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Rev. Dr.. Kain's Lecture.

This gentleman in accuri,uce with previous
announcement. Jeiverela Lecture up'u the
doc.rues ofthe Rmm Catholic Church. ia
"Ctc1, ilai" 90 tais place on TUESDAY
ereuir. l,,t. BE- had quite large auicucc
O., lear l,m. aal obey listened with marked
a,.aat.oo o. li, ,'t,emeutot che I.c,riues OF
o.. Church f1 nearly au huqr aod half 90
p. i,I noe essay @. demonstrate bu' werv'y o.
STATE ue doctrines VM,h heprricie>, ana spoke
vj.a sa esue~,le,s aui Gurucy which fully
sc..s.el bis repuar.u ana Impressed ii, au-
,...-- Nth a'- ability ,olrc,a..0 '.cioctriuer
81. aii.l pa. a,, devoted us i.,-vurk.
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The Old Family Journal.


There is no postage upon the Free Press
sen, to subscribers wjGR tbe Coun,y Of JET
fersoa. But, after the 1t day Of january
next r, uiil De compelled to prepay postage
upon on papers sent 20 subscribers resident
oa,sils Of this County. We, therefore, call
the attention of our patrons to this fact and
urge upon then toremR ,he amount 81 postage
-l5 cents per year. We would be glad If all
ir arrears would pay up.
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THE SUN.


WEEKLY AND DAILY ToR 1875.
The approach Of the Presidential election gives
unusual Importance To the events aud develop
mehts of ls75. We shall endravor to describe
them inlly. inith uiiv. and fcarlrsslv.
THE LkkLl Sun has now attained circu-
lition of over seventy thou.and copies. It, reader
found IA every stat, and Ter it'ry, and it.
quality j. well known l. the public We -hnli not
"nly cudrav0r To keep n iullv mp the old -tand-
AID. but u improve aud add 1, its variety aud
pnWer.
me WEEKLY Sun will ,ntinuc b. be thor
nueh newspaper. Az ihe news OF the div will BE-
inuud ~ H. ndcns..d when unimpnrtaui. AZ toll
length when 81 nomrnt. and always. we tru-t,
trr"ted Ia clear, Interesting aud instructive
manner.
Ii Is our aim 10 make the WEEKLY SUN the
best family Newspaper in the world IL will be-
iull OF entertaining and appropriate reading nf
every sort but Will PRINT nothing t. offend the
most upuuus and dclicIt' taste. IL viii ALWAYS
contain the mus Interesting stones and rpmnuc, r
oil the dhv. carefully selected aud J. gb, printed
The Agricultural Drpa, tnrut l. q prominent
feature Ia the WEEKLY Sun. and it, articles
viii ALWAYS be found fresh aud useful 10 the farmer
The number oi men independent in politics /. IN
or, asing. aud the WEEKLY w J. their paper
especially. IL belongs t. no party. and obeys no
dictatiun. c"htrudiug Tor principle. and fpr the
election ol the b,st men. 10 exposes the cortup-
ton that disgrace, ih, cnuntrv aud threatens the
overthrow 81 republican Institutions. IL has no
tear al knaves and seeks no iavOrs from their sup
pOItcrs.
The markets Of every Kind and the fashions are
regularly reported IN it, columns.
Tie price pi the WEEKLY Sun il one dollar =
wear Tor sheet NJ eight pages, aud hty-six col
umus. A. this barely paws the expenses Of paper
aud printing, We are not able trmakr any discount
or allow anv premium to friend. who may make
special efforts ~ extend ~ crcglItian. Under
the new law, which requires payment If postage
in advance. one dollar year, with twenty cents
the cost of prepad postage added. J. the rate Of
subscription. II Is not necessary o. get up a club
ia order To- have the WEEKLY Sun at this rate.
Anyone VIII, sends one dIllp ani twenty cent.
viii ct the paper. postpaid, for year.
W. have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY SUN.-Eight pages. fftv-six
columns. OIL, Sl.20 year, posture p@ePaid.-
NJ d'. coaHfs f,os' his i0ie.
TIE DAILY SUN.-A large four page news
paper OF fweuty-r 1T columns. DAILY circuliii,n
over 10 900. All The news for c Mt. Sub-rfiD-
ton, postage prepaid s. cents mnnih. or 50 50
year. 10 clubs OF 10 or over, discount 4 20
per cent.
Address "THE SUM-" New York City.
Oct. 81, ls74-GL
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Genevieye.

py request. the Musical Association viii re-
1.l, the beautiful Csuata. Geueyivvc, ou
Wednesday evening. November 18th. at
IS u1ccert Htu4 We are sure all. WHO possi-
b.y caa. ,iat heard it before VIII again be
present, aud the opportunity uow offered %
those waa were not before SO fortunate as TO he
;here vi.l. by many. De hailed with delight
IN itsoll the C,utata is a charming thing aud
VAL De most clarmiue'y rendered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

At Allentown, Pa, on Saturday evening.
one hundred guns we're fred in honor of the
democratic victories Of Tuesday. The largest
meeting ever held there since The war was
h,lA in front cf the American Hotel. The
speakers were al of one opinion in counsoline
moderation aud wisdom on the part Of the
triumphant democracy, and in SAYING thai
dead issues which spraug from the war had
been buried forever in one common grave On
last TUESDAY. meyer 10 be reSurrec,rd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

A Course OF Lectures. Shall We Have
Ihrml

A Course or Lectures. Shall We Have
Iheml
We understand, aud are glad to say, that
steps are about e. he taken 10 insure To Charles
town course Of Lectures during the coming
winter, the Lecturers 10 include some Of the
mos, distinguished men in the country. This
pr.jcct we are sure will meet with the general
appreciation and supper, that it merits. We
trust that it viii succeed We will say no
mere GA the subject at present, hut 70 express
the hope that the gentlemen WIN have taken
the matter in hand will leave no stune un-
iurucd until success crowns their ca rts.-
While the matter Is infinitely Interesting, it Is
of much less htii ,ulty than may seem. For
Instance: ID john b. Cough Thomas Guard,
or B,yarl Taylor, or many another. was To
lecture la Concert Hall Tonight. who would he
absent? Why the Hall would be erammed.
L re no time theu, gentlemen. Oesmize.-
B,ius GA the biz guns, aud we guarantee biz
audiences.
S.uce writing the above we have received
tbe following letter, which we gladly insert:
EDlrRs FREa Pass:
A. you aie aware. have been absent
from home fir siue time While away 1t WAS
my pleasant f1rtune o. >peul sume time Ia two
or three unftneru towns whose respective pop
uliri1us were uut greater than ours. Aud yet,
lu each OF them found Lyecums, aud Read
m. sims supplied with home aui irtcisn
newspapers, ma. zines aul Blok,; and IN
each preparations lur Lectures dufiu. the cum-
iug scs,nu. cniess my burf enjoyment of
tuese thuss WAS es,eued as | thnuInt of the
ulaccuusttble drdrth OF such advantages al
home. We bnA>t-l thuusht-uf our iutel,i-
eence aud public spirit But where i the ev-
teuce2 "OI, Sime one wi!i say, &c our peu-
Die have not been used o., AMI do not care a.
Juut such things" deny this We may not
have been used O., but we DO care ar woUid
care ahuut such Things 1t the Opportunity We're
given as. ID cuum.ttre 81 gentlemen IN
whose ability au'i enterpriz' the community
nave cuuu i-uCr, were tp-n rrhw o. aunuuucr
the urSt.Lttiun ui au association, the purp.>c
/ 90 which WIS O. meet these wants, a universal
tbruh oi delight wnGii he the re>pp,.>e, aud.
/ what Is better sill, tue project would Ue sup
/ prcA
present the natter Ia another int If
view Although the weather i, still h,e. yet
\ tue heauuiul lu,lit, Sun.ucr. with its f,liisc
lt scarlet and s.li. 90, warm days add It's br,-
I cins iu,ruiu.s aud ui-his has gone The wlu-
I ter WITH It's short days. aui us inus. dreary
m.ut, is MOON as NV. duung th ise l,u.
Vi..trr nights. what atr "ur yam. uicn &" g"
utluS uo rc,lIn, r.,'ui, ur Lycru,u -n" Lee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
MARRIED..

IN New York Civ. on Thurs lay. Nov. ,, 1875,
bv G"v. James II. n"licy. Mr. George W.
THOMAS. OF this town, to Miss c. +. slime
BGEClIEE, orN. y.
On Nondlv. November .. 1874. at ST Peters
Chu,ch Harper, Ferry. bv Rev. Father kain.
JuHN FAUfETN of Eilicott civ. Nd, to Miss
MARY b0uDY. of lIarpcr's Ferry.
In cha lnit. y. G.. ON thr 2"th ut. by Rev. Mr..
G.i,i;h. Mai =. u. CALVES. a. CLARK" county.
Va a. Miss MILDRED Il MEETZE daughter OF
The late Felix Ncetzc OF South Car"lius.
On IA. "a inst. near Winchester. by Rev Gen.
W. Anderson. " LLlAM WAKE. of J"tlr'so
county. In Miss MARGARET ANDERSON, OF
Frederick.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

TIGur CHILDREN NEARLY KILLED Br Gas
rr.uA Sr.yE-Ou Monday morning before
la,d.bt. J. A. Duhrr,'. re.idms on EaN'o"-
avenue New BrutSVi,k, y. j., was a"aSe =
"a ty hearing ouc or hi, daughters tall from
Der Ird o. ,ie i-rr in tie r"om above that IA
which be Was sleeping, aud GA going mp sian ;
found that eight ch,lrrn, AL of whom slept
in r..au~ conr.tins willis each other, were u
conscious from the effects Of c'al PAS escaping
from u stove in one IT the rooms. Had not
one Of them hal strength enough len 10 at
tempt Co gel up auA 30 The attempt fallen on
frr. awakening her father, probably the en-
tire eight would haze been dead beso'e day
light
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
ONSTERSI

November I, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
Southern Cutra scs.

S uthern outragcs are frequently mentioned
in political newspapers, but Nc see few of those
papers calling attention t. the fact that there
is ana Association chirleiel hy the Legislature
of "a Southern State for the purpose Of build
ios M4souic Temple in the city Of Norfolk,
Va. Ly giving Grand Git Concert on tie
l9th of November next. This Association ia
yuacavorine {, accomplish its ohirct knows no
Norih, ro South, $40 Eat, uo West 81 Ear as
tie opportunity it desires to afford Ia all -
clauce To secure fortune. F"r particulars Of
this enterprise, address II. Y. More SccIy VI.
K. A.. Norfolk, Va, or an authorized gent Of
Tie Association.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

T1RESU OYSTERS today and during the sea-
I son hy The Pint, Cuart ar Gallon. Parties
wishing them in large quantities. will b. luin'h d
on shott notice. will IN nth them by The plate.
in every ~ lc, at the " Old stand prepared by
my old Cook.
JOHN :. YESTERDAY.
Easement Jefferson building"
Oct 10. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

TENHE AMERICAN SARDlNE COMPANY'S
BONELESS SARDiNES are much better
aud l,ss than half the cost oil imported Sardines.
February u, lST4-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
CARD.

HAvTNG sold our interest ia Stock of Merchan-
die u Mr-s,-. y !.,.SOS BROTHERS,
We would respectfully return our thanks 20 our
many frieuds and patrons for their past iayors,
and solicit continuance of same with iii- Esw
firm. HllHEAtl e. JUHASON.
summit Point Sept. ., lo74-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

T'ilE undersigned having purchased tie entire
4 stock Of Merchandise 81 MeFr.. niLLEAgY
& JOHNSON, are prepared e. 0G.r - iiis fa. lie
great inducrmeuts-as they prrnfFs 2 .ing A
strictly cash business have mar ked fran roo,'F %
corresponding price. and solicit bare ~ tieir
patronage They ask u the public trial.
WILSON BROTHERS.
Summit Point, Sept ., ls7l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
A CARD.

AYlNG heretofore done bnsincss ~ srfrrrft
Il FONT, would respectfully elii che attention
% my former friends and c1st8mcls o. fhe fact
mat an At the Depot again. prepared a. servo
them, and will be glad % see then.
W y g. WILSON.
Ofthe hrn ol Wills1n brothers.
Summit Point, sept. ., ls7i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
VICTORY!
Great Democratic Victory
DccIinc in Dry Goods!

TRCSSELL & LUCAS would inrorm their
friends aud patrons that they have just re-
Ia ned from the city with 4 large aud vafird As
sortment nf Goods of every dcscrip tinu- hich
they are prepared to eel at ~ shnrtprois - any
house in the valley. We hope los fair dealing to
merit our share Of the trade. Respectfully.
November :. 1874. 4. l..
OOO Prs. ct the BEST BOOTS offered to
ZJU thu trade. T. d. l..
nUR stock of Ladies and Misses Shoes complete.
~ Remember, we gual autre our w1.k
OUR friends are requested to call and examine
I J our stock OF Cas-ineres. I. q l..
DREPARE for the Cold Weather. Inspect our
extensive stock Of Blankets. Comforts, &c.
CPLENDID Stock OF GROCERIES.
- T&L.
DRESS GOODS and NOTIONS in prcru.ion.
Nov. I, 1874. ]. a L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

Rr,IGxArI,x.-Wm. q. Wood-ilc. for
many years past raymaster e the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, rendered his re-
sisnaiion Of that Office. Mr. WoodSide'S ser
vices have been arinouS in the responsible
position which he held, and lis colleagues and
tie employees generally Of the company re-
srct his severance from the service. His
health has been quite poor for some time. and
Mr.. A. J Peek lis assistant. has had I" act
mainly in his stead recently. with other assist
ance. Tie resignation Of Mr.. Woods,e was
accepted by The rairoa! beard but uo success
or has been appointed. As is well known
Mr. Woodsiie's father before him was for
many years master Of Transportation Of the
company, aud also subsequently the paymas-
ter - aH SWa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
Modify the County Court System.

II the people want the next Legislature 10
alter the County Curt system the UaslSirateS
must order an election aud submit the pro-
y ,sed change Ia the voters. We call upon The
n,iices e. consult their neishhors, at once, 80
as 10 be prepared o. act in tue matter when
they meet "n Monday next
The change proposed Is This. Berkeley ard
jefferson t. unite aud employ lawyer, who
is competent To- jnlse questions Of law. Jnnes
e. be dispensed with whenever 1t Is possible.
The fiscal and police affairs 10 be arranged 10y
a 3 ,irl nf C nn'ulS>ioners.
This j, substantially the scheme suggested
over a year aso. in tie Free Press. 10y Mr.
", >nn and las h,en cudorS,d generally.
The legislature will he p'werleSs Ia act I'M
less aud uuil the County Court orders an e'ec-
ton So the people can speak at the polls
II the people don't take this matter l" hand
at once nothing will he done for rw" wars.
rEoGELSs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
10 Gentlemen of Taste

YOU should call aud examine wcl-assorted
Spring Goods now opening. As many "i
,se MP1HrArluNs cannot be- duplicated. you
would act wisely by leaving y"ur orders early so
~ To- secure choice Stylrs. mettcc u Alex
an,lcr. Merchant Taiors. 30, " Eutaw Street,
between Favctte aud Lexington Streets. Fit
guar antced, and no disappointment
April II, lNi4.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

WILD TUuEEY~ IL large flock of wild
turkeys w,, ,,cu below town "n last Situr-
.av morning. Oae "f them was afterwards
SHIT. 25 were counted ia the lick iarte
Cqsyirr
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S25O.OOO
TO BE GIVEN AWAY !


tOUU CASu IhlhsS dgEFeEatlh VVu
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets...Sl0 90 Quarter Tickets. 81 90
half Tickets. 90 Eleven Iickets..SlOO.O O
40 INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert Is strictly for M\S0NIC purposes,
and will be conducted with the same lihrrdlity.
honesty aud fairness which Characterized the first
JOHN l.. ROPER, President.
For tickets and circulars giving full iniorma-
ton address HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary. Norfolk. Va.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
October II, lS74-l0t
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WANTED.

WE want LARD. Some Of our country pa
" irons will please pay up 10 this way, aud
NAV. W. B. GALLAHER.
September 5, ls7l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons having
y claims against the estate 1T William aud
b,uui, McSherrv. e. present them property
thrntcai-d for settlement and all persons ind-b
ed o. .aid estate will come forward aud pay up a
1 desire to close up the rs sp'u a. po--ible.
t. TEAkNEY, Admir-.
W 1874 d,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

End Unnecessary q, recall che appoiotment 'or
..1c,.d meeting 20 thc new cau.ch' which
,.ls o.. have commenced next sabbath. ll5th' .-
It.t. a.l. De preaching. however, there on that
dor. Civ. great aud Increasing Interest 10 th'
u...t.c- boge prevents my leaving at Jhis time.
~. "a. HAMMOND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

In Shelhordsiown. On the 3Gih Mt. SARAH
ELLEN WINTEENON EG. dau. htrrof NJ. .lar"b
Wiutcrmo, er, ~ d wears months and 10 days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
NEW GOODS.

/ AN now receiving nv Pail snpsi-fr rrr~--i
! ip'iehandz-, cantisting 81 DEE~5 GUODs,
NOTIONS, DDMESTICS.
HATS, cars, CLOTHS.
CsSsIT fRrS.
QUEENSW ARE AND CQOc .i.TrE.
Which think will Be found af good grad q. ard
ihe VARIETY ~ great and prices a. la a. lsy cher
house ia the tygn.
Oct 81, 1874.
CHAD. Narkercl and Uerr,ny. r. sole -
y Oct H. 6bc. ". 9. f.AR-LET.
DUkE Cider Vinegar. for sgl. By
Il Oct 81. Clio. ~. 2. kcARsLET.
4 'LAY Crooks, assorted sizes. ~ go. t~
- Oct 81 GEO. IS. 2. EAkEs!fT.
OATH Brick, and Flower Pa. 80 -. ~
ID Oct 81. GEO. -. 7. kEalsl. =.
DRIME Article Fuliz whoa, ~ -sie bv
4 sept -, 1874. as. Ian. HD0Fg.
--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

Corn IS moss said o. &c s., abundant that onr
nfms,s ara be,,oaiog &c tb'os i. 'o the boss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
a Mistake OF the New York Herald.

With al the cruiiion of the cltoIiAl corps
of the Y. J. Hrol,i, one OF It's writers made an
c.rr-ious buhdcr ia the use of a word in the
following sentence in-au editorial on the 18th
ult.: " Mr. Scott, though elected as a Gunner
on man, ba, proved re>'iye." The writer evil
IDENTIFY intended To convey another ilea. as the
word ,e,tce is d,fnel by photographers To-
denote iucliuc'i or disposed To- rest or stand
still" There ill, however, hc much restless
ness with many alter the loth Of November
next. when they learn that they have missed
the chance Of making fortune hy failing To
embark ia the enterprise or the M,>ouic Relief
Association Of mflk, Va. which AT its Grand
GIT Conrert will distribute number Of large
prizps. For particulars, address II. Y. Moore
S,ct'y NJ Il. y, Norfolk. Va, Or au authorized
Agent Of the Association.
DR.. TomiinSOn's Dental
Office,
CORNER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
CharleStOwn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-partnership existing between W. C..
Carroll and John J. Lock, was dissolved on
tie 26ih Oct Der. 1874. by mutual consent. W. C..
Carroll purchasing the intere-t OF john J. Lock.
W. G. CARRELL,
JOHN j. LOCK.
November I, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

NOR Fine Hair oil, 90 to -
l Sept. 10, 1874. HENDERSON'S.
rg,IiE incest Cologne in the martct. ut
sept. 10. 1874. HENDkEHON' :.
I HOR an Tuilcr Goods and Preparations 90 tn
sept 10. 1874. HENDEHSON'S.
ts'IlE Cheapest aud Best Stationery, At
sent 10. ISL. ilENnEESON'S.
7 U~T rec ,da complete stock ui School B"oks
. aud stationery, which sell low Tor ra-h.
sept 10, 1874. y. +. HEN DEESON 6 CO.
NOR School Bo k, 60 to y. F. Henderson 4
I Coz. where will be found large stock ct
ever, thing ia this line. Teaches aud others
wishing t. pui chase largely. are requested to give
u a call before bug Ing riscnh'rc.
sept. &c, loH. HENDERSON CO.
IL thcpopular brands Of Smoking and Chew
= ing Tobacco, Cigats. for sale by
Sept. %, lS5l. HENDERSON q co.
IL kinds Of Spices for Picking. Sealing
Il Wax tor sealing Cans and Bottles at
Sept. 20. 1874. HENDEkSOA'S.
INFANTS Gum Drawers, at
/ Sept. 70, 1874. H1NDERSON'S.
C,R0CKERY 4 GLASswARE.-Now receiving
| general assortment at lowest prices. Ladies
viii please cxami4e stock and prices before max
ing purchases. Respectfully,
Sept. 10, lS7i. W. EBl.
bacon constantly on hand at lowest prices FOR
/ cash, Tor sale by
sept. 10, 1874 W. EBl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

HAVTNG purchased the interest Of John J.
Lock. shall extend 20 the people every IA
cilitv for purchasing goods at the lowest prices
Ms terms are CASH Respectfully,
Nov. 7, 1874. ". G. CARRELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

A fine let Of Furniture consisting Of bureaus
Beds. Bidding. Tables. Chairs. safes. Stoves,
Looking Gidsscs. Dishes. Knives. Forks and
SPOONS. In TACT every thing belonging to well
appointed household.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of Nine Months
will bc given on al sums over Ten D'llars-th
purchasers gvn. Negotiable. Notes. with approv-
cd security. An goods must be settled Tor before
being lenovcd.
Sale 10 begin at 10 o'clock.
L. TEARNEY, Admir-.
Nnrrn,har I ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
Farmers of Jefferson County.

DEMORAkA. Preserving and IN g-stos WhHe
i J Sugar. At lowest prices, ior sais BIZ
sept II, 1874. W.EBN.
CwEET and Irish Potatoes, At
> Sept II, 1874. ". TBY'g.
CTONEwARE.-H,X, I,2.3i5. and - gal.
> Ion stone Jars, u, /, and gallon JsQs.at
sept Il. 1874. W. EDl'S
MAsON's Improved Glass Fruit Jars.at
VA sept IT, 1874. " EBY8.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25

of Telemachus. when his illustrious pupil
the Duke of Burgundy lay dead in his
coffin, said to the mobiles of the court,
who stood weeping around the corpse !:
"There lies my beloved prince, for whom
my affection was equal to the tenderest
parent; nor was my affection lost, for he
loved me in return with the ardor of a son.
There he lies and all my worldly happi-
ness lies dead with him. But if the turn
ing of a straw would call him back to life,
1 would not for ten thousand worlds be the
turner of that straw in opposition of the
will of God"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-25
ST. MARi'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY.
GREENvILLE LOUISIANA

This Institution orars peculiar advantages to yonng
ladies' who wsh receive n solid and uscful education.
1t IA situated about nrO miles from New ORLEANS
the Carroton Road. in of tho most healthy
tions oil the State.
Tho Academic Year commences the First Monday
In September, and terminates the last June
1t includes Sessions of five mouths each.
Pupils entered during Session will bc ged only
for such portion of II remain. No reduction
will be made for those who may DO Withdrawn before
the xpirati0n of the Session, unless of sick
The Institution at Drvnd"s strcet will he prepared
receive limited number OF bIa:Gcrs aud after the
lat Of October.
Address, for particulars, Supsrore,s St Mary's Do.
nnicln Convent. Pastor Of -. John tho Baptist
Church. au2t ~ ~