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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
Ssutidlalo.

Die 8obnunsSnptb blsibt ni9t mebr
pas pripilesium fir Berlin unp rerslsis
den srpse Stapte, aud Minfsr 1T auf
Dem bsiten 8sss ;u pieler 9lus;si6nuns.
Seit einsm balten Sabre linp bic @pbs
nunsen um 40 prcsent aufssialassn.
Sir bic nisrere SUlfsflaHe unp tbeils
AUDI fir ben Wittslbeamtsn iinp bic 8pb>
nunsen fat gar ni6t aufsutsiben F.; Dor
bstinrerten Wietbern miro BON Sauseis
sentbimsm Der S9lifsl umssrrsbt
sd laile rie 8inpsr ni9t ;u mir tpms
men,"
Ni6t blps cine enprme 3abl BON gi>
ienbabnprpjeftsn sur Setuns peS pclts
pbalilben Serfsbrss lisst YOr, Der Dor
Sabren prpisftirte u J eins8 r. 6 |,
besGanal inpet wispsr lebbafte @ufs
nabms unp fol- pemnd9lt nit Gem 6 nj
Canal ais einsm Stide iener
srobsn @aiIsritrase Ger anfans semadt
perpen.
Man bdlt bic @usiibruns isst UNI 10
mebr an Der 3sit, ais Die srpBartissn DC
ti%snsrinpunssn in beiten Glpr iteben u.
feinem prpjefts cine before 3ufunft pro-
pbeseit merren f5nnte, ais eten eielem
Ganale.-Oa Staat mill ia ben Ncres
Sfiees Canal berteasn unb 70 pIreen
mir cine pirette 8a6srYsrbineuns spis
2bein unp Office srbalten. Die bsceuz
tencen SnpultrielIen unlerer prpsins ba>
ben bic @usfibuns res pbissn projeetss
anserest unp AUDI tbeils in bic Sanp
senVmmsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
gtout.

Die -Soce rela Serita" aus 3pm
brinst in elmer ibren leBten Nummsrn
sinen bemerfenspertben 0eitartifel, Der bic
ueteri6riit Der 8ries res paptes ses
gen preussn" trdst. Wiit Sielcm S6arfs
INN seiBelt Der Gsrfa1er bic srbBeren
liberalen 3eitunsen preusen wesen ibrer
rur6 Die papili6e Aupcutipn pom %
Dec. Seranlabtrn ausfdas sesen ZEN ;.
Satsr. Der Dsutl6lanp bstrefsnse pals
Ius Der IQpcution miro i'm Ierte mitaes
tbeilt, unp jere5 @prt, cas- Der 3. Sater
Seiprp1en, rur6 Sbatia6en crbirtst. =
Der artifsl Idlisst nit Ger Ssrii9euns,
rab Der papit nur feline p1i6t sstban
babe, unc er ben Sarcl jereS 0ldubis
gen Sercient BADEN pirce, rsnr CT in Der
aarcutipn anrsrs seiprp6en, als sr es
setban.
Die ~psrisssran;a," Elm Organ Der
Stilianiifimo unp 9iberalilimi Iast in
ibrer Summer pom 80. December:
~Deuti9lano 1T ni6t seppbnt, bitters
ccer i9arfe @urte gu b5ren, neil ss mad
ben iber Granfrei6 e%rrunsensn Siesen
gang europa Jpn l9mei9sln iisbt. Def
balb sirnt es rem 9reile, Der psreiniamt
unc bewafnet nod Gnersie ssnus beist,
UNI sesen aIe auf;utreten unp ELLEN in
Grinneruns gu brinsen, rab er ras Saupt
rer G~brifsnbeit iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12

i6pert. pas er auf ieinen prptef sesea
bic NbisBuas tes 9il6ofs ea1at BON
Saiel nod feline antiport elbalten babe.
Die i9weiseriiaen Seb5rpen p~prbebalteu
ii9 jecp6 rerlei ibnen feinsspsss neuer
S%unrssbunsen sesenibsr meii pafIY,
tnrem fs rielelten isnoriren unp ii& int
llebrisen In ibren Wasnubmsn niat Be-
irren la1en. Der Nuntius prptefirt
mdncli6 unc i9riftli6 rasesen, tpsnn
man IA peer tort in einem 8anton ein
Slofsr aufbebt 9ebri9wsfern unp esbr,
brdrern aus ben SHentltden S9ulea
sntfsrnt, sinen Sii9Of in feline S6ran<
ten iurddweit u. csl. M, abrr INNER 1T
Gas 3sIultat ras ndmlide, i9reibt mon
iibsr eisisn punft Der "6r. 3ts.". Ct
fam fib in iOl9en EdQsn nur an rem
Sunccsratb pencen, penn Die 9antonres
sierunsen rirfen in feinen pirscten 0ers
fsbr nit auswdrtisen a~tseianptsn tres
ten. @ter bic &essIuns Der Sers
~baltniiie ;piihen Staat ino 8ir9. fint
in Die GpmpetenS Der Gantpne, uno 1T
ni6t SuncssIa6e; Der Sunpesratb fam
caber nidts tbun, ais Die Ssl6werpe eeS
NuntiIS Ger tetrcHenpen Gantpnsresies
itsruns i~iterpeiien, uno eieie bssnist
ii6 in Der Gescl, Die prptetatirn su ben
leBten ausen gen. SO sebt eS nun felt
Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
Stalien.

&pm, A. San.-@m 1.t. 81. 1T bier
unter rem Sitcl: 81 5mi1 8ldtz
ter 3citi4rift fir DeutIde unp Sreuns
be tsutI6er Spra6e." Die erite drummer
elmer eeutl6en 3eituns aibienen.
Spnt 1T es iblid, RAP cine 3situns in
ibrer eritsn Drummer, tpenn lie ni6t pors
Der cine prctsnummer erla6sn bat, IT,
rem 3wed unp ibr 3isl, iitsrbaupt ibre
Sarbe tefennt. Nun aber baben risIe
nGbmiIben Slatter" rpeper cine probe
hummer berausssseten, nod aud In if
rer eriten Drummer ibre Garbe %tefannt,
rrenn man ni6t ettpa BE @prte v3eitz
idrift fir Dcuti1s unp Sreunpe ceuti6er
Spra6e" ais ibr Yrrsramm anisben
MIL. @aein man merit slsi9 bic @bs
ii6t unp man miro Serfimmt. Das
gauge llnternsbmen entpuppt ii6 ais Elm
pur9 uuc cur9 Observation-Disclosures
Das Geuiaetcn, dberi&riebsn Inter
benz ape Maria," brinst u. a. r5rtli9
fplsenpe SteIe: ,,@ve Waria !! Dsin
Rei9 III ni6t mebr bon tisIer @elt.-
@enisfens BAIT pu ni9t nStbis, unS i'm
Ibeater ;u fSren. GS lebe eaS freie
Stalien r. Sprauf ssbt cine anpsre
Stele, norm ben 3ulaauem zines In
Neapel aufsefibrten SuastS aus snlab
pes ases Warias eautsnS ioIsenee @Orts
IN cen Manp sslsst wsrrsn. nWeint
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
NnTem bnrger 0a3ette.
Tor, es leien nur Die 0lodsn BON g.
- 49, o.
Ncbu5 Deer pie rCr benabtarten Stride

Tor, es leien u Die @lofsn BON 9.
Go9u5 Deer pie rcr bena6tarten Stride
bon 9. Carlo unO 9. oicrOnimuS Ooer
cas Sbwirren uno Summen al Der
tauienc @lcden, bic iest BON 700 Sir
den 2cms anidlasen ? Nsin. man iinst
bier elmer anreren 8eltberrIdaft Elm ses
rauidpples 9rablisp. Oils eeutIder
SsrSaiiaunass 8srein miro empfcblen Der
~OeutI6e S%srein", nidt su Ssrpe6Ieln
nit rem ceutiden fat plil1en 9eiesSe.
rein, Der i'm SsraoEen Sabre curb Iei.
ne 9~crteauns bel ieinsr Ssilisteit 10 yiel
Scpfldmsr; peruriadte. Ssnsr vOeut.
I6e Serein" p%ertritt, um es fur, III Ia
gen, tie Snters1en Der Greimaurcrei UNI
miro in Sipeder'S &eilsbanrtu6 fur,s
meg "8initler @erein" aenannt. Bic
bn mir aus benz bisber @sIaslen fur;
ben S6lus. 10 lautst er cabin, raj nit
lpldem SSrer Gle 1sutI6en in Hpm f6
cpd ni6t auf Der 0%eimrutbe fansen la1z
Itn. Dies sur Selebrunn. penn etra
Die eeutihen, liberalen Slatter melcen,
es sebs in Som cine 3eituns "Oeuti9e
Sldttsr" senannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
Sapan.

uttsr rie merfpdrcisen Neuerunsen,
relde in Der lesten 3sit einseidblt nor
cen inc, madt bic uSapan 0u;stts" IN
tsrsiIantc Wittbeilunsen, aus rsnen Sol.
ses bervorsebt. Der iapaneiide &alen.
Ger 1T nit rem abenpldnpiiden Csrescri.
anii6en in Ginflans sebraat worren.-
Cine faiisrlide 9erorpnuns tsitimmte,
ras Der 1. Sanuar 1872 Der erte Gas
res ,riten @onatS rss 2533iten Sabres
mad Dem Iesierunssantritt rss sriten
Nifaccs iein ioIts. 9ln ierem lieben,
Ten Gage ipa Elm Seiertus %itattFnren,
TAFT, mic bisber, an ierem finftsn Sage.
Der Gag, Der fribsr in ;pSlf 3attabz
lbnitte Serfel. wirp fprtan in "a Gum
cen einSetbeilt. Der 25. DECEMBER
CSeibna6tsias) miro nunmsbr ais Gin
rem ancenfen BON 3imnu Seunp,. rem
erien Sai er spn Sapan, scwsibter Sas
fetli9 hsanSrn-Oie b6beren japanes
ilben Seamtsn ipIen cine eurppaiIbe
amtstraht traSen. Gs rarp bsltimmt,
caB rirlelben 0 Neu jabr an bel wb
den tli6en eepers res 8ailers su erI6ei.
nen ia ben. Ginen um rem anreren Saa
nerren Don Ieiner japaneIiasn Waicita;
9die CUR Safel befoblen. Oas Diner
miro in auslanpiidem Styl Ierpirt.-
urber Yplitif rarf BET remlelten ni6t ae.
iprohen werpen.
@dbrenp fruber Gben nit eei6tisteit
aufSelbit perren ~fpnnten, 1T isBt Die Gbes
i@eiruns fir un;uldiiis erflart. Die
Scrbeiratbuns BON Iuslinpern nit jaz
paneiii9sn Srauensimmsrn 1T jest ses
itattet.--Oen Wdnnern 1T bic bisberioe
Saartra6t unteriast, fe iplen ras Saar
finftis mad curppaiider @siIe trasen.
0rsen 3uwipsrbanpslnce miro ppliseili6
cinseidritten. Den Damon 1T setpten,
li6 lelbf su friiiren.-Oer Wifacp bat
einsn Srren seitiftst. Die fir Wititdrs
tefimmte slttbeiluns trdst bic Sni9rift
sir Sapfsrfsit", bic fir GiYilifen be,
iimmte Slafe bic Snihrift: nSir @srz
cienite".-Sapan bat aud cine Gonfitus
tipn unc Elm Parliament erbaltsn. DaS
Sbers pcer SsrrenbauS bsitsbt aus
Mannern BON &ans (Sap;pfu). Son
lem alien Abel aber beiisen nnr penise
Die erfcrrerlide Silpuns. Die, welbe
in Gclse pisieS Wansels ni6t Ielbf i'm
Parliament eri6einen f%Sni,sn, eirfen ibre
SSbne, rpenn risie binrsi6snb unterrids
tst iine, fir bic pairSwiirre in SprI9las
brinsen.- 3eitunsen werz
zen in alien Sbeilen Res Gsi6es sesrins
bet. Gum @esierunssorsan 1T ras
~NiISin Sbinjilbi" betimmt tpprten.-
@ue amtli6m Grlale tpereen in eemIels
ben S%erSffentli&t.
@lio Sapan ioa Elm Staat cbne @ptt,
cbne 8elisipn, pbne prieter, gang mad
rem fiibniten @sranfen Der 9iberalcn.
wercen! @ie LANCE aber fold @emeins
peisn beltebsn fam eaS wire Die Sc
Iai6te Der 3ufunft ssisen.
Inm. Der Het.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-02-12
8 d nei3.
Der prptefres Wpniisnprs

@~8snpssi.
Der pdptli&e 0el&dftStraser in eus
germ bat pie bsreits semelpst ii9 bsim
I@weiserii9en Sunsssratb barber bs>
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
aook Notices.


PErEnsoN's MAGAztNE.-Ihe Apn' No. oil
this deseryed'y popular magazine Is iui' OF
charming reading matter, and FURNISHED win
elegant fashion plates, setting forth the very
latest styles Of dress. It's patterns, recipes,
&c, are unsurpassed It Is one OF the very
best mouthhes for the price IN this country.
ZEL's MAGAZINE sustaius the expectations
r,is4f hv IT,, first issue /, is fast rising to-
,,,-ls , monument r',.s amyer American
to'''''-''9
AErHCEs Home MAGAZINE Is one OF the
most delightfully."- i0We-its magazines which
charm. .f,,s,r3. .f ,rorrs M the ipgle side
In -. ,,..c,rr IS o..
-,
I'.-'' '"~ '.'' '''''D7'
Thought 90 faint ms pages Mothers need not
fear OBJ av 10 before their daughters; Fathers
may U,I recommend o. their sons It's whole
.......-. ...l -;,,., ,a, .,,s ,- bsb,'f of
T.: "a.
s.'r "> "e. DIS I'D ''"''9 '-' l'.'''9 "0"''
Tgs CuuuuuNs UoUG. hy the same publish
.- .,l...rs ,s-.-it makes Pho li,f's ones very
-,..r..r... D.,
tl- 49,,
s'os-i'-e Tot '' 'D' please y'0' 0"'''''"'
Tile above mentioned periodicals are AL. puu-
Usiei no Philadelphia.
~,r ,.-..- r,- ,,-a c.-rb. rsc.iv,d with one
1r...r. Do. .r.-, r.-.,D of fast, who
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
Change OF schedule.

So change in the Winchester Accommodation
which leaves Winchester at a. M,-passing
Charleston at Col A. M.,-goiHg direct o Bal
timorc, and returning upon same time as hereto
fore, stopping at all stations
OTHER TRAINS SoRrU.
Vail Train, No. /. Capt. Barley leaves Stras-
burg in the morning at Go, Winchester at los,
summit Point at 7.45, Csmeron's $50, Charles
torn atSO7, Halltcwu at s Is, arriving at Har-
per's Ferry at S.35-councctng with Fast line
East.
Way Freight, No 8, Capt. Chambers leaves
Strasburg in the morning at G As, Winchester at
s.23, summit Point g4s, Cameron's 1910,
Cbq,lesto,-n 1882, Halltoau 1884 arriving at
Harper's Ferry at ll.3O, connecting with trains
East and West.
Through Freight No. 3, leaves Strasburg in
the afternoon at 40. Winchester at SIS, sum
init Point at 443. Camcron's SOB, Clarlesio'rH
5.24. Hantouu 5.li. arriving at Haper's Ferry
atCl5.
Fast Freight, No. IL, leaves Strasburg at F..
M-passcs CEarls.to,-u at ll.5l L. NJ, and
reaches Harper's Ferry at 12.5OA.M.
TRAINS GOING soUru.
Through Freight, No. >, leaves Harpcr's Ferry
in the morning at $50, Halltown at 500 Charles
torn al SIS, Cameron's at SOS, Summit Point at
9.ls, Winchester at lib, arriving at Strasburg
at 1885.
Mail Train, No.4, Capt Barley leaves Har-
per's Ferry At 1905, Charie,to0n at 1927, Win
chester at LIP. Niddletown at Lac, arriving at
Stra.5urg at 2OG-connecting with trains for
Harrisouburgs
Way Freight, No. 6, Capt. Chambers leaves
Harpcr's Ferry in the afternoon at l.3j, Halltown
at 2O3, Ciarlesto-a at 223, Cameron's at 2.43,
summit Point at BOB, Winchester at 4.2S,-ar-
irving at Strasburg at els.
Fast Freight, No. y, leaves Harper's Ferry at
II p. NJ, arriving at Strasburg at4 A. NJ.
Mail Train South stops at Char'estopn, Winches-
ter, and Middletown. Other trains stop at al
Stations.
On Monday mornings Capt Barley's train go
ing North runs on time Of Capt Chambers, there
fore does not pass Charlestown until 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
MARRIED,

In Charl~,to0o, on Thursday evening March
9th, 1873. by Rev. A. c. Hopkins, Mr.. l.. d..
GLAZE % Miss ALBINA ROBERTSON, eldest
daughter OF Mr.. NJ. : &. Robsrtou-all of this
town.
In the Prcsbvterian Church, Tallahassee, Fla,
ON Tue,dav. March 4th. 1878, by the Rev. DR.. ia
cobs. DR.. ". :. DUDLEY, of Norkville. ;. C.,
10 Miss MARY g. WILSON, daughter of the late
David c. Wilson, Of Tallahassee, formerly OF this
county.
March 18th. in the Presbyterian church at Ra-
leigh. y. c.. by the Rev. j. NJ. Atkinson, d. D.,
CHARLES HENRY SCOTT, Of Virginia, now Z
resident OF Kentucky, and Miss MARY MAYO
ATKINSON, daughter OF the officiating minister.
On March 9th. 1873 at the residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. T. B. Shepherd, THOS.
j. RUSSELL, OF Clarke county, to Miss MAXI
+. SHIPPERS, of FauQuier county, Va.
On Thursday. March l.. 1873, by the same, J o.
SIAH X. LOCK to Mrs. CATHARiNE L. CAR
TER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29

In Challestown, oh Sunday morning. March .
1873, after a lingering illness Mr.. HENDERSON
BISHOP, aged about 10 years.
In this County, near Middlewav, IN the 18th Of
March. Mrs. CAROLINE c. SHIRLEY, wife Of
Mr.. George ". Shirley aged 43 years.
In this County. on the East side OF the Sheuan-
doah river, on the l3th dav OF March, 1913, Miss
MARY McSHERRY, aged about 0 years.
In Charlestowu, on Saturday, March 18th, 1873,
CARRIE MAY, infant daughter OF George '.
and Maggie \. Henson, aged 10 months and il
days
Sorrowrullv, sadly, we laid her to rest
Too tender and pure in this drear world to stay,
She has gone 70 that home IN the land of the bcst,
Where SORROW aud pain cannot shadow The way.
Through long hours we watched her in sorrow
and fear,
While life I'm the balance so tremblinEly lay,
But powetlcss our love with the death angel near,
And she dropped in the dawn Of her LIES open
ing day.
Oh. Carrie. we miss thee, Oh. Carrie, we mourn
Frem our lives you have taken all sweetness
God grant, when in turn we are called to that
bourne,
We may meet the loved one ne are mourning
90 DAY.
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WHICH GO
recognition Of Efficient services.

Last week we mentioned the appointment
Q f Mr. Jno. II. Martaiu to the Railroad Agency
at Winchester. The following letter we fad
n the Winchester Times of Wednesday Of this
week
HARPEE's FERRY, March "a 1878.
MAJ. r. w. Hunter Dear Sir-While |
am no friend of newspaper encomiums, yet
cannot Withhold a tribute to John II. Martin,
ESQ who assumes the duties Of Agent for the
3. 4. q. L. +. at Winchester, to-day.
AS Agent, Mr. Martin will naturally be
bro ught into close business relations with
most of your people; therefore | will say to
YOU, aud through you to your people, that Mr..
Martin has been a clerk Tor Inc for nearly ulne
years past. Honest. faithful and capable, Ia
him your people will find that whilst scrupu-
lousy guarding aud protecting the interests
of the Company he represents, be will prompt
Is furnish all facilities for dispatch Of business
pertaining TO his Office, with satisfaction to all.
With my best wishes for Mr. Martins sue
cess, and the abundant prosperity Of your
people.
am, fraterually yours,
A. B. Wo'D,
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! am. fraternally your.
Agent B. & o. r. R., Harper's Ferry.

IMPEovEMENT.-The dwelling house Of Mr..
c. Frank Gallaher, in course Of erection, which
Is Of style Of architecture uncommon TO this
section, presents q comely appearance and ad-
mirably sets or the commanding hill upon
which it is located The workmanship by
Mr.. Thomas X. Starry. who is, indeed, mas
ter workman, is very creditabIc and will call
forth expressions of admiration from all who
may closely examiueit. When finished, we've
no doubt the work in every partIcular--for
frs;-class workmen are employed-will com
pare fayorlbly with the very best in the Val
lov
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
SPRING TRADE.

Among the goods we now offer choice lot OF
silk Gimps aud Frnges-all cheap.
An auction drive Of silk Gimps at and l5c per
ward. thew are worth and Ice who lesaie to-day.
HAMBURG Edges at g. II aud II and worth Is, 20
and use; Hamburg Edges at Is, y and % worth
Is. 3s and 81: Hamburg lnsert5ngs 10 TO 80,
worth IS 10 As: Lace Edges lnscrtings c up (;
Hemstitch Initial Embroidered aud uenmed
Udkfs. from To sec; Ladies Double Button Kids
81 %. worth Sl.45; Gents kids'Sl, in colors
Gents Fur-topped Kids; Ladies STAMPED skirts
80 worth 50 80: Sik Mixture Dress Goods 45c,
worth 81: Satiucs in various shades, az cost
French and English Merinos at bargain; Japa-
nese silk Stripeg reduced 20 cost; Black Alpacas
35c worth AZ; Black lustrc Alpacas AZ 40, worth
IS. Black Mohair Alpacas az 30, GO and -. can
be bought Il wholesale for the money Men 5
Shirts and Drawers fine Ncrno, at 10 aud ~ cts.
Elegant Assortment
OF Ladies' Corseis from % to Sl.35 for Thomp-
sons Glove Fitting; Ladies, Gents and Child
rep's Rose. all prices: Ladies and Gents Paper
Collars at any price; Six Spools Cotton 2OGydsl
for 2Oc; Paper and Envelopes all kinds; lot OF
Xmas tricks must be closed out at some price :;
rross-l2 dozcn-l44 Shirt Buttons for cents !
Ciark's Spool Cotton &c spool or soc Per dozen :;
TEN PR. LADIES' AND GENTS ARCTIC
SHOES AT $3.50, WORTH $40.
There is not an article We oaeryou that has not
been reduced, and considering the advance in the
markets is well worthy the consideration OF all
persons hunting for Cheap Goods.
CALL AT THE
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Jefferson Foundry and Machine
Shops.

A FTER an experience Of &c years in our bust
u ness, we have at last found out that we can,
not carry on our business without money; and
the difficulty in collecting money these times
makes il necessity for Us to adopt the Cash sys-
TEN. We will, therefore, after January !, 1878,
do work for Cash only or Country Produce down
on delivery of the work. We viii endeavor to put
down our prices as low can BE- done in the coun-
tv. and the workmanship superior 70 any, and will
strive to accommodate all who viii favor US with
their patronage.
Our New Ploughs, Of which we are making a
large lot Of different sizes, will be sold on time to
good, responsible men, by giving their notes pay
able such time as Specihed in the contract. ke-
member, however, we guarantee satisfaction IN
every case or no sale. Our old accounts are now
ready for settlement and must be- closed up with
out delay. WElNCk WELLER.
January II 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29

az Chronic and Acute rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumb.so. Sgatice. Kidney, and Nervous Diseases,
after years OF suffering, by taking DR.. FILTER S
NEGErABLE BHEuMArIC SYUUr-tne scientific dis
covery Of j. Filter. y. D., regular graduate
physician, with whom we arc personally acquaiut-
ed who has for 80 years treated these diseases cX-
clusively with astonishing results. We believe II
our christian duty. after deliberacou, % conscien-
touslv request sufferers to use H. especially per-
sons in moderate circumstances who cannot Afford
10 waste money and time on worthless mixtures
As clergymen we seriously ieel the deep RESPONSE
bily resting on MS in publicly endorsing this med
icine But our knowledge and experience Of ITS
remarkable merit fully iustihes our action. Rev.
c. H. Ewing, Media. Penn. suffered sixteen wears,
became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, d. D.,
Fraukford. Philad'a. Rev. J. 3. Davis, Nights
town, New Jersey. Rev !. :. buchanan, Clar-
ence. Iowa. Rev. G. G.. Smith, Pittiord. New
York. Rev Joseph BeEgs, Falls Church, Phila-
depha. Other testimonials from senator's Crow
errors. Judges. Congressman, Physicians, 6c.,
forwarded gratis with pamphlet explaining these
diseases by Br. Filter, Philadelphia. One thou
sand dollars will be presented Co any medicine for
same diseases showing equal merit under test, or
that can produce one-iourth as many living cures.
ANY person sending description ct affection viii
receive q legally signed guarantee naming the
number of bottles to cure, agreeing 20 refund mo-
new upon sworn statement OF its failure to crre.-
Afflicted invited to write.
". :. MASON, Agent for Charlestown.
Jan. Is, lS73-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
Black Oak Bark Wanted.

7 WILL buy any amount Of BLACK OAK BARK
that's properly taken and cured, and pay
CASH for il at the rate Of Seven Dollars per Cord
Of l2S feet measurement, delivered at my Sumac
and Bark Mills, Winchester Virginia and Five
Dollars per Cord on the Cars at any r. Il. Station
in the Valley.
D1RECTIONS.-Co Commence peeling the bark
az soon as the sap starts in the Spring and in TAX
ing IL peel as much of the tree as possible-even
the large limbs-fOr the young tender bark Is the
best After it is peeled IL must be piled up loose
IT, go as to allow the air to pass freely through it.
and perfectly dry it. The outer or rough side
must allroy' be kept up, in order to protect the
inner or heshy side from the weather-which be-
ing the part used must be kept bright and not al
lowed 10 mould get wet, which Injuries its color.
GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester, March %, lS73-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
THE PLACE TO
Page County Treasurer Robbed.

The Poqe Courier says Mr.. A. S. Modesto,
Treasurer Of the County Of Page, was robbed
"a, Cu'peper c. H., Of large amount Of money
belonging 20 the State Treasury, aud which he
was on his way to Richmond to deposit. He
had 10 lis possession about S4.2G7 IN money
and about the same amount in Checks and
Drafts The Courier pays a high tribute to
the character Of the unfortunate gentleman
and rays he has the deepest sympathy Of the
community.
Three meu-Winiamson George, Lewis VIII
liams. and man named Jameson suspected
Of the lccl
TINS BmlE-Our venerable c5untyman,
Mr.. john Humphreys, as will be seen by adj
yertisement. is canyassing for the sale Of Poly
rlot Bible. The edition for which he Is Agent
is very finely Illustm,ed-is perfect and COM
prehcas'ye, printed from large, clear type, on
fac white raper ana bound in a handsome
and substantial manner The embellishments
comprise four hundred and fifty fue Scrptu-
ia, Illustrations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29
Collection Depot.

TVIE Charlestowu Depot, Winchester Stras-
burg Branch of the B. q o. Railroad. has
been madea Collection Depot Freghts will here
after be collected at Charlestown, instead as here
tofore, at the points from which shipments arc
mode. An persons receiving freight on and after
August lst iS72, will be required topay for the
same before removal. J. u. SiAhkl,
Aur .. 1872 Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1873-03-29

! FULL stock Of Fancy Goods aways on hand.
\ Stationery very cheap. W. ;. MASON.
OUR stock Of Drugs and Medicines will always
I J D. found complete A. well as fresh and relia-
bic. Prescriptions and Recipes entrusted 10 Us
VIII be carefully compounded at Ell hours day and
night according to ,he latest rules Of Pharmacy.
W. :. MASON.
EtLYCERIEE Lotion for chapped hands, &c.
ia never-failing remedy. Prepared by
Jan. %. 1873. ". 5. MASON.
CtERKE's Pure Grape Wines. Of the vintage Of
II 1868. at MASON'S Drug Store.
DEF Wine and Iron Would call the atten-
ID ton Of Physicians 20 this preparation, cspc-
cially adapted 70 weak and delicate children.
". :. MASON.
nOOLEY'S Celebrated Baking Powders. war
rant,d 10 Use bread in five minutes, for sale
by W. $. MASON.
ID ELIEyE your Corns by using Robbins Corn
Il Solvent ". 5. MASON.
V ANTHINE, the great Hair Tonic, for sale by
y ". $. MASON.
WE have The Agency for the Wines produced
w at Excelsior Vineyard. All desiring pure
wines for Medicinal purposes can be supplied at
moderate prices. - AASON-
NOR Debility use Rowan's Bitters-Prcpared
and sold by ". ). MASON.
March %, ISIS.