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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15

The Chilly Blasts of Aufup1n
Remind US o. making suitable preparations for the
approaching seaso' when Gu aneOus AItt tlons In
crsase and mHltp'y, when rorgh face, chanped
hands, cracked lips, SG., are the cJmnon ihherl-
tance of all, Approprlat aud seas nable informs.
lion fOr those aknn, ed wi h an itr table, irAamed
or xcorraJ Nn1ili Of the skin IL the enunerA-
tion Of the folio Hing list OF really valuable reme-
dies:
Brlnghurst's Msdlcstea Cocoa Butter:
ure Glycerine.
9lycerlne Cream.
Cold Cream,
Camphor Ice and 0ycerine.l
Rose Lip oRYe.
English Glyc fine Jelly.
sargJ ser um d GlyceTire.
Mcttrson's canphor Ice with Gl5cerine,
B-zns "a.
Among the very teat Soaps for winter use we
Prices sClldIGed eiycsrne Soap, x Giyeerine.
SarRs "
Coll ate's Tran parent " !" X
lndeXical Dat Zeal and
Pure White G isti Soap
Pure Cl vt-l'a IN Soap
Low SONS Eng ish q yc4rne Soap,
sarg's Liquid diycerine soap.
Stubborn Cutaneous Affections, az Tett &C., are
often relieved 10y one OF the following Soaps;
taswel's Jun per Tar Soap
Colyate's Medi inal TAI Soap
Caiverl's Cal, ,olic Toilet soap
- " ht di al SOD
Constantine, Pine Tar ap
nisinfectng CIarboiel Soap
Peck's t'arOoliC soap
AL tue 70 egOing rilcles with many others OF the
same class, for sals BY
Z. BRIN9HUAsr CO., Apsthecaries
co., Sixth and market streets.
Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
ON tho Rreakfaet,

Luncheon, dinner and supper table, LEA h PER
RIMS Worcestershire Sauce IL Indispensable.
JOHN DUNCAN'S Suns, New Sork,
ns,t Iveod AGENTS for the IInitad Stataa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
INEP LO Nj a.
AWARDED By THE
American Institute,
TO j. w. MCKEE,
FOR
Ephyoidaripr and FhiirC Machines.


FOR
Embroidering and FIutirg Machines,
at is ingenious and will meet I'll wants of every
mRtro2 in the land"
EXHIBITION OF 1sr9.
John qavit, Rec. Secy, +. A. Barnard, Pres.
Samuel d. Ttlman, Corresponding SecV
NEW YORK, November 70, 1872.
This Bimple and ingeni us Machine is as useful as
the sewing Machine, aud 10 fas becoming popular
with ladies' IN the pldc OF expensive Lecdle-worh,
It's work being nuCn IIOre handsome, rsquilng less
time and not one tenth of the eXpense. No iady's
toilet is now complete without 1t. A Machine with
illustrated circular and tu lusIIucilons sent on re-
ceipt OF 90 or finished In silver plate for $2I5.
Address, THE kCKkE MANUFACTURING CO.,
500 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS WANTED
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
Or. ca,yIn's sIixlr of Tar,

Ia recommended by regular medical practitioners
and speedy cure guaranteed Tor Obis, Cough
Catarrh, A,thma bIonchi.is Splitting 6iood, Ion-
, sumpliUu anu I'll Pulmonary mpAlnts. Scrufula
Eryslpeas Dyspepsia aan G0ut DJsentery, Ihol
era-murbus, Cnolart and all liver and bu"el COM
piaints Kidney diseases and all anactluus o. the
Ufinal Organs--rG 81 ieCty harm ess-lre lTOth Mime
raj o. Alcoholic rroIe tirs-pleasant TO take ana
never Known to all Price Sl.uO per bottle. thll
particulars with RlediCa tvEtluony aid certificates
Ient On application. Address l.. +. HYDE x CO.,
lgb Seventh Avenue, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
&IEy Goods.

INK TEE WONDER OF Uspsb
eBa pHE AuK. eee1
:. Iha. We wtlstill c ntnue to sell at EXACTLY
BALF Pr Ck. from raREE 20 FIy g styiea of CUR
4 est desiranle o1ds every day ~ THE Pr ,.
PORTION OF ONE Ahl loLE AT ii klF PRICE
for every 81 90 purch sa1 for CAS- from regular
stock, at pres 1t reduced rates.
BAnGhiNS AT Ii LF PkI jFf>r Wednesday and
FIidaY Will be
Superior Oh smlses, ruflled pi, SIPS. for csc.
M ls,in SIX rts, 10 tucks lrce 91o Tor 43c.
Dfswers tf "autu = muslin price 81 for SC
Canton hlnfe drawers prize sue, for 4Oc
AT 11lO CuE5I NJ / 81 X SET, 133 IND 80 NORTH
EIJH Ii S SrkEET
Ho P SSIRTs.- vyry s'Yle ana price, in al the
most desTa le shapes and szes. &oiled hoop skirts
fASIGa bUsTLrS. e5 varieties, prices greatly
reduced at IS, 81, - 15 33 81, 4u, ~ o. t6 CO. 65
10 7.C &c II, u a.
CORSETS tONSnF - have the largest as
sort ent In America q prices from 3 ~ per cent
lower y pri Is O unt year ago. Co sets ut 81 56
Is IS. 94j., $hsf.l 80 &c., up o -, Best 81. 70,
81 Sl,0i, 81 10 !aId So = rs:ts yer on ,Ied.
RhCh EL', tUp Une cdTseVs the hest W ven cOTBst
made toT - just rtduc from $3.50. handsome
hOlldty present
LaDlds UhD sRG ARM NrS.-very e. arge
assortn ~ ist Tccfiied. Night dr., s, 81 To IS {;
chemses 90 J. 10 S3Bi; nus sAirts 15c 10 IS 70 /;
draH Hers Bic 10 $!Ti aprons 49,, to $iS', &C.
he article az half lrl 10 every $40 cash pur-
WIN. t. 5PKINs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
Heart diseases a specIeItv.

Ivill heresfter make a specially Of tn treatment
tiOns, and be consulted at all times ~ my ofee
Front and West str, cts. 7i1Als
MR.. @. FOSTER NJ. D.
Also, on hand a full and complete ass Tfment of
Trusses, Brac 8, Supporters, SuspenslIies and
syriDges for Females
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15

u URkITURB y aAS fRESENTS, GOULD 4 CO.,
q u Q dett rmiu 10 sCl their Fu'nltnIe at ccs.
rather tlan dlsch arge their men. Wa nut Cnsmb r
Furniture mt iess IN N the price o. cottage rurn-
t0re & Nner arieiss .s, ~ sGrPrsias pises s1c m as
TO; SO Al wool, any color, Terry or Hep, Walnut
Sof % at $i9 30; $40 lailc 9th Terry kep. OH d
Wsln.t laTlur arm ChAirt, s. 90: 100 Oiled Walnut
Chsmbtr suirea, Tennessee and LISBON Marble
SIS; 2JO Ita4n Marble oiled Walaut Chamber
suites. S,T 81; tC0 Elegant oiled Wa nut tatlor
suites, iD halreloth Terry, Rep, Plush Brocate or
Satin, from sos
". Il. Cor NINTH and MARKET Streets.
81 and " ". SKCOND Street,
Cor SECOND and SPkCCE Streets,
1876 MARKET 1t DepoG and Mandatory, 242
and 244 s. Second Street. Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15
The ReckwIth sac Portable Sewing
Machine.

on 30 DAYS trial: many advantages over all. Satla-
faction Guaranteed or So refunded. Sent complete
with fu directions. Beckwith Sewing Macnlne
Company, sB2 Broadwly New York
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-15

MRS. 9. FOSTER, N. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14

tonsoctions. II is well-knowD hero that the in
t;mocv between CASTELAR, and Sickles Ia OF the
closest character and it s believed that the 10rmer
viii ebeerfully and even gratefully accept any
nroposition looking 70 the closer relationship be-
tween the two countries This view of the case nc
cords with the desires and understandings Of the
state Department whose head has always looked
upon the Spanish people with enlarged generosity.
As to the instruction Cuba, that is entirely out
Of the question, and may be subject of future con-
sideration. as well the final acquisition of the
island by the United States In the mean time the
cables VIII be freely used and sufficient facts and
testimony will be gathered TO enable the questions
to be laid before Congress with intelligence.
The President will devote a large share OF
the space in his message to a discussion of
the whole Cuban question, and in case
Spain declines tender to assist her to control her
own colony impairment interference, then the
Government the Intelligent belief here goes will
at once be placed a hostile attitude toward Cuba
But this is contingency not yet considered. This
much is KNOWN that there is great activity on the
part of navy, and before fortnight there will
he fleet of IS United States ships in the waters OF
Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. - 1878.
DistretAttorney Fisher In his report 20 the buIl
ing of the steamer Wawaset last Summer SAYS there
not sufficient evidence Of misconduct or nattent,on "a
duty TO convict any officer poye OF the crime 81
mansaughter OF fraud, c0nnvance. or miscondnct
against owner inspector IN consequence OF winch
conviction and he will not institute any criminal proceed
ings without special Instructions AS u III ei'sr irom
lated the law by being licensed he WILL unless in
truced otherwise bring snits % recover the amount %
the penalty, a forfeiture or 800 IN each case.
The case OF Benjamin g Pardee, alias sie Rev j. Hale
Barney was disposed Of in the criminal coUr,s today
The accused some months ago charged win Forging
the name Of Gen. Bsbcock communications addressed
TO various public officers, asking for contributions ~
money for political purposes. hls ooun'ei pr,Sh9eo
certificates to show tnat Pardee Is confined "a tho RI
treat for the 40 Hartford az patient The ease
Pariee shall be in condition to stand trai, by either
side giving reasonable notice to the other.
It is learned inquiry az the War Department tha'
the individual recommendations OF the mem'eGs Of
courtnarta are never included IN the Official record o.
s proceedings and this fact tho friends OF JcGgo Holt
saw fully answers the question raised By exp es1olt
Johnson why the Recommendation Tor mercy "a NC
sarra1s case does not appear ~ tne De sne
recommendation having been the act OF members OF ITO
courL individually.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs today received
telegram from inspector Kirnbau that he
has suspended superintendent Milroy OF Washington
TERRITORY This is 1rss suspension under the law
enacted Dy the last CONGRESS
The dispatch does not state the cause W tho inspectors
action.
TIE Attorney General has decided that as 70 the m
PRODUCTION and OF spritu0us liquor Alaska ny 20 De
regarded as an Indian country and that No sprtuons
hduor or wine can DO introduced into II wiJbOu an
order Of the War Department for that purDoseN
Judge Humphreys to-day issued an order for the re
ceiverof the Washington City Savings Bank 10 eportto
the court the OF cash in his possession oc with
a distribution among the depositors
The Secretary OF war has given orders for the mme-
date repair OF the quarters at Fort Jefferson on tho
coast Of Florida, which damaged materially 0y the
re..t Mt storm,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
THE THORNDLKE MURDER TRKAL
THIRD DAY-ADDrnoNAL TESTIMONY FOR TUE PROS.
FCuTfON,

THIRD DAY-ADDrn0NAL TESTIMONY FOR TUE PROS.
ECUToN.
BELFAST, Me-, Nov. 13.--In the trial to-day
Of John T. Gordon !or the murder OF his brohera wife,
Thorndke the persons who acted ~ keepers the
prisoner the day OF the arrest examined Their
testimony was simply corroboratye Of the testimony
heretofore adduced Stephen Rand the father OF the
murdered woman, testified 10 seeing blood the prs
oner's wrist. The wsisteoat by the prisoner,
stained with blood. offered as testimony one o.
the keepers testified that the prisoner made threats
against his brothers wife May last that no le pr..
oner) thought she had written anonymous letters about
had caused all the trouble betweenl Aon aud him.
SELF Raymond s. Rich, the magistrate who arrested
Gordon and took charge OF the misses
curing the AK cotted with blood and hair; the
ton VI the victims mutiated and half body, and
10 the appearance OF the infant then breahDR bat who
soon expired; 70 the room being sprinfied with
blood, and 10 having discovered near the BODY
bottle which had contaIned kerosona OF.
The details or these horrors produced manifest e6ect
upon the prisoners for the nrst tine during the trial
his indicated emotion He leaned forward,
face with his handkerchief. Drs. Williams and John
son described their postmortcm exainlnalon OF INC
bodies, and testified that tho wounds upon ire head
sufficient 70 cause instant DEATH and that the
blunt cues were made with the back OF an AK; tho
faces literally mangled TO pulp and the bones
crushed. Col. Hiram Chase OF the Cotoners jury, de
scrbed the blood upon walls OF the roo and idsn-
titled candlestck found In the Three additional
witnesses were examined, whose testimony Was only
eum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
A BURST OF WRATH.

,,,c,rgs OF THE MASSACRE IN CUBA.
,,,noprANr ACTION OF TIE STATE DEPARTMENT
coxnrrtoS OF TIE EAvy-EDIGNluoN MEET
MGs
Tho news OF tho additional executions OF pas
.onrers taken from the Virginius has h'D
.one important results. Acting upon ih'en
,ooce from our ConsulGeneral at Havana
.,owroq the numerous impediments WHICH
were placed in his way to prevent HIM from i"''''
,Oying in behalf of the unfortunate prs
o,ors our Government seems to have re-
.o,voa upon a policy showing certain
.moupt of yigor. Gen. o'eA'os
Envoy to Spain, was requested to enter an eaiN'''
n,otest against the baIbarous proceedings Oh '"e
.Dtbo,ities in Cuba. To the telegram con-
.,ining these instructions Gen. Sickes Lac felieu'
,.e.--,;,, thu State Department at Washington
that he had an interview with the spanish "i"'S'0l
Of Foreign Affairs, in which the latter eApreSseo
,oneilatory purposes. The telegram to Gen. S'A'''
:. ;otcrproted in special dispatch from Washington
40 he proposition from our Government 10 aeI ho'
in spirit Of hostility to Spain, but as an any
10 preyent useless bloodshed IN CUBA i'll
the mean time FIVE war vessels have been ordered
nv onr Navy Department for active service prooa-
bly, torepair to Cuba, The War Department mas also
resolved 10 strengthen the forts on the Gulf Coast
and work has already been begun on Fort JeneIson'
In Florida Much excitement exists through
INIT the country, particularly III tins CITY,
and among Cubau residents Numerous
n,oetings have been held 10 express adherence at
The act of the Spanish authorities Among these may
be mentioned a large assemblage Of Cubans III
Phiadelphia and another at NewOreaus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
NORTH CAROLINA TREASURY TROUBLES.

RALEIGH, Nov. 13.-ln 1871 the Treasurer of
the State under authority Of the Legislature. spprop-
ated to the general purposes OF the government t2t
s e. that had been collected to pay the Interest on the
bonds known special tax bonds To-day four bills in
equity were flied United States Circuit Court for
the Eastern District OF North Csrolna praying that the
public Treasurer be epoined from paying any money
ont NJ the until he has first replaced the above
sum 10 the credit Of the fund FOR which the same
collected the purpose OF providing Tor the payment
M the interest tue bonds held by the plaintiff and all
other holders who become pertios to these suits
preliminary injunction was granted by Judge Bond,
ana Nav - set for the hearing Of the motion for
pecIaY Injunction. While there growing disposition
Oh the pant the people and he press to recognize the
old debt the state the people hXed In their deter
j nation TO resist by all lawful means the payment OF
these special tax bonds When these are disposed Of
stems viii undoubtedly he tasen - compromise the old
debt upon basis acceptable ~ the State and the
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
others within eight days and return the sane 70 ION
gress for its approval
FOREIGN NOTES.

The steamship Celtic, which left Llverpooi
for New YORK yesterday, carried out s6o0o Ia bullion
The DEGREES of the 3D. of September, author
izng sale Of enlarged properly in Cuba has been
annulled.
The Inman steamer City of Montreal. which
sailed from Ney-Yori Nov ], has not ". arrived at
liverpool IL Is supposed that she has come mp WIN inc
missing City OF RiohmOnd aud taken her Ia 10"
The decision of the Board OF the Canadian
Navigation Company relative 10 the burning VI Inv
steamer Bavarian will not be made public at present.
Government inquiry concerning the dlssster VIII SUN
take place.
At public meeting ia London last night,
OF which Edward Mail was chairman. Carve williams,
who recently returned from America, gave an account
of his visit praised the voluntary religious system
and especially commehded tho public schools oI tno
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
TIE BRITISH FISHERIES COMMISSION.

IHE BRITISH COMMISSIONER COMING TO NETWORK
THE COMMISSION SOON TO MEET Al HALIFAX.
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 13-Mr. Rothery, the
British Fishery Commissioner, who has for some time
been the guest OF Lord Duerin, and who Is engaged n
preparing the Canadian case in connection with the
Marine aud Fisheries Department. has lett Tor new
York and Washington He had several Interviews with
he late and the nresent Minister OF Marine and Fish
eries The Fishery Commission will soon meet at
Halifax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR MEMPHIS.

CINCINNATI, Nov. ia special dispatch
s,,.s that u passenger train the Louisville X 4road
bound west, was thrown from the track near Browns
VILE about so miles northeast OF Memphis yesterday
morning. miscreant having tied an iron bar across
the rails. The engine, tender baggage ear. and
passenger car were demolished Ars. Agnes Mckenzie,
who had Just arrived from Scotland was fatally injured
but the other passs nss,s eseapoa serious injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
rE.EGRAPHIC NOTES.

The new Boston Fire Commissioner ver.
eossmed SJ the Board Of Aldermen ys,,sray
james Ross young Canadian, is under arrest
in boston charged with obtaining s1o forged slsel
....iiogs and cattle in Iowa are plenty and feed
hsi prices are o~, oG b1ys unable 10 70. ou,y .
he EAss 20 bay with i've
-. Dudley and Wales, indicted for robbino m,
NAL, Of dsaits shd otine ibe lntrs,o hst, @ .
the ulissa stss SI,Ss tssr Al Ptatarsh ,sstrla,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
A REVOLUTIONARY GovERSMEsT DIsrkRsEi'-hAii|
WAY PROJECTS.

MEXICO. Nov. IL, via MATAMoRos, Nov. ID
The revolutionary government Toluca, which pro-
nounced against the new constitutional reforms. has
been dispersed and the movement suppressed with the
loss OF IS lives The Commission OF Congress does not
approve OF the railroad contract with MI fnmo but
gives Prasident Lerdo power 70 make CONTRACT wi'n
one the tpree railroad eompanies represented or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
TRIAL OF COL. STOFFEL.

SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT.
PARIS, Thursday, Nov. Is, 1873.
The trial of Col. Stoffel, at Versailles, for
using language while giving his testimony In the Ba-
nsne court martial disrespectful 10 the public prose
cutors was concluded to-day. He WAS found guilty and
sentenced 10 three months imprisonment aud payment
OF costs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
THE british MINISTRY.

NEw SOLICITOR GENERAL LIKELY TO RE APP
POINTED.
LONDON, Thursday. Nov. 49, 1873.
1t is rumored that Mr.. William George
H.rcourt now member OF Parliament for oxford CITY.
10 to be appointed solicitor General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14
GENERAL FOREIGN Ne US.
THE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN.

FigE OPENED BY INSURGENTS AT cAKIAGENA on
THE GOVERNMENT FORCES.
MADRID Thursday. Nov. 10. 1873.
The insurgcnt forts fleet y at Cartagena
have opened heavy fire both upon the land aud naval
forces Of the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-14

DISPATCHES FROM C0NsUL-GEEERAL HALL,-NiPEDi-
ArENrs IN THE WAY or OBTAINING EFoRNA-
TIoN-RENaSssT FRANCES WITH TIKI SPANISH Gov
VpNNrrN~r- .TONCuTITORY REPLY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-01-11
To Farmers and Others.

I. HENRY HOLLAND, the celebrated Mack 10 1T,
d having leased the Shops Lately occurlso 9
Hiram O'Bannou. aud having secured these.T css
OF No l Smith, intends conducting Eensia I'll
BLAC hS MITHING
Busness-in all its misunderstanding, Dc, AFg
ricultural Implements, dc Will also Repair ak
manner Of Machinery used by farmers and ctheis,
Threshing Machines, Reapers, Mowers, VI h'at
Dgiils Buggy RGkes, Fans, Shelters, Straw Cut
ters sc He is also getting Up new invent, q
for planting corn. sows correct, both ways, .tS =
rows at a time. Will Try it this year. GraDd,ts
invention OF the age.
Let me say just here, bring in your machines
early. Ny engagements are such that time b pre-
cious lie will also putin Iron Cogs when broken
out Those he put in last year gave entire sslis-
action.
TO THOSE WORKING STEAM ENGINES.
he will pack Piston and other Rods; set slide
Valves aud put her IN proper beati Re-Bubis
Bearings: Put IN Set Screws; make and repair
KEYS and GiUs; adjust Quarter Boxes ct up
Uiugs on follower; head Repair Nalyes; connect
Pipes; cauik Flucs. &C., and many other rel al >
highly necessary Tor the running Of The sane.
lIcvi,i also rut up the Common or The Fores
Pump .irUuI iu Ci-triI-.
Hard study aud experience Tor The last tteeu
wears have made Dim equal alih iAe uuct. IL
expresses hims,lf thankful ior che patronage ol
J-ucrsau. Berkeley add CLARKE. auo boa uart o.
give to good old Je. 500 lis bet tai.lt ald t.ue
Terms satisfactory.
Cha.ir.touu. April @ ls-1-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-01-11
DRUG STORE MOVED.

HAYING had the tore Room lately occupied
I ! by M. John J.. Hood nearly opposite Kesrs-
lev Sheerer'sI newly fitted up have moged
from ms old stand o. The above place. Desiring
90 make everything about rs attractive ard ruri-
ting. we have aneutirrly new srtoiiuruituie which
with other very Crtatimproveucnts make Us more
fbi- o. accommodate our customers. Thanking
those vbo hast heretofore favored us we ask con-
uHuaHcs oi the same, assuring All giiI De done IN
our power o. give entire satisfaction.
June IS, ls79 W. 6 MASON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-01-11
NEW GOODS.

WE are now receiving goods suitable for the
w season. Calcnes, Blcashed and nbleached
Cottons, Hickory Sliped and Plaid Coitons. Cot
tonades Linen. Drilings, Notions. QueensTare.
Harvest Groceries. g. A. and Fine sai: Crushed,
GIsnulsted Powdered. A. Refined aud Brown Su.
Cars, Cofee Green and Toasted, Molssses aud Syr.
ups, Rice. Tea, Cheese. sfzrcaruni, cnocolate ana
Cocoa. Extract Lemon and Vanilla, Corn Starch
Jelatine. Potomac aud v. c. Herring. Mackerel
in Kits and Half Bbis., Shsd. Shad Roe, ali OF
which We offer at low prices for cash or country
produce. ~
Jurs IS, 1877. KEARstgYG sHEHRER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-01-11
Plain and OrnamenttrI
PLASTERING.

TT1HE subscriber takes Advantage Of the Press a.
: a medium b. which 20 inform the citizens 81
tl.- ald adjoining counties tEgt he l. prepared 10
undertake the e.
PLASTERING or HOUSES,
In any style that may De desired from one Coat u
three. Hai Finish, White Coat or Heavy Skim. -
Clrniecs and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
81 sired. None but irst-ciass wOrkmen will be
employed on work that may be entrusted 20 me.
CISTERYS CEHENTED AND GUAR4N-
TEED 10 HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful acknowledgements
for the liberal patronage ! have received since
commencing business and hope by strict adhe-
renee 20 duty o. inertia continuance OF the same.
az All communications addressed % me a
Charlestown, ". Va, viii receive prompt atten-
lion {. TRAM GALLAAE
March Is, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-01-11
DAVID d. Gocki,uL. JosEPH Il. 0oSERILl
DAVID II. CoCKRILL & son,
Architects and Builders,
CHARLESTOwM, JEFFERSON COUNTY, Va

-Al'cnlLGcNS alNl ID ul4NACACs
CHARLESTOWM, JEFFERSON COUNTY, Va.
OUR experience in the business which we adveT-
tisr % conduct. and our thorough acqUaint-
ance with il in all is branches, enable Us % assure
the public that any work entrusted to Us will be
execut d in the most workmanlike manner, and
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their
posts in the Confederate army during the four
years struggle which it so rnaufuly encountered,
they have located in their native covnty, where
their Services are offered in building up the waste
places sudin carrying outpractical reconstruction.
Particular attention given at all times 70 the
drawing of plans and specifications and IN the
construction Of
GEONETRTCAL STAIR WAYS,
where calculation j. required. they are confident
that they cannot be surpassed By any Workmen ia
the Valley OF Virginia
~ Being well known in the community, they
deem IL unnecessary to say more, than that orders
left FOX them viii receive prompt attention.
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