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RAILROADS,
RALTIaOREAkD OHIO RAILROan

RALHaokEA And OHIO RAILROAb
w.sHryeros. December 8, $50. a
sSS RI JsiiTSFis % ;;;Sss.l&Ms~
WEI are nov run as follows viz.
FOB BALTIMORE,
sss a M fsss s ssSs., az. e "a. so . .sS -,
L..-. s,I Fos s, ALL Way NAY STATIONS.
mn a.oo mn nAoeP' sunday ~ o;sS and 9.2t q
Tor ,pTiDeip.l Way stations, Blaoensburs. Bs,,,.
At 1919, 800 and 500 D m. 500 !, i s,
1ssssps The zee .. m. stops at Annapolis
The 800 , N. On Sunday stops O. during IN.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leeve ~ o.4ss IN sns s:io D N, NJ train 10
or from Annapolis o On s5np sS
FOR BALTIMORE.
L,." gos " %s AZ sf SS ftS and s'oOIn.
Leave az 800 n. and 500 NJ.
els DAILY. s I'D T., ssssssssy and SUNDAY, a.
~ saturday a. 8 .4s and 100 =. m.
ms 20 - sunday a. 800 and 500 only. connect,
Wbss hIsy sistloa with trains iron BaltiInOre 70
.aa ,Ssrs.1urg and point. setseen Relay Hous,
Rslsy House ih strssburs and inohes5eT scso1 D
u through tickets to the West Oan be hal At IN.
washington Station Ticket Once at al h0urs IN 10
FOR New York, PhiIadel phis And Ros,oB a., "A.
'ertiseneEt CT " Through Line"
j. l.. WILSON.
l.; n COZ =, Gsnerl Ticket Ascent
9Eo- 3 hOosTZ. Genl sst, wAshingtp-. nR
0NHk0UGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsHIssfos, June 5. lS70-nO0s.
TSs j. =; ;s;5 NV y. Sf6 oski sT& Ws-
FOB NEW fORK. ,sifho~r skans, ofoa,.
Lesro daily Except sunday II 500 O. m 1870
Leave daily EXCEPT Sundays OF 800 q m l2.ss
ON sUnpAY.
Leave fr New York 1t 500 D. N. and Philseel-
Sleeping cars for New York on D n train orIy,-
Through tickets 90 Pbf's phis, New l0rk q
boeten cen be had st the station on ~ all hours
Of the Gay,
see Baltimore and Ohis Rsslrosd advertisement
Tor scheoule between Washington, Bali imOre, An
nspoiis and the West. WILSON,
- Master OF Transport tion.
Il. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent 4,
GkO. :. kO0NTZ. Agent, washington jelS
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TR2 UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the so
Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock. stitch Sewing
Machine has met with, has Induced the Messrs.
kossntbal TO secure also the agency OF the In
proved Wilson Shuttle so Sewing Machine.
(Which stitch alike on both sides of the fabric
Either OF those machines are first. class; can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
tAsn some-high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. & j. ROeenthal, No. 40 Seventh street,
+. S.-The Wilson Improved shuttle Machine
= well adapted for heavy work, such as Leather,
clothing, ETC., as Ii is for ell kinds of family sew
ing, and we would cali the attention of shoe.
fact.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Doors AND
SHoss.-Beibg fully determined to relind nj an
the boot and shoe business by the LIST OF june 7
am now Offering my complete stock at prices
less than cost OF manufacturing
j. RosRSrHAL, No 404 It'll street.
CALIFoKNIA OATAwBA WINR on drausht, al
Miiler's, go 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows
hail 8.2,3
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SELECT ExCURsIos. have
been completed for a select excursion 10 Mar,
shall Hall on the S5th inst. The steamer Arrow
VII leave her wharf, nesr foot OF 7th street, al
~ ~ m. returning az 8 O'clock p. 10. A lin
r ~ nun per OF tickets, 20 be had Of Meskrs r.
-. Lanerfy, Z. 4. Psrsofls John Bingham
a Dsa ,oieson, Z. ID. Town, and others of the
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HEMrLsR has all kinds thermometers a.
barometers.
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N-A erBAwBRRRY FESTIVAL BIZ THE
c hARaEs o. ,,S VEST EST. s is9 sG
as 81
sds asf.s sS 6
.i b. ls order s 4 6aSsn assa; ny.s
TO NEE ITS : =
H en- sI.IFSEa WARE
pounds at : time, for ssls sheer, "a CO.,
m,s.-a POI = sssi ISises .s1s,
RF THOMAS D0wLIsG, Auotr; asOrasto so !.
hASDso4E AID EEA BIZ NEW HOUSEHOLD
a On sosbifH mo AZ fnsSSi M.S Is, 1877, =.
10 o'sleek win sell, a. the residence Of GaD.
West street 81 handsome sdse sG and
nearly new Household Furniture, consis;ins
Rosewood Parior Suite, 10 crimson rep,
Oak Marble.top sideboaid,
Oak Extension Table,
Oak Dining and other Chairs,
Pine Insraln Carpets ana Hail oHcIoth,
Bureaus, Bedstesds, Refriserator, sc
Al which is nearly new and In elegant condition
mV2s did THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. /.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r;' Georgetown
SALE OF yALgARLE REAL ESTATE In
GEORGETOWN, ID. o..
The undersigned I. authorized by ths
NJ STns.s June fS o 5g :, Pssc apcfICp on FRI
u. us
Tue premises, the following lots or parcels of
Lots 81 rs, and as fronting go feet on the e.s,
slde OF hieh street, with depth of 100 feet aud all
street "
Lets in 2O7 fronting 81 feet on the west side Of
heh street and 4o feet on the east side OF Market
a5-frontipg 60 feet on the west side of Beh street
and % feet on the east side of Market street.
22-Ironting $50 tset on The west side OF Market
street By q sst q on the south adef 9Th street
street with depth of 20 feet
North half Of lot No fronting feet on east side
OF On street, few doors north OF Cay street,
Two NEW S,sTORY FRAME HOUSES,
which Will be sold separately:
streets. having front Of 29 feet on the east side 81
Highstreet With depth OF ;Ol ct. in proved by a
S;sTIRY AND ATTIC BBl0K HvUsE,
no. %, containing Is rooms. besides bsth Eoom,
sert ants room, summer kitchen, and tmokehou use
with extensive and very dry cellars teins one OF
the best built houses n the town.
sds Of Bisb street With depth q 80 feet the rear
teet Of said lot being 26 feet wider than the trout
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK HOUSE.
No. 90 containing rooms and Kitchen besides
store and COUNTING room. 1900 / =
The gale will commence with Lot 81, On High
street. and continue in the order in hic the lots
are named in this advertisement, spd will be sold
Win sue frontage as purchasers may desire. :
The oher Of the above mentioned valuable prop
cry, situated in very desirable parts Of the town
Terms: Ossieird each; bssnos IN t~o eonSl nav
ments, bearing inter est, At six and tw eye months
70 be secured by . deed Of trust On me premises
sSO down on each purchase at close Of sale. II the
remsiDfng terms of sale not led with within
nVe Gays nGm he day OF sale, the property may be
reeold IN hve days notice IN any Convenient news
ser; All eonvsyancing End stamps at the purcha.
serf cost. ---T0- = -.
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EASE TO THE FRRT.-For Corns and other
Diseases Of the feet visit DIR. Whites establish
menf, 635 18th street. opposite U. s. Treasury.
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OoCSClls-d T. Peck submittsd = mint rssorp
10 rsiAtion TO Contracts, which was read and
~ Tne = hAr announced the tollov wing Committee an
OfssDzatiOn Of the District Messrs PecR H..
arc 1hOmp son Also, announced the - IN I..-r
nittee on Market. hOuse on Capitol Hit N''n
commupfcaiiOn frsm the snnrrin,auS. :.
Pub fc schools was read fuvitir the rar,f ~. %
tend The snruAl exam iDatious Of the ppIii~ ~ ~
and the exhibitions Of said schools 'NH'Oiz
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ST. eDoSnSICs CRURCH.--The Entertainment
at WALTZ Opera House last night for the bene-
ut of the Sunday School or this church was a
great success, and there is 9 general demand
for Its Repetition. Among. those deserving
special credit for getting uI this brilliant enter
taiDmeDt Is Mrs. Sarah Wise, who as Miss
Ecklof, before her marriage, win be remem-
bered as one OF our most elcceesfuI tea cherf. :
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+. WALLACH, Odeon Hall,
| corner ~ street and Penn. avenue.
Odeon HdH. Odeon Hall
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Re- ExIHI,As Joo1I ss
Of the latest styles and kinds. win seu e
cheap 90 anybody. --
y. y. SIMPSON, -
hp8-d zoos Pc. av.. bet. 10th end lth str.
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a VOID QUAoKs.-A victim Of sariy indisor,
&e, having tried IN vain every sdverfissd reu
edy, hes dnple means OF self-cure, which he III
TUT1L0,Jo Namoa es usW Yerk. dS0-soSS
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ssN s: Sa. s1 && ss 81 s sss:s
tswn, d. Q. which We VII seil % very mall "a
selsbrsssd house q rsAd, Osdil, and he's been pre-
noqeced By judges the nnest wine this side the Al
Antic. 6emrlee can be zen at eur store.
We are 1pfs Asenh in the District Tor r. ,, Mar
On Co.! world rsnoyne( PUR1 WHHAJ
Tor med1cinAI uses The trads Suppied q distiiIer
p1css, ~ BBOWsHG y H1pDLKroHs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
CharIestoWn Fire Company

This Company having been recently reor.
la'zsd we publish, by request, the append
Oh list Of Officers and Men:
President, VIM II. Travers: Secreiqry Cleor
Moore; Treasurer, jas Law. Hooff; chef En-
gHssr, John +. Hilbert; assistant do. Ed
ward r. HarrelI; Capt Of Engine, David Il
CockreiI Sr.; Capt Of Hose, Martin l.. Avis
lose PIemW.-M. 5 B. Robertson, Alex
s. Small
los. N.R.-William NJ Bennett, John J
Cowlcy Chas. +. Hooper Chas g. johnson
Wm. W Blessing, NJ f. C0wley, J. W. Gar
nay. C. =. Hilbert, T. J. Martin, Z. j.
Williams
Eagiae NeH-Wm. W. Brown. Lewis NJ.
Blessing a. II. Barry, Thomas Cockrell
W. : Dalgarn, Samuel Howell, Geo. W
Haiucs, b. +. Lewis, Samuel Myers, j. Z.
MeElroy, Isaac Miller. J. II. Noland William
Russell, Samuel Taylor. C. Barritt. Jr.. Jos.
n Cockre,l, d. Cockrell, Jr., Thos Earnshaw,
j. \. GIlaher, E. F. Gallaher, John Howell.
George Keerl George Morton, c. H. Mcknight,
o. NoGoldrck. Lewis Moran, J. j. Russell
II. d. Rust, w. l.. Young.
Property Guards -Cdt-JasLaw. Hooff
John 7 Cowley, Sr, George Dooley, j. II.
HaueS. j. Il. A Redmau, Reason Shugert,
hsupmau Tomliusou. TboS w Davis, W. l..
Hedges, Hiram O'Baunon, Esrom Slifer, II. O.
Talbot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
Public Meeting.

A large aud enthusiastic meeting of the cit
zeus of the county Washed at " Lee Hall, " on
Saturday, 2lst inst, JOHN G. SHIRLEY,
Esq, was called to the Chair aud CIeon Moore
appointed Secretary. Andrew Hunter, ESQ.,
stated that the object of the meeting was to
take any steps deemed necessary to have the
county-seat removed to Charlestown.
Thomas C. Green, Esq stated to the meet
ing that bin would be presented to the Le-
gislature, this winter, asking that five gentle
men named in the bin be authorized to spend
a sum, not exceeding $4,000 in the erection
Of a Court House, and that the county-seat he
removed from Shepherdstown to Oharlestown
at au cl.'y day.
Mr. I..'er, in his usual forcible style, ex-
p,a. q Why tie Court House had been re-
ma,e o. Shepberdstown After stating the
far. .aa. .a lsol when this county was detached
ir.m berkeley, Cbarlestown was by common
consent ib, established county-seat, as being
tue otlrcuf the county, the county-seat was
moved Co Shepherdstown as war measure,
ju February, 1865, because being in part of
tie county protected by Federal soldiers at
chat time stationed on the b. & 0. Railroad.
BY some means an act was passed in 1866 fix
iu. t permsuently at that place. The time
bad now come when the people demanded
that Il should be located at place convenient
and at this place, rendered so by its position
ON the railroad and the number of pixies enter
ing tue town, aud about the centre Of the
county. The people are now paying dolble
price for attending the courts aud in one year
{. would almost be sufficient to erect ! new
C.ur, House
Tho following resolutions were then offered ::
R-so'csi That committee Of Ave be APP
pointed, by the meeting, whose duty it shall
te t3 bring before the present Legislature Of
West Virginia In such manner as Is deemed
cNrcj,cut aud 70 fully set forth the facts aud
reasons why tire c0uuty-seat Of Jefferson cOun-
,v should ,r at once removed 70 Charlestown
ON. same o. be forwarded without delay 10 our
representative, VIM II. Travers. Esq, who has
gone out O. Charleston. Aud that said COM
ut,ee De invested with the full powers Of this
Meeting O. DO whatever they may deem expe-
...nt .u tue premises.
Eso'-a} That the Finance Committee here
t,re appointed. have power to appoint sub
. finance committees, and be requested to pro-
e..I in collecting whatever additional funds
deemed necessary for the purpose aforesaid
and pay over the same on tue order Of the
committee above named.
Tie resolutions being unanimously adopted
/ ,.e following gentlemen were appointed under
tae Grst resolution, viz:
C.Bmnise-Tlos. c. Green, Logan Osburn
Joseph Starry, James W. Glenn and DR.. J. v
. Simmons
With an earnest invocation that the reo.
pie Of the county who favor the removal Of
the couuty-seat, 90 at once to work uuitelly
earnestly aud vigorously to effect the object
/ desired, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN q. SHIRLEY, CHM.
ClroN Moore Src'v
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From ne Bu't,nors Americaa l9ib.
The Harper's Ferry Relief Fund.


Eev. VI. +. Hvsole, of the Methodist Protest
a.t Church at lIarPer's Ferry, was in Balti-
more yesterday lie has in his possession a
paper signed by Mes>rS. solomon y. Nanus,
Charles kug Charles f. Beller, Charles Dl-
sizes, /. II. Chambers, G0SS Cross Joseph a.
AcfJ'eu. Joshua Cavalier, y. c. Bracket,
john ID. Hodges. Daniel AmeS, Jacob 5 Stray
yr and Henry Keller. most thoroughly refutiug
'.e charges made against Tie Harper's Ferry
Relief Commission as to the distribution Of tbe
funds c'..e.,et i.r the and OF the sufferers 10y
great 0..! oi ,tSt year Messrs. John W.
N..' anu =. NJ '',' ms whose names were
% '','',-'' '.' , zee RESIDENT o, lhe
e 'A..'''.e'' q" L re- dNe''l'7 %, Mon
'.E nave >-Ae- paper relraeunI me lam
-.'..'a,el i' them DO 'Ne l'>. .,,'9Hs
...E >,l' were lirp'lr- ana pa'.'U''
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DIED,

On the 23d Of JANUARY. ISL. AZ the residence Of
his father. near Halltown, Mr.. THOMAS FRANK
LIN MYERS, aged about % years, son Of Mr..
Joseph Myers.
On the l3,h instant. at Harper's Ferry. pC Con
sumption. Mr. JOSEPH LAYTON MAUZY, son
of George Many, Esq aged 10 years, months
and II days.
his residence. near Hcdgesvills, on "a, 18th
inst, Of consumption, PHILLIP c. NANMETBE.
aged about 90 years.
In this town, on SUNDAY aitcrs0on last. oi
Whooping Cough, MARY ANN, infant daughter
of Jonathan II. and Mary Ann Haines, aged ]
year and days.
On the 10th instant az Berryyilie, MARY F..
wife OF Hiram Grove, Of Winchester in thc-year
of her age.
At bis residence near BH'myer'. Min. on Tues-
day morning last, NJ. JACOB A. SMALL, aged
about tS years.
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th Of January. 1871. by Rev. Jesse
Porter, JOHN II. WILSON, to Miss MARY NJ.
STICKLES, all Of Clarke county, Va.
At Hamilton. January, 18th, bg the Rev. Jno
Lnrdstreet., JOHN 4. SHUGERT. to Miss MAG
GIEJ., daughter of Samuel Thompson, Esq.
On the l9,h January, 1871 by Rev. 4. c. Hop
kns. a the PRESBYTERIAN Parsonage, ChareStown
Mr.. JOHN I. WILLIS 10 Miss SARAH L. KIM
BILE.
At Johnson, Factory, on the l7;h day of Janu.
arv, 1871, by Roy. 7. B. shepherd, Mr.. JOHN
WOODWARD and Miss FANNY MANNING
MILLER, both Of Jefferson county.
On the 10th inst, at the Franklin House by Rev
J. =. kietlrr, Mr.. JAMES w. GREENWOOD, OF
jefferson Co., W. Va. and Miss MARY UNSELD
of Berkeley Co., W. Va.
On the lst instant by Rev. Mr. Stewart, Mr.
JACOB ENERSOLE and Miss MAGGIE Will
son, all of Berkeley county.
In Baltimore, December 10Th, 1870, in tn,
Franklin Square Presbyterian Church. by III,
Rev. Jacob A, Le(eyer, RICHARD d. MURPHY
to Miss MARY ELIZABETH GREEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
Unless otherwise ordered.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
CharleStOwn w Virginia

rl,HE next Session will commence on Monday,
l September 18TH, 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 requiredt play at the
Musical Sorees, when the friends Of the pupils can
have an 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 &c, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
Look TO Your Health.

Every family should have in their house a Bottle
% Drs. d. FAHsNEY a SoN's Preparation fer Clean
sing the Blood, a few doses of which NAV often
prevent some violent fever. This medicine ha.
been thoroughly tested. aud now stands unequalled
a Blood purifier and Liver IMMIGRATION. Try
one Bottle. sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Sen J. lS7O-6tn
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600 Apple. Pear and Peach

Trees on the place, about 400 of them planted four
and five years ago and now beginning to bear
also. well-fenced and laid out Vineyard Of 500
vines of the very best quality, 3, f. and years old
and all in full bearing, and very excellent grapes
as the proprietor did not spare pains or money 10
have the very best fruit The farm is divided into
Seven Fields all under good Fencing.
TERMS accommodating. Information given
at nv Store in Bolivar, Jefferson County, W. Va
Nov. &c, lS70-3m. RUDOLPH RAU.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

IL YOU feel dun, drowsy, debilitated, have fire.
gueut headache, mouth tastes bad, poor appetite
ana tongue coated. yoU are suffering from Tor
ld Liver ~ " BihousneSS,' and nothing will cure
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. SOFA by
all druggists.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
Supervisors Court.
SHEPHERDsTowN, West Va.
January 18th, 1871.

Board met pursuant TO adjournment Mem
bers present, Supervisors Roderick, Ramsburg,
Turner and Haiues.
Its ordered. That certificate of election
to the Office Of Supervisor of Shepherd town
ship be granted John r. Ray.
Ordered, That Supervisor Ramsburg be APP
pointed to contract for having well dug at
the alms-house.
Ordered, That tie Sheriff be authorized to
have any work done at the Jail that may be
necessary.
Ordered, That John Burns, road surveyor
Of Grant township, be credited with S24.25
work done by Jas. V. Moore.
Ordered, That the report Of the viewers Of
the Mt. Hammond Road, be adopted and said
road be opened according to the report.
It's Ordered, That Thomas c. Green and
Daniel B. Lucas, attorneys-at-law, be and
they are hereby authorized and employed on
behalf of the county to endeavor 10 obtain a
reduction Of the charges for freight and travel
on the Baltimore and Ohio, aud Winchester
and Potomac Railroads, to and from all points
in regard to which the citizens of this county
are interested in having such reduction made.
That they are authorized to proceed either by
suit, or memorial to the Legislature, or me
mortal to the proper authorities of said Rail-
roads, or by all Of these methods, or any SIM
liar legitimate method which may seem adapt
ed to bring about the desired result. That
they shall receive compensation proportion
ate to the amount of actual reduction secured.
Aud that the legislators and senator from this
county be and they are hereby requested to
aid the proposed object, as far as they leglti-
mately can.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
Wednesday, January 18th, 1871.
January 18th, 1871.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Be
ug no quorum present it was adjourned to
meet on the LIST Tuesday of February, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

HOTEL LEASED-Mr J. 7. A. Entler Of
this place has leased the large Hotel property,
on the Railroad, at Piedmont, Hampshire
County, for a term Of years, and will take
charge Of the same about the first of February
Mr. Eutler, however, will continue in charge
Of the Eutler Hotel in this place, and will send
his son, William Eutler to Piedmont to con-
duet the establishment there.-Shep. Register.
The SALEs-Give heed to the advertise
ments of Sales of Real and Personal Property.
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can confidently say that Simmons Liver Reg
ulator has done me more good than all the medi-
cine ever used. shall never be vi thout IT,
JOHN ;. ALLEN.
Bibb Countv
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the Estate Of William
Y Grow are requested to call at the Office of
White Trapnell and settle. Those having claims
against said Estate will present them properly
thenticated for settlement
Jan. :, 1871. JOHN ". CONLE, EXT.
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STILL THEY COME!
Like SrarmS Orer Potato Patch.
And Far More Numerous,
The Everlasting American Dol
lar. will Bring Them

TIVE Broadway Store is in receipt Of another
and much larger supply Of all kinds Of goods,
fresh from the New York market, all Of which viii
Be sold at one-third their real value. Call and
look at the beautiful Dress Goods Of various
and qualities at prices not halt their value; also,
Cloths Casimeres, Satinets and Jeans from 70 cts.
to IS per yard, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps &c, from
10 cts to 81. Latest styles of Furs from one Dol
lar to Six per set Prints of all grades and styles,
Bleached and Brown CottOns OF various brands.
from cts. to 20 cts; Red, White and plaid all
Wool hannels very cheap, Counterpanes, Cover
Lids, Blankets, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts at all
prices; Plaid Shawls and Handkerebietsi also,
Ladies and Mems Linen Handkerehieis Of various
STYLES and qualities. almost for nothing. Notions
of every kind and sert too numerous 70 mention,
all going of fast and cheap, it is hard to keep
stock on hand. Remember the Broadway Store,
opposite the 4" Carter House, the place where you
get cheap goods. Terms CASH and CASH only
Nov. 26, 1870. W. l.. HEDGES, Agent
Auction Every Saturday Night,
Unless otherwise ordered.
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ACRES

of Prime Limestone Land and is one Of the most
desirable and productive Farms in the fertile coun-
Nv of Jefferson. IL adjoins the lands Of Mr.. John
II. Alstadt. :. Howell Brown and VIM. Rider, has
good roads all around and is very convenient TO
market, to both b. o. and d T. H. H.. as a!so
10 Mills. Churches. Schools, &c, good neighbor-
hood living in the most pleasant and beautiful part
of the Valley the location, is certainly all that could
be desired and the land in hrst-rate condition
Theimprovements consist of a comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSE with all the necessary Out-Build-
ings. two Tenant houses large and well built
BARN with convenient stabling, two CLrn Houses,
one of them new, capable to hold about 400 Bbls.
of Corn Plenty of good Water, several never
falling Wells, Pond for Stock, and two large brick
Cisterns with Chain Pumps, one OF them in the
BARNARD, Gust built capable to hold about four
hundred bbls of water. Plenty OF good Fruit as
there are about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28

prompt safe and very pleasant ,udorifc and
cvrtctorant, for the various affections of the
Lung, aud Throat. as Coughs. Colds. Asihmatc
Tendencies. Nh0upiug Cough. Hoarseucss Sore
ness of the Breast and Bronchial affections. IL is
perfectly sat, 90 administer 90 children.
Price 25 so cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-01-28
ESTRAY.

(,AME to the Farm Of John r. Flaeg, sometime
I in September, a Yearling HEIFER. The
owner can get her by proving property and pay
ing the Printer.
Jan. II, ls7l-5t. GEO. II. FLAGG.