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New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

Considering how charming and excellent thing
is matrimony one is surprised at the constant
shower of bes and jokes which are thrown at it, not
merely by bachelors, for this we should expect of
them but even by the sacredly joined themselves.
story with rathera piquant flavor comes TO us from
Paris. At the Morgue, man and woman presented
themselves. The former said he wished to find out
whether the body of woman named Virginia D.
had been brought into the Morgue since May, 1871.
No trace of such body could be found 6 was
sure of it," said the woman, Z" for am Virginia, and
wanted to prove to my husband here present that
| was not dead" "Ah, Virginia" said the husband
sadly and so, alas it is true that you are not
dead" The puzzled official demanded an explana-
ton. The husband answered that while his wife
lived with him he was the most unhappy Of all NOR
tails Frequently she would desert his bed and
board and at last, in May. 1871 she went away and
did MT come back again. story reached her enrap
tured husband that she had been killed, during the
siege, by she'll and lie was told that her remains
were at the Morgue. Suddenly she came home. con-
sderaDly altered, so that he did not recognize her.
and he therefore brought her to the MOrgue to
prove that she was not dead, which it appears,
greatly TO his dissatisfaction she able to do. He
went away, moaning, "What misfortune" Poor
fellow!
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

Wizards seem to prosper in England almost as
fatty as they used, but they not quite of
civil immunity. Here is wonder worker sentenced
to six months hard labor for his mysterious per-
formances. A poor laboring couple who had an
idiot son became convinced that the boy was merely
possessed by an evil spirit, and straightway made
pilgrimage to the said wizard. He weirdly observed
that he'd see what he could do" and instantly de-
manded ten shillings. Soon after, the father mag
ined indications of evil spirits about himsef-per
haps with reason-and besought further aid from
the wise man. 'Twould cost more gold, that worthy
said the infatuated being did MT object. For
eighteen months the wizard continued to fight the
evil spirit and the aborer to pay for the same until
the remorseess and benighted authorities appeared
and stopped the affair.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

-. Thomas d. Harris, one Of the Oldest and most
respected merchants Of roronto, died sstarias. '
....Dayd G. Ballard. age ~, for nearly " years
connected with sos;oa Afssrassr, dsl FssdA at4
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20
Bnsmess NoiIces.
DIAMOND POINTED GoLD PENs.


lCiRcuLsR msr
t, e IS highly worthy q a. I a patron
age one Of Ss mos q Che present aS md h %
stiS t9 u Si S.s possesses VIC necessary ''''u'' n'"''''
Gold No AsiOr House Their SUPERIOR value
tested b. the loss time be has been engaged our city IN their 'n''o
We the subcOsrs who know the value Fors Ply. from
,1s.. Who wish s sor ID he 5s.l se sSd ~ os perfect
wfS n @ i'i9si1s PsdI sSS Meopsrn Sssss BsHs
eS 0O rSs, Ssss, sISfos SsoS BsnE 81 SorS America
WIN A. PsIs Pfssisni Coru Exchange B1nE a.
y D. Tsppsh President Ss.sH National 5aRS
W@ l. L. SeSsiS: Sf President BsaE Of A%eres.
VIM sSessi CASHIER B.as Bsplins Association
w@ n Cox cashier MscSlaics' National bank y .
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@ 1Ts. Ss. M: Co E.S Ss1:.y sac. f.ps.,Ss GssS Co.
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Geo e'5" D. ATihsS Co Gordon Cashier EswYOA Her.
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sSs P'as @ss s rrsssi ] a.lsaas sS S@' m ns Co. Co.
M. = TTi1S Fl'Ss 4SSs s ss' % ms Co
sol by all the principal ststonen and jewellers
No. AStoT House. opposite the Herald Once
CHRONIC DISEASES cured by electricity. 1t
Is % since introduced ety into my practice and ~ son
ng NJ ready All ioIns o.
slectty and eavausm daily administered and sup
plenouis With medicines Of nutritious ehsraeeT Nhsn ae9sssa
B. PooTE o. D. DhoT Of Medical Common Sense fan o"e i
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have, PoKrEATT BiOGEAPH1 OF
HORACE GRKkLEi
Use THURSrON's IVORY PEARL Tooth Pow
bEvs clean sound. white teeth Sold By arngshls
SFcoR SEWING MACHINE.-J. T. ELLIS, up
town oce Broadway between Trtrt and Thriy-seeopds
Particular steutioH given % Closk and Drtssmakng.
MARK TWAIN on the SANDWICH ISLANDS In
TsiBUSE LscTUaE kxIEA No. Z Pnee SC, &c oy TIT @1L
Parquet Floors, equal to imported, spe-
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HAS PAID SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS DAY,
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

IL ia not often that we see such beautiful unsesh-
ness such tender care for the feelings of another
was exhibited by an Englishman lately prosecuted
for breach of promise. This young man and his
promised one were respectable working people
whose marriage was only delayed at first by the
prudence of the lady who wished to wait until they
were able to establish a comfortable home. Yield
ing to her excellent judgment, the rustic Romeo re-
paired TO a distant situation. and solaced himself
for some time by writing to her daily letters full Of
sweetness and indescribaby bad grammar But
soon a golden change came DER the spirit Of his
dream; there appeared another young woman,
graced and glOrfed by the possession of milners 3
shop. Think you that Romeo's heart-and pocket
could long resist enchanting spell like tbisf He
straightway transferred his precious affection to
the shop, and bethought himself as to the way in
which he should communicate the same to the lair
deserted. The truth would have been good, but not
soothing and sentimental therefore, he did MT tell
it. With touching particularly he went into con-
sumption-on paper-declaring that his unselish
soul and the medical man would not allow him to
bestow sick husband upon the woman he loved,
and that he was about to leave his situation and
proceed to another climate, perchance to die. Hav-
ing accomplished this noble renunciation, he imme-
diately married the milliner's shop, and began to
revel in the glittering gold of the establishment.
But civil retrbutiOn came the girl he left behind
him discovered his perfdy and the self-sacrlilclng
consumptve was forced by the jury to amelorate
her wretchedness with $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-20

What are we TO think of a religion of which the
best that can be said of it is that it is doing little
harm i'm the world ~ This is the plea which Mr.
Fitch makes for the system, or want of system OF
the Latter Day Saints. " 1t draws" says Fitch, no
converts from the moral or cultivated 1t operates
on people worse than ITSELF to whom any religion
is an improvement, and any system of marriage a
social advance. Brigham Young has taken these
people from the slums Of Europe, and given them
good homes. Is not this something in his favor !"
Yes it is undoubtedly something in his favor, look
ing at the matter from merely material point OF
view. There would be no question at all If what
we are to eat and drink, and wherewithal
we are to be clothed, were everything in
this world, and true religious culture nothing Ii
may be doubted, however whether that religious
system is the best anywhere near the best which
looks mainly to worldly prosperity and comfort as
the chiefest things to be sought for. But how far
does MoImOnism go in developing, refining, and ele-
waiting either the religious or the intellectual ma
turel To what extent is it justly chargeable with
a sensualzing tendency9 How does poygamy affect
men as men and women as womeni What is its in
fuence upon the parental relatiOnl How does it
influence family ties, and what kind of homes does
it creates Does it diminish increase happiness OF
the highest Orderl Mr.. Fitch takes rather super
fetal view of the matter suspect. His is the old
extenuatiOn of Slavery over again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
Gov. Jacobs Proclamation.

On .he 2istol January Gov. Jacob issued
Proclamation, 10 which, after a number Of
Whcreases recitiug the result of the elections
70 Angus. and October. be conc,u les that pro
rided" the August election was " the time pre-
scrbed by law" Jno J Davis. J Marshall
iIagaDs and Frank Hereford We're elected rs
Representatives 10 Congress blt, on tbe other
hand, ifOc,ober was The time prescribed, theu
Benj. Wilson. B. F Martin aud Frank Here
ford were elected. The Charleston Courier
styles The said document " Double-Barreled
Proclamation, Gin an respects a peculiar
and characteristic document, aiming to avoid
responsibilities and evaje plain requirements,
aud laboring to throw the burden Of its au-
thOr's Official duty upon Congress
This failure Of Gov. Jacob will have the ef-
feet Of deprivins West jrginia Of at least two
Representatives in the mex, Congress for an in
definite period, or until such time as the House
OF Representative may see proper 20 consider
and determine the mat.er-aud that then il
viii be 10 the interest Of the Radical party IA
iher than NEST The wishes Of the majority Of
ibs people Of West Virginia no man can doubt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
Another Come to Grief.
Senator POmeTOy Defeated -Sudd en-
Move on Him.

TOPEKA, KANSAS, January 29.-The Legis-
ia,ure met in joint session at noon to-day ia
vote oT United States Senator. Long before
the hour Of assembling the galleries and stair
ways Of the hall were densely packed John
J. Ingalls,, Of Atchison, was nominated as a
greed upon by a caucus of sixty members, as
the 6ttest man to oppose Pomeroy. Senator
York then proceeded to detail three alleged in
teryiews between himself and Pomeroy. He
said these interviews were held in pursuance Of
plan agreed upon by hmselfan other prom
inent opponents Of Pomeroy The first one
was on Friday night last, when several persons
were present, and during which the matter of
the Ross letter was discussed. The second was
private at the solicitation Of Mr. Pomeroy on
Monday night. At this Mr.. Pomeroy offered
him York $4,000 for his vote, $4,000 cash,
$4,000 on Tuesday, and the remainder on
Thursday. York accepted the offer and took
$4,000. Tuesday afternoon lie met Pumeroy
again, by agreement, and received the S. 900
promised. He then produced roll Of bank
bills from his pocket, and said, Here is the
$1,000 paid to me by Pomeroy, which now
desire to place il the hands of the president of
the joint convention"
At the conclusion of Mr.. York's speech
motion was made for recess until o'clock
Pm to give Mr.. Pomeroy an opportunity to
defend himself, which was defeated by large
majority, and motion to proceed Immediately
to ballot for Senator carried. amidst great ex-
element Before the calling Of the roll was
finished, it was evident that -Iugalls would
carry great body of the Legislature, both
Pomeroy aud anti-POmeroy.
The Senate stood, Ingalls, 90, Lowe 4.
Harvey 2, York /. The House. Ingalls, 80.
Lowe 8, Clarke 2, Robinson l, Kingmav l,
York l, blank l. Ingalls, was declared elected.
Immediately after adjournment Of the joint
convention, complaint was entered in court
against Senator Pomeroy on the charge Of
bribery, and he was arrested and gave bail in
5000 to appear on Friday.
Senator York WAS arrested this evening on a
charge Of bribery, and appeared for examina-
ton. The case was dismissed and he was re-
eased. Pomeroy's friends say he denies York's
charges in toto, and is preparing statement
the matter for publication to-mor-
row.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
Congress.

In ,le Senate on Monday bills were intro
duced for a mail contract with the Mediterra-
mean and Oriental Steamship Company, and to
endorse bombs Of said company to the amount
Of Sl3gJ0eoo. aud apprnpriatiag 100000
70. clucs,iou in the Southern States.
fhs House passed bill, offered by Mr.. Plat,
of tl. ameudltory Of the bankrupt act; a
bil o. provide for the construction Of hfe-sav-
ing stations a bin for the relief Of John 7.
Mason. h'e collector Of Baltimore, and agreed
to the senate amendments to the bill abolish
ing the fraukins privilese-the vote on this
proposition standing yeas l43, nays As. ResO-
buttons were adopted looking to the completion
Of the Washington monument. Among bills
introduced was one by Mr.. Richie. OF Mary
land. for the survey Of routes for canal or slack
water navigation from the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal to the Ohio river, by way Of the
south Branch, North Branch and Youghio-
sheuy rivers. Also joint resolution Of the Leg
isature Of West Virginia in relation 30 the
sale Of the water privileges at Harper's Ferry
also ioiut resolutions in favor Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal Company.
To the Senate, Tuesday, Vice-Presdent Col
fax took occasion to refer to the statements
affecting his private character in relation to tie
Credit Mobilier. and asked that a special COM
mjt,es be appointed to investigate all the
charges against him. Mr.. Pratt made mo-
ton to this effect. Mr. Thurman opposed the
motion, on the ground that the Vice President
was not a member Of the Senate, and therefore
could not be expelled for misconduct if he had
been guilty of anything that would subject him
to punishment the remedy was by impcach-
mcut through the House Of representatives,
The motion Of Mr. Pratt was lost. Tie House
bin appropriating $4,000 to pay British
American claims was amended so as to appro-
pirate also $500 900 for labor on the New York
postoaice, and passed
tn the House. Q resolution was alopteI in
structiDg The judiciary committee to inquire
whether d. w. Locke, Judge Of the l. ). Clr-
cui, Court IN FlorSIa, rs now holding the Office
Of State Senator, ana 20 report whether he
should beremoved by impeachment
To the Senate, Wednesday, a bill was passed
to provide Tor the care Of the United State,
military cemetery near the city Of Me2ico
and a resolution adopted iustructing the Sec
rs's-y Of War 70 consider the ex pedieuey Of en-
listing a company Of scouts to lie used m ops
ratious agai1s, the Modoc Indians.
The House discussed the bill FIR the admission
ofCalorajoas q State, and finally laid it on tht
table by vote ofll7 TO 81.
Mr. Wilson, Of Indiana, made a report from
bis committee on Credit MobiIer, recommend
ing the arrest Of Joseph b. Stewart, an attorney
far ,he Union Plci6o road, for contempt, in
refusing TO answer certain questions. The res
olu,ion was modified So as o. direct that Stew.
art be brought 20 the bar Of the House to show
cause. and passed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
REMARKABLE FEAT BY CHlLD.-A shor

REMARKABLE FEAT BY CHILD.-A short
while ago Walter aud Minnie, children of Dr..
Tate, living near Greenvile, aged respectively
six and four years, were playing together in
room in the house, when Minnie's clothing
caught from the FIRE, at which the little girl
very naturally became frightened, screamed
and attempted to escape into the open air
But Walter, with presence of mind remark
able for child, instantly shut the door, and
seized the dress of his little sister twisted it
in his hands as to completely extinguish the
flames His hands and arms were badly bur-
ned but doubtless he saved the life of Minnie.
On being asked why he shut the door, replied ;
that he had heard somebody say when your
clothes take Ere you should not go into the
air"-StGunton Spectator
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
Washington and Ohio Railroad
Credit Moblher IN Virginia.


ne baltimore Dan o' Monday says men
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.'''.' '''"S' "''','''' pa un1 o'ne'' "nu al
'Oo .'''' mo. ,7'7' O'I1S Oh Tue company 20 the
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l7 CONTRACT ''''ne' S''P".a'e' 'na' the com
l'-' "''' ISSUE ~ '"sS' parties O"SeS AtneS y
~ DIS o'hus as u WERE hi'een thousand
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
Jefferson Foundry and Machine
Shops.

A FTER an experience Of is years in our bust
N ness, we have at last found out that we can
not carry our business without money and
makes il necessity for as to adopt the Cash sys-
TEN. We will, therefore, after January /, 1873.
do work for Cash only or Country Produce down
on delivery Of the work. We will endeavor TO put
down our prices as low as be done in the coun-
ty, and the workmanship superior TO any, and will
their patronage.
Cur New Ploughs, Of which we are making a
large lot Of different sizes, will be sold time to
good responsible men, BY giving their notes pay
able at such time as specified in the contract. Re-
member, however, we guarantee Subtraction in
every case or no sale. Our old accounts are now
ready for settlement and must be closed up with
out delay. WEIRICK WELLER.
January IL, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
NOTICE.

4 GENERAL Meeting Of tAe Stockholders Of
n THE SHENANDOAH RIVER NAVIGk-
TlUN Co. will be held at the Office W. II. Travers
in CharlestowA, Jefferson County, West Virginia,
on HONDA \, FEBRU JAR lTth. 1873. at which
time Board of Directors will be elected To trans
act the business OF said Company. And the pub
lie are hereby notified that Books for the Sub
scription to the Capital Stock Of said Company
will be opened at that time. and the present Stock
holders are hereby notified that an instalment Of
Ten per cent. will be required to be paid in tn at
time. LOGAN 0SBURN,
EDWARD TEARNEY,
g. W. EICHELBERGER,
GEO. II. TURNER,
n. CONRAD,
J. G. C0CKRELL.
February /, ls73-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
L. NJ. COWIE
Administrators Sale.

WILL be sold at the late residence Of William
w II. Isler, deceased, on the
18th day of February, 1873,
"Wednesday at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the Personal
Property Of the deceased, consisting of
FORTY ACRES OF WHEAT, Corn, Rye,
A Horse and Mule, Cows. a Young Bull,
Hogs, two Wagons, a Drill, Wood Ladders,
Gears for Wagons and Flows, Single and
Double Trees. and a considerable amount Of other
Farming Implements, &c.
The Terms of Sale will be, for sums under Ten
Dollars, CaSh; for sums of Ten Dollars and up
wards, Credit OF Nine Months will be given with
Interest from day Of Sale The Interest will be
RENTED If Principally paid. Bonds with good Sc
surity to be given for the credit sales. No prop
erty to be taken from the premises, until bonds be
given for purchases.
EUGENIA p. ISLER,
Fay. /, lsf3-3t Admir-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01

Too PALPABLE.-That the faint Of corrup-
ton is Perceptib'e upon ihs OH clothes Of
quite number Of distinguished members Of
che radical party-especia'ly Of those In high
places 70 Congress, who had a good thing, as
they thought 10 The Credit Mob.ier-is SO ut
terly undeaiab'e that even such par'izau pa
pers as the New York Tunes are unable %
sustain their patronsin the face Of the unear,h-
ing now going on before the several committees
Corruption IS rife 10 an tbe departments Of
government. Honesty, the best policy is
not a plank ir the radical platform
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
Commissioners Notice.

In the Circuit Court of jefferson County,
Il November Term, 1872,
FRANK A. BUSHEY, Admir-, &C.,
vs.. In Chancsry.
FRANCES BUSHEY and others.
Extract from the Decree IN the ADORE Suit
"On consideration whereof the Court doth
adiudge, order and decree that the cause he To-
ferred to John +. Smith, who is appointed u
Special Commissioner, for the purpose, and who
is instructed to state and settle the account Of
the Plaintiff as Administrator of Michael Bush
ey. to ascertain and report the value OF the
personal Estate Of said decedent, and also the
value and annual value Of the Real Estate Of
which he died seized.
To ascertain and report the amount of in
Gebtedness against said estate, and finally To
hear testimony as to the effect Of sale Of q G
whole of said Real Estate and division of the
proceeds, after payment Of debts, among tho
heirs of said decedent upon the interests Of tie
infant hei's, or other party interested.
And notice Of the execution Of this ora'r,
published once week for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published in Jei'rr-
son County, shall be equivalent to per-"''al
service upon the parties. And the said ~
missioner is directed to report his proceedings
to future term Of the Court with any ~ NJ
ter deemed pertinent by himself or required Ivy
the parties 20 be stated.
a true copy-Teste-
W. A. CHAPLINE.
Clerk c. &.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-02-01
Commissioners Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
T. w. POTTERFIELD, Administrator Of W.
II. Bilmire, deceased, and sthers,
against
JOEL Clips Administrative and heirs, De-
fend,tRtS,