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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-19
Connecticut, ben Oampfer unb iubren ma
gtautaSfetz geQdl,

Connecticut, ben Oampfer unb iubren mad
Jtanta5fetz gead).
Die Sffi3iere res er1fen penniploQntiden
, Regimentes belu9ten ba8 Stabtbau8 unn
ben Wapor Cobb. Die 9Saibtngton 2ei6te
Srfanterle bon @6arleiton, g. s., nuroe
bon oem @Onite Der Soltoner 2etd]tell SnfQn.
terte unterbalteu uno naf benz StaatSbauie
gelettet, no iie BON Dem Sberiten Slaac E.
aingsOurp in Gmpfan9 genommen uno INT
bergefiibrt muroen.
9Segen oes 9tegens fdnb bente oie beabz
iif)tigte Baraoe oes 9teip: gorfer Z. 9teqtneutS
nid)t itatt Die Waibington 2eifte Snianz
terie bon Sbarlelton ltattete bem @ouuerneur
8aiton eineu 8eiu1 ab, Hno Der SefretGr
Oerielben iiberreiflte bem 9ouuerneur eineu
Spa3ierItod bon Yalmbol;, nit ben 8appen
Der beioen Staaten eingraOirt, rpobet Die ent=
Ipred|enben 6eben gebalten iunr0ell. Setter
oobart, lun., Don SOiton iibergab Der Char
leltoner @ompa9nie einen feln9earbeteten
gSaffenrof ais S9muG fiir bercn gSafien.
iQal.
Die Soltoner @abetten geleiteten bes 7.
Seem g)Orfer 6egtment nah benz yReUCras
SOuIe" unb BON ba na6 bem Sabnbofe Der
alten Golonle, no Elm Spe5lal3ug martete,
I'M bas 8e9iment mad 6aa'0ttuer 81 britt
gen. BORT lag ein 0ampfer Su ielner lleberz
fabrt bercit.
Sdmmtlid)e anoere m,litGriid)e @enoIIen-
idaften, Die beute nod bier uerlpeilten, mur=
ben auf dbulid1e 2Seiie bon Sruppent6rpern
geltenS unterbalten.
gSeitere slusIliiSe ocs 5. 8iarnlanoer
9egtmentes
Wtorgen tattet oa8 finite Ntargl1u0er 9tcs
giment, aenldB elmer an eS ergangenen Gins
labung, Der 6arm be8 i6rn. gS. s. Safer Slt
gSelleslep eineu 8eiud) ab, mo eiue ele9onte
Brtuatz zllnterbaltung fir baife be porbereitet
lit. 9lm Abenoc miro es per @ilenbabn uGb
9teip Yorf fabreu.
@enesat Sherman.
Concord, 0faii., IS. SUM-. -Quf @m=
labung Oe8 Jtidlter8 Soar fam @euer0l Sberz
man beute bier on. 4uf Den 8abnbofe
,puroe er Don Der @oncoro Gompaqne oeS 5.
9teg. bon Maii. nnb einer groBeu 4usabl
Siir9er entbufaIiiid) empfan9eu. Sn Sc
gleitung BON 0ti6ter Soar begab er ii3 3u
Dem GoncorO 9enflnale, no 2eBterer cine
0teOe hielt, anf Die Der @eueral anttuortete.
gta9 Seii6tigun9 einiQer interefianter biito,
rider Bunfte febrte 9eneral Sherman in
oem 8obnhauie 6oar's Elm, no ein frugaleS
Diner etngenomnlen muroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-19
@ine permiSte 9ante tttfunt8
tute0er0efitttoen4

Springfiel0. WQiI., Is. SUM. = sri.
q. s. 9(n1es, Die goitoner Dame, melfe III
bieitger Staot itd aufhielt uno iet 0tenitag
Ra9t perldmunben mar, purOe 81 @ricopee
ais irrltnnlg lpiebergefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-19
Cine bauferotte GiScubai,t.

Y u y U - UtS-f 10. 1Hll.-StC gLUIUz
amertfantlde Gtlenbabu- &ompagnie" fellte
bente ibre 3ablungen Elm. gle berno6te
fem arrangement megen ibrer groBen Ifue.
benben SbulO 81 trcifeu, Die nnnlittelbarc
3ablun9 erforberte. 9te Sage mo Die Ge-
iourcen Der @ompa9nie tneroen iofort BEN
@Idubigern befanut 9emadlt perben. IS. S.
Sepett Don bier bat groBe Sunmeu Der
@ompagnie inoOiiirt unb 3uiammeu nit ben
Sanblun9sbdnier Semett & Jtidter bon
Solton unO s. 8. Semett & Comp. bon ct.
Sobn, N.=S., beren Sbeitbaber er 1T, miro
er in ba8 8a1tment itarf perlpidelt bleiben,
bis ein arrangement getrOfen tit.
9 t. SobnS, N.s8., 18. SUM-. - Die
6irma So. Scluett & Gomp. bat itb faQit
erfldrt. Die Sant BON ct. SObn8 bat einen
groBcn Setrag Der Bapiere bteier Sirma.
Stele anbere 66uier Der Staot iino babel i'll
tereiitrt. Die 9aiiina ioueu itd auf mebrere
9fi1inup1t heln1Ifeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-19
GiicfaGnlfifEltnfnn.

@barltOn, Sa., IS. SUM. Sn Ger
Nad)t bon 0tittwof auf 9onneritag itieBtu
in Der Ndbe uon bier smci &iebiitge aui ciu-
amber, lpobei fiinf @icbreibcr, Die in benz
0Oroeriten 9sa88on iit bcfonocn, gct6otet
iuuroeu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
Other Break Downs.

4. Cowing & Co., Of New York, one Of the
largest manufacturing firms in the United
States. have made an assignment to William
b. Lathrop, Of Seneca Falls. where their fac
tory is. They have a large concern IN Murray
street, aud depots in Chicago, St. LOUIS Nan
sas City and other places. John p. Cowlng,
the founder Of the firm, although not men,
Der thereof. says he viii give up everything
TO pay the creditors He charges the disaster
to gross miSmanagement.
Archibald Baxter & Co., of New York have
fled their schedule of assets aud liabilities IN
the Office ofthe county clerk, the former being
placed at Sl75, 600 and the latter at about
quarter Of million. They think they will
be able to pay sixty cents on the dollar, and
if time is given them, dollar for dollar.
The failure is announced in New York of
the firm of Juan De Mier & Co., soap and
-four dealers, with liabilities OF from $500 600
to S5OO,O0O The suspension is due to the de-
preciatiau in hides, Of which the firm was car
rying heavy stock.
Stirling, Ahreus & Co., the well known
firm of sugar rehuers, coffee importers aud
West India and South America traders Of Bal
timore. were compelled to suspend payment.
Their liabilities are placed at s., 100000, and
their assets cannot be definitely estimated, al
though it is claimed that with the indulgence
of creditors and careful handling they viii be
sufficient to satisfy all claims. Over q mil
lion of dollars of the liabilities are held in
Baltimore, and most Of the remainder in Gu
ba. The house has been swamped by carry
| ing large quantities of molaSSes aud syr ups
upon an Improbable market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
Wanled, A - P0LIey.

Under tlis healing, ,ls view l4,l Nrci
,Bsp.) Of recent issue sounds a warning G, It's
partly warning, Che clarion notes Of which
rise loud AMI clear above the Prcseu; noisy
discussion Of the currency question. sc The
southern policy it says. d" is gilmore real aud
vital Importance ;haa the financial issue. -
And although Of such primal value ,5c Re-
publican headers have uo;yc Che Herald de-
cllres, settled upon it, nor are they likely 20
do so. And, worse yet, Che Extremists may
succeed in getting control which latter event
would be a grave calamity to the party and
country; for, it thinks quite wisely Ameri-
cans will not support ao organization " which
looks to continuing the extreme and Pcri!ous
policy toward the Southern States which has
been followed up 90 the prcsen. time. And
chen 70 b.unde''0s way Tie HTa'f goes on
to assert that While, 10 is true, the Democrats,
neither have mapped on. their prospective
policy in this regard, yet they have given the
South a pretty clear-tl91gh iuiedai.c-ilca
Of the same.
The Herald is mistaken. Democracy has
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
Virginia.

The Secretary Of War has ordered the dis
charge Of Felix Myers, general service, l. 5.
A., at Fort Whipple.
Virginia Lodge No. ., Knights Of Pythias
Of Richmond, will make an excursion to Wash
iugton on the 9th September for the benefit OF
the Lodge.
The bark and sumac mills of Smyth, Snyder
Co, at Richmond, were destroyed yesterday by
fire. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The Lyuchburg Star suggests that a monu-
meut to Gen icketts memory be erected 10y
the survivors of his division, and that the
move start there.
The proposition is made in Virginia and re-
received with some favor to change the name
of the Conservative party from Democrat to
"Whig" A convention 10 this end is talked OF,
to come off at au early day
There will be au immense camp at Fauquier
White Sulphur Springs on the 10th coutinu-
ing ten days Many eminent preachers will
he present. The camp is under the control OF
DR.. A. Harris, the present lessee Of the springs.
Tie title Of IL. y. has been conferred upon
Dir. c. l.. c. Minor, president Of the Virginia
Agricultural aud Mechanical College at Blacks
burg, by the College Of William and Mary
an honor worthily bestowed on a courteous
aud cultured gentleman.
The Tournament at the Winchester Fair, on
the 18th, is a fixed fact, and we are assured il
will be an imposing affair. Rules and resu-
latious governing the contest have been print
cd, and may be obtained by those interested,
on application TO James II. Burgess, Secretary
of the Agricultural Society, in this city.
In the primary election held in Alexandria
| to nominate conservative members to the leg
islature, Capt. VIM. H. Fowle aud q. q
Simpson received the highest number of votes,
and were declared nominees for the house Of
delegates, II. 0. Claughtou for the senate. As
there is a strong conservative majority IN the
city their election is considered certain
Major John w. Daniel, of Lynchburg, has
accepted an invitation to deliver an address at
the next annual meeting Of the association OF
the army of northern Virginia, to he held IL
! Richmond during the state fair in November
The Grafton will have for its subject one Of
the campaigns Of Gen. Lees army and it is
understood Major Daniel will select the battle
Of Gettysburg as the special occasion for hi.
ANALYSIS and remarks on the occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
Southern Shots.

Athens. Ga, has a Lucy Cobb Institute
Columbia, SC, is blessed with ladies sa-
loon.
Charleston slowed $50 CANNES during the
dog-days,
The German Volunteers Of Wilmington are
to be recognized.
The Palmetto Rifle Club of Aiken, S. c.,
"auuiyersamted last Tuesday.
The dwelling Of DR.. Vim. Il. Hagood, near
Blackyille, S c., is burned.
The cotton and corn prospect in Clbarras,
Y. c., is said to be unprecedented.
A man who used to be an Indian scout is
driving a street car in Atlanta.
\ dramatic club has been organized in Sum
meryile, 5. c., and will play shortly.
The graudest live oaks in the Southern
country grow in the little village Of Madison
vile, Ala.
Niles G.. P, according 10 the Columbia
Uuion-Herald, means Niles Gone Perma-
uently.'
The Augusta, Ga, Rife Association has
been fully organized with Mr.. Wherefore
Daniel as captain.
President Memminger, Treasurer Kaufman
aud Director Barker have resigned from the
Spartauburg IS. c. and Asheville, N. c.
Railroad
Mr.. All Sang, tea faster, for q Charleston
grocery has gone aud welded a Mclean girl
Miss Clara Davis Of Charleston. This shows
good sense
Miss Fisher ,Chrisian Reid has been i'll at
Hendersonville, n c., but is well enough TO
90 on her summer tour IN the mountains.
The third annual fair Of the Greenville, S.
c.. Agricultural and Mechanical Society will
commence on Wednesday, the Goth of Octo-
Der.
A meeting Of Methodist ministers in Florida
has been called to investigate certain very ugly
charges against the Rev. w. Watkin Hicks.
Gen. L2ugstrcet has bought one hundred
acres Of land in the neighboThooi of Gaines
vile, Fla, and will make that city his future
home.
Niles G Parker. South Clroliua's defaulting
treasurer, was released from jail after his re-
capture, on a legal bubble, aud subsequently,
went ghmueriug.
A project is on foot to build a railroad from
Baruwell Courthouse, S. C., to tie village Of
EIko. on the South Carolina Railroad, some
eight miles distant.
Mr.. Eli Coleman, widower of Columbus
county, y. c., was shot dead in his bed by his
l7-ycar old son, and the house afterwards fred
The boy aud his young sister are in Jail.
There will be a reunion Of Company T.,
Hampton Legion at Greenville, S. c., Court
house. on the 18th Of October next. The call
is made by Capt. w. B. Charles
4 cork tree, twenty-five feet high, is grow
ing on the premises Of Mr.. d. Cooper, Char
lesion, S. c. The seed was obtained from the
Agricultural Bureau at Washington, and was
planted ia 1860
The Lowell Machine Shops are now filing
orders for full machinery for an 5000 spindle
mill at Rome Ga GOOO spindle mill at
Greonyilc, 5. c., and a 600 spindle mill in
Western Mississippi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
Winchester Items.

Right Rev. Bishop Kahn administered the
right of Confirmation at the Catholic Church
in Winchester on Tuesday last The Times
says the Bishop was received with much
warmth by bis friends. From the Times we
also gather the following items:
Mrs. Thomas Strider fell down the steps OF
her residence on Sunday, and broke her arm,
besides receiving other injuries. DR.. Love ren-
dered surgica! assistance aud thr patient is
doing as well as possible.
We saw at the Winchester Shoe Factory,
on Friday, nearly three thousand dollars worth
OF shoes, packed for shipment to customers in
North aud South Carolina. And we learned,
moreover, that such shipments were not unu-
sual-their work being preferred to Eastern
shoes in many sections of the West and South,
The fine residence occupied by w. q: Nj
ger, Esq, on Kent street, was sold on Wednes-
day last, as per advertisement in this paper
by E. Holmes Boyd, trustee, to Col. Henry
Cutler. Of Frederick, Nd, for $4,000, when
is considered a good price for the times, not
withstanding the buildings could not be erect
ed for that money.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04

Tho p,s,on Post blames Donaldson for
Grmwood's death.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
10TH YEAR,!
Loeb Well Before You
Buy.
The
Willoughby Gum-Spring Drill
Is not EquaIcd by amy in
Use
FOR SOWING GRAIN
FUR SOWING FERTlL IXERS-'
y EEnS
FOR SOWING GRAIN
FOR SOWING FERTILIZERS
FOR SOWING GRASS SEEDS.

The Willoughby Drill has been greatly improy-
cd for this year Farmers in want OF First class
Drill should see il before buying any OF the other
Drills offered by Agents.
IL has two gum feeders, working in such man
ner that it will not choke, break the grains, nor
feed in an irregular manner.
1t has gum springs that allow it to sow over all
distractions, without stoppage or breaking, put
ting in the grains close up to the obstruction.
Ii sows readily. Wheat, Rye, Outs, Grass-Seed,
and all kinds of Fertilizers.
II can be thrown in and cut Of gear without
stopping the team.
Ii can be regulated in an instant to sow great
err or less quantity, even whilst the Drill is in mo-
ton.
IT sows up hill, down hill, or side HILL with the
same regularity and precision.
Ithas a surveyor, which shows exactly the a.
mount sown. When the Drill has the hose hoist
ed, tie surveyor does not turn.
The Drill has been greatly improved In the past
few wears and the many hundred farmers who
have bought ana used the Drill say It's PERFECT.
Among the different styles made 70 suit all
counties, the Manufacturers are building this year
in addition to their regular Drill, one with Shaiu
like cart. so that three horses may be worked
qJycast-thus suitipg farmers having sandy ano
Welding soil. or very billy ground. The
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
The Charlestown Academy.

TENRE next Session Of Charlestown ACADEMY Ei.
commence SEPTEMBER 8TH. The Prime
pal has secured as assistant Nr. 7. X. LkANkLL.
graduate Of Washington 4 Leo Uniyeuig, %
the departments Of Latin Greek, French, Germah'
English Literature, Chemistry and hathcmaia
The high standard Of graduation at the UDird
siiy l. a sufficient guarantee OF bis proficiency y
all these departments.
Boarders will be received into the family
Principal, and treated members Of bis boqt
bold. Application should be made Immediately.
FOr particulars % the course Of study &C.
at the Academy, Cend Cor catalogue.
VIZ. II. KABLE,
August Z, Is75-tf Principal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
800 Of uusbandry Pio-Nio.


Ca Thursday Of last week the annual Picnic
olue Patrons Of IIusbaudry Of Southern Penn
sylyauu. Western Maryhudaud West Virginia,
was Ic}I in Williams Grove, Cumberland
county. Pa. aud was very largely attended,
aud The day sp,n. in most agreeable manner.
Col RoJt. W. Baylor, of this County, was one
Of the principal speakers The Baltimore Sun
reporter thus allules to him;
"Tbou-h sixty-lhre, years old, forty-fyo
years Of which were devoted 10 farming. he
said he never held a political Office or made a
public speech. His first attempt however,
though made late In life, was good one Al
though bis sword was drawn In the late con-
test iu behalf of the cause that once sent band
1r raiders Through this section, his mission to-
DAY was o. dif.yut aud peaceful one, and all
present could freely hail each other as brothers
which .ouGmru. elected applause. He allu-
dcd slightly Uucomp5moutarily 10 the COM
missioner of agriculture at Washington, who,
iu response o. "a request from Patrons for the
agricultural reports, replied hat the depart
mout jij o 1ty,cognza their org tuiz,i1n. lie
dwc't particularly upon the financial question,
opposing tie tax exemption Of bonds, and de-
u1uGcu1 Tie national banking system and
contraction uf the currency
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
Over Broadcast Sowing

are so generally known By our farmgs-as 10 the
WELD and saving Of grain-that it is hardly necez
sary to mention this point
By a recent invention, Attachment can be
made at a cost Of about five dollar, which will
enable the driver, sitting upon tie machine, 70
hoist the shovels without stopping Or getting OF,
thus doing away with the extra hand usually
used in Drilling
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04

The war veterans of Elizabeth, n J. are
making arrangements for a reunion Of Federal
aud C...cieate soldiers aud sailors, to be held
at the Waver.y fair grounds, October TO- H.
y.tatrus wj.. De extended 70 prominent officers
Of both lhe Union and Confederate armies; to
Pres. '-.t Grant, and m5uy other public Off
Gals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
CHlELEST0FT FEMALE SENITbEY

rI'HE Thirteenth Annual Session begins
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l3TH, 1915.
Terms made known on application to The Pri-d
MISS SARAH IT, brown,
MISS A. DOYSE SMlIE.
JuIv II. IsT5-5m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
CAMP MEETING.

TIME Camp Meeting Of the Bunker Mn Circuit.
NJ. L. Church, will commence in Mr.. Gold :
Woods. near Bunker Hill, September 3, 1873, and
continue through seven days. Friends Of other
denominations are cordially invited to tent with
ms. G.. W. COOPER. J.. J..
A. }. GILL, p. G.
49,. % ro-E D,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04

Hon. Az. pauuel State Senator from tie
Wheeling Distriet. fen dead, from heart dis
ease, whilst standing iu Dis cottage doorat tie
White Sulphur Springs oa Sunday last. Mr.
PaOucii was q popular mau-a most worthy
citizen, ofwh9m says the Wheeling Register.
the most bitter enemy could say nothing 5.ta-
mental 90 Tie honesty Of his character. nor 90
his hiod-leartedusss asaman. HcvasI PRONE
ineut in thc politics o.. the State ana @ s,es-a.
democrat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
Lessons in Music.

MRS. WILLIE KABLE will give instruction
vi IN Music, Instrumental and Vocal, 70 clasfr
OF males and females, separately and 10 pcrao1.
individually, beginning "Wednesday, September,
1878.
Aug. 7, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
PHTLTP -. SHEETS,
REPAlnS "a nln W0RK
Jefferson Institute.

rE1HE next Session will commence MONDAY,
SEPT. 18th. Every advantage for thgr
oDgh course in English, the language, Nopi
and instrumental Music will be afforded. For
terms apply TO .
August I. ls75--3m. sIrs. A. ". FORREST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04

AG.Geuliy occurred between two brothers
sous u. Washington Davis, OF Orange county,
sc. Oae was killcd aud the other seriously
uyau,-l kuiycs were used.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
a Yestern Crash.

The Bank Of California, in San Francisco,
closed doors o1 Friday morning week. The
suspension IS permanent Loose and extrava-
want maaageuea. Of It's affairs is known to be
the tr-. reason for the failure w. C. Raj
s..a. Oh. president, after yaiuly trying to stem
the current q popular indignation against
him. r- s1el Dis position TO tue directors, and
going down 90 the wharyos, jumped overheard
and aa. IoNael.
i. Was at first feared that minor banking
houses TO San Francisco would be dragged
down with the tumJlsi giant, bu, prompt
government transmissal OF coin to the Golden
Gate combined with the stealastness Of de-
posters proved successful, ia staying their
ruin Each later despatch brings reassuring
news o.. a better feeling in financial cirles
gaining ground
The Bank Of California was organized in
July. 1861. under State laws with a capital Of
s. Coos 900, which was afterwards increased to
- 100000. It's foreign and domestic influence
aud relations were extensive. The president, as
stated. wls W. c. Ea,s;cu, and cashier, Thos.
Brown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04

is attached to the rear Of the hopper, and has
zinc bottom, which il perforated for the grass seed
to pass through. light wooden slide, with in,
dentations cut transversely, agitates tbe seed
which should be clean TO SOW with regularity.
The grass seeder can also be attached, iorward
of the homer. or if it IS specially ordered can be
left Of entirely in which latter case there Is &C.
duotion of Ave dollars from the list price.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
DUKE & GALLAHER,

Charlcstora,
General Agents for Jefferson and Berkeley
Counties.
Or on the following gentlemen whom we have
appointed Agents for the several neighborhoods,
viz:
WIN. T. McQUILKfN. Shcpherdstown,
JAS. LEE GRlGGS, Summit Point.
September I, lS75-4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-09-04
NOTICE.

BOOKS Of Subscription to The Capital Stock Of
} the Charleslown Gas Light COMPANY
have been opened at Lights Drug Store, under The
supervision Of George I. Light, Esq, and VIII re-
main open until the 18Th day Of September, 1919.
Par value Of shares Ten Dollars, payable az FOL
lows: One dollar per share at the tine Of sub.
scription, and an instalment Of one dollar per
share on the first day OF each month thereafter 90
Ill fully paid up. ,-,.
GEORGE W. T. KEARSLEY,
". X. LANCASTER.
JOSEPH GOLDSMITH,
GUSTAV BROWN.
JOSEPH TRAPNELL,
August q, ls75-3t Coporat'rs.
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Estray Cow and Calf.

(AME to the premises of the undersigned near
\ kabletown, Jefferson county, West Virginia
abdlt the middle of August. small red Gov and
rolne Cali. They are without ear-msrks. The
owier Is requested to come and prove property
pay charges aud take possession.
TH0S. Z. WOODWARD.
Sept. 4. ls75-3t.
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school Notice.

MISS MARY n. HOWELL viii reopen her
School for BOYS and Girls, on MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 10, 1875. Terms made Luoan co
application.
August q, lS75-3t.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

7 WILL resume my School for Boys on Monday,
4 the lltb Of September, at my residence, on
Ma street. Ny charges will be $500 a month
for zach pupil. J. W. TONGUE.
September (, 1873.
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GRAPE LUCE.

7 WILL SELL PURE GRAPE JUICE, for ma
King Wine, at Fifty Cents per gallon, dcliy
cred in town. Persons leaving orders at George
I. Lights Drug Store, with vessels, will have
them promptly filed. u. II. BERRY.
August IS lG1j-3t!