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APARTMENT IN AR Af!s l. rRiMsusus neH H HOUSE AT
INTERIOR VIEW OF fME Afi H! House. AND GROUNDS
sAbReePfAffa BRePffEa Dsi SAN + saFishs Il Il Il T. !"
Due notice will @ es sysn sJSs 9 Gs IF 5st of
NEW YORKER sTADT THEATRE,
- NINTH las fERESkMSSsSE i SskSMMSsiSsSE OF
o%1sS S$Sss osiosH
Seats can be secured at the sadt Theatre ticket oce
RseS srCthers AZ
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
# sssset baY s5a h
SisSHi sSS SiExHSiisS TSfSsSFS S,SsSAsSs Sksfgs'
puriAsayE hAEFSE THT gFEEa4ia R1ESTl, AIRS
NAT1sEh 4T1sEh sHEIsTsAs sHEIsTSAs PAy 4 z
Seats secured six days in advance.
BAhSs%MSsEyx Museum, MEsAeERIE AND HHhHAS eikeGs. WEEK
BLUE BEARS f Great GR BaRb fan0H~s s
week. also n saDSss Hlz1 'fH Poasf sfEsfffs Rider
MONS. bsfHffEnisSs bs;fISfflT l.ii Ssft s%w & MAN,
in Asf 5SsissSaisS Ssfsss,isi SfsSjSSH SS%I Act
THREE ExHIBirfoas"isM 11 NJ. Lar and ~ andsp.M.
For this occasion "a the whole establishment will be open
JsS iEs kAsDRHD 1HHHE TahH VILE RhSsfs
I,NG onsn from IT e q IEE SIZE AUToMAroSs
Npte.NDuring the short season Of BLUE BEARD. com.
mepsing this Monday eSenng this m amusing panomms
arena programme.
SrEISwAY HAAIIaEITBINs@TEIN NJ II Ip @ oSNSERTs. . 4,
RuBlSsTSsS J5EcER4 sR4 G6EPRSFE cokPRSfhs. THOMAS
TO HsSf ssse BE-
GRAY sf' aSlsi "a ,iSS1 OF
HENRI wIasIAwsM sne
FINEST MUSICAL oRGayI@hrIoN Re'a II9@shr IN AMERICA,
TUESDAY EvfSSS sS4 e ls bsss%fsr sa@ w5! Gy&S & 2n
TIE Ias nFn hF1EsSs9s sANSAFS cosdsRs
N Se" zGTE; THkd, j. faoS%s SHa'Sas'''n with
eempns hEase over sF4fP hFr2 2hsHhsaHiG PhRroRxGns
This extraordinary combination will enable the public
GREATEST LIVING PIANIST AND vIoLINIsr,
greatest effect to their The w9nder rowers and it
reached and illustrated. ''''' "'' "''e ''e"
PRooKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. IS
LESTER wALLAcK
NEVER WON FAIR LADY
wooDcocK,s" "nd %irrLE GAME.
supported by members of
WALLACKiS COMPANY.
BOX BOOK OPEN
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. Gis BROAD.
~ way between Houston and Beecker streets Every
ono should visit this wonderful Museum. i Is full o
everything people should and understand Lectures
daily OF Ihe Philosophy of Marriage. Those parties
unable to attend these imp Lectures hayc them
9 y
Broadway. New York.
nR. KAHN's MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 74s BROAD
IL way, opposite Astor pace.-This magnificent col.
lection contains over 100000 specimens of natural and
a1 Prpu comm
portion OF the human frame. Lectures daily on Ner-
pediments" Applicants furnished with pocket edition
OF these valuable lectures post free for 20 cents by
addressing Secretary Dr. Kahns Museum 745 Broadway.
New York. open from o A. NJ. to l0 r. NJ Admission ~
cents.
METRoroLIrAN
THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
HERALD BUILDING.
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or THEATRICAL,
MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY
ON HANQ
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GROUND
THE
CLOCK"

Mrs JOHN WOOD, Mr. JOHN BRoUGHAM Miss
EMMA A, Hqws0N. the GEEAT MAyiLrONs and tho
FAMOUS LAURl PANT0MlME TROUPE, in this WON
DERFUl, AMUSING and PICTURESQUE LOCAL SEN.
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REsTAURANTs.

EEYER'S NEW YORK REsTAURANT-LATE OF 73i
VI and 136 Broadway rcOpencd at Is West Fourteenth
street. Elegant ladies' and gentlcmens Dining saloons;
also number OF Parlors reserved tor private dinner
10 cJ
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ADJUSTMENTS.


nss.s.s ssnRe and PALMER
THE LIZ cEp11 ASb ShESA5soS Iofos. or raS SEASON
which since It's initial has & en- attended by
sHSSs$fsfESs 4$SSs4SB EHEsSss
have f'sa ot ASt sSEs 81 H ss ssfss yin
In the nem sirEa 4Rf fefe;i .oRfaE ssif fGro ApRrESsE
MILITARY spa s1soGSsy H GSfSIyDhsss and s'saran'eA
mAosproEsRgT sSEsNs BAaoH Al EssRT RE R64ur'hS Ho
BY es ssi1sfi rs ySsd 81
BY s9si FPfsR
ANS NokI
Hs S4HT9
Child AMERICUs, viciinst; Herr WEiRrEKBAcn.
The whole forming combination Of attraction never
''''s$ $S$Sa 4 b2s 9sH
NIBLo's GARDEN NIRLos GARDEN.
N ON dThisSmfs hfaRA RsREqFsAsSb EPFshkS6s
EES EES zsB zsB ESTSs, ESTSs,
WITH AH s SSns n Rzzs&
SAMihx coE on Crosby S. Sirry CENTS
Wo0PgsS gsrs9 kqsfgs HVTsasoon 4! Es1nA ArTHA0al0SS
THE GREAT nuEESs$jE HTEsS hyFs5sa Fs1Sih Ars
nr0dSqSnps SnsSa4Y hS SxxspbE xsbE fRfEsssa1tGlsss REsaGs Ms'
'Asword ssn sfS sSis Artists also
The versatile s., also
with his comic trick muios PETE AND BARNEY.
pTa fl ARSEksSas 'efis Ssp p'1 HvR
G'ssFs os Sfl, Comedy Of the
4H 4 IN nsM fs
DECEMBEK Is CHRisiMAs DAY>
6Hs S A' Hg2sso
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN TO SECURE SEATS.
OLYMPIC LES CENT vIERGES.
FIRST On HEcEnshsE1T3s Mpsb1Y u
tsss'Sas Les Sens Nv yfERGEs 2pssn y three acts
rE EHE tAGEsr GEE 4GsssFR sGSsafioS Sla1sasR IN PaRs
which has been in preparation and careful rehearsal for
ON EVENING saS THak MATINEE
with new costumes scenery and the entire strength
OF the company
Miie AIMEE ;uaDrieue
Nile Nile roland. Fanny gUlExU ihe Duke s"'A'
puSnESSNE, ES , rSalsrdot = =hEGgYER Iag;a plIPersonn
The balance the company win represent of all
nations English colonists soldiers, seamen and cmi-
first is in London; the second and third acts in
the Green Islands.
ExTNA GhkIsiMAs AND SATURDAY MATISEE;
Admission, with seats, 81; Gallery. 60 cents Seats
six days in at the Olympic Theatre and
at Schirmers 7Ol and ia Broadway.
In rehearsal Offenbach'S New Opera,
La PRINCESS DE TREBlzONDE
and LES BRIGANDS.
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ETH AVENUE THEATRE. BEGINS AT 5.
- Sole Lessee and Manager. -. Mr.. AUGUSTlN DAILY
MONDAY NIGHT,
and every evening during the week.
will be acted for the first time in this country original
comedy in three acts by Mr.. Frank Marshall of London
NEW YEARS EvE
FALSE siiAMEi
with NEW SCENERY by Mr.. JAMES ROBERTS; new
and original Music Including u NEW YEARS CAROL
by Mr. Harvey Dodw0rth. ana new Costumes Ia mode
Arthsr LORD Chiffon his SON, ccrnet in tho Royal -
Captain Earnest Braseish g: H Rockwell
GsSsnans asTssa Frank Percy
iionorable Charles Ewart Mr. j. d. h Burnett
fp servanis Visitors and Uhoris.ers
Magdalen Atherleigh, ward OF Lord Dashing'
ton MISS Ciar" , M1Ils
Constance Howard Miss Fanny amy Dsyenpors
Turquoise Ring:
Act IiI-New Years Day-wiih bad beginning for all
parties The difference between False Glory and False
eH4R}FsyNAs ~ }E yNAAssdek SAY'
GRAND MATINEE
FALSE SHAME.
Mr. DAILY begs to announce that the present novelty
VIII DC i0GMfd Iy M PnkAS sss e isriSs GSSsprEs
the exclusive right TO which have been purchased direct
from the French authors. The comedy will be an
Emotional sensation OF singular power, and will be
adapted expressly for this company by the author Of
'Divorce" HFrou.Frou," &C.
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'yVANTED--AN UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, BETWEEN
~ Twelfth AMI Iwenty;tourth streets, from Lex
ington to sixth ayenue, with modern improvements
rent not 20 exceed $1,000 Address j. c. box 3Ol Post
Office. New York
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WHICH GO
SnperYisors' Meeting.

October sth All the members present.
Ordered, That the report by John p. Kearfott,
in regard to the road leading from the smithfed,
Charlestown and Harper's Ferry Turnpike to Sum
init Point, through the lands of the late John r.
Flagg be adopted and the report as accepted
from the viewers he sustained.
Ordered, That the balance Of tie $1,000 now in
the First National Bank at Charlestown to the
credit Of Logan Osbu7n he transferred to the Jail
Brilding Committee, to be paid to the Contract
ors according to the contract.
d.. johnson was granted license 20 sell spiritn-
Gus liquors at the Sa3rington Hotel, Charlestown.
Frank Beckwith was granted certificate to
practice Law.
The President and Clerk were authorized to sign
the remaining Shen. Valley R. L. Bonds, in pos
session Of the Board of Supervisors, and hand
them over to the Commissioners heretofore APP
pointed.
October 18th. All the members present
1t was Ordered, That the President and Clerk Of
the Board destroy all cancelled Bonds, Coupons,
County and Jury Orders in the Clerks Office.
G. T. Lieklide- was appointed Director Of Shep-
herdstown and Smtbfeld Turnpike Company rice
J.P. \. En;ler resigned.
Ordered That Twelve Hundred Dollars be ap-
,...,.-:,,o3 d, eni.l mr. renair tbe Bolivar Turn
pike over Camp Hill. Passed-Ayes, Haines,
Sponcelor. Kern and Fulk; Nays, Enuer, Kable
and Rausburg.
o.4,,.d That Tb-ce Hundred Dollars he ar
-.o,-....d % hr;,5 cnlvor, caor Rolivar. Pass
"a As, u,ir.s F,,lo, Sco,ca,l.r Ken and
~. ". XII, o,d p,,,,t,--
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Our Ma -yland Friends.

II was the good fortune OF The Senior Of the
Tree Pres, to he with ,. tvnoor,nbical friends
$500 -
oi "''y.'n" CA several OF 'ne 7 eNc..IS 'IS' an"
90 experience wno'e-sor'el hospitality w''er-
ever tler went. They ere not oulv men Of in
tsrl,ct b., GENIAL gentlemen. with whom it is
..,....,.....,1 ,,..c',,.,, -, l,,l i......,,r..
l'''''' "'' '','''''.'' ~ '.''
I"s notice OF their annual mee'ns' "'cn we
append, eNcites sad as well as kindly emotions.
Two of the members have been summoned
from, s,,,f with, rbe mast vsar whose NOM
-,.-l'...... '.-l..-.
'.y We S."' '"'.''N Warmly d" ''i "'"'''
.Aaue1' Ieei'ng Of he Maryland Edijore'
so~.a'io,-Tnraunua meeting of The Mary
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Tor he Free Press.
Dogs.

Asssrs. REfors In peruslng yonr valuable
paper noticed this remark among other par
agrapls THE hest muzz'e for a dog is the
muzl.e Of revolver placed behind his ear. -
/ agree with tie writer In his views aud this
e'icits the que>tion-Why is it that the citi-
zens Of Jefferson county and the authorities
which control it. persist in raising more worth
less Dogs than Sheep? Take, for instance, a
mile on each side Of the pike leading from
Chsr'e>towu to Harper's Ferry, which makes
10000 acres Of our best land: there IS not one
hundred sheep to be found Now there are
so dwelling houses. aud How two dogs to "A
house.-which L. very moderate calculation
and it gives 100 dogs. to say nothing about
the dogs iu tie to'rnS which are legion. Now
ou this 10000 acres of land there should be
fifteen sheep for every one hundred acres, in
connection with our present system Of farming
The production OF wool five pounds per head,
800 lbs. at 40 cents. make S3,000,-to say
nothing about the muttons aud increase Of
lambs Now comes the question: If the
county Loses $4,000 annually on 10000 acres
for want Of proper Profession to this branch Of
production what does she lose on 200, 900
acres? Answer. 100000, Just enough to
pay the County Taxes Remedy-Heavy tax
on dogs, or muzzle behind the ear.
TAX PAYER.
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The Temperance Meeting.


Not having had the pleasure Of attending
thsmcsta-at "Iee Hall on Tuesday evening
last. W., ars indebted 70 a friend FOR the APP
pended interesting sketch Of the proceedings:
NE. G,t.Aurn: As eiren out to be, a meeting
was held at Lee Hall on last Tuesday night in the
interest OF the Temperance cause. A very good
audience in character ard numbers assembled.
majority of the Pastors OF the town we're there ard
roodry portion % ladies gave their presence and
smiles. which 10y che bvl was no small encourage
monte ts, chiefac.,rsin thcsc y. $. White,
ESQ.,. acted as President Tn, Rev. hr. Tongue
offered ~1 PRAYER. The Chairman then made some
most rsr,iaert remarks In reference TO the cause
and the meeting with itsespecial object indicating
clearly DTS heart 90 Doe IN Che movement and his
s,r.i.r.r,s B. bs rp with TIE necessities OF the
time. E.v. Dr. Andrews Of Shcpberdstown was
in.ro5ac j. and proceeded in his forcible and
,-,nclsat tyle to discuss the subject. Tie avowed
hirs,Istl D.. au original temperance man, having
,i-red rl,I-s Of total abstinence as far back as
lS2s. when che late venerable Bishop Meade was
pr..., and spoke. from which pledge he has ne
YER sr.rred. IT, gave sketch OF the temperance
Increment a bs country from its s.aft, calling up
us several eao-hs- beginning with the partial
pledge. chen tbe Wasangtori3n revival. hen the
local r-r-.h .tft7-v e-2al- (which, he declared,
accom- E.lsJ ce-t. To- denounced the present
uc-u-. srs..i-a false ir principle and failure
i1 r-act.c.-jle-.,'-e aho-tiye i'm its object. The
or-. OF tts % REMARKS was In fa'o- Of a more
,.r---. tl.r.-s. 1w-s-ch as has been adopted in
gr....r r.....- ri. -f-f n which system makes
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SCDDEN DEATH-Mr augustus Hammond,
from Frederick Co., MI. salesman in the
Shoe establishment IF J. j. Mcmahon, Of
Saunton, died Unexpectedly on Monday week 4,
He was making his toilet and remarked as he
turned from the mirror, that he was locking
badly. lie complained of chill and lay on
the bed while his wife was getting a blanket
to throw over him. As she was spreading it
he died The deceased was about As years
old-Staunion Yiadic1t2r
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SALE OF CONFEDERATE MoNEY.-On Tues
day week in front of the Courthouse, f. NJ.
Cushing, auctioneer, sold $50 900 in Confeder-
ate notes, of denominations running from IS
to zoos for $3.50, lawful money of the United
States. The purchaser was Professor Therry
from France, who bought them as a curious
memento of the "lost cause. Sinm'on Tia-
6icafOr
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PAINFUL AccIDENr.-On Fdioy night
week, near Spring Hill, while Mr.. Isaac y.
Fisher, merchant, was weighing some pow
der a spark from lighted cigar in his mouth
fell into it, causing an explosion which serious
" damaged the young aeutleman's face and
very nearly deprving him Of his eyesight.-
Stanton Indicator
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The Fair.

The Third Annual Fair Of our Valley Agri-
cultural Society opens on Tuesday next, the
22nd, and will continue until Friday. Each
day has its special attractions, and the only
safe plan for those who desire to see all the
sights, is to buy season tickets.
We are told by members Of the Board that
the display, both in number and variety Of
stock and articles exhibited. and general at
fractions will surpass any previous year
U1Rchesie. Tires
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DIED,

On Sunday morning last October l3th.) in
Stanton, at the residence Of Ger 5-oJher-in-lsw,
NJ. John X. Woods-Niss MATT E :. GILKE-
son, Youngest daughter e The late Col. Jno.
Gi'keson, Of F'ede lex county, aged 80 years.
Nea- Hainesvl'e Berkeley county. September
llth. 1872, JOHN WILLIAM CElSWELL, intact
son o' Levi Z. and Elza0cl 4. Swa'
In Na-t;lsburc. Thursday week, OF droprr. Mr.
ISAAC \. ON.ia the 45tb wear of HI. age.
In Covihgton Ky, October lst. 1872. VIII
LIAM p. SHOWERS, of II zabetl town, Ky, for
mer,y oT Nartinsburg.
At leooardtown. Nd. on the 18th inst,
WILLIAM kitty McSHEBRY son o. D.. Rich
ard and Catnafine McSher,v aged . yea S.
Near New Market on the 10th instant, FANNIE
CLINE daughter OF Col. G. W, and Fannie MUIR
phv,-aged months ald II DAYS.
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Collection Depot.

TF7HE Ch'rlestown Depot, Winchester & Stras-
B burg Branch Of the b. a o. Railroad. has
been Dadea Collection Depot. Frcights will here
after be collected at Charestown, instead, as here
toiore, az the points from which shipments are
made. All persons receiving freight on and after
August lst 1872. will be required to pay for the
same before removal. y. D. STARRY,
Aup g. 1872 Agent.
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LEATIIIcIs.

~ hand and for sale, Prime lci n French md
" American Calf skins. also stuck Of Sole
Leather that We are selling 1T los prices.
HiLLEARY, WILSON L JOHNSON.
Summit Point, June p, ls77-3m.
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have on hand now
One Hundred Tons
Georges Creek, run OF mine, which will be sold
at the Yard at Sj.2j.
Also 80 tons /. Y. Nut Coal.
- 30 " Egg
But never mind the quantity, viii always keep a
large supply on hand.
The Anthracite is Of the very best kind, as |
think it is better TO have a first class quality Of
goods whed You have 10 pay 10 the railroad the
same AMOUNT for transportation. Any one, there
fore. who buvs anything from me, in the way Of
Goa or anything else, viii be 70 get what he
ba gains for. 80 BiarHey here and 40 Credit ci-
Their. Will however. take COUNTRY PRODUCE
as far a. wanted. As heretofore. / keep anything
and everything that belongs to the
Grocery, Provision,
Leather, Shoe Finding. Motions, Paints. Oils, and
other articles that / don't remember; but ii you
come to the Store, you will very likely find them
upon inquiry. IN. DECAULNE,
Sept q, lS72-3m. Harper's Ferry.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
WOODEN GOODS.
WANTEDi

TIVE Farmers to know that during Harvest and
other seasons, will look after all Machinery
repaired By me.
The Farmers to know that am doing General
Line Of BLACKSMITHlNG, on satisfactory terms.
Wanted, in exchange for work, Ton Of Old
Wrought Iron-od Tyre preferred.
Also, Bacon ann Flour.
Wanted, = and inch Plank-good quality.
Wanted, good Wagon Maker single man
preferred.
7vze Farmers viii save time, trouble and ex-
pense. BY consulting a Regular Nachinist before
they have valuable machines repaired.
"a shop on corner OF Congress and Lawrence
streets, old stand Of Hiram 0'Bannon.)
J. HENRY HOLLAND,
May Is, ls72-tf. Hschines..
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DEATH OF DR.. L. l.. MAssIE-Dr L. L..
Massie, one Of the most prominent pbysic ans
of New Orleans, died in flat city few days
ago Dr. Massiewas a native Of Virginia, and
was chief surgeon on the staiI OF Major Gene
raj Walker in Lees campaign in Virginia. He
was long a resident of Washington city, where
lie graduated in his medical studies.
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GRAPES,

DERSONS, wishing Grapes Tor table use or 9th
Z &c purposes can be supplied after Au-rstIOth
with choice rnit in any quantities. fresh from the
tav Brown, Charlest0nn. or Nr. ". r. Conrad.
at the VINEYARD.
July IL, 1872.
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A IEALT9Y pLAcE-Rev. d. Atkinson.
President of Hampden Sidney College stated
in late discussion that but one student had
died at that college in hundred years.
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Attention Farmers.

T7OR the Harvest Of 1872. 7 viii furnish pure
1 article of Harvest whisky ~ Sl2j per gallon
and Liquors II all kinds 10 lowest cash prices. Cali
and examine for yourselves
June -, asp. @. ". CHAMBERS.
OBSEY'S and AviF Whistles copper distilled
j l end County made, decidedly pure, nj
June TO- 1872 CHAMBERS.
n EW England Rum, pure and old, Imperial
~ London Gin. Ginger and Blackberry Bran
dies, also superior Cognac Brandy. atlowestrstes
at CHAMBERS.
Harner'. Ferrv. W Va. Jnne ID. 1872.
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Important.

We have been extremely lcnient with our Gus
toners. and the time has arrived when we need
our money: and we feel assured that those who
are indebted to MS will call and settle their ac-
counts without further DELAY. Our immediate de-
mand for money compels rs to make prompt col
lection. Call for your bills.
Aug. II, 1872. TKUSSELL q LUCAS.
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Take Notice.

FSNIIE best Fruit Jars for family use. Avoid the
hot work OF preserving and use Mason's Pa
tent Fruit Jars with Proclaim lined Cap-the best
and only jar that will answer. c. y. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, July 20, 1872.
CEALING Wax for canning fruit for sale BY The
- pound, by c. /. BELLEk,
NOR Picking Purposes White and Race Gin
ger. Long. Black and White Pepper. White
and Black Mustard Seed, CELERY Seed, Tumcric,
Aspice Mace and Cloyes-all fresh and pure, for
sale BY 9. +. HELLER.
Harpers Ferry, July 90. 1872.
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NEW GOODS.

BLASTING and Sporting Powder. Shot. Caps.
- and Fuse, forsale by NcCUgDY DUKE.
Il EDZlE FiltererF, and IN additional sgpplyof
"a Hardware. just received by
September e, ls72. McCJRDY 6BURE.
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DR.. -. T.. ~ NTH,
nATs.

VNENDERS his services TO the citzcnso Of Charles
town and vicinity. Office at residence. Full
upper sets Of Teeth, from SO 70 $50; partial ditto
s. 10 $40. Filings from 81 upwards. Extracting
only 30 cents. All work warranted. and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. 90 References when required.
June %, ls72-ly.
vSTINES.-I have just received some very fno
w Madeira and Port for Church aud Medici-
nal purposes. GEO. r. LIGHT.
DRANDY-The very finest Frcnch-pure, for
} sale by GEO. T. LIGHT
VXTHISKY-Pure Rye, inst received aud for
W sale by GEO. 7. LIGHT.
(tuEWING TOBACCO-B. 7. Gravcly's best,
Y have now for sale very cheap.
Smoking Tobacco-Pride Of Virginia, 70cts.
Cigars froii s.55 to 1900 per box, some very
cheap q 800 per box. GEO. 7. LIGHT
NTARNISHEs Coach W l. Copd Zinc and
Japan. have just received a ircsh lot aud
will sell cheaper than ever.
June 70, 1872. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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Stationery Departnent.

Z HAVE Just completed my Stationery Stock
have an classes and STYLES of paper from Fools
cap 10 Smallest Note plain; also. French Initial
all shades. from White to Green. very thick TO
very thin-a nc,- io'. The Dolly Note and Enve-
ope | also have just large enough to say GLOW are
2" and Good Bye" For sale by
Aug. II. GEO. y. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19

BROKER LWB.-We regret TO learn that Mr..
VIM. l.'e- Of this county, had bis Lee severely
fractured ou yesterday. To leading his horse
over pair of bars. the animal stumbled and
broke The lower railing, fragments of which
struck Nr. Linear the ankle ioiut.-Syi,iL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19

tits Tonic and win strengthen on. Reduce
the dose so it acts as a gepte laxative, and con-
tinue on regularly with simmons Regulator, and
you will become strong and healthy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19

TEACHERS FOR THE CoLoBED PEopLE.-For-
ty-eisht coiorel young girls and boys from
different points 10 Nsrth Carolina, eighteen
being from Groenboro the point where they
We're shipped. have arrived at Hampton, Va,
to at,ead tie colored Normal School, where
they will be fitted for teachers gratuitously.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19

No LADY's TomET CoxrLsrE aaless there be III e
fragrant Sozodont uuto the breath sweet odo-s it
imparts, the gums a ruby redness soon assume, the
teeth quick rival alabaster tint, and pearls
set in a coral vase.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
Books.

7 HAVE for sale the following Books. cheap:
i Stepping Heavenwsrd, Night Scenes Of the
Bible, Little Women, Kicnzi Gold Elsie. Robinson
Crusoe-Paper Backs. Morton House. Surchedon,
Henry Esmond. Smiths French Novel, Three
Generations. Plebiscitc, II is Never Too Late TO
Mend. The Golden Lion Of Grampere by Trollope
These Books are sold. One half of the price paid
allowed on some other book when read and re-
turned. Callaud see GEO. r. LIGHT.
VyRUIT WAE. also for sale Toilet Powder
< / have Just made n superior article Of
Toilet Powder equal 20 Lubin's) for one fourth
the money. IT is very soothing 10 chat. and heat.
Aug II. Spirit copy. GEO. T. LIGHT.