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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-26
MORRIS WILKINS. ACcTIoNEER
Elegant Household Furniture fine Carpets Engraving.


r. u. Ludlow 90. will sell b. auction Monday.
April &c lit III o'clock A. NJ nj the private residence No
~ West FortysXth street. the entire Furniture contained
In sd house. consisting OF carved rosewood Parlor sut
brOidered gilt Round Tables black walnut. ParlOr suit In
plush back waluat Library fable carved BLACK
walnut marble top butlets, Marvin Plate safe, marble
top. carved black walnut All Gilt Bcdsteads Dressing
hair Mattresses. B0sscrs and Pillows blankets &C.,
velvet aud brussels Carpets large number q hne an
gr wings. &C.
NORRIS WILKINS AUCrf0NEER-HANDSoME
4M Household furniture, Mirrors, OIL Paintings In
gTavln-s, krQuscs, &C., at auction. IL u. LUDLOW y
CO. wi sell az auction. On tuesday. April ~ ~ II
O'Clock a 80. ID Fu avenue. assortment 81 hand.
household Furniture, consisting N part ~ etony
Parlor cults Ghckcrlug grand Piano. rosewood ttntre
nue Bgonzes ana Manfei o.s Uil Paintings Rnd Ehzrav
ings black walnut dining Chairs. Extension tables,
budes. china lud class Ware, black walnut hcdsfeads
Bureaus. rosewood Armoiresa6lacc Lounges, turkish
Tab anu BOOKCASE hne Administer ana Wilton Carpets
curled hair spring Mattresses. ofn0u and bronze
Chanae Ter &C. also an assortment 81 Kitchen Farni.
street or g. last seven teenth street.
RFoRRIs WILKINS. ACCTlONEER-E. H. LUDLOW
NA co viii SCH at auction on Wednesday April -,
AT ii O'Clock MI No. 80 West iwentyscventh street,
Furniture consisting fine carved rosewood and black
walnut ParOr Suit IN French camet, reps and plush;
regtgt carved rose wood Etaeerp. with lul mirror;
pier ana manel Mirrors, carved black walnut extension
walnut Bedsteads Bullets Bureaus Armores and
ommodes Lounges. Centre Tables, plain Heirloom
suits Lace Curtains and Lambrcquins Moquet aud
Brussels carpets. Paintings aud knaraungs cured
with an assorment u ktchen Furniture cooking Uten-
sis, &C. &c.
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DY j. W. CAMPBELL. JR,, AUCrIONEER-CAMr.
ID BELL %. sell on tuesday tomorrow the en-
tire elegant Household FURNITURE private Tour story resi-.
dence on Twenty hrst street between Firm and sixth
avenues crnbr eng elegant class blnck walnut
Chamber suits elegant carved walnut Paflor Furni.
ture. French plate Mirrors, fine Matrcsse superior
nglish Brussels and other Carpets &C. Catnlou ucs
contain 200 lots one GooIs IN perfect order fuli par
tculars tuesdays herald Campbell. a CDfs
Office s. Ninth street oteween Aroadway aud Fourth av
by j. HAVEN ACCOMMODATION 30 EAST
ID Thirteenth sreet-Nil cell ats west Ihirty.oghlh
street ixth avenue on Wednesday. at lJis A.
NJ The entire contents Of Is rooms; arpcis Furniture
BookoaseA BourooHl sets Pari0r uits Easy ChaiTs
Mirrura lace Gurtains C0rnlcex Library Table. hnIl
alanA, two splondia stoves, 6es, 40.
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uCTIoN sALE.-BY ). HAVEN, AUCTIoNREH,
Office 40 East thirteenth STRAIT
win sell at "a East Twelfth street.

MONDAY, April z6 at l0ts A. NJ,
the entire Contents OF three story aud basement
House comprising Carpets parlur. bedroom, diniur
room and kitchen Furniture Lace Cur aims, Beds Bed
ding. Crockery Glass aud silver Plated " are.
A UCTION,-AUCTIoN- AUCTIoN.-THE SALE OF
~ the season. over 800 lots and $4,000 worth of ele.
gant Household Furniture contents private mansion
Herman NAMES hsq, u last 2itn street near broad
octave rosewood Fianotorte $3.50; elegant ParIor
SUITS covered 70 plain AM figured satin AMI Six reps
Curtains Clocks Bookcases. Ornaments turkish Chairs
Bedroom suits in rosewood and walnut Dressing Gases
rahes spring and hair Mattresses, Lounges, Chairs
Pillows holsters sheets quilts Dining Room, Basement
Cutlery CHINA ami Glass Ware. Croekery and other
arucles useful for housekeeping. HaNRY ZINN, Auc-
honeeE
A uCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE
"A important and positive sale by public auction,
ibis DAY Monday,
commencing at IU5 O'Clock,
handsome aud use}ui Household Furniture
Two elegant tour round ~ octave Ptanoforles
(strinwHy ( sons and Decker Brosl,
fine on Paintings BronzeA &C.,
At the elegant brown stone manson
No. ~ West sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
The Farlors contain
deliberately carved Paror SUITS ~ crimson brocade,
Mirrors inlad AMI nlt Centre and Console tables hne
t rainuIs imported pairs bronze Figures aud Clocks
Iibrsry contains fufEish Library nit Library and
secretare Bookcases, volumes choice BOOKS, Library
Rnscwool and walnut Chamber Furniture, viz bed.
ueads Dressing Cases bureaus, Mnrdrobes, Wash
piash BEDROOM suits Centre tables Mrrors Cocks fc.
lining Furniture, consisting u " foot pillar Extension
Dining Chairs Dinner and lea cts quantity silver and
Pated Ware, CrocKprY. Glassware &C also base menf,
Kitchen and hall Furniture velvet brussels and ingram
Carpets variety Ornaments and useful Household Ar
n No postponemsnt on account II weather Take
Fifth avenue stages sixth avenue cars
ROBERT Y. CAsHIN, Auctioneer.
Competent men 70 PACK and ship FOODS city Or coun.
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TAMEs CAGNEY AUCTIONLER, 81 HUDSON
81 strcet--handsome Household Furniture, Tuesday,
April ~ al private residence ~ West seventeenth
street consisting Parlor suit In Mirror
Curtains ana Cornces marble top Tables Beds and
Bedding Carpets. dining and kitcnen Furniture. Will
remove 70 70 Abingdon square. Eighth avenue May
ToSRPH snONGOOD. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE II
81 Madison street. will sell tuesday,, April "a, lOh
o'c OK, SO BleecAcr street. stock anu Fixtures
millinery consisting ~ Flowers. Ribbons Straw
Goods Laees Nevets silks Sattns In lots the
fI~Al-
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TOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION, FRIDAY,
April 80 1879 at O'Clock r. NJ, ut the office OF the
Building Material Company, 800 West street, al the
property belonging 10 the company consisting Of Inn
provenents Horses Trucks Carts and Fixtures wen
Building Maeral o. different descriptions now At the
premises al the company, No 36u West BY order
OF the roard II Directors, j. j. TUCKER, secretary.
Schedules and dcscrpn will be found on the prem
Uses two DAYS before the sale.
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MACIIINERY.
NIARBLE NIANTEI.s.

4 GREAT REDUCTION IL PRICES OF MARBL
- aud Marbelzcd Mantels all Rinds VI Floor rtnn
Monuments. Head stones slabs tor plumbers ana CAT
ne makers now oneIea az :. hLAB 4h co., Stea
Marbe Works, nos III 70 - Vest FIFTY hrst street.
ROADWAY
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DV JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTlONEER-WIIL SELL,
ID this day l0I O'Clock No $40 East Fortyninfh strce
the Furniture 81 family breaking up hou.e eping
consisting back walnut strit ed rep uIts blaeS walnut
marble TOP Tables, Lounges, Extension liable Brusse q
Carpets, OiclOths ana stair Carpets shades and Car
taips Paintings and ngravngs. Cnid's Carriage aud
Hobby Horse. lot OF BOOKS; silver, Crockery ana nm
Ware weshtubs, Giass and stone Ware anu Keiriger.
sold without reserve and goods moved Immediately
Dealers invited,
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WILLIAM ABROTr. AUCTs ONEER,
w ONCE No chambers will sell on Tues iay.
2Tth inst, az l0s O'Clock the entire ,teck q the Furnt
tnre 49, ana ig Chatham street consisting u Par
lor ana Bedroom suits, carved walnut and mahogary
Bedsteads Bureaus DESKS chairs, Mirrors, Clocks &C
y B.-Goods must be removed before the LIST 81 May.
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A GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
"a An extensive st0eS Of slate aul Marble Mantea
wash trays anu slate 0rS 0t every description
PENkhlN SLAtG COMPANY
Union square, Foursh avenue an aeyentsentn st. y
A a GtEAILY REDUCED PRLCES-AN EXTENSIVE
y stock 1T MarJle AMI Mtrbeixed Hantels and al
Qtner datule WOrS% AarDls iuraiag tor tue trade A.
kLAb1 ~ East eighteenth street nsar lhlrd avenue
GTEWARTS SLATE MANrhLS, MARBLE AND
- wood Mantels. and oleIAAt designs. Al the
lowest tricUs ~ anu ~ West wentyatmlrI street 10
tweon oYenth and EixAth avenuaA
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IyOR ALE CnRAP-ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL
IT. patent wrought iron Heater almost new and
good order Abby AZ ~ Pearl street
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IITfLL1AM ABBoTr, AucrIoNEER.

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER
w Office No Chambers street
By virtue of a chatel mortgage VIII sell on this day,
iu O'Clock, the ~ the Liquor store 800 West
Foriieih street between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
splendid walnut Counters, four ale Pumps, Mirrors,
Chars walnut Tables, Class and silver Ware &C.
WILLIAM ABBOII Jr.. Attorney Tor MOrtgagee
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DENTISTRY.

nR n r. ROBEErs. 80 BOND STR Er NEW
IL YorA-Artihcal recih gold, patIna ana cOralts
completed In lew hours: perfect comfort ana itenke
APPEARANCE guaranteed requiring neither springs nor
wires. being manufactured uuter new process w
which mastloatlOn and articulation are permanently
stored teeth ned With adamantne or god ds the el7q
requires Or. Roberts pamphlet the oetA health
and disease sent Tree Dy mail; three cents.
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WILL he SOLD At fbBLli Al lbN lNlIHOAA
w limit reservei. Tuesday the 18Th day oi Nay
ocock Z. NJ. 81 the hest equipped Dislerles IA
tue United States tor the capacity cQmprlsng Buildings
Machinery Worm ana St &c. lhiS dtsiilicrY
the building i built 81 brick, three stories
high iUUx50 feet; expense was spared 70 make this
OF the best dsiilerics IN the country Parties DC
nrng 20 into the liquor buxness KIND 81 man.
uacturng business would do well 70 attend this sale.
Terms viii be very liberal; one.nan cash. balance on
one and two years Parties desiring detailed state
ment can address u.s. and any question will be promptly
L. POWERS & son.
1910 Main street.
Richmond. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24
yigilant Wife.

Pitman's wood pile has suffered good deal
lately FROM the rayages OF thieves SO o'oe o'a
gentleman. tie other day loaded his gun WIKI
coarse salt, and expressed his opinion 10 oo'n-
"a tho first man who should be observed to
haunt the timber. On Wednesday he attend
Cd court, and as be did not expect 10 'each
home until late ia tie evening, Mrs Pitnan
felt i. ber duty to keep 40 eye on inc ~ooa
nile But pitmsn returned about dusk, and
as he walked up the yard be thought he
might as well carry n enough wood to last oil
night. He had just placed the ionr'h s''cA
nnon hi, arm when au explosion! occurred
and the same instant be felt. as If million
rel bo, darning needles were dancing up aud
downhis legs. He had heard from Mrs. f'tman-
He yelled with pain, and dropping the wood
mos, Of it upon his toes. he fell to the erouno'
Jus, as he did so he saw Mrs. Pitman stand
inc IN the kitchen doorway with a tirearn al
q nafade rest " and contemplating ,her victory
and victim with serenity. Piimon's hrs'
thought was that she had suddenly been ani-
mated by an -iussne but judicious desire 10
realize upon bis life insurance policy Du'
when he screamed TO her, she dropped Der ar
,i,,e,y and few to the. scene with expressions
of alarm and grief at tie dircovcry that sac
/ had perforatei Pitman. She called the SER
want girl. aud as they carried him INTO the
house. she explained that she had mistaken
him for a thief, and then she apoloslzed
pimau said il was all very well to apoiosize
hut what good was that.to man with 1--WE
ouarts of salt and half pound OF gun
wads in his legs. Mrs. Pitman insisted thai
he ouahtp't 10 mind little salt, it would dc
him Good. She urged that salt was better
than anything else for preserving meat auu
.ba, his legs would probably be alive and wei
aud pranciug around the universe when tho
rest of him was dead and spoiled. Thai
made him mad, and after splitting up his gur
with the axe he went to bed, and he hasn
spoken TO Mrs. Pitman since; but be ha'
hp,cd sloomily TO the doctor il divorce eai
be had he will obtain one.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24
Lool.aa !. iks 5 warrisd Mah.

Max Aieler has friend aamcl Siimner,
who deserves giiy lie was scins up to
Rsa,liug no. lsng since. aud, when reaching
tho depot happeaed TO look in the 'alies
-oom a woman 81. there with a u. Of bag
a,ce and lhrcc ch;llren, and when sh' saw
Simmer she rusEsi towards hic,, and before
hs could defend himself sh. threw her arms
a,onna his neck, nestled her heal upon h''
b,ess,, and burst into tears. Simmer was
amazed. indignant, coafOunaea. and ere 10
could End utlerance FOR bis feeling she OK
claimed:
20. Henry, dear Henry We are united a.
last, Arc you well? Is Aunt Martha siil'
alive? Haven't ycu loreed to see your own
Louisa?
AMI che looked into SINNERS face and
smiled through her tears.
Madam said he solcmnly, II am tho
person alluded to-us Henry, permit me TO say
that You bave made mistake. Ny name IS
Lemuel have 20 Aunt Louisa. oblise me
by letting 40 my coat; it excites remark
Then she buried her bonnet deeper into his
waisicoal, and began to cry harder than ever
and said
20. Henry, how can you treat me so9 How
can you pretend that you are not my hus-
band 2
Madam = screamed Simmer, IL yon don't
cease stopping my shirt bosom and remove
your umbrella from my corn shall be obliged
to call the polee.s Let me go | say
The children are here, she persisted.
They recognizes their dear father eont
you children 2
Yes, Yes, they exclaimed. It's pa is'
our own dear pa
And then they grabbed Simmer by 'he
trowser leg and hung to his Goa, tail.
Woman = he shrieked this is getting 's-
rious. Unhand me, say !
And he tried TO disengage himself from her
embrace, while the braketnen, and the bag
gage. master and newsboys stood around and
said his conduct was infamous.
10 the midst of the struggle stranger en-
tered with carpe.-bsg He locked exactly
like Simmer, and when he.saw bis wife IN
SINNERS arms he became excited, and tioored
Simmer with the carpei-bag, and sat 90 him.
and smote his nose and csromod 90 his head,
aud asked him what be meant Simmer
wa, removed on a streicher, and the enemy
went of with bis wife aud family.in crib.
He called mex, day. to apologize His vile
had made the mistake because OF SINNERS
likeness to him. Aud now Simmer wishes
he may soon be kicked iu the face by mule,
that he will resemble 20 other human being
Ia The world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24
A. Marriage Discount.

few days since one Of our Boston divines
was called upon tc unite Jolly old couple 10
the bonds Of matrmony.'' and Just as they were
pronounced man and wife, another couple en-
tered the room 10 be joiued likewise. The
moment The two latter entered they were some
what surprised at seeing the divine receive the
sp,endid ransom of a new aud bright bali-dol-
lar from the hands OF the newly married
Bridegroom Our eminent divine immedi-
ately thrust the money into his pocket,
and then consratulating the happy pair. bade
them adieu. and at once commenced bis du-
ties 10 performing the marriage rite for the
remaining couple. Being pronounced man
and wife, the youthful husband thrust bis
hand into his pocket and pulled ont the very
same amount, an equally bright half-dollar,
and presented il 10 the divine, whereupou the
good man looked with profound astouishment
At the insignificant amount, and remarked
MY customary re on such occasions is five
dollars"
"You married the last ugly old couple,
said the iudignsn, bridegroom, " for fifty
cents and now you dare to tax me ten times
that amount merely because VIC are young
couple"
The good divine, placing bis glasses several
inches above his nose. looked the young man
full in Tie face and said
81 have never married you but this once,
while have married the former man fyo
times, and on such occasions duty demands
liberal discount 10 tie trade y
Suffice to say the remaining $3.50 were
forthcoming, and, with smile. the bride aud
bridegroom took the nearest way 10 the door.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24
v.RGINIA FREE PRESS.
'TIITSNIS.


cE- FheFsEE Pssssis pablisAed weekly az T'so
> ,rIa-. aad Fifty CeH's per GnRum "a odcuacc.
ra-TUREE DOLLARS if not paid in advance.
cs- Oas O1Ha- asi F,fiy Cssts for si< os'hn
&c The terms Of advertising are, (or square
5ne iachl orless. Oas Dollar aad Ftfiy Ceuts FOR
bree inssgtions-larger ones in thos me proper
.s,a EaoA e1a;iauaa,e FIFTY Cesr.
as-No advertisementto be considered by the
i,atb Or year unless specified on the Manuscript,
~ previously agreed upon between the parties.
- IN advertisement not marked on Ihe copy
traspsci fed number ofiasegtions viii be continued
atilordsred out, aynentis exscted accordingly.
r8-RGacLAR AoyEarlsEuENTS.-To avoid any
understanding On the par; Of the anna' 'sdver-
.i.,rsitis proper to state dis,isetly that tn1
-ilsge only extends 60 their immediate basiness.-
:.al Es,a,s. Ls-s ,r all other advertise
,,thsmto be an additional charge, and no yaria-
tion.
. l5.tlary Notices Of s4re than iyeliseswil
.aouar.el for.
D3 V)Rk--P,sters, Sale 5iIls, Circulars
.t-i.. g., 'xeeuted promptly, sesty, sRdat 1Air
lFices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24
Brine for Preserving Butter.

Tee Dutchess Farmer says: A" To three
gallons of brine strong enough to bear an egg
add quarter If pound Of nice white sugar
and one tablespoonful of saltpetre. Boil the
brine and when it is cold strain carefully
Make your butter into rolls, and wrap each
roll separately in clean, white muslin cloth,
yins it up with string. Pack large jar
full. weight the butter down, and pour over
the brine until it is submerged. This will
keep really good butter sweet and fresh for a
whole year. BE careful not 10 put upon ice
butter that you wish to keep for any length OF
time. Ia summer, when the heat will not
admit of butter being made into rolls, pack
closely in small jars, and using the same brine
allow il to cover the butter to the depth of at
least four inches This excludes the air and
answers very nearly as well as the first method
suggested"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24

A woman entered crowded street car the
other day. and for moment or two no oone
offered her seat Then = fat man afflicted
with asthma teckonel 20 her and said Ma
dame, please take-take-" cough, cough.
She stood there waiting for bis seat, and az
son as be was over bis coughing ft be con
eluded: Madame. please take care AID not
step on my sore foyt!" Tie IcOk she gave
him was appalling but al the rest saw the
ioks.- Detroit Ese Pres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24

An affray occurred 10 Highland county,
Va. last week. resulting in the death OF a boy
named John r DDdson, aged twelve years
The day previous TO the ARRAY boy named
Frank H. Cook, aged about seventeen years
and Younger brither Of D 'dspn's had dif-
6cultv. in which Cox whipped the boy aud
sent him home. The next morning deceased
sourh, Cook and asked why he had whipped
hi, brother, at the sametimestrikinghim with
a siicz. whereuppn Cook Sized club anh
threw it a, D lson. striking him IN the head
iniiicting wpnnl fr,n which he diei IN four
hours. The youthful murderer has been ar
rested
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24
A Sunny Temper.

What blessing 10 household is merry
cheerful woman-one whose spirits are not al
fec,ed 10y wet DAYS, or little disappoin,ments.
or whose milk of human kindness does not
sour in the sunshine of prosperity. Such a
woman in the darkest hours -brigtens the
house like little piece Of sunshiny weather.
The magnetism of her smiles and electrical
brightness Of her looks and movements infect
every one. The children 90 to school with
sense Of soothing great to be achieved ;
her husband goes into the world in a conquer
or's spirit. No matter how many people an-
noy and worry him all day, far off her pre-
sence shines, aud he whispers to himself At
home | shall find rest" So day by DAY she
literally reuews his strength and energy. and
if Won know man with beaming face, a
kind heart and prosperous business, in nine
cases out Of ten you will fad he has wife OF
this kind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24

Too TRUE.-It is easy to be nobody, and we
will tell you how to do it. Go to the drink
ing saloon aud spend your leisure time. You
need not drink much now just little beer
or some other drink In the meantime play
dominoes. checkers, or something else, 10 Eli.
time so that you will be sure not to read any
useful books. If yo1 read le; j, be the dime
novels of the day. Thus 60 on keeping your
stomach full and head empty, and yourself
PLAYING the time-killing games, aud in few
years You'll be nobody, unless-as qnite likely
YOU should turn ont drunkard, OF pro-
fessional gambler, either of which is worse
than nobody There are any number OF
young men hanging about saloons, billiard
rooms, and other rum-shops. just ready to
graduate and be nobodies. Young men, be-
ware
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24

"Yes, SIR yelled preacher in Western
village church, one Sunday morning, there's
more lying, aud swearing, and stealing, and
general deyiliry to the square inch in this here
town than all the res, Of the American conn
try" and then the congregation got up sod
dumped the preacher out Of the window.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24

"Doctor," said m old lady, I'm 50 troubled
in ny, sleep Last night ! saw my grandfather.
who has been dead thirty years" What
did you ca, before you went to bed asked
The doctor. "No,hing bnt half Of a mince
pie" "Well, II you had eaten the other half
you migh, also have seen your grandmother" !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24

"Wakc up, Judge, wake up; there's bur-
clar in the house" said Mrs Porlly 10 Brook
lyn, 20 her husband. the other night The
Judge rolled out Of bed, grasped bis revolver,
and opened the door to sally forth for the rob-
ber Thea turning 20 bis wife he said, " Come.
Sarah, and lead the way. rs d--d mean
man that will hurt woman"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-04-24

NOR all kinds of Homemade Boots, Shoes and
4 Gsiters 90 to HAGLkl'S Shoe Store;
4 7 Haglevs YOU can find all kinds o' keady-
\ n adj, Boots. Shoes aud iaiters from the low
esI price to the best quality.
I AIDES. if vcu want Arctic Overshoes. imita-
1 tion of sandals Kellogg Gum Buskins or
f11tbold. 90 to HAGLEY' : shoe Store.
NENT'S. Ladies Misses and Children's Rubber
II shoes OF various kinds. at
HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
IL kinds of Shoe Dressings, shoe Bronze,
\ Backing Cork -oles Waterproof Compost
Ilui warranted TO- keep your feet diy), Button
Hooks. Buttons. Laces. &C. at
HAGLEY'S Shoe Store.
II EPAIRING done at short Lotice. at
X Dee. 10. 1874. HAGBEY'S.
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SPRING

The joyous Spring has cone 'gain,
In vernal beauty dressed;
OF all the seasons of the year
love bright Spring the best.
The brooks and rivuets, so long
In icy fetters bound,
BY Spfing's warm breath set free. again
Their murmuring course have found.
With sound of brd-notes, clear and sweet
The balmy air is rife +;
The trees aud shrubs. with leaf and mower
Are bursting into life.
Hoy sweet 10 think, when frosts Of age
Shall STAY our peaceful breath,
A Spring Eternal shall unloose
The icy chains of Death.
Then, through all seasons OF the year
Their joys and pleasures bring,
Among them all the one love
Is Spring, awakening Spring