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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-11

~ --~-.*-N-
a., GREAT SPECIAL SALE Of the entire elegan.
leaves cs south S%sr!es .tsos AEkEa sSSs olsy
SS Ssa: Ss
high old an elegant driver showed this SPRING
wn ou so nese WEEK. training trial IN Is war
ELEG4NT jET black rrost,qg eeldng. got BY Young
ssi s .psa$ls sssSn sad
aSa kind ~a name ana tall and
psw ana 5;ss By ~ IF ga
Imam S Il under saddle and is
Tof SIDE BAR Road Wagon, pole and shafts: built BY
WssoS pole shafts Sy srsSsser. Of Brooms street
ias aar ~ are Mister 81 Il
esS saddle Brid He &c. A1 ''AS'' '
NO DISAPPOINTMENT ana sale without reserve.
A THE BREWSTER WAGON"
~ we are nov sxniDing our usual september stoSs
The @ lew ana
called e me or rssn5 Arm Sxs which we
s s & s ssssy
S avenue oom.
LET mp ssa.r VI
sSs .S svsaas ISs sssS %sssn. sns
ness new the finest turnous In the state at Reasonable
prices Cau and examine. Q, JENKINS, Proprietor.
A PAIR OF HORSES FOR SALE-ToGETHER OR
~ separately can be driven together in minutes one
can 90 better than ~ single also single and douDv HAT
Xspy %SS
81 Irving place
IyAh TO LETAT and xa 5Hsn
avenues s' sslIsins top PhasSn sasss:
quarter Clarence ana . top WAGON. city maker
A GENTLEMAN AZ LYING NEAR THIS CITY WoULp
~ would Ike use Of Horse for his board would buy
suited; security and references given Room % wall
street..
A PRIVATE STABLE TO LET-SIx STALLS AND
~ room Tor !our carriages, SO per month"; also one,
three stalls and room two carriages 325 per month.
iS2 West sixteenth street
A STYLISH HALF TOP PARK PHAEToS. IN FINE
a order. built BY Wood Bros for sale low, ~
FkED Il, WOOD, 2ip and IA West Ninsssenth street
A GLASS QUARTER COACH IN FINE ORDER I
a bargain, also black Mare, years old top wagon
sxhzoS 4 1oyLE, xA sssvsasA avsnua
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FLEETWOOD PARK MoRRISANIA, wESTCHESTER
COUNTY, N. Y.
Third Fall Meeting, 1874
Under the supervision OF William b. Hanson
who offers the following purses to be troteed Tor ON
November TO- ii. IL and l3
prem 81

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, November TO-
No l-Purse $O, for minute cas5-SoO0 to frst SIS
No 2-purse s5OJ for 2:al class-sssO first, $3.50
sESoSD pnSS-wEDNEsDAY November H.
No s-parse $50 tor as ciass-$2O to hrst, $50 to
No. 4Purse 500 for 1924 class-$soo to nrst $500 to
TdEb "a, 81 p SsSsm :"
No o-iurse ss for 2:zs class-ssoo to first, $500 to
f0GKTHDAY-FRIDAY. Neyember IA
NO !1pnrse 3aU for 2S4 class-$2ao to hrst $laO to
s-furse sIooO for s2l class-ssso to first $500 to
sss g s,ia has been withdrawn and the
barnes and g be governed by the rules the National
start IN heats where eight more horses start The DIS,
a! % SsS Ss @ &
and broadway Entries 70 per cent and must accompany
be accepted: All communcations to be addressed to
IL haso assxs
harness Leo Devoe enters bay geidins Tommy Moore;
D. wilson 'n'''' w sf IT, 9as corr, superintendent
s.sssa s. iS s7s ass
ss, IN nf Be e
ss ss % 81 ss".s Mon
=
R sAsSa E41 v.G Gn9HhR
Purse No $500. tor horses that have never beaten
for horses that have never beaten
Races comnienoe each day a. o'clock prompt Good
GUa Sy sles admission to Club
GEORGE W. OAKLEY superintendent
PIA15Ny.5aEL.D a. y pEIvl ss sAsK .S OF
that beaten ss to be trottsd Ior WsSnss.
Ssy az s al
snss 70 Fl I'LL
s
Building.
FIRST SO 01s Sac + i s
ana t. g r. sSs
Entries close on saturday October
WEST SIDE PARK. JERSEY CITY.
following purses rosssd their ars. tau meet
Ing OCTOBER ~ a TTE 8 ~, OCTOBER 30
~
2:lO $3.50 to first S75 TO second and S75 to third.
WEDNESDAY, OCt OBER IL
Purse No 3-$4Oy for horses that have never beaten
2.5U; $3.50 to hrst 500 second and $50 to third
Purse No 4-ssoU; for horses that have never beaten
1855 $3.50 to drst $l75 to second and $75 TO third.
All the above to be mile ats best three In ve
In harness. to be governed by the rules OF the National
Association In heat whore eight horses start,
the distance will be $50 yards horse distancing the
field will he entitled 10 only first premium Entries to
close Monday October Il at NJ at 7. h Johnson's,
corner Twenty eighth street and Broadway. New York
Communica tons to be addressed to SAMUEL MCBUk-
NEY secretary. at the above address. Is Montyom-
cry street. Jersey City.
SAMUEL McBURNkY. Secretary
j. w. GILMORE, President
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS. WHITE
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WEST SIDE PARK, JERSEY CITY.
HORSES. OAKKIAGEs. &C.

XNESTCHEsTER COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS. WHITE
" Plains, \. Y.-Meetings November 6. and Z. 1874
q. 800 in premium.
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CLOTHING.

ATB. MINTzs, 2ss THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN
N Twentieth and twenty FIRST street-Ladtes aus
ssnSmsa w be assonisnsd AZ the prices pas e esa
to e6o; Coats 81 to SID; Pants ~ - LAtters puuo
tpally attended 10 ny Mr.. or Mrs. xents.
A oREAT DEMAND FROM ny AGENT FOB WEN
n Ing Apparel, Carpets and Furniturs, whcn oo3poss
me to pay thsss prioss-tor prsssss 90 V eW voa9
% 10 ~, Pants, ~ to $40 reaso cali o. noossS
At sCHwARrs, lssl pRoApwAY-wILL PAY TN
"A very nlansst priess for lad!sl anS 4 ~
Cassoa Ss!niQq. Gan o. " sasssss Ass ssss1 -"
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THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
~ Fall Meeting, 1871
ut Jerome PARK.

A UCTlON POOLS SOLD EVERY MORNING AND
"A evening during the meeting at jerome Park, 1t
l46 broadway, commencing Monday morning at Q
O'Clock. UNDERWOOD 4 MARSHALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

The rrr., concentrated universal and drrsble fer
ul.xer ever offered o. the ariner-con hin X o. ]
N slim o.atinS qulli'i,, o. Peruvian Gu>uo. -no
the ever dsratl- i-rtii'Ssn- properties or bones
In tu, dr, powder. prepared expressly lor d.iii-
ir. sud ca :. .pp6ed IN an, quantity h'H ser
small y,r acre. IL l. tn epiuiYu o. macy t.r-"
e.. icul.tnS Farmers. sitsr >tAlLhN aAt.>'
DRpvri.Agt - testing q, siae ~ ,i4e Wlts othrr
popular f.ruiis.rs. mat "a Application % iN'
ypHuas 81 E1c.i-io l. equal o h"n ~ To- $50
Yonnd. of any ctbtr i,rNi..r Dr sssno, aud thsfr-
iur- .s8y l.-l so l.-i per c-nt ca aHrr.
UNttONsIN or QUALITY GUARANTEED
81 IHt GANUFACil tGtS.
- fd,@-s. -L,4ii re hri ',ers b7gi. hr7Ta
- %, aL,r. ,e,tA H. dI4 ( ISL, Ds4 y { Il Ni.Bh
>, RED LETTERS. sa otAsr, ars eonnf.ys,r.
PklCE 80 PEE ron.
u. TURNER a CO.,
a PRArr Sfetkr. B,Lrfsne,. : %.
Fcr Sale b. JAS. LAW. h0Ott.
CbaIipstoNr, n. Va.
ASz Is. ls74-3s.
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False Report.

4 g the idea has been circulated b. some Of my
"A friend, that am selling Nhiskoy. take
III. method Of stating that there j. not drop Of
ardent yirif. in nv store for sale and never will
b. while am proprietor.
sept ~, 1874. GEO. z. CORDELL.
DABBIT Soap, Golden Soap. Laundry SOAP, 81
} sept. 70. GEO. z. CCRDELLs.
HEMORARA, Crushed. Pulserized and Brown
! Sugars from 10 % Is cents. at
sept. 10, 1874. GEO. z. COEDELL'S.
GTRCPS and Molasses, for sale by
- sept. 10, 1874. CEO. z. CORDELL.
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PEABODY IsSJlsEbB tla1ASY.
Whe elm W. Va
CAPT. tifo'S''v
Wish Privilege Of Increasing the same to 500, OVs
DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
Wu. Bailey. A. J. Pannell 4. V. Adams. Alon-
IN L,riug. .jss. ,. Barnes, Jos. Il. Woodward
Dr. Vim ]. BATES, Henry StamH, Tbos. HCghes
SENEIS Company having been fully organized, i
now prepared t. tsse risk, at far rates Oh
Bailding. Of 81 Kinds, Merchandise, Sanaiactu
ring Establishments. Furniture, steamboats, and
C.fEoss on The Western Rivers and Lakes; also t.
i..ur perpetual policies on Dwelling. aud store.
Til. Company being composed no.iIy Of our iead
inc ba.i,.,. men. recomniends Itself to the favor
able consideration Of the insuling public, and so
licts heir patronage.
70 Applications for Insurance viii be PROS pr
IN attended to at the Office Of GL0. Z. COhDEIL
eco, Agentsa at Charlestown, Jefferson CO. ". v
\. c. ARrRCa, Secretary,
VII AGNEw, Asst See'y.
wv. Barry, President,
AlOSzo LoRIEG. Vice President.
November 4, lSG9-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

worms destroy th.> ost1 y &c -u - "
shall see Coz" which Bee divided i.io 'lroe
parts. as Guovs: Fast sa.u-worus
second, What ,jey done; ,h.rl, wba' the
man seen after De vas Ca. w..
10 the SAsaaaah ua,ss. tie other day o.
msu irsm ,t- c9aa,ry sa. down upon she A.'
Of box which happened % contain bug.
,sr.ls. Tue ;urt.s reached Co bim, and Oh.
reporter wAo described che incident prei,'-
that ths maa d" sin carry abe ma'ss 90 Dis
grave
Osborne. Of Polk County iowa. while p'"~-
ing last summer, La3 a h,is k..ksd 20 his Bees.
b. horse; vi,e stacking hay 30 'he fall
pi,shfsrh was ruu ioio sis side later in Oh
season be c-af,y disabled Que leg with cora-
huis; and now De AAs split open bis io'i wiz.
an AZ. Hsvirs worried bis way i'om eud G.
end. he low proposes 60 Gu't.
Two c,ersyuen were busy discussing
kaolty problem in Theology. 81 believe
said one. "iu ,hs doctrine ,f up went Dis
feet aud as be bored a 5.,e ia ,ts Zee. be e.
ishcd the Sentence" Jamaau'u. i' d,'
no. s1uod pretty, bus then b. 1ia' .a'eod q.
say it iu that way
A country paper ts,ls this ss.ry Of ne"
boy in one Of tAs Sla3ay -s,aaols. The pr
eious youth was asked rto made ;As bcaah-
fai bills ab3u, ,h,n, ana replied th.' be d.t
not know. as his psfoa.s oa.y m7veiiot town
ihe DAY before"
"Hsws business uov2" inquired one
Nashville mer,sac, % another Tecect.r
"Dun. fsstfllly lu'l was ;as rs2y. d" t e
fact is. nobody bugs anything jssi now ba.
provisions and wb.s&ey -:hs bas5 uecessafie,
efllfs as il were
Al excAaoge has So acqus.r,'nss vh' re-
aarhs tbat be aaa oi.sl heard TIE Frovs'b
a srisad TO need IS q frcl1 Indeed on, b.
aaysAs can't So Hhers the laugh comes ill.,
Rs las frienj 90 nssi Va .s aiSsys borrow
i1g mossy u hin.
Mrs. Nys 4 Iowa. Gao go supper sT.b
kindHosA wasb iAs dishes. nlh ,As cows aut
feed she Dess, while be, Eve soys ani s01 girls
aIs plaJin. a game Of cro4lsA
That wss a teaaGts, ;soassi q tse Pae,
q. Woman clirest So nan IksueIsy." Butsh
Away uus2 How maoy Oa,l-salsl nee
can ,..,f, dist 10 woman ever c..asto u-n
phsivv Bus wAa; sssl.tE5 hks d srapplus-
iron.
"No,bs1" saba FNs shaver. o. oi r
d.y Il know uA.tIp. all I5. III was a.
sea sni ne mea wsfs 80 saf,iac. all F.y
should r,ul.tst3sss .ho -h5u,I be k,U 20
Aod eaten. ana itsAoa'l De as-Ti jump .l,a
the water
Bat, sag his mother iheY would hsa
you up" All! ta' [ wouldn't b''e.
A Pennsylvania s.vsa-y ear-a,i Was 'sF''r''
lately for play 8 cut i,e's with boys she
was TOO BIG for that now. Iii Win all .''-
as'aaeIs Innocence she ',P'-i ~ q '"-
ma, 'he bigger ~' gro" '1s oe''e' Ne 'ar en.
When pm. my ;'.t down. I. ' have y''
20 Dl'
'''
wa '--
Av,'y ft ual. fr t'e purpose u q1iz.'a e
bis docior. ass'i aim O. prescribe ior com
glaiai. which De declared was sleeping "i'h
us mouth oTsa. s.r. sa'- ta' d'c'or' " -"
disease IS iac-rao.'. A-af sk'n Is 90 Short
50 "a'' y'' SINUS '-' % Is "' '.-'' COS
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Boot and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, &C.

VNHE undersigned has removed his shop TO the
building on the corner Of Main and samuel
sfreets-three doors West Of the Presbyterian
Church. The character Of the work done by the
subscriber is we'll known and appreciated by the
citizens of Charlesown and vicinity. IL Is hardly
necessary TO add that he will endeavor to sustain
his reputation az reliable workman, and will ex-
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all orders
given him-either for New work or Repairing
JOHN AVIS Of VIM.
Nay 16. 1871.
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TrnchRon

NEXT TEHK siuy Lunch Room, will have
Otstcr. Ia ~ d and Cin-fre.h and nice F;
also. Cod Kos-. Beet, Cold Ham. Gold hiddling,
Oy-iers. Safdnes, sliced romaios,. Broil'd Chick-
e.. Beef Tongae, Club Fi,h. salmon ac.
Sep 70. 1874 GEO. z. COkDELL.
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GEORGE 81. light.
DEALER IN


DrugS, Medicines. Paints,
SCHOOLBOOK STATIONERY, T0BACCOS,
CIGARS, &C,
TJNAKES this opportunity OF thanking his~rx2
patrons FOR their most liberal patrlnag ~
for the last year, and hopes by strict atien- ~
ton and isr dealing % merit continuance Of the
same. eel fc.t-rqfe goods alwsys; do not cell
coaafer(eit or ekeap goods for the bet. Warrant
every ding sod-tu be returned If Mt - guaTsn-
teed. Ii my desire, and also pleasure, To sell my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
e'ras., but will If compelled, sell them Laudanum
Tor ctr, Syrup for cts. aud Cologne for 70 cts.
yer pint but At the szme time, letme inform yoa,
thst according % tie United states PharmscOpes,
you csn'tmske Lsud8uEm Tor less taan 10 cts., BY
The wholesale. mach cheaper plan IL O. bay
yosr goods gesaiae. and add the Ss'sr Yosrsell.
.snt -lliuv old Accounts sstt!ed ~ BY pairing
the Cab islineei4tcly .nd Yea once begun iltae-
ciste!g, Il not soaneT. riA not AK for sosey %
~ ns- once gntu &tcr Aarve.t.
CiGARs-be.t ia town.
January Il. ls7I GEO T. LIGHT.
ENRCULATlNG Library, -
I JsG. II. l-74. CLIO !. LIGHIs.
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! Cr2sm Pa los.

TgNHE under-igoed respectfully informs M ruhli,
that he NV ICE CkkA1 PAHLOhS arr
completed and handsomely ia ni-h q. and ready
Tor me rrr rtiun ~ vl-ieir--ri whom will be mp
piled Ica Cream nj tn best qullits aud most deli
cions riror.. Cake. Co-ieeuOn.. A.. 0enuemer
alone will 1nd a saloon especially ttted Tor then
in rear of the store, where they viii receive
prompt attention..
ov.-At short norioe lee Cream, Frriss. Cake
Candies, Ne, supplied 10 familic- in qu,utres 4.
srit GUSTAV BKONN.
June :, ls7l-f
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Notice.
Groceries Groceries !
&WoCrrEFS

THE "0ld Family Grocery" ieaihtains Us we'll
l earned reputation BY always having - bad
large stock OF
FREsE GROCERIES
o. great variety. and s,lov prices There Is Iol
40 article from Herring 90 q Ham. 81 kvsnrd
Seed 20 sack OF Sslt that cannot be found ksrs.
COPIES OF ALL BRANDS,
SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
SlkUPS OIETEhy QUALITY,
SPICES on EVERY VARIETY,
Bc,de' Soaps, Candies Oils, China Srs Qsesss
ware, TooseussFe, Brooms, AZ, 80. Call sad
see.
Sept Is. 1873. w.. IBf.
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New ApyERrIsEMKSr

New ApYERTIsEMKEr
!. RENsy soLAsD, nlesBisG
HAVING erected Shops NJ tae foot Of Wsstst
K opposite the Toll Gate, Charlestoua, for tbs
purpose Of conducting gceersl lire u bsstAsssi
E,PALREE
Thressisg ssehines, Reap-rs. Movers, BsEEy
kskes, Wheat Drills. Shelters, straw CSusrS,
floDs, Harrows. &e., Dad
BLACKS MITEIINR
10 all is hrahches,
Let ne say jest here, bring in vouf SaseiEse
earls. NJ engagements are ttch thar tReispre-
cious He will AlsO pstin Iron Cogs ahrh eICtsu
out. Those hc pat last year gave soliIs salts
faction.
ToTHOSE WORKING STEAM EN6INE9.
lie will rscs Piston ard other Rods set Slide
Valves and pot her 10 proper beat; he bahit
Keys and Gies; adjust Quarter Boxes; set sP
Kings - follower head Repair VslVes; eoBEsst
Pipes csslk Flees, Ac., and ssET Other repairs
highly R-cr-sary for the running Of tie sans.
Ne will also pat sp the COom or tse Force
Pump Iron ia Cisterns.
Hard study aud experience for the last sfteeu
wears have pade him equal With tbs times. he
expresses himself thankful for the patronage Of
Jefferson, Berkeley aud Clarke, anC nov warts "
give 10 good old Jefferson hi beat talent and tine
Terms satisfactory.
NIB Having permanently located, 4 is ny
int Btion a. do a Straightforward and Honest Bus
iEcss, and make liberal deductions for the Cash
J. HENRY NOIAND,
Charlestown, May 10, lsI3-u. AschirisE
Ea-A No. / SMITH WANTED.
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Plain and OrnaEn & tai
PLAS,rERING.

TTNHE subscriber takes advantage 81 the Pres 81
a medium By which 20 inform ,he citizens Of
this and adjoining counties that be IL prepared 10
undertake the
PLASTERTNG or HOUSES,
in any styie that NAV be- desired from one Coat 10
three. Haid Finish, v bite Coat or Heavy skim
Cornices and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
iidesired. None but ffst-class workmcn will be
employed 90 work that may BE- entrusted 10 ne.
CLS7ERNS CEHENTED AND GUARAN-
TEED TO HOLD.
hereby tender my grateful acknowledgement
for the liberal patronage have received since
commencing business. and hope b. strict adhe.
renee 10 duty 60 merit continuance Of the sane.
IT All Communications addressed g. noe 20
CbarlestoWn, V. Va, will receive prompt attcn-
ton G. FRANK GALLAHER.
March %. 1870.
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Ar ruE GRAND CENTRE

Ar THE GRAND CENTRE
OF
ATTRACTION!
GOLD SMITHS
irwin Fronts, 10 * -,
THE LATEST. LARGEST. Best. aud Cheapest Stock
%
= 49, & WlAIG2 GyJyS
Ever brought 60 Ills market is now displayed.
We extend o. tie Public a cordial invitation @
call and examine urysst selections -eHceeding IN
egery respect enything heretofore Kept in LIE es-
tabIshmeut Neither tine. psias or money AaYe
been SPARED on make this STOCK c0uFl G. "a every
department 1rt Ne assert without fear OF eoEtss-
dic,1n, that 30 Is s.co0d O. uone at o', aae oSi
few Sea- tbe Iarger cities. Foe years - bsNe strs-
Glass House. aud o. the s-slstsRce % geaeroSs
ruhlic ac have az lest succeeded. 1he t.is1eusl-
~ of ,hi- stuck prec.utes the idea OF mentioning
each srtcl. contained ,h,g-in, therefore Ne quote
n pare;
ladies' Dress Goods,
such -
Black and Jsotresc Sdks. Fresoh keriaos, En-
ar,st aud D. i..isu Claths. Elsii-A S@ttteas, Cord
ID 4lcacls tca Plaid. -ccscs 49, f1p'irs'
sih Velvet aud ,.gets,as, sstias sns Ieis s0ise'
ia every color.
Or,rs aud other Fisuu.'s AL ssases Of RePel-
.4uts ior Clo4Aiay &C.. &c.
NIILIIN ER Y.
Boou,,.. Hs,. gr.mes. Flower, Si5t'ss. feath-
csc. BIRDS. "a age 6sul ll.- 10 irlhn.ng-i
short even .lin- iu tbi- is-. sf toe latest -tylt
ear o. luri az ih. Tain Front-." .. cold
smith sd Nl.s Kate Waters slu be- pi-@'-d L,
,.e th.ir aty csst1mrrs a. "a early Jat, and
pledge Do a-elyrs O. 2.als's-t-re aud lit L. tue
best 81 on - ability al ord rs entrusted 10 their
/ clse, ufoa t.- l.-s- g,-s 'as1ls i-slls'
The Ladies
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
Also yEE
<OTECNDLcE -&LSEN&IcNT'
AZ, eomPlet. ia every respect
IN CARPETS
ec oser great bargains. In Brussels. Isgraiu.
I One. Tao aai Three Pits. bse sul otl. the"r
/ Carp. O.. Matuugs. Floor sua Table Gal Cloths
Cur,aia. .tc.. etc. Tue Proprietor 4lso justly
| grid-- h,u.el upon the
Ready-llade Clothing
nersrn. , .or Gentlemen. Youths aud s,y, Il
has a.yes b..a'-, l.r.1-a'y ul,d. cor eSl.'sd ia
,t.l. or quaint, a. 81 t-- PSI, .uts. s.'n. 10,
.r.c., lro a-t ai,illg.y ls. AZ perfect Lis go
lut..d W. aslg.4ctu.s suits O. o;trF, oi b'ii
Foreign and Domestic so.4., upo2 lie shogt-s
NOTES.
At no. 81
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The Oh Family Journal.
pnEricAL NARRIAeEs.


POEriCAL MARRIAGES.
Ohio sets ,as fashion Of " poei.cd marriages.
A romantic e5upie-t5e bell. f,n kawsaar'''e
md the groom fran uea-is,a--Ne-s ree,ni',
united By the foIloNiag uaiqls" cac--.' 1y
uNrsrEe.
This woman wife th.g have,
And cherish Der Cog does
Wiit love al0 comfort h.r.
And seek no other aict
HE.
This woman win z take
That stands beside le now
Ill fad her board and clothes,
And have no otecs ilW'
rISrsrrH.
AniHor your Dol band ull
You takl stis nae, young t42,
obey bee si shtsst w.s1,
Art love l.m I'D yea csa'
sus.
IN love Ain on can.
Obev hiu 30 chooses
Aud wbea I ak trr ,uats,
he never must goilte.
AiNpgzl.
Then vou A. man and vile,
Aud happy uay gou t-i
And May Or Jlur reAis
As dollars in mT ics-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
NOTICE.

A IL persons receiving freight % The Charles
\ town Depot. On after November lsi instant
vii BE- required 70 pat freight ard charges at me
station before removal OF goods This rule y I'M
peratire and will b. ohseryod in all oases.
MI. 1873. J. D. STARRY, Agent
~ GKOs@ Wood Moulds, all sizes, for the Cash
/ or Country Produce.
February 7, 1874. FRANK T. GkOfE =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
STRAW WANTED.

THEvIRGINIA PAPER COMPANY Of HALL
town, will be prepared to purchase
Straw of All Kinds.
on and after the LIST of August either in the stack
or delivered at the Mills az Halltown.
Apply to John ii. Suider or at the Mills.
July Is, lS69-ti.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
COACH NTAIxING

VIII cOudGct the Esticces OF
COACH NA6INC AND REPAIRING
la an its branches, susrsntiiug he beet work
uanskiD sHd satisfactory terms. y e intend ~
largely .acresse tie bssiuess and make 20 order,
.ud sl.o % keen 90 hand for sSle CARRIAGES
RUGGIES. EOCkAHANS aud LIGHT C
ONS of tae EO-t approved patterns, AID Of sspe-
rior nsterisls aud vsiIsDt every Erticie 60 be -
recommended. ~ shall have Ia oUr euspioy sog.e
OF the ksnss wao, for t~enty ycsrs on more, we're
employee by Asj. u. :. Hank and .l.o lsve the
begedt OF bis prc.ence aud Sdvice, and u Slii b.
the endtsvor ol tie uew Srm t0msiut.in i4e reps-
t.tis.n Of HANks' COACH FACTORY. Cd
C.rrisg-+ tskcu IL exchange for ueW work. On
hand. constantly, Second bsud work which viii
b. di.p0sej Vi IL moderate bgsres.
Ia Gddil "a Co toe above, - parpose giving oar
stt.Stsou CD general LlN cry BUSINESS, and
all keep good horses aud vehicle. OF every de
scripu1u for the accommodation Of tde psblic
A. STUMP.
A. ". HAN&S.
AugWstIS IR71-iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
HENRY d. Rusr
Old Books.

old Newspapers and Old Paper (exceptbrcwn)
and Rags, wanted, for which the highest
market price. in CASH. will be paid at the
Oct. 10. 1872 FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
Notice.

Z ICENSE 10 eel .pirituou. liquors having been
! J r.fuscd ne, in common with I'll other appli
csuts. ~ the County Court. motto, Is hereby Civ
en- that rill be- nj m place Of business 90 settle
not q, -,ll-aud hope all indebted g. me- will come
forward aud pav AZ. ard thereby enable me TO
meet inv obligations heavy r-ut. &c.
JOHN :. YESTERDAY,
Basement Jefferson Building.
Sept 5, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14
NOTICE.


Atprice. th-t Idcfy competition. ] will work
,he,p,r then snv msu ia the STATE OF Wet Vir-
ina. 'Dr Hie same smosDt Of work. Psr2so'.,
e. brtliss Niuhr.. de-, repaired.
lur. y 10 o.. y ". BURTON.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-12-15

Sterling exchange was firm at 81 IS for 60 Gays
and 81 go for sight.
Custom receipts, $4,000.
Gold was strong, opening at ILL., and closing
at lu5k.
Carrying rates, 1927 per cent, with loans also
made fat.
Treasury disbursements. sal, coo.
Cearings, S3l,N00,0D.
Specie engagements for tomorrow, 100000.
Governments were firm.
Railroad bonds were strong.
State bonds were dull and steady.
Stocks opened dull, with the exception of
Western Union and Pacific Mali, the latter being
weak and declined e per cent. Later on there
was recovery of 1gH per cent, which was fol-
W by a decline, Wabash and Pacific Mail
leading the downward movement. The decline
at the close, compared with the highest quota
tons, ranged from z to - per cent. Lake Shore,
ST. Paul, Ohios, Wabash and Union Pacific
noon business in stocks was practically nomi-
nal. The annual meeting of the Atlantic &
Great Western stockholders was held TODAY,
when the blowing gentlemen were elected di-
reciors: j. III. Deyeraux, VIM II. Epson, Z. Otis.
Rueben Hitchcock, Henry K. Parsons, Sobie. Xxi
Ross, A. HegewiEch, Thomas Warnock, John
Tod, James H. Fay, George L. Perkins, James +.
Clarke aud John Clinton Gray. Nothing was
given for publication in regard 10 the affairs OF
the company. The directors reelected the old Of
ficers and the minor officers were reappointe1 by
the receiver.
The total sales OF stocks to-day were 10, c0o
shares, of which 26,OOO were Pacific Mail, 2i,00C
Western Union, 1900 Northwestern common,
10000 Erie, 1000 Lake shore and 1000 Wabash.
dOVERNMENT sECURIrIEs.s