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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27

Cine 3eitfrnae, sic INNER uuo INNER
piebcrfcbrt, 1T sic Gdule unb bic Gr5ie=
buug oer Suaeuo. Wdbreno per un=
9ldubiee Gtaat 1ein M69li6ites tbut, Die
Jrase ouf feline Meiie gu loien, 1T au9
bic tatDolilbe Stride ni6t miiBi9 in biez
fer Nidtung. 9lad einem glrtifel in Der
,Gatb. @orlo"" geben mir eine, neberiidt
be{Tcn, tpos cie tueibli6en reli9iSlen DR.
Den in SEN Ser. 5taaten fir oie Gr3ie=
bung Der S,lsero .uno anoere lpobltbat'ge
3wcfe tbnn. Sic totbolilde STRIDE in
hen Ser. @tooten Dat elmer. melt furdt>
bareren unb 9efdbrli6eren Teino Su be-
fdmpfen, ols .jemals in ben l6tpierisen
3eiten Der Gerfolgun9 lid 9eSen ibr err
boben fat. eSn ben er{ ten Sobrbunoer=
ten bate Die STRIDE bios bic f6ou 'pon=
fenoen @0ben oes failerli6en 3oms nie=
oerdulperlen jebt abcr bat |ie gu tdmpfen
aeaen bas cipililirte 9eioentbnm pas nur
iinnliben 6reuoeu na6rennt uno pie
Seelenfabigfeiten sum Gdoben Der Seele
ousbil6ct uno oos &ottes QSerfe nnb
@aben benubt, Inn @ein &elet Sa ii6er-
treten unb Gein 9oleiu 5u ldsnen. Der
rohe 6eiDe i'm n6r0li9en uno ipeitli6en
europa battc, als tatboliiAe @oubens=
bpten all ibm fame,t, bod l9nn ben
@loubeu an Elm bDDeres 8e!en, ober Der
,upoerne llngldubige unlerer Sage, Der
fubirte 3,ueifler uulerer .@6ulen 9laubt
an nidtS. ais on ii@ leltit, nno. iolst
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27

y III E + 0 b. - Nls in bet O0rigen gS0d)e
ber vObio @aijenireuno" 9ebrudt muroe, er>
j1on pl0blid Geuerlarm. 9as MobnDauS
bes Yeter Rleiu uar al. 8rennen. 9ulfe mar
ba taum m0glid. 0as @a.s brannte biz auf
ben @runo ab nuhbem mau bic Mobetn tbeils
meiie oaraus gerettet bate. @eter &lein 1T Elm
Roblenardber berbeirotbet unp bat Z ainoer
Das abaebranute Saus mar nid)t berild)ert
Die aau,e Gomilie lit burd hiefes Geuer OBJ
oadlos 9elporocn Ser Sda0en belauft iid)
auf ctlpa $500. gSir bitten oesbalb ale U(ens
id,enfreunoe in Eomerob uln eiue Beifteuer,
bamit bas Saus pieoer aufaebaut iperoen tann.
Die BeitrGge f0uneu entueber an Yeter Rlein
bireft ODER an unS abacticfert pereen uno tpers
ben mir oariber ieiner 3cit an eieier eteae
quittiren. ~~.'
-. Sic Seiuiten iino nod immer fir einise
artifelid)reiber in vTelesrapb" eiu idredlid)es
@elpcnIt. Sic iolleu le9rer, bab her 3iped oas
Alittel beilise, ooer nit anberen @orten, sbab
man 8oles t6uu biirfe gu einem 9uten 3luede,
unb bic Qeute, Die ooS iagen, balten bartnadi9
fe}t an ibrer 8ebauptuus oblpobl tie aud nidt
ben Sd)atten zines Bemeiies bafiir licfern ton'
men. gSir 1aben einen iid rYaul" unterseih<
nenbeu Nrtifeli6reiber 800 @ole geboten,
penn er ben berlaneten 8eweis flr feline
8ebauptnna licfcrn wir6e. st bat nun ber.
{proden in gSodeu be, bertansten 8etpeis
gu prpbuairen. @os ale Geinbe Der Seiuiten
nid)t fertig bra6ten, tpas man ielbit bel ben
Berganblungen Iber Die @ertreibuug Der Seiui'
ten aus Deutidlonb in Berlin nibt 81 bebaupte',
.paate, 'bas Mill bieier famoie Saul" III 2 $50
den betpeiisn I! SRan iie9t baraus, tuie peit bic
Norurtbeile, ei,eu Meniden fortreiben t0,,ne,,.
Sin anoerer Mrtitel elidreiber publicirt cine stn>
;abl anseblider 2ebren BET Seiuiten, bic nidts
tociter ais gutfteltunaen uno aus irgenb einem
tatbolitenfeinblideu 8ude abseidrieben iinb.
@ie icbr iino ood) Die Dielen aufriGtigen Nidt.
ratboIiten au beoauern, 1bab ite blinolin9s ben
5nba[t Dcrloaener Blatter unb 8Iber ober bic
Die Morte reiues fanatifden @rebisers fiir
baare 'W1iiuse une all; unfeblbare @a9brbeiten
binnebmen ~ go. ..;
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27
Strenee Rritif eires Mnterifaner@.
o. n..rf 4 y.e....~ c~.~hn( aSn~ 81 or,, ;, :,

Strenee 2ritif eines Mnterifaners.
! Ginen f66rferen 9uoel Ser Nesierung
ber 0er.~ .~9taaten baben mir nod ME ge=
funben als in Der ameritanii6en Mo=
notsl6rift v@ribners Mpntblp" fir Mo=
ndR W{ai unb 5tpar aug Der Seoer eines
Mmerifaners. Wir bDren, 1agt Der Wer=
fa1ier, tagll6 bie@ase zines fiiblbaren
Mangels an sroben 9taatsmdnnern To-
mobl in oer @eIebsebung als in Der Qo=
miniitration. 3u bie1er Mnnabme mag
oller6iues Elm @runb rbanoen fein.
Muein 6ies fam ni9t uniere Saupttla9e
1ein. Denn mos Jdbisfeit, @ewanbt<
belt, eo@amteit, intrtguonte 2eitung
Der Yolitit betrifft, 10 baben mir Wtdnner
eriter. &lal5e; iie beliben ,ausge5ei9nete
ssdbi0feit lno @e,uanobeit irgeno cine
8arteimabresel, ireeno elm lpecielles Sn-
terelle, irseno eine &abale bur95ufubren
lotpie lire perlonli6e @rbebnng uno @er=
berrli9ung au er5ielen. Gs tommt ibnen
babel auf &ere@ti9feits uno' @ittli@teit
ni9tgan.& 1ta4ht41 81. ~ 7s:.@ q.
Qlllo. an inteQectueller Tdbi9feit an
@ebirn feblt es unleren @taatsmdnrern
ni9t, ipobl aber our6aus an Brineip
|uno Wloral. 9aben ,uir. al Der SpiBe
oes @pupernements Elm @aupt, bag iiber
|aue Yarteipolitif, iiber allen Gin1ub corr
rupter M6nnner erDaben i1t? @tno Die
Better unleres acknowledgements unb
Die Mdnner BON politil@em Ginflub mir
bio. bes Yoltspertrauens ? @ino 4 lie
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27

Stride feline 2inberung ooer 9eilnns
)fdnben. - Gs 1T un5lueifelbaft elm per
anttportli6es unb 59pieriges 8el@aft,
2inoer Ill unterri9ten, aber es bat oo9
tpieber lein MngeneDmes aber Sag uno
Na9t in ben &ra1fen5immern Der 9o1p1<
taller 3,l tpanbeln uno bic perpeitete &ran=
fenluft au atbmen, Die idredli6l ten
Wunoen unb @elDpiire gu perbinoen
uno Den &ranfen sic efelbaf fteiten Dlenfte
5u leiiten; ober in ben BelIernn9sanl ltal=
ten Die Tlii6e unb 8er,uiinl9ungen,. Die
ab19euli9en &eoensarten oer nieori9iten
2alterb0blen an3ubDren, oas iino in Der
Sbat Dinee, Die au6 bas itdrfi ite Ser5
iiberorii11i9 MAIDEN f6nnten. lno benz
nod bat Die Ma9t Der beilisen fatboli=
i9en Stride SauIenbe BON 9ebiloeten
Grauensperlonen 10 fir @ott uno Die
Nd6ftenliebe begeifert, bab tie polltan=
big Der Melt ent1agt baben uno alle Die
anoeuteten Wioer>udrtisfeiten nit Sreu=
ben frei,pillig auf li6 nebmeu. Sn ben
81 Di13eien .uno Mpo1tolii4en 8ifarta=
ten Der Ser. @taaten 9ibt es fait 800
Mnitalten fiir Tin0linge, @aiien, 5oub=
itumme, 8linoe, @abniinni9e; Belle
uno Snouitriel9ulen, ionic
@eimatben fit betaste perlonen. Wel9
cine Men9e BON rneni6li9en Glenoes 1T
ni6t barin in Die 961be oer unernuoli=
den Radfolserinnen Gbriitl seseben !
tuer ale Die 9roBen unb 5abl=
rei6en gnitalten ser fatbolil6e,l Stride
aur 2inoerung menl6li6er 'Notb au@ nur
oberFd6li6 betra@tet, Der muB 9elteben,
oaB tueber Der Staat init allen ]einen
&ei6tbiimern .unb 9ulfsqueuen, nod irz
9eno cine Sette oer9leiben berporbrin=
gen fam. Nur in Der aaein pa6ren
tatbolil9en Stride aeigt ii6 Die Nd9fen=
liebe, tpel9e Die Setten uno Die 2osen
Bios im wtanoe fii6ren, III Der Shat uno
Wirtli9feit. sTe ..sr-- a.5.tm, ..g..
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= j. IS. -. u -. ttt3ias ~ 90 - = fs{
: Sic @eia nj m t5a III Der

: Sic @eiautmt5abls Der Snz
oianer III Sen Ser. @taaten belauft lid
auf circa 293,l7S aSpfe, 9tuel6e ldmmt=
(i9 :, nit Musnabme bon etwa 24,OO0,
unter Mgentrren teben. Die Msenturen
,uerben. bon 73 Trieoens=@ =@omiil ildren per=
,paltet, pel6e 1i9 auf Die reli9ioIen De=
nominationen pertbeilen pie folgt: Aud=
Ter 16 Baptiiten 5, BresbDterianer 9,
vG9riiten" 2, Metbooiiten Il, Ratboliten
I, Meformirte s.. gon9re9ationaliiten 3,
Gpisfopale 5, l1nitarier 8, 9utberaner l:
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9Sputerpp, ZEN 27. mai. 1874.
BiSb6h(ibe Gmpfenluno.

cY @ir MAIDEN uniere 2eisr aufmertiam
au5 Den anfans elmer b0At intereilantcn gr'
sabluns, bic in b,eier Nuumer auf Seite 2
beainut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-27

Uul Ittatu SttUtuIeyutteH u'S oeSSS' l~s"s
|@ittli9feit. .Gs iit cine traurise Sbat
Jade, aber iie lit ,uabr, oaB nod otfeiel
Ter 3db1ung mebr als Die 9dlfte oe:
ganaen 0oltes oer Ser. @taaten prattlfd
an gar feline 8elision slaubt. Mn9eetel
BON oen ewi9en 3dnfereien, oer nneinl9
felt uno ben Wioerlprii6en oer Seften
auf9eaogen ,pie cultipirte Sbiere in @9u:
len, Die eott!os iino; befreit BON olie' e
Be16rdnfung, ,uel9e sic Stride 10 tue'l'
i6ren Rinoern bon frubeiter Suseno ar
ouferle9t: lit ss ba onoers mo9lla alz
oab bic Susenb oieies 2anbes in tbotlad'
.li9er @elbtper90tterung ibrer e'9enen
8orurt9eile unb 2eioenl l6aften auf=
lpd@It? gie ,pi9tis lit es oaber fir 81
tern, oaB 5ie @9ulen finben t0nnen, IN
oenen ibre &inber driitli6 er5oscn unb
uuterri9tet, in .weI6en iie Sum Tleibe
uno sur @ittlomteit aneelettet ,peroen,
in pel9en. cine @9oar eifriser, 9ebiloe=
ter uno frommer 5@ueitern itets bereit
linb, ben @aamets- Der Suseno in Die
iunsen Ser5en 5u pFansen, uno Die Sim
Der 1elbit pnr Dem @6atten Der @lnoe
su betpabren. Sol6e 8eI9iiberinnen
Der weibli9en sSuseno fanu man nur III
Den Mnltatten unb @9ulen Der fatboli>
i6eu Stride iinoen.s Sbr 9an5es Qeben
Daben .6ieIe S9tpejtern Den Werfen Der
9eipibmet, uno oarunter
lit Der uuterri6t Der .Su9eno ni9t oas
serinsite.. Sic Welt bat fir iie feline
Mn3ie1unestraft tnebr }ie leben in einer
Wtmpspbdre BON Oronung @ebet 'l1,b
3ube unb 5l9on lire Grl6einuns 5eist
ibre liebepolle Mnlebnuns ali Die @iite
ibres @90pfers. .- Obf9on Die @rSie-
bunssoujtalten BET Nonner unb @dwe<
itern nod in ber &inbbeit 5ino ,. 10 1inb
bod bic 9r0Berer 3abl oer Gltern 19on
in Der Sage ibren &inoern Die Bortbeile
oer1elben Susupenoen. Bor Is Sabren
batten mir bios Sc }ol6er. bon @6me=
tern 9eleiteter Mnjtalten, seeetudttis aber
baben. mir fait 400 Ntaoemien allein.
MuBeroem baben mir 24O Select @9u=
len uno Saulenoe bon Pfarrldulen Die
BON S9pefern s9eleitet ,peroen nit 9un=
berttauienben pon S4iilern, 9lo9 elmer
mdbigen uab nod lnpollFdnoisen 8es
re9nun9: lperben i'm. Sabre bes Seils
1874 in ben Ser. @taaten iiber 100000
Mdo9eu BON fatbolii9eu @6peitern in
ben peri@iebeniten Nn1talten er5oget1 uno
unterri6tet. limb oas. NQes sel9iebt
obne s@iilfe oes3 @taates3 bios aus Drift
li9er Qiebe. Sic Nusgaben tuiiroeni ii9,
,penu man bic Mussaben oer 9ottloien
@taatslhulen biermit perslei9t,, aui
idbrli6 100000 Dollars belaufen.
Wel6 einen tuobltbatisen GinilnB iiber
nidt Die 2ebranltalteu Der @6wefern
aug fir Dos 9an5e 9ano Die idbrli9
Sauienoe BON. Mdo9en ibren @ltern
>pobler3oeen 5uriiHenoen! Gs berri6t
oenn aud in Ser Sbat llnter &atboliten
unb Ni9ttatboliten nur cine @timme
aber oas ,uobltbdtise Wirfen Der tatbo=
lil9en Sbweitern:. i'm Sadie Der @raie=
bung ber Suseno. 8iele proteltanten
uno .unsldubisen. Die ielbt tpenis ooet
sar feline &eli9ion babeu bic eaber ni9i
ipiin19en, baB lire S6@ter ibnen oarin
:nadiolsen, linb dn9ltli6 belorgt> oieiel=
Der Gorge Der SD9ter Der fatboliI9eu
STRIDE anpertrouen.. Mber bic @9we=
ltern beldrdnten ibre Sbatisteit ni@t aui
Die @r3iebung bet Su9eno allein. @it
;oronn f;ir Mo NHo;Sonf;nhpr Mo ihrt
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-12

Floor Managers.
tRs6. y ti.C and Bi"e ho..-el
J. { BGuler, J. E-llv.
John Beard, Ii. Langley,
p. Nulcahy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
The Temperance Meeting.

The meeting at toe Com, House in this place
on Friday evening Of last week was the largest
and IN many respects the mos, marked Of The
series. and was presided over by Wan. t. VIII
son, Esq. The speaker Of the evening was
Mr. Charles Davies Of Harpers Ferry, ana we
can perhaps pay him 20 higher compliment
than 90 say that bis address seemed o. give
great pleasure aud satisfaction 90 Dis audience
and held their attention unaa-sing % The end.
Full Of life and interest and seasoned with hu-
nor. it was delivered in Mr. Davies usual
sprighuy manner, aud will doubtless oid very
materially ia consolidating public sentiment
IN favor Of the AuH-iceuse movement pow In
progress 10 our county, and we have heard the
wish expressed that the same speech could be
delivered by Mr. Davies before the County
Court next Monday.
The audience. which nearly Gncl :be spa
cious room, was both 10 numbers and in char
actcra high compliment 90 aoys speaker and fur
thermore gave ample proof Of tle gratifying
fact that popular feeling Is flliy awakened and
enlisted 10 behalf Of the effort now making TO
obatc the evils Of The liquor tradc, and is such
as 90 justify aud torequre from our public ser
wants their earucs; efforts ia that direction
We know Of no other object or whose advance
ment so cultured and enthusiastic a concourse
could have been assembled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16

A SIyGULAn FREAK OF HoSEsTf.-Dur-
ing the late unpleasantuess, says the Winches-
ter Nelos. Of the sth instant, a yankee scout
took bay colt from our worthy countyman,
Mr.. John Purcell. OF course. Mr.. Purcell,
gave his colt up for lost, and the circumstance
had faded from bis memory. A few days ago
be received the following letter from the scout
who now resides in Chllicothe, Ohio:
Mr.. J. Purcell: was scout in the Unit
ed States Army during the war, and was
awhile around Winchester; and as 1t was a
practice to capture all property belonging to
the rebel army when out on scouting expedi-
ton, captured a bay col, which | was after
wards informed belonged TO you. Believing
it not right to take private property, | would
have returned it then but had sold it for a
small sum. So decided to send the value as
soon as | could make it aud ii you will call at
the Express office at Winchester yon will lind
one hundred dollars which think sufficient, as
such property was not much value then.
Yours, &c,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
Notice to Creditors.

NO the Creditors Of Charles Barrett. deceased.
In pursuance 20 Decree OF the Circuit
Court Of TIE County Of Jefferson, made in a cause
therein pending. tn subject the Real Estate Of the
said Charles Barrett to the payment Of his debts.
you are required TO present your claims against
the said Charles Barrett for adjudication 10 CleOn
Moore Commissioner. at his Office in the ssid
County, on or before the 7th day Of July.
Witness ROBBERS 7. Brown, Clerk of said Court,
this llth day Of May 1874.
ROBERT 7. BROWN.
Nav l6 lS74-7s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16

gentleman, a man Of considerable genius, and
is esteemed by those who know him as
preacher Of the front rank.
REV. w. @. C0E
Is native Of Baltimore aud was educated at
St. Mary's College. Catholic, in that city. de
is very quiet and undemonstrative in his man
ner but vigorous preacher aud interchangeable
worker. He has just closed a term OF service
as Presiding Elder, and was appointed at the
last session Of the Baltimore Conference as
Presiding Elder Of the Lewsburg District. lie
is comparatively young. is physically the
smallest member of the delegation, but is the
rejoicing father Of ten handsome children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16


From quite o 20" ana Interesting report ot
the Wheeling S.''R'f' we learn tn'' 'Ae
above named Association assemble! a' i"rS'''-
burg 90 the 'ia Instant n'. Harper o. '-e
SCUM Of''''s 4"'.' y-'-..' p'.'''''-.', anu q"
'ae absence Of 'ne secretary 'i'' O' ''' mus
son. OF 'a' -N''yI' -A-'-f was s',' .'' '''-
re'afy pro 's''' ana performer '-' "''''' '--
oaq'ao.y. Qlte number 90 ne" m1n'e's
were elected Atlho afternoon session. res'.'-
tons IN reference % free circulation aaI eN-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
Lee Memorial Assoc fation.

A MEETING Of the Lee Memorial Association
n will be held at " Lee Hail." Charlestown on
SATURDAY MORNING, May 18th, at II o'clock,
for the purpose OF making arrangements for the
annual decoration Of the graves Of the Confede-
rate dead, DC. All members Of the Association,
a. well as those who wish to become members, are
cordillly invited 10 attend.
ROBT. W. BGfbOB, President
CLEoS MOOkE, Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
b. s. o. r. R.

No 40. Passenger through from Stauaton. pass
es Charlestown at ESP. W. arrives ~ Ilarper's-
Ferry at 4.42 Z. NJ, making close C. injection East
with No Sc. via Washington, Baltimore, and thro
10 Eastern Cities
No. ~. Passenger through 70 Stanton, leaves
Harper's Ferry at 10 IS A. NJ, taking passengers
from No. making close connection, passes
Charl. stown at l0.A A. NJ, running through to
Stauntnn By 4.30P. n.
Through Tickets to all prominent points West
and South West; also to Eastern Cities. Office
will be open for all trains, day and night. Com
Portable rooms for waiting passengers.
A. T. Vnnn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I will proceed
to execute provisions Of foregoing Decree at
my Office in Charle>mwn on Wednesday the
24,h day Of June, 1874
CLEON MOORE,
May l6. lS14-5t. Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
Karper's Ferry, May l6, 1874.
Trains Passing CharleSt0wn.
and shoe NIaking.
REPAIRING, &C.

T'HE undersigned has removed his Shop to the
building the corner of Main and Samuel
street.-thrce doors West Of the Presby teri n
Church. The character OF the work done BY the
subscriber s well known and appreciated by the
citizens OF Charestnwn and vicinity. IL {. hardly
necessary to add that be will endeavor to suFrain
his reputation reliable Workman, and viii ex-
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all orders
given him-either for New work or Repairing
JOHN AVIS Of WIN.
May &c, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
MILLINERY.

Mrs. MARY E. DAVIS has just returned
wi from Baltimore with large and varied
STOCK of SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY
GOODS, consisting Of beautiful Bonnets, Hats,
Flowers. Ribbons, Frames, &c, TO which she in-
vites the attention OF the Ladies. Call and see the
array.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that will proceed
to execute the provisions Of the foreg ing De-
cree, at my office in CharleStown, West Vjr-
ginia, on Friday, the 26h day Of June 1874.
CLEON MOORE,
May l6 ls74-5t. Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given iha: viii proceed
to execute provisions Of foregoing Decree at
my Office in Cha7cstowu. West Virginia, Oh
Monday the 18th day of June. 1874
CLEON MOORE.
May lG, ls74-5t. Commissioner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16

Extract from Decree 4prH 22ad. 1875.
at appearing from the report Of Commits
sioner Bolts. in the suit of jackson Mcdaniel
against William McPherSon's administrator
and others. dated May s, 1861 aud also from
the report of Commissioner Cooke Of May Z,
1853. aud May L. 1861. that there was then
due from the Estate of William Mcpherson, 20
the Estate uf. Oliver Cromwell tie sum OF
S2560.O4 with interest on $3.50 81 from
October LIST, 1857, it is ordered that these
causes lie referred to Commissioner Of this
Court, with instructions to ascertain and re-
port, what portion, if any Of such Indebtedness.
has been since paid by the Estre of William
Mcpherson deceased, TO the Estate Of Oliver
Cromwell deceased And it further appear
ing from said causes, that there ". remains
uudstribuied the proceeds of the sale Of a
moiety of 1856 Acres Of Land Of William Me
Pherson deceased, made by Faulkner and
Fouke IS Special Commissioners OF the Court,
now in the hands Of the Receiver and of Jo-
seph Nichols administrator of Susan McPher
son deceased, it is further ordered that the
said Commissioner ascertain and report the
amount of the proceeds of said sale, now un-
der the control, and subject to the order Of the
Court-and also 10 whom the said money Is
payable"
4 Copy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-16
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The PcTKyiGn Syrup. q Protect
ed Solution Of tie PrOt0ride or
Iron. Is SO combined as TO hare
the character Of an 0ttWei,t, as
easily Mgested ard GsSin't0fe'C
sUith the blood as the simplest
food. IL increases the quantity
of Natures OiUn pitdli<inO
IgeRt. IRON ip the blood. and
cures "0 thousand Ws,' simply
JU ToRing WD, B.gi0OFdtirG ant
TifQLiSiP0 he System. Jhc en-
riched and gitdiiSe6 blood per-
medtes eUeFy pdTt of The body,
TeDdiFiRg damages 01ad fUdSfe,
searchiis0 out morbid secre-
tiOnS, and tearing nothing for
disease to feet UpOn.
This is the secret Of the IRON
derfHI success Of iris remedy tic
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rh0a, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fcvcrs, Humors,
Loss OF Constitutional yigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and al diseases originating Ia
u bad state of the blood, or &C.
compGnied 6y deGUitU or n io'O
state 0fMe system. Being free
from IicOhOi, in any form, its
eHerDi=inO effects are not fol-
ioUed JU corresponding Tcdc-.
ton, bit are pcrnidn emit, Unfit
sing strength, UiJOr, and nciO
life into al parts OfHic system,
and JuiidiIl0 up az Iron Con-
stitiitiOn.
Thousands hare been, changed
6y the uSe rms remedy, from
WedE, sjckty, suffering crcG-
lures, TO strong, heGIthD, anil
hdpDU men and gUCDSen; and
inUdIidS cannot FeHcoR0Ny hes
itdtc TO 0iCe u q tTi0l.
See that c0cb bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP jyoO5S iSs the glass.
Pamphlets FREQ.
SETH W. f0WLE & SONS, Proprietors,
no. hilton Place, Boston.
Sold ~ DRUccIsrs cESEEALLr
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plain and Fancy sowing.

TINE und ersigned has taken rooms at the resi-,
dsnce of Mrs. Elizabeth Welsh-corher ~
Min and West streets-aud will execute PLAIN
IYb FANCY NEEDLEW0RK in an acceptable,
manner and upon liberal terms. Will be pleased
10 receive share of the patronage OF the ladies oil
Charlestown and neighborhood.
MAY lG, ls74-3t MATTE Z. DA" Ed.
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MILLINERY.

MRS. MARY HENSON has Just returned from
WI Baltimore with her SPRING AND SUM-
MER G0ODS-Bonnets and Hats, Ribbons and
Flowers to which she invites the attention Of the
Ladies. Residence on Congress street, near the
residence of Thomas c. Green, Esq.
May l6, ls74-St.
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" CH4NOERY

Extract from Decree IF Apra l6, 1874.
"It is adiudced. ordered aud decrced that
Ills cause be referred to- Commissioner Of this
by tie said r. b Washington, which are
liens upon bis land, stating their prioritics. to
inquire into and ascertain what amount. il
any. there is due 20 the legatees and devisees
under ths viii of John A. Washington de-
ceased, 90 ascertain the rental aud fee simple
value Of the lands If r. b. Washington. To
take testimony upon and inquire into the con-
silcraton If any debt, which may be assailed
by testimony taken before him.
a CoW-Teste.
ROBERTT. BROWN.
Clerk.
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DEATH OF SIsrER.-Siser Mary Joseph,
(Kea,iug,) a member of the Visitation Order,
died at the convent in Georgetown, D. c., on
Sunday last, after lingering attack Of jaun-
dice, and was buried on Tuesday. The Wash
ington Chronicle says:
Deceased was formerly Mrs. Heating, Of
Mauayunk, Pa, the mother Of several children,
and was related to the wealthiest families Of
that city aud that portion Of Pennsylvania.
She entered the monastery about twenty-five
years ago, aud during her life of secusion was
selected on almos, every occasion where admin
istrative or executive ability WAS required,
having brought to her religious life the expert
euce Of single. married aud widowed hfe to-
sether with all tie recollectious of the same,
calculated To better carry into than leave out
side ola convent. She was Il years old at the
time Of her DEATH which was as exemplary as
her life. her last hours being consoed BY the
presence Of her relations and friends"
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A San Franciscan came home from bust
ness. and, finding his wife house-cleaning,
added to her labors by cutting his throat on
the clean kitchen Goor. Some men have no
feeling for their wives.