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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-10-19
Dissolution of CO-Parter-
ship.


rENUE Co-Partucrship heretofore existing under
the firm name of Howell & Bro, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent Either party win
sign in liquidation. Il Is necessary that the old
business SHALL be settled up at once. Parties ow-
ing bills will please pay them without further
tee SAMJ Eli HOW ELL,
Aug. l, 1872. DAVID HOWELL.
In severing my connection with The firm,
would return thanks TO our numerous friends for
their patronage foi the past seven years and ask
tor The new house your continued favor and sup
port.
Aug. ], 1872. SAMUEL HOWELL.
HAVING purchased of Howell & Bro, the bal
/ 1 auce Of The Stock Of Goods on hand, viii
continue business at the old stand and viii in
few days add q supply Of Fresh and Seasonable
Goods. In making the changes in business, have
determined also, to change our mode of doing bu-
siness and will sell only for Cash or in exchange
for Produce, satisfied that this mode viii prove an
advantage 10 Merchant and Consumer.
NJ endeavor shall be TO furnish good Goods and
az the lowest living rates. hope % have the sup
port of our old customers and TO offer inducements
60 new ones.
Aug. !, 1872. DAVID HOWELL.
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NEllI tANi'.--Nc nave Just received supply
Of the celebrated Wilcox selfsealing fruit
Jars he safest Jar in usetry it and be convinced,
Tor sale by TRUSSELL 4 LUCAS.
A PPLE Parers Corers and Slcers, Peach Pa
: rers, Chamber Setts, Water and Wash Buck
e., Coolers. FtuitJars and Sealing Waxior same,
Scrub Brushes, Brooms, busters, Matches, Iron,
Nails. Wings and Landslide Cutting Boxes, Cider
Mills Glass. Putty, Horse Nails. Bolts. and Screws
for sale by JAS. LAW HOOFF.
Aug. II, 1879.
DRASS, Bell Metal. Porcelain lined Kettles,
- P,astering Iath. Oak Shingles, Wiiloughhy
Gum Spring Drill, Cistcrn Pumps. Churns, Tubs,
Measures, Buckets. Bowls. Pins, Corn Knives and
Fertilizers OF the most approved kinds, for sale by
Aug. IT, 1872 JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
UTAGON and Carriage Whips, Kerosene, Lard,
W Fish. Meats Foot and Lubricating Oils,
Powder. Shot Lead, Fasks, Pouches Bibbitllet-
al. Cast Steel, Tin. Stone and Glass Fruit Jars,
Wax for same, for Gale By
aug. IT, 1s52. JAS LAW. HOOFF.
FARMERS will find the standard Fertiiizersin
the market comprising Turner's, Maryland,
Eureka. and others, for sale 10y
Aug II, 1872. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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To Those Interested.
50 All the Year Round
IS OUT AGAIN.
Ono IEundrcd Toms

7 THINK it is about time to get your supply
4 Of COAL for the coming winter,
Lan- an Lcnd NOW
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Drugqis5 and Chemist
GLASS, &c.

CHARLEsTOwy, JEFFERSON COUNTY,
T,co Doors We'f 81 SopP'ag'oH Hoiel.
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A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
MILLIONS Bear Testimony 10 sheir
sTonsies fai Surasise Elects.

Vinegar Bitters are not vile Fancy Drink.
Made OF Poor Rum, WhisLey. Proof spirits
and X cfnse Liquors. doctered, spced and sweet
ened please the taste called Tonics Appetizefs
Restorers &c, that lead the tippler on 10 drunken-
ness and ruin, but are true Medicine made from the
Native Roots and Herbs of California, free from all
Alcoholic stimulants. They the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE. perfect Renovator and lnyigorator
OF the system, carrying off all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood healthy condition. No person
can take these Bers according to directions and n
main long unwe provided their bones are not des-
troyed by mineral poison other and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They arc n Gentle Purgative a. we'll ne a
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit 81 acting as
powerful agent in relieving Congestion lniamna-
ton If the Liver and ali the ysceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whether In
young old married single, at the dawn OF woman
hood or at the OF fe these Tonic Biters have no
eqcsl
For Inf mmatory or Chronic Rheumatism
and Cont. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bil.
ious, Resnittent and intermittent Fcvcrs,
Diseases Of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys aud
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful.
Such Diseases are caused by Initiated BLOOD.
which is generally produced by arrangement OF the
Digestive ORGANS.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ache Pain IN the Shoulders Coughs, TiehtEess OF the
Chest Dizziness Sour Fluctuations OF the Stomach Bad
Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks, Papitation Of the
Heart Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions
Of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful symptoms
the cdsprings Of Dyspepsia.
They inyigorae the Stomach sud stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them of uneqnaled
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities and inn
parting new life and vigor 10 the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptons, letter.
Salt Rheum, Blotches. Spots Pimpes. Pustules Boils
Carbuncies, RingWorms, Scald Head, Sore Eyes
Erisipelas, Itch Scurs Dscolorations Of the Skin.
Humors and Diseases Of the skin, Of whatever name
nature literally dug up and carried out of the
in short time by the OF these Bitters One
bottle in such will convince the most ncredulous
of their curative effect.
purities bursting through the skin in Pmples Erupons
Sores cleanse il when you hni il DISTRACTED and
sluggish in the veins cleanse il when II is fo.l, and
your feelings will tell when, Keep the blood pure.
aud the haalth of the system will follow
PIN. TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
the system Of many thousands, efectually des
troyed and removed For full directions read carefully
the circular around earn bottle, printed in four
languages-Enslish, German, French and Spanish.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD n CO.
Druggists and Gen Agents. San Francisco. Cal, and
80 and "a Commerce Street, New York.
~ SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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So we fiId that our valuation was
below the other townships, an6 was
consequently raised Is per cent by
the Board OF Commissioners.
ITEMS TO NOTE.
In 1870 the total indebtedness of
Cedar county was s22,4 91 Y. Paid
in 1870 railroad bonds to the amount
Of $4,000, leaving the Indebtedness
elO,49l u. Outstanding bonds on
Poor Farm, 1850. Total indebted
ness in 1872, about $4,000. Old
railroad bonds, for the payment Of
which this year provisions have been
made, amount to $4,000 dollars and
interest. Paid out for educational
purposes t54,l77 %. Itappears that
our educational expenses are very
great.
When our county debt is paid,
which the greater part will be this
year, our taxes mast necessarily be
lower.
Your Committee is Of the opinion
that some unnecessary expenditures in
the county are permitted; and is also
Of opinion that the expense under the
present supervisor system is greater
than under the old.
We also find that during the war,
when everything was high, it cost the
county two and a half dollars per
week to board its prisoners; whereas
now il costs three and half dollars
per week, when everything is low
Except taxes).
We also find that our County Com
missioners hire man to work the
Poor Farm at salary of 700 dollars
year and board, the man to furnish
one team and wagon. In addition to
the above, we find another agreement
with the same man to pay him 1s5
dollars for furnishing an extra team.
Your Committee suggests that at the
present price OF horses the county
might own team by investing that
amount Of money.
Under the old system Messrs. Wolf
& Landt were paid fifty, and under
the new, three hundred dollars.
We also find that it has cost the
county 81 ,025 within the past year
for groceries for the poor farm; and
that the said overseer is allowed 10
make those purchases when and where
he pleases, without limit, which to say
the least, is loose way Of doing
business.
Nine mills Of the tax the present
year is for Teachers and Contingent
fund, and one mill for Sinking fund,
which will cease after the present
year. Also 2 mills for bridge purpos-
es which will cease, or nearly so, after
this year.
Your Committee would further say
that our county officers received us
with cordiality and welcome, partic-
ularly Messrs. Brink and McClelland.
respectively Auditor and Treasurer,
who aided us materially in our inves-
LEGATIONS, and whom we pronounce
lsis. -;e,a.- ..s~" smsnc rrgnr pace.
A. c. CARTRIGHT,
WV. HoYMAN,
j. p. FERGUSON,
Committee.
Clarence Ldspendent
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Devotees Of Tobacco
sainnh0ll lnvad a nina.

Campbell loved . pipe.
Sir Walter Scott smoked Ia his car
riage, and regularly after dinner,
loving both pipes and cigars.
Byron wrote about sublime tobacco,
but was not IN excessive amoker.
Goethe did not smoke. nor did
Shakespeare.
Carlyle, now past seventy, has been
. steady smoker for years.
Alfred Tennyson is q persistent
smoker Of some forty years.
Dickens, Jerrold and Thackeray all
pulled.
Lord Lytton loves . long pipe at
night and cigars by day.
Lord Houghton smoked moderately.
The late J. NJ Kelnble, author Of
THE Seasons in England" was >
tremendous smoker.
Washington Irving was in no way
addicted to tobacco, nor ia William
Cullen Bryant.
Both Willis and Morris abstained
from smoking.
Bayard Taylor. Tuckerman and
Stoddard enjoy the cigar.
Asa rule the leading New York
editors are not smokers.
Hobbies smoked pipes innnmerable
after his daily dinner.
Milton never went to bed without
his pipe and glass Of water.
Sir Isaac Newton was smoking in
his garden At Woolstrope, when the
apple tell.
Addison had pipe In his mouth al
oil hours, at Buttons.
Fielding both smoked and was ru-
1 minant.
| Shelley never smoked, nor Woods
worth, nor Keats.
Coleridge, when cured Of opium
took to snuff.
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Identifying Farms.

Great progress, says the Obsereer.
has been made within the last
twenty Ave years among the farmers
Of the country, not only in making
their farms more productive, but In
making them more attractive. This,
IN large measure. il the result Of
prosperous farming. Those who had
debts to pay did not feel able to ex
pend much in ornamenting their
places but since they have freed
themselves from this burden they have
been more disposed to attend to the
appearance Of things.
There has been also al advance in
taste. There are not so many now as
formerly who decry all attention to
the ornamental a. waste Of time and
money. This race Of niggsrdly and
boorish men Is fast dying out. In.
creasing intelligence, the cultivation
Of agricultural reading, the formation
Of agricultural societies. the infusion
Of . larger element Of educated and
cultivated men into the profession,
have had . powerful influence In 81
curing more attention u the aesthetics
Of farming, instead of having every.
thing expended for mere pecuniary
returns. And this 10 great advance.
1t enhobles the pursuit Of the farmer.
Man Is q creature Of taste, aud not
mere grub; and he who neglects to
cultivate and 10 crafty this element
In his nature degrades himself Any
one may form pretty correct estimate
Of the intellectual, II not the moral
state ST. y q bis nsighbors BY smBII lX Ie gka
allows his buildings and lands to lie
in slovenly state, when he has the
means Of improving them, may be
money loving, but he will also be q
slovenly man with no elevating in.
stincts.
1t is great mistake to supI ose that
money spent 10 reasonably improving
tne appearance Of place Is thrown
away. 1t may be doubted whether
there 10 any more direct method to IN
crease its pecuniary value. Certainly
its market value will depend very
much upon its outward appearance.
Tasteful and we'll painted buildings.
well arranged yards and gardens with
neat fences, shade trees properly dis
posed, good farm fences and cleanly.
kept fields, will set off farm to great
advantage, and make an amazing DIFF.
ference when II comes to be sold. And
even II II be not sold, these things will
add amazingly to the enjoyment of 1t
by Its posssssor IL he be not blind to
everything but the dollar.
Every man, too, owes 1t to the com.
munity In which he Is living to con.
tribute to general reDutation, and to
public enjoyment, by making all his
rs attractive ~ possible.
There 10 such thing a. paying too
much attention to outside aud tn show;
but there is . reason In oil things, and
measure Of time, aud attention, and
expense should be devoted by every
one to making his farm md his. home
more attractive every yea. that he
lives.
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Never did any soul do good, but
it came reader to do the same again
with enjoyment. Never was love, or
gratitude, or bounty, practiscd but
with increasing joy, which made the
practicer still more in love with the
fair act.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost. How Restored.

HSyanr Just RMh ~ ned; 2 new edition q
y; !, y: ss,:ssi .. !:,.S.
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary seminal
Losses Impotency Mental and Physical In
also. Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, In
duced by self-lndulYence or sexual extrav.
agance.
As-price, In q sealed envelope, only 9 cts.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
essAy. clearly demonstrates from q thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences OF self-abuse may be radically
cured without tho dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application OF the knife;
pointing out mode Oh cure NJ once simple,
certain, and enectual, by means Of which
every sufferer. NO matter what his condition
may he. may cure himself cheaply, private
~, and radically
A1-This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
sent, under seal, In n plain envelope. to
any address, postpaid ON receipt Of six cents,
or two pO~ta g stampA.
. ALSO. DR. Culvsrwell's marriage Guide"
price q Ceuts.
address INC cH tlqo;'! = g. KLINE xs e..
IA Bowery, New York, Pc~t-omce BOZ 45ed.
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The Utah Legislature has passed q
law TO regulate mining. It provides
that any citizen, or person who has
declared his intention TO he one, upon
the discovery Of q mineral deposit.
shall be entitled to one claim for the
discovery, one III location. II shall
be q misdemeanot, punishable by iine
or imprisonment, to destroy or dsface
the notice Of cisim. and give . lien
on property SOr work or'supplles.
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1t is the slpperiness Of our hearts
that causes SO many slips in our lives
Conscience can not be urged or awed
with forgotten truth; but keep it in
the heart and it will keep both hoart
and life upright. "The law of his
God is in his heart, none Of his steps
shall slide.
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Look to your Children |
sr.Lou,s MEDICINE CO.

Chesnut - bet. 9Th and 1th. -. Louis, Mo.
Chartered By the State afford safe efcsent And scien
tihc trcatmentoe ds4ssr Office y mail or express
Enjoying the best medical skin usine purest drugs In
form and avoiding pctsons render ii
favorites We medicine fos nil Chronic
Diseases. anybody describe heir Symoms enclose e.
sd viii send with Instructions In this
skin the topois brought thln the ali
Some require prolonged treatment nsc-tase:a
sorresio0o and change the mod cne as case re2ureA
S0MF OF ORR REMEDIES.
OtnrrhTn Pills scots. Constipation Pills
~ 90. these Pills auhle person OF constpated
habit Fever and ASme piiis 81 90. Liver Pills
90. shcso eel directly on the liver. Neuralgia Pills
81 90. relief In 30 min and cure in few day Tonic
PIN. 81 90. ~ Nervous Exhaustion. Physical Debility.
Loss Of Tone Loss ofappeti,e Blood Pills %
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enough to cure any blood taint Buchu Pills 81. for
kidney bladder and urinary dlteulties this drug has
nras,cn for hundred years. Pimplc and
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fession Pile Cure 81 Pills for all forms Of Female Dis
from 2sc, TO q 90 per box Also nud preparations
Of all kinds reasonable prices. Send stanpa
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Nk Invsia country PLY scians Druggists, order
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Fisk used 10 tell a!,,s his frst mis-.
take In life: when l was a little
boy on the Vermont farm, my father
took me up to the stable one day,
where q row Of COWS stood In the stable.
Said he; James, the stable window il
pretty high for boy. but do you think
you could take this shovel and clean
out the stable % II don't know, Pop,
l never have done It," We'll. my boy,
II you will do 1t this morning I'll give
you this bright silver d ,llar, said faith.
er, patting me n the head, while he
held the silver dollar before my eyes.
"Goo i" l said, "I'll try It," and away
| went to work, tugged. and pulled,
and lifted, and pulled and, finally. 1t
was done and father gave me the bright
silver dollar, saying, That's right,
James; you did 1t splendidly. and now
l find you can do 1t 80 nicely, / shall
have you do 1t eusry morning all ,cin-
ter"
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10 tie Tar Payers Of Dayton 7o,ca.

10 the Tar Payers Of Dayton 7oscn.
sAp.'
GENTLEMEN: Pursuant to instruc-
tions from you, your Committee went
to the county seat and made m exam.
nation, or rather, an investigation, Of
some of the causes Of high taxation in
Dayton township, and the county At
large.
Upon examination Of the assces-
ment Of the several townships in the
county, we find that the valuation Of
land per acre in this township was
below the valuation Of land in other
townships, rs appears from the follow
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-03-07
The Poetry OF Trees.

Said Nathaniel Hawthorne The
trees. ~ living existence. form q
peculiar link between the de ID and VS..
My fancy has always found something
very interesting 10 an orchard. APPLE
trees, and all fruit trees, have . do.
mestic character which brings them
into relationship with man. They
h.s. lot IN l5ss:t @aasssi a sss s,!s
grown humsnized by receiving the
care Of man, and by contributing TO
his wants. They have beco ne part
of the family; aud their individual
character 10 ~ well understood and
appreciated, ~ those Of the human
members. One tree 10 harsh aud
grabbed another mild; one 10 chur
Iish and iliiberal; another exhausts
itself with its free-hearted bounties.
Even the shapes If apple trees have
great individuality, into such strange
postures do they put themselves. aud
thrust their branches grotesquely In
al! directions. And when have they
siood around house for many years,
and held converse with successive
dynasti.s Of occupants. and gladdened
their hearts 30 often ia the fruitful
autumn, then 1t would seem almost
sacrilege to cut them down.
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Ea lIsttls IS 1855

.aL.sl. t.Its Distressing COM
plant is now made known in n Treatise fof
Is octave pages on Foreign and Native
Herbal Preparations, published by DIR o
PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was dis
covered by him in such "A prov idential man.
ner that he cannot conscienfiously refuse to
make IL known, as II has cured every body
who has used IL for fits, never having failed
In a single case. The ingredients may be
obtained from any druggist. copy sent
free 10 all applicants by mail. Address DIR
PHELPS BROWN Fl Grand Street, Jersey
city, y. j.
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The taste for emotion msy become
. dangerous taste; We should b very
cautious how We attempt 70 squeeze
out Of human lie more ecstacy and
paroxysm than Il can we'll sf6ed.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Why and Where

Our pamphlet contains eDgravings Of
all the different styles Of instruments
that -~~ 100000 $500 - .-i- 20 =
scription Of each, 50 that person can
sslect the style they mag desire to order
with the assurance that they will re.
oeive just as good Piano as If they were
in our warerooms to select it, We have
sold over FIVE THOUSAND Pianos,
many Of them being shipped great dis.
tances, and we have never yet received
the fret complaint. AS we give writ.
ten guarantee with every Piano we man.
ufacture. for five years, the purchasers
Euns no risk.
Don't fail 10 urae fo, our Ddnphtef
Vhich IRE mail Free, and ,1hea you aOrite
stdte Whdt paper you sdW this notice IN.
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Report ef Cesnmittse Appointed
in Dayton 1ownship g Investt.
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No&;ea IA tha kF;cta3 and Yrnsar,y,.s,.

BEFORE srrirng the notorious quaeks who advertise "a
public pages, using any qusek remedies, peruse d
Butts work iter what disease Is or how deplor
sle your condition.
Dr. Butts be consulted personally bynai the
diseases mentioned In his works. Oce No. Il n. EgLta
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1T h maxim with me not to ssk
what, under similar circumstances, l.
would not grant. IN George Warrington.
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The following was the spirit Of the
Republican State Convention recent.
~ held In Kansas:
Resolved, That the delegates tn day
chosen are instructed to vote for the
patriotic President and citizen soldier,
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York ~ we'll - In Chicago. Jennie
Juse, In q late fashion letter, tells Of q
lady, whose home went under the
auctioneer's hammer recently, who .
few weeks before was unable to find
anything at to wear at Stewards, and
ordered wardrobe from Paris. The
husband Of this fAstidious person was
ten years ago . Journeyman mechanic
and his wife did her own work, wash.
ing included, In the little tenement
which they occupied In Harlem.