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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
Death of Venerable Minister.

Saturday morning last the Rev. VIM. Ham
Alon, tie venerable and widely-known Metho-
distdyiuc, died suddenly by fall. DR.. Ham
sltou has been for several years past clerk in
the Patent Olice, having, on account Of his
great age, retired from active service in the
ministry, in which Sr mann years he was so
distinguished. He was on his way to the Office
frrm his residence, in the 18th ward, when. at
the corner Of Eighth street, lie was observed to
fall heavily to the ground. Several gentlemen
ran to his assistance, aud when they reached
him he was lying sensess on the ground. He
was at once removed 10 house in the neigh
burho,d where he died almost instantly. lie
was "A years of age. and it is supposed the
shock Of the fail to lis nervous system was the
cause Of his death The news Of the death
was at once Communicated 70 his daughter,
with whom he resided and the body was re-
moved to his home DR.. Hamilton was born
near GreencaStIe, Pa, in May, 1898. and was
therefore in the seventy-fourth year Of his age.
He entered the Baltimore Conference Of the NJ.
F. Church as minister in 1915 Washington
Correspondent n Baltimore svn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
Death of Arcl bishop spalding.

The death Of Most Reverend Martin John
Spaldiug, d. D., Archbishop Of Baltimore,
took place yesterday afternoon at the archie
piscopal residence in this city The Arch
bishop had long suffered from painful disease,
and after it Was announced that his illness
justified sPpreheusiors that it would be attend
ed with fatal result the paragraphs relating
to his condition were read from time to time
with mach solicitude not only by the Catho-
lie community, hut by the general public
They were, however, uuprepared for the news
Of lis death at this tine, as, from 4 very low
condition S, me weeks since, be had rallied TO a
considerable extent, exciting hopes which the
result now proves to Lave been vain. The
Archbishop survived bot quite month the
death Of his former associate in the ministry,
RI Rev John McGill, Bishop of Richmond,
Virginia, who was the assistant curate to the
Archbishop when he was the parish priest Of
louisville Ky, in 1880. Ball. Sun Feb. Sh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
Martinsburg and Potomac Railroad.
stockholders Meeting.

Stockholders Meeting.
Pursuant to notice Of the President Of The
NJ & P. Railroad Company, the stockholders
convened at the Office Of the Directors, on Tues
day, January 23d The meeting was organ
lied by calling W. A. Smith to the chair, and
c. j Faulkner, Jr., secretary. Upon calling
the roll 2,423 shares were found represented
The Report Of President Faulkner was re-
ceiyed and read. The report reviewing at
length the present condition Of the roaa its
early completion and prospective benefits to
the people Of Berkeley, and concludes with the
expr IS On Of an earnest desire by President
Faulkner to be relieved from his position.
On motion, so much Of the report as related
TO President Faulkners decliuation OF re.elec-
ton to the office Of President, was laid on the
table.
The Stockholders proceeded to the election
Of officers for the ensuing year, whcreupon the
Hon. c. J. Faulbucr was nominated by }. Z.
W. Baker and On melton, Mr. j H. Getting6r
was authorized to cast the ballot for President
which resulted in the unanimous election Of
Mr.. Faulkner. William Dorsey, Esq, nomi-
mated Tie present Board Of Directors, and they
were unanimously elected viz: Messrs. J. Q,
\. Nadenbousch. j. L. Campbell, 3. Cushwa,
Z. S. TroxeI, Jacob Ropp; W. Il. Lemon, W.
T. Suodgrass, j B. \. Nadeubousch, aud W.
n. Riddle.
10 \. Naden6oasch offered ths following
resolution;
IYkreas, no fixed salary has been attached
10 the Office Of President since tie organization
of the company, aud whereas the Hon. c. J.
Faulkner. las held the office of President du-
ring the last TWO years. faithfully performing
the arduous duties devoving upon him with n
skill. energy aud a iiity, that has successfully
surm1uutel an Obstacles, and secured To tie
people of Berkeley, by hlS earnest and well
directed efforts the pres ut great iuteina i'm
proyement, which will open to them all the
Eastern markets through competing lines Of
railway and las particularly conducted the f.
uaccs uf said company with such signal ability
as 10 place It's credit upon the firmest basis
Therefore, be it
Resolred. That the salary oF the said c. J.
Faulkner be, aud is hereby, fAel at the sum
of---dollars per year iOr the last two
years.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
J. @. A. Nadeubousch moved 10 on the
blank by inserting $4,000. j. II. Get,iuger
amended by moving to insert 81 600 On
motion the meeting adjourned. NartinstuTy
Statesman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10

ILLNESS OF SENATOR DAVIS, or KENTUCKY
Senator Garrett Davis Of Kentucky, was taken
suddenly i'll on Monday morning after break
fast, and now lies in very critical condition,
at his residence in Washington, on Indiana
avenue. His illness, il is thought is caused by
protracted mental labor, together with the
grief which he recently experienced at the loss
of a step-dau.hter to whom he was much at
tacbed. His attending physician has some
hopes Of his recovery, though his whole system
seems to be afflicted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10

cease shooting pointed arrows into bis Execu-
tive person, aud glorily and sustain him, yea
verify, although Dent stand 10 the doorway
and Badeau write bis biography.
Let him remember that the Bible says the
road to hell is paved with good Intentions
well if the Bible does not say that, Watts or
Beecher or Greeley does say as uucb-and this
road may be macadamized with all sorts OF
promised reform, and yet lead to that bottom
less pit Of perGition.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
Trustees Sale.

DERSUAyT to Deed Of Trust executed to the
undersigned, by Caroline Blue, on the 10Th
dav January, 1854, duly recorded in the office o'
the Clerk OF the late County Court OF Jefferson
10 secure certain bonds Of said Caroline Blue to
the late Wm Grow on which bonds is a balance
due of Sl95.l7. with interest on Sll9.96- part
thereof from August l. 1871, till paid, and which,
by the Judgment OF the Circuit Court of Jefferson
county, at the November term, ISL. in the case
between VIM. Crows Executor a.. Caroline Blue,
sad sum, with interest ard Se9s costs, were or
dered to be paid. and the terms of the Deed OF
Trust aforesaid enforced ,or the payment thereof
- the undersigned. as Trustee, will sell on
SATURDA y, 9h dcy Of MA rich, 1872,
in front of the Sappington Hotel, in Charlestown,
the property conveyed in ssid Trust consisting OF
One-Fourth of an Acre of Land,
WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS situated at the
intersection of the LeetOwn Road and the 20 foot
Alley bounding said town on the North. and on
which the said Caroline Blue now lives. The prop
erty is considered valuble and the attention Of
purchasers is called to it,
TERMS OF SALE-0De third CASH, balance
in ana is months equal payments, with interest
from day Of sale, secured by Bond of purchaser
and Trust on the premises.
Sale 10 commence at IL o'clock, A. VI.
Possession given al once.
Trustee.
J. D. PotterGcld, Auctioneer.
February TO- ls72-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
County o. ganization.

Charleston correspondent of the Wheeln7
Register gives the following summary of the
provisions of the proposed County organiza-
ton
" 1t contemp'aics the election Of five Tem-
bers IN each county in the State, one hy the
county at large to be President Of the Court,
aud the other four from the Districts into
which every county l. To be laid off This
Court j. to meet four times in each year, and
at each session will consist If the President
and two members 10 he selected by LIT. and
tbe whole FIVE to hold one Session to lay the
county and scho"l levieS; concurrent jurisdc-
ton with the C!rcnt Court. conferred in all
matters of law aud equity, crimes aud INSIDE
nesn"rs, and original jurisdiction in which
the matter IN controversy exceeds twenty dol
lars Ii is also t. have charge Of all county
affairs, Internal police regulations. roads, pro-
bate of wills, &c The Recorder is made er-
G9icio clerk of The Court, without additional
compensation, except the fees of the Office
Each member is to receive three dollars per
day while in session Two Justices to be
elected by each Distict'with jurisdiction linn
lied 20 twenty dolk,rs, none of whom shall be
members of the Court"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
West Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
CHARLESTON. January q.

Bills passed
To amend an act to incorporate the Kable-
town and Bloomery Turnpike company.
To authorize the Board of Supervisors OF
jefferson county to issue county bonds.
Jan 18th.
Bills introduced On leave.
BY Mr. Cross,
House bill No. 1O6, a bill providing for
the manner of subscription to be made to the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Con, pany, by
Jefferson county"
The House joint resolution pissed some days
ago, for an adjournment on the 10Th instant,
has beeu tabled in the Senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
Notice to Creditors.

To The Creditors Of A,idrer ReIntire, deceased
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
of the county Of Jefferson, made in cause
therein pending to subjec, the real estate Of the
said Andrew McIntire to the payment Of his
debrs, you are required to present your claims
against the said Andrew McIntire for adiudi-
cation to JAMES d. FAYMAN, Commission
err at his office in the said county, on or beluro
the 18th day Of March, 1872
Witness, VIM. a Chapliue, Clerk Of said
Court this 9th day Of January, 1872
w. a. CHAPLINE,
January q, ls72-7t. Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
February 9th 1874.

The special committee in the Convention to
take into consideration the question of per-
mauent location of the Capitol consists Of three
from each Congressional District, as follows:
First District-Wison Of Harrison, Miller
of Ohio and Atkinson of Hancock
Second Districi-Maslin Of Hardy, Osburn
Of Jefferson aud Bnggs Of Pendeton.
Third Districi-Haynes of Summers,
Warth of Kanawha and Thompson of Putnam
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
Public Sale.

V'HE undersigned will sell at " Beall Air." the
residence of the late Col. l.. w. Washington
near Hatown, in Jehferson County, on
Tuesday, February 81, 1872,
Tho following Personal Property:
e5 ACRES OF WHEAT
In the ground also Is Acres of Rye in the ground
landlords portion being wo-filths which is to
BE- sold.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
Bedstcads, Mahogany French, Cottage 2
Iron Frame, | old style four post
bureaus, Mahogany, | Walnut Cottage;
Wash-stands. Mahogany, ! Cottage
Three Wood Tables, Cottage, small Centre,
| with caves;
Chairs, Gained Walnut ParlOr, IL Cottage, l
Spring Large Hair Cloth, Rocking do.
Sofas, Plain Hair Cloth, Glazed Cloth Co
yer;
Mirrors. Dressing square frame, Mahogany
One Sdeboard, l small Celaret;
Stores | Base-burner, Albright wood;
One Cook Stove,
Beds and Mattresses, Feather, 2 Hair, 2
Shuck and Gotten for double bed, Single, 4
Shuck, only;
Chamber SETS, Pitchers, Basins Tin-ware;
One Cherry Wardrobe, lot of Carpcting, IN
different;
Table China Lamps, Glass Cans, Stone Jars:
a miscellaneous Lot OF
OH PAINTINGS AND PICTURES,
One Carriange Coupe,
Two Spring Wagons, one old, ono new;
One Two-hnrse Wagon,
Carriage and Wagon Harness;
Lot Of Carpenters Tools, Saddle
One pair Patent Scales,
Two Barrels Vinegar, Cider, Cider Press;
One Pair Mules, One Cow.
Farming implements:
One Two.horse Plough, one Harrow
One Drill, Wheat Fam
One old Corn Shelter,
Lot Of Garden Tools, Wheelbarrows, Straw
FORKS, DC. &c.
KITCHEN FURNITURE:
Two Pine Tables, 2 small Kettles;
Lot of Tin Ware. Wooden Shelves. Old Press,
Lot Of Blacksmith's Tools, Work Bench Au-
gers, Cross-cu; Saw, Wooden Bin, Book Shelves /;
and mary ether articles too numerous to mention
Terms Of Sale:
A Credit Of Nine Months will be given on all
sums of Ten Dollars and upwards, under that
amount the Cash will be required.
L. Il. WASHINGTON,
Administrative.
Wv. f. ANDERSON, Auctioncer.
Feb. 10, lS?2-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
[ From the Wheeling Register. ]
CHARLESTON.
January 9th 1872.

January 9th 1872.
1t now appears pretty certain that the Ju-
dietary committee will report some plan SINH
lar, in many respects, to the old County Court
system, dividing the counties into Magisteral
Districts, aud providing for the election, in
each district, Of cne or more Justices. Once
in each year these Justices shall meet at the
Court House and make the annual county
leyies for general, poor, aud school purposes,
and transact such other business as the laws
shall devJive upon them. An additional JUS
tce 10 be known As the Presiding Justice shall
be elected, who, together with two Of the other
Justices to be selected by lot, shall compose a
County Court which Court shall meet month
ly for the trial Of all minor cases, civil and
criminal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
The Constitutional Convention.

OF what is being done in the State Const-
tutioual Convention we have but very limited
information. The Committee on Taxation,
Finance and Education, of which Mr.. Travers
is Chairman, made a report on the both, which
being read by the Clerk was ordered to be
printed.
Col. Morgan offered the following Resolu-
ton on the same day:
ReSo'red. That the committee on the Leeis-
lative Department inquire into the expedien-
cy of Incorporating in the Constitution pro-
vision authorizing suffers to appear. as attor-
ney in their own cases, before the justices and
County Courts.
BY telegraph We learn that on the 9Th in
tant the report Of the Taxation Committee was
under discussion. hut no conclusion arrived at.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
BARGAINS!

The Question is often asked
"Hor do you do such a Large Business, and
Kor can you Sell so CheGps"
IT WILL INTEREST SOMETO READ THE
ANSWER WE MAKE.
The First-Hor /, /. done.
We buy our goods direct from manufacturers
and importers, and thus save profits by going d.
rect to headquarters.
The Second HOE Il Is done.
We reduce everything 10 a sysfsn, count the
cost Of penny aud prevent all waste.
The Third-Hoc Il s. done.
We sell for ready money and do not need to
charge high prices to make up Tor bad dst''
The Fourth Hoo ). done.
We tre satisfied with small profits. A little per-
cen,aee on an enormous amount Of business ID
better than large per cent, and small sales.
The Fifth-Ho,c 81 IS done.
We ask but one price, and one price only. to all,
and do not sell goods cheap to-day in order TO
tce a customer to return that we may take sd
vantage tomorrow.
CONCLUSION.
The people and business men generally are well
come 20 tue inside view Of our establishment We
like the pople to know. all about Us. We have in
operation now nearly FIFTY OF the largest stores
in the United States. The fame of the Cheap
the reach OF these famous bargains.
Others may mock our style Of business and at
tempt our small profits, but they cannot even imi-
tate. 1t shows the road to prices which they can
not match.
sss- Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods aud always sold without profit.
SETH NJ. TlMBERLAKE.
II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
WEST VIRGINIA.

4 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
IA Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, Oh tie
first Monday in January. 1872,
H. p MONTGOMERY,
rs.
Vim. L. Noland, Administrator Of John Blue
deceased, Joseph q. Blue, John Blue. Jr.,
John Cbilds aud Mary bis wife, John II
Stipe and Margaret \. his wife, franklin
Carter and Belle, his wife, Fannie Blue aud
Elizabeth Blue.
The object Of this suit is TO subject the land
belonging to the estate Of John Blue, deceased,
to the payment Of S93S SO with interest from
the Tweuty-frs day Of November, 1871. And
it appearing upon affidavit ilel in this snit that
said Joseph q. Blue, John II. StIpc and
Margaret A. his wife, franklin Carter aud
Belle his wife are not residents Of this State,
they arc hereby required to appear Within one
mouth after due publication OF this order and
DO what is necessary TO protect their interests IN
this matter. 1t Is further ordered, that copy
Of this order be published once a week for
four successive weeks in some newspaper in
this county.
Teste,
W A. CHAPLINE,
Clerk, c. &.
CLEoS MOORE, p. Q.
Feb. 10, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10

boy. j. N E~au vl. lua,aatAu5"raay.
SUNDAY. Feb. llh 40 n O'Clock, an. at VIE
slir,s School House same daLat % PM.
Ita iour,h quarterly meeting ~ Jceer~n
rgcm. M T. Caa.ca South. v.i De lel II
Car'c.,ovn. F,b. 2i'a ans 25th. E.g w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
Public Sale.

7 WILL sell at Public Sale, on my Farm
near Leetown, on
Wednesday, February %, 1872,
All my
Stock and Farming Implements,
Consisting in part as follows:
WORK HORSES, and CATTLE;
Shoep and Hogs,
McCormick's Reaper and Mower com
bined
Willouehby's Gum Spring Drill
Sncar's Feed Cutitr,
Sucar's Corn Shelter,
Buggy Rake and Wheat Fam
Wheat Fan, Cart,
Four Horse Wagons, two-hOTsc do.
Spring Wagons, PloushS;
IIarrows, Harness Of al kinds, &c, &c
TERMS:
Nine Months Credit ou All sums over Ten
Dollars the purchaser giving Bnud and APP
proved security, hearing Interest from date if
not paid at maturity. All sums under Ten
Dollars the Cash viii be required.
GEORGIA. rORTERFIELD.
Feb. 10, lS72-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10

The residence Of Judge Edmund Pendleton,
in Martinsburg, was sold at public auction on
Saturday last, for the srm of $4,000. Mr..
Bridges of the.6rm Of Bridges & Henderson.
Hancock Nj, was the purchaser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
Public Sale.

T WILL sell at Public Sale, at s. v Yantis'
| Store, corner Of Shenandoah and High Streets,
Harper's Ferry, on
Saturday. February 10th, 1872,
The Following Property to-wit:
10000 feet of Lumber!
TWO THOUSAND POUNDS OF BACON
1900 pounds of Lard 200 pounds Sausage;
A CHOICE LOT OF LIQUORS;
Two Horses, one Cow, two Sows and Pigs;
One Thoroughbred Berkshire Boar, Shoats
ONE LARGE fiOG-~EfGHING OVER
700 Poundsi
Six Goats, one Sc. of Buggy Harness.
Two Saddles and Brides,
One Sleigh and Bells, ten barrels OF Corr
Twewty-f five bushelsof Oats;
One Bed Room Set of Walnut Furniture,
Several Mattresses, Two Bedsteads;
Six Feather Beds and Pillows;
Fifty Bed Spreads, Fifty Sheets and Pillow
Cases;
one Wardrobe, Several washstands
Three Bureaus, Two Safes;
One Book Case, Several Cromo Pictures:
Beautiful Setof Marble Mantle Ornaments,
One French Clock with glass case,
One Cuckoo and Four other Clocks;
nice lot Of Silver-plated Forks.
Table and Tea Spoons, lot of Knives
One large Copper Kettle. one Brass do
One Table. lot of Dinnerware
lot of Jellies, Pickles, Preserves, Brandy
Peaches, Pine Apples, 6c.
Lnmber Of other articles too tedious to men
ton.
TERNS.A credit of Six Months will DC given
on all sums upwards Of Ten Dollars; under that
amount the Cash will be required. The purcha-
ser to give Negotiable Note with approved se-
curity, payable at the First National Bank in
Charlestown- the notes 60 bear interest from day
of sale.
Sale to begin ut 10 o'sock.
ia. KIRwAN.
WV. f. ANDERSON, Auc.ioneer.
Hsrper's Ferry, Feb: 10, 1917.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
WANTED.

.nNE THOUSAND TONS OF BUTTER.
ONE MILLION DOZEN OF EGGS. Come
one, Come al.
ID AL leads the North American Empire In
IL the way OF cheap Groceries. Remember the
place, opposite Bank 81 Charlest0wn where thew
always have plenty of money which they loan out
to any one who wishes to buy Groceries from
Jan. 20. 1872. RAIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
FOR RENT.

7 HAVE two or three houses for rent, one being
/ the house on the corner Of Liberty and Law
rerce Streets, which has seven or eight rooms,
kitchen, pantry, celer, dc. The others are sui t
able for small families.
Feb. 10, Ts72-tf. B. T0MLINS0N.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-02-10
CONGRESS.
MONDAY.

MuNDAl.
The credentials Of Senator Ransom. Of North
Carolina, elected in place Of Hou q B. Vance
ineligible by reason Of political disabilities were
referred to the committee on elections and priv
ileges. TIE amnesty Till was further debated
without action.
II the House, after tie introduction of bills
usual On Monday, another ILL on the subject
of amnesty was passed relieving the political
disabilities Of men who had been State or coun-
~ officers a, the outbreak Of the war, but not
including Federal officers whe had resigned to
engage therein. A bill was passed to regulate
the Alaska seal fisheries, designed to prevent
the determination Of the seals BY a vote of
1874 to l57 a resolution was passed that the
thirieeuth fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
to the constitution having been duly ratified
and sustained by the popular will, public poll
cy demands acquiesceuse in their validity and
such legislation as will make them effectu-
al Afterwards Mr. Brooks dem.l offered a
resolution simply recognizing Those amend
menSs as valid, emitting 50 much Of the previ-
Gus resolution as was disapproved by major
ity Of the members voting in the negative, aud
it was adopted by vote of loo to %.
TUESDAY.
In the Senate Mr.. Sumner presented a me-
mortal Of property holders in the District of
Columbia, praying protection against debt be-
ing piled up by their prcseut government, the
present amount Of which is stated at one sixth
Of the value ofihe real estate in the District
The investigating committee at New York were
instructed toiuquire into quarantine abuses I'M
der the State government Mr. Edmunds Of
fered resolution asking the President inf,i =
nation as to the reported proies, by the gov
eminent Of Great Britain against the claims If
the United States as presented under the treaty
Of Washington which was debated at length
aud laid over until Wednesday The amnes-
" bin was further debated, without action
In the House the bill to appropriate the pro-
coe3s of the public lands to an educational fund,
to be distributed among the States il aid Of pub
lie schools for all children, was debated with
cut final action.
WEDNESDAY
In The Scraie, the amnesty bill IVES amend
ed by striking cut section : Of Mr.. Summers
supplementary civil rights amendment which
ahrogated all national or State laws in which
the word vbi;e occurs. The ELECTION was
made that it would change the policy Of uaiu-
ralization pursued from the foundation Of the
government.
In the House the ed1catioh bill, setting apart
the proceeds Of the public lands for dis;ribu-
ton among the States and Territories for edu-
eational purposes, WAS amended to provide
that the distribution shall be made according
to the school population between four and
tweuty-oue years Of age, and to tie ratio Of
illittracy Of the several States and Territories ;
it is also provided that no money belonging to
any State or Territory under their act shall be
withheld for the reason that provision is made
by tie local laws for the separate education Of
Whites and colored Without final action tie
House adjourned
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DENTAL NOTICE

V1R. MCCORMICK will visit cbarles,ovn n,o-
~ Js.siOacHy. on the Second NoHdoy Of Febrn.
airy, 18th April. (sth.) June. (lOtR, ! August.
llAh,) October, ll4th), and remain one week each
Tisif.
February 3, 1872.
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Wanted.

4 Youth, about u years Of age, 70 learn the
~ Drug business. None need apply who are
not willing u serve fouryea C. t. BELLER.
harper's Ferry, FeB 3, ls72.