SALLED.

POR LIvRRPOOL-In steamship Abyiia Feb 23Jno Biri'
N NcGrgor Dr. Vim. j. Ely Venerable Arhdeacon Bond T.
Boud MI and Mrs Jno Hey T. W Forester james Howe Nj a.
Mrs James Hutton, L. Price ~ Wekeushaw G. u Hoin5a
ID Rssef q p Bowen W GendenHyn q. ATnO Mr. and Ms n
Prayn Juo Lnore Hase-, A. Bunne Thomas Bar H. CAen
teri f. Strohiem. r. Deden.
PoR LYRRPOOI-In steamship Colorado Feb Mis, Jeane
Williams Fzhngh, A T. Collins, r. A Hogad0 ~ h4r a ~
I.znD ar and Ms.C b. Crockett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

at You will closely observe these conycyancoS," said
the taxpayer who holding the schedule, "you will
see that Mr. Tweed in connection with his wife and son,
has possessed himself OF the greater part Of this vast
accumulation Of real estate; and whom that which is
held by Peter H. sweeny Hugh Smith, and Controller
Richard b. Connolly and his wife, is taken out, the re-
mainder that has the supernumerares ia indeed
10 more than crumbs from the rich mans table Mr.
Tweed has maintained himself in public positions where
he could acquire wealth by the assiduOus efforts in his
behalf Of thousands Of men in the lower strata
of political intrigue Will these not feel
that they have been mere tools when they
read this record The hardness of having
wife 10 go into the real estate market and with her
immense knowledge Of such business 10 make profit
able purchases is shown in the Of Mrs watson the
wife of the late Auditor James Watson The same il
also noticeable in the case Of Mrs. Richard b. Connolly,
and the property she Possesses, fronting ON the
Hudson where long 1t Is proposed to have docks and
piers 1t is also intended TO make the spuyten Duyyl
Greek navgabe for vessels that carry merchandise ana
10 have near at hand wide and nobody knows
how many parks The bonds Of the city are TO he Issued
raise money for ali these, and the present generation
agree be heavily taxed for the interest on these
bonds and all this business il ~ be managed through
Richard b. Connolly as Controller.
"YOu will observe" he continued, that Mr. Tweed
commenced modestly. The property that ne hrst
obtained he purchased for 10000, and turned u over
to his Wife Not long afterward we hnd him wealthy
enough TO raise property worth hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars, and 1t must not be forgotten mat he ~
the owner of considerable real cstate IN West"sester
County, and elsewhere for sught KNOW lie has
stocks and bonds, and that he u director IN the
Erie Railway Company, and has All interest IA ths'
concern with Jim Fisk, il notorious IL wac sd 10 me-
a few days ago, that the boys at Albany were as
satisfied because Tweed getting h"' gn's's
that is true, including Swoeny In tDe "haeE
A few years ago Controller Richard b. Commonly was
poor note clerk in OF the banks down t""h NO"
what he owns In connection with his WIFE, you can $50
for yourself The property bounded by thirty -,n'nsI
Broadway and Thirty fourth st. was apparently rs' pur
chased by Hugh Smith, but subsequently re"r d.
swoeny doomed up part owner of It, just IN he comes
to the surface frequently in many other "a,' ana
other places The fact that part OF INC pioPry
Ia leased 10 the city for the armory Vi 'ho iIh
Regiment has already been published "'"iiy
believe that II all the tricks Of ther "'n ~ero
known-the manner In which they are impoSiht upon
the people OF this citythey could not I'VE hrro 70 "'ur
IL is Enthusiastically shown by this record thai ,eS e"
leading Tammany politicians have acquires ~ 70"
years this property. aud notorious "a' We
Aats had 40 cur nor County tenrefIer' rep~S w ~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

gears past OF there must hc sone grave
for their non-appearance, and 1t h for tne "o"" ~
payers TO rally now and force an investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

Ca, GA sun sets.......... As Moon sets ..
HIGH WATER THIS pAh.
Sand, Hook n Cows island .ll:2l Hell Gate 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

| sUFFOCATION ON SHIPBOARD.
| FIVE MEN KILLED BY THE FUMES or COAL
| MARROW ESCAPE OF TWO OTHERS COR
| ONERiS INVEsTIC ATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

ne 't.H.t rs" NN.A
m.
E..irrr.,t Perkins. false pre-elss'.
q. George Leslie, larceny from no
pff.ur.
IL George spencer grand larceny.
3. Isaac Levi, receiving stOlss
goods.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12
The Old Family Journal,
EsIE WANT MONEY.
A Valid Excuse.

The little incident here related actually totk
place in a court room in one Of the South
western States less than century ago.
Eutcr juror who detained The court At least
an hourl
Judge lmuch irritateg-Mr. Clerk, enter a
ine Of twenty-five dollars asaius. Mr. Smith.
Smi,h-Did understand your Honor to
fac me twenty-five dollars?
Judge-les, sir.
Saith draws his pencil and addresses the
following note 10 bis Honor.
Beer gudgo That little difference upon
winding up our little game Of draw amount
Ell to just fity,' pay the clerk that twenty
FIVE. and hand the balance to the sheriff.
Yours. Smith
Sheriff handed tie note to the Judge. The
judicial frown instantly gave place to a most
benevolent aud satisfactory smile, as lis Honor
stammcrs:
"Ah-yes! certaiuly-yes-yalid excuse
certainly valid excuse-certainly The
Clerk will remit Mr.. Smiths fine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS d RARE BARGAINSI
Odsh Purchases and Cash Sales

URUSSELL & LUCAS have just opened their
Fall and Winter supply OF staple and season,
ABLE Goods, large and varied in extent, beautiful
in style, durable in quality and as cheap II not
cheaper than can be purchased in the county. In
all departments their stock is complete.
DRESS G00DS.-Poplins, Alpacas, Mouslains'
Plaids. Surges, Reps, Calicoes, &c. HOSIERY /;
English and American, with full assortment oil
Ladies and Gcntlemens Handkerchieis, Neck Ties,
Scarfs. &c. .-..t
BOOTS and SHOES have been made special
ty, as to style, quality and price. The stock IS
complete in every department, manufactured 10
order at the best houses of the city or selected
from first hands at manufacturers prices. Those
in want of any article in this line should not fail
to call as all tastes can be suited, all qualities OBJ
tanned and all prices secured. Children and In
fants' Shoes OF every variety. .r..
HATS.-A complete assortment OF every quality
variety and style, some of which are superior TO
ANYTHING we have ever before offered.
READY-MADE CL0THING.-A general and
complete stock, Of the best quality, fashionaoly
cut, substantially made, and sold at the lowest
prices Also, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
complete in every department
FAMILY GR0CERlES.-A large and general
Assortment adequate to- all the wants OF old friends
and customers.
Thankful for the encouragement of the past we
hope TO merit continuance in the future.
Oct. 90, 1870. l. * l..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12
AFRAID be Might be Dead.

Scene at the counHng-room Of morning
newspaper. Enter man Of Teutouic tenden-
cics, considerably tue worse for last nights
spree.
Temon-tto the man at the deskl-" II
you blcase, sir, wants the baber NIT dismorn-
iuss. One yot hash lie names Of Zee beebles
vot kills chole.a all lie vile
IIo was handed paper, aud after looking it
over in a confused way, said
Vic you be so good ash to read lie names
wot don't have jo cholera any more too soon
Just now, and see if Carl Gcinsenkeepeuofcn
hash got emp
The clerk very obligingly read the list, the
Tcuton listening with trembling attention,
wiping the perspiratiou from lis brow mean
while, in great excitement. When the list
was completed the name Of Carl Geiusen-
well. no matter abou. Tho whole name, it
wasn't there. The Tcutous face frightened
up, aud he exclaimed
You don't find emg
Clerk Nosuch name there sir
Tuton- ,seiz.us him warmly by the hand
- This ish uice-this is some funs that ish
my names. pin trunk as never was, and,
py tam, was fraid vas gone tel NIT chol-
era, aud didn't know it. Mine Cot! YES
scarf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12
Josh Blllings on strawberries.


The strawberry il one Nv naturs sweet pets
She makes them worth fifty cents the fust Sd,
makes, and never allows them tew be sold at d
mean price.
The cutler nv the strawberry IL Ike the set
tin Of the sun under a thin cloud, with deli
cate dash Nv the rain 30 in IL; It's fragrance Il
like the breath nv q baby when it FIRST begius
to eat winter-green lozziugcrs; its flavor IL like
5heucctar which an olj-fsLionei GOODIES used
to leave in the bottom Nv the tumbler, when
Jupiter stood treat On mount ida.
There IL many breeds ov this delightful veg
e.aIle. but not 4 mean one ia the hull lot.
I think have stole them, laying around
loos,' without any pedigree in somebody's tall
grass, when I was lazy schoOlboy, that eat
dredful easy, without any white sugar on them
and even a bug occasionally mixed with them
IN The hurry or the moment. CLcrrys Il good,
but they are tew much like sucking marble
with a handle tew it. Peaches IL good, if u
don't get emmy oy the pin feathers iutew yuTe
lips. Watermclons viii suite enDybody who
IL satisfied with hali-sweetcned drink but the
man who can eat strawberry, bespriukled with
crushed sugar and despatched with krcam ,at
somebody else's expensel, aud not lay his hand
on his stummak, and thank the author Of
strawberries and stummaks, and the phcllcw
who pays for the Strawberries. is man with
q worn out ccnsc;euce-a man whose mouth
tastes Ike a hole in the ground, and don't care
what goes down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12

Arrah. Pat, and why did marry We p
inst tell me that? for it's myself that's had to
maintain we ever since The blessed day that IA
thcr O'Flanuasan sent me home foyer house.
" Swate jewel, replied Pat, not reiishius the
charge, and it's myself that hopes I may live
10 see the day when yoro a widow wee. inc
over the cowld sod that covers me- then, 10y
St. Patrick, IN see how ye get along without
NE honey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12

"TATER BUGS. "-Taree men were ccmpar-
Ing notes;
One saws. "There is two bugs to every stalk.
\ second says, They have cut down my
early crop. and are sitting on the fence waiting
for the late crop to come mp"
.'Pshaw, said the third, you don't know
anything about IT, passed seed store the
other day. and the bugs were in there looking
over the books % see who had purchased seed
r-...oes.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12
4 viii Also Buy Black Oak Bark

That is properly taken and cured, and pay CASH
for il at the rate Of SIX DOLLARS PER CORD
delivered at my SUMAC AND BARK MILLS,
WINCHESTER, VA.
DfRECT10NS.-Cpm peelng the bark
as soon the sap starts in the spring, and IN tax
ing it peel as much Of the tree pOssible-efen
the large imbs-for the yonng, tender bark is the
best.
After il is peeled il must be piled up loosely,
as allow the air to pass freely through it, and per-
fectly dry it. The outer or rough side must
aiays be kept up, in order to protect the inner or
aeshy side from the weather-which being the
part used, mist be kept bright and not allowed to
mould CT get vet, which Injuries its color:
GERMAN SMITH.
June 3, lsTl-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12

w. sulphur springs,
FREDERICK COUNTY, va,


Only ~ nile, from S.ephea,on, Depot P. o.,
, poipt on the Harper's Ferry and Winchester
railroad "a branch Of the 3. d o. K. r. miles
''''- JORDAN & CO., PrOprietors.
Z. G.. Joan,v...................M Manager and Owner
This we'll known SUMMER RESORT will
be opened ON the Isl day Of June for the reception
Of visitors and every eVertion viii be made % give
entire satisfaction 20 all guests. Particular atten-
ton given b the comfort and pleasure Of children
Professor Briscoe's FINE BAND OF MUSIC
will be in attendance during The season.
The entire place has been completely renovated
and improved. Ncr Baldmg erected, fine Cot
,agcs put up, new andcommodious Bort'ng AHeys,
Bafjdld Saloons, and many other attractive i'm
prdyemcuts have been made.
The Groauds have all been handsomely lsld
out and made att active. with beautiful walk
qpd fine groves and which viii be handsomely
illuminated OF evenings.
New and Commodious CoAcHEs will run between
the springs and Stephenson's Depot, the distance
beinrs only one and a halt miles, over good road
Faacy and Nasqserads Bats, Will be given fire.
quen,ly during the season, and many other attrac-
tive features presented, such rs BALLOON AscEN-
si0Ns, ETc., ETC.
.Es- TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION ~ts@
with all parts Of the country. A good LIVERY,
with accommodating grooms, on the premises.
The services OF a competent gentleman have
been secured as Resident Physician during the sea-
son.
RETURN TICKETS issued from Baltimore
and Washington, d. G.
PANrHLErs for distribution are to be found at
the Springs. at Coleman C Rogers, Baltimore,
and az the Ebbtt House, Washington.
Rates of Charges.
Terms per DAY. So per WEEK, Sl7 so; per
MONrH, SEQ. Children and colorcd servants half
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12

AT one Of the " labor conventions held IN
Washington during the strike, Mr.. Green made
a speech sNLog,iug bis hearers 70 work in
the interests Of harmony and peace Where.
upoa an able bodied striker sprans TO his fee,
with the exclamation, " Yes, sab dats what
we want Lomiuy and peas but in if We
can get 5, wiz O dollar a Jay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12
THE Ell VINO CATALINA

| Is invaluable in Weakness ard Debility. tire
IieVes Morning Languor and gives freshness 10
both mind and body; 'barpens the appetite, and Is
not followed by any unpleasant reaction 50 COM
mon 10 whiskcy bitters.
IL cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costifeness,
Bilious Derangements, Collie, Cramps, flatulcncej
Diarrht, Dysentery, Nahsea, Vomiting, Morning
Sickness, Heart Disease. Nervous IrTitabity,
Liver Complaints, for which il is used in all bot
climates with great suceess) Diseases Of the hid
neys and Bladder, Skin Diseases, either caused BY
other diseases or impuriiy Of the blood, Despon-
deney, Rheumatism, Govt, Gravel, aud "hoop-
ing Cough for which il Is famous,) and as Ton
ic In Consumption IL has no superior in the world.
Thousands believe themselves cured by IL. But
we do not claim thatit will cure Consumption,
but we are that II taken freely In time II sl
preyentit.
1t 30 worry agreeable 70 the stomach Of the weak
and delicate. Elegant for Colicy and crying chill
dren, relieving costiyeness and aGtuienec With
marked prOmptness.
J. ". NJ. CONRAD x co.
n Light street, Bait, Nd, Gen. Agts. U. s.
gS- Office Of the Company 4s $. Howard At.
For Sale by W. S. MASON, Druggist at
Jane j. lS7l-5m. CHARLESTOWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12

a Youns lady, giving ia her religious cx-
pcricnce. said, that she once wore jewellery OF
all kinds and took great pride in it, but be-
coming convinced that the practice was siu-
ful. and would destroy her soa', she sold her
iewclry to l-er younger sister fer zen dollars
AMI L.reht lottery ticket
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-08-12

Head and Foot Stones, Nantes, Statues and
Carving, in all its various branches, and all
work IN their business All orders promptly filled
at the lowest rate and shortest notice, aud all work
delivered and put up, and guaranteed to suit pur-
chasers. II not, no sale. Please call and see and
iadge for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere,
and patronize Home Manufacturers.
The subscribers have also in operation their shop
in Martnsburg, where they will give prompt at
tention to all work entrusted 20 them.
DlElIL j. BRO.
Cborlos4o,r, r,i, le Ioc--1.-