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Steamship City Of Galveston. Cape Iavti mdse. ana
pas.
Steamship Ola Dominion, Richmond CITY Pont, ana
NOrfolk. iudsc aud pass
Steamship Crescent CIV Havana, mdsc. and pzfa.
Steamship Harrisburg, Phiia ie4phil.
ste .tuship STA ts'ti. IA Mtr-t Hes. fruit.
Snip John q Gauut. Manila, sugar.
palK Argus. Malaga. mdsc
Bars East luulond, SINGAPORE, mdse.
BARK Adu'ph. Geuul. rd-e.
Also the usual r.yrI inl cJtstNlse vases
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PoRT JEWS, Jan. 6.-As evidence OF the
great change Of feeling that has cen drought uoon the
mlnds Of the people Of THIS village by the late re- lglous
reVsla thr large attendance at the union services
during this the week Of prayer Tie services are head
Ia different chufches each night Tie man hodi Of tue
NurCn Woud INf h0!d the People anu Hillary a r
ylc.s wrre ,p'sod IN the basement Even thtn all
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WATrRVILLE, Me, Jan. 6.-Mrs. T. Z. Hnndall,
George H. Lewis Mrs J. Lewis, John Lewis. Aaron
Eliriige and wife arrested Cliaton last night
charged with frauds the Pension Department They
claim mat they have been uugcI nN N" Erv Mr. Ron
dql, who sent to state prison for cuuuterietlng
Ihey were cent 70 Fortlanl Ion eAAmInA nom.
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Don Hamilton Fish,s Diplomncv.

OTTAWA, Jan. "a reply has been received
from SCI rotary Fish to the protest tent 10 Washington
by the dominion Government against the refusal Of
the United authorities 10 allow Canadian vcs,els
10 naNlsate American Canais under TIE tt MS OF thc
Waehln- ton tr,ny The communication gcsuowledgcs
tho rrctipt nf the protest. but gives no animation what
TIE pOhcy u lhe Amencan GOyeTnmenl WI De.
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BUFFALO, Jan. 6.-Wm. II. Woodward, aged
% yeau, Sollknown millinery merchant, doing bust
on East Eagle street, shot himself at about neon
to-day with revolver. The ball passed completely
thruugl his temples and lodged In tn ccillng. The
cause of the act l. unknown. Mr.. Woodward haa been
IN business here for thirty years lie leaves wife ard
tvO chlluren.
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sPRNGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 6.-The directors OF
the Boston and Albany Railroad have voted to abolish
all free for the They We era ltcd passes,
u uluAl. hOMeYNT. 70 memOeIs OF The LeRlslature.
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There was a large attendance at Fleetwood
PARK yesterday to witness the winter trotng races.
The nrst match Of tl0O, mile heats, three In
I'VE, In harnessi
3. Cranes blk = Carpo. ..,.................2
II. fettrson's Dr. N. Miss Drcw............
Ime-3.ic. 3:l1, 3lpi. 3tl. $40
sEooSp RACE. Match OF tiOO, mie heats, best three
In I'VE. to wagon
v Nai Nals enours's r 2. Blind Boy.....e /
=. Ma4ee'G b. <. eusc................ 2 2
timc-3;0s. g. sos 30s $50
THIRD RAcE.-Muteh u SlOO, nile heats best three
IN nve. 40 harness.
7 Nanee's e. Y. RED Cloud. ...................1
Peterson T. \. GeOrsc ....... ............
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A.-Rupturc cured by Or, Marsh ,PrincipaI
Of utf Marsh co., ~ l- fli uNcs Nrs"Y ~, AstOr
House. No uptown trancn.
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House of Representatives.

u
~. Randall lIrn. Pa.l from the Com
nntec ou Appropriations, reported resolution
lns rIr,lns the Committee on Military An4irs to
TAX iu.Y Immediate consideration the pay and
al ,"anoe. 40 the officers ~ the army, and
70 r'i'r wuctncr IN any, ami u So IA what
case, sl SOC, and allowances should BE- re-
duc"d. l0c,uuection with b. d. said that while
ne Committee on Appropriations desired to
make r'd.c i.n- as far AZ possible. but vet with
entire justice go the army and all other branches
OF the % Nvrfnmcnt. IL was MT its desire to IN
Teri rtiu uy way with me business which other
t'n nii r~- n the llOu-e may nave before
~ 20. Hr therefore could Say That wherever
thr t"n.iul toe on ApDropriainns desired to re-
ou % ihe ntnih.r % emul" yres, or to ch .ure
urr n'', II would do so ouly after the fullest
c" f-feu"" with tho commit zee which mad
Nss agre tn.
1hE cfHTfSHlAL APPROPRIATIONS.
~ holti ls dem, = %, from tins select com
o. 80 'n irr Crn'enuial &c ebraton. repnr, ed a
gu auprnurauny $l.jUUD 10 complete the
'N nun Nplidlne. ana othe Preparations for
SO 'r' l.n' ohe-thrd of the amount 10 be
pad mm'dialeiy and he rem Under in fur
u,"u'h lh7i dmcnts' provided. mt the GOV
u.'nt snail MT be- liable for any debt or OBJ
~ t,'h li connection with the celebration. or
iot any additional payment. Referred 10 the
Couni goo of the whole.
Mr \ ~ pcnr Ind oiiered resolution do
90 10 itt. She fratcru feeling and good IS IN
'Ai 10 ih al sect ions Of the county. an j
sno Wahi"s disposition and purlose Of Tie
n.Hn Ni'' nttilci against each otuDr IN the late
w. VT To- JON hands us one people m the
Iul .fr' De- most ausucl1u- usnerng In ~ the
- 'Ni 40 }tir; and that while the people are
u"- ~ hiuE an honest effort o. live together in
sr,' va iN upholi the same flag Of an uudl-
'ih, ~ their Tci reseltutiye4 iu Con
- Au'ld 90 no ct which wOulI unnecess a.
ny Ni-i DO the patriotic concord now existin,
slI ln lr.slhs. nor wnntonly revive the ultt r
n., u the past. Adopted--yeas. 49, {;
SIR Font iuen Iu,,.,o, o.. ...
aug mat, In con Iteration II the especial
Al v,"nf ehpie-so m the resolution Just
n, ,, u|p, "ouHaed soldiers ought not To be re-
,n,.t,H ~" % positions N the House winch they
u ,sut us gu MED 20 nj; but the Speaker ruled
"a, ng ,Gu ~ the hpp- Tor that purpose.
tlowH: "N''pu anu IeieFreu -
ny NJ Phlllp4 dem. Mc)-A resolution al.
''"- Tue l'"nhitee on Ciyl Service Ref run
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MARINE INrELLTG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAEAO-rTts DAY
Sun "a sun SETS. 4 % MOOl sets. RI
mon WArKR-rnIs
sandy Hook. q Gov. Island. 10 Hell Gate. q
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Get the mammoth picture Of Philadelphia,
showing loo ton Of Centennial buildings, giyep away
tbs Day " FraAA Leslie, Aqp
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Bnslnfss Nolltts.


on Chrstmls Day my u;htcr, aged ~ years, was
taken. The physician prom luACHd j ono Of or-t
cases n ciphtheril. GliEs'S llNINENT lOpiDE or
AMMONIA, applied 90 the touslls alt ruytci eNfciu.[
". effected cOmnlctc and nld cure. +. GOS-
Last Chester, MtsleAcsscT ~, y. Y.
SOLD nv az
DkI GUSTS.
Principal Depot.
A. Gil
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The Drrrcis in the old Elastic Truss ars
remralcd ID puMEEuA-, prc-- y. ~ Ir.a....Y.
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A great work Of art, the magnificent picture of
Philade pima ana the Centennial Bul dugs given away
with FtaiL L.sW's Ilns roisd Aefspdper tins day
kyery fsupily Should pIeteye H-Aap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07

Wistar'- InIsnn af " lid Cherry !. n pleas
AM AMI mcaV!ous remedy for coughs aaI c.es 20
RI al
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Every family should have / tho immense pic
ture OF PnlRarpha, showing the location Of the Cen
leuulal aulldugS, ~ away nith FaHk LesAss Rus
NQled hll -4uAll W. dAL .-AaRl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-07

State bonds we're dul hut higher. We note sdles OF
Tennessee ~. old, al 42Ygt4le and Missouri d long
bonds HANNIBAL aud ST. joseph lssue, at l0l Railroad
bonds we're lower, with well Distributed trade The
following we're the principal transactonsi Albany and
busqueh ma lists, ll2l6 Burlington, Cedar RAPIDS and
~. lists 3l@37A Chesapeake am Onto lists, rOupun on
S21e@33 Lehgh and Wabash, cOnsoli Htod. % Eric
BIDS, Va Mlcdgan southern 2ds, lOl4 10. sinking
tun0 1854 {, - ana Quincy eonyerthie 7s lo7}s \
r. Central ". 1855 lQS'ti HAT.eip LEI u registered
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The plan Of reorganization referred 20 In the advci-
tisemcnt ~ Ncssrs. tisA Hltth M ruuthtr cpu mo-,
II meeting Win the hearty cooleraton ~ lundhYl ~
generally. Tue end rscmcnt u tAr g'Ntrurn who's"
lanes are puhsled should be a snih,ient Auafantcr
that the plan Is all that Il Is rcarcstuich 90 no. WAL
past record Of Mcssrs, Fi-k n ten n connection
with the Chesapeake and ONO Railroad t0Wprny Ii
proof positive that thrr representations have been
made consclendou,N, aud tal the iNcttis Of their
clients nave been made personal combination. A.
tenton 4 called 10 the pruptcd an copies OF which
may obtained a. the lansing ONCE, lssau street,
Mr. j C. Mcrsgrcnu. Regis. cr Of the Sew York 600
Exchange, has Issued annual record Of the nuctut
uuus OF the gold market, together with inc lI ngi.
aud Lowest prices for each year hacK 20 1891 Tn
/. much general information besides, In this little vol
une, thAt mace II avery convenient OF reference.
Thee rAln-s Of tht s. Louis, Kansas Cry and AOrh-
ern Rlroal are reported a. iollOwh3
December, lSd.................. ...... t2Gj 5N 10
December 2iHafa -
Increase In 1870 $1,000 20
Jan 10 Dee 81, 9fGfNl 10
Jan. O Dec 81, 1874 Observation-Disclosures. 2iNi g. ~
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ilhlS New York Central 1ste, coupon. 12fis, Nortn
MISS ur lStsi 10 4GS5t Quo and Misss sipp 3da II
ri.inc -, go Joaquin nrncn, g3i wescr1
rir ad hluus u Missouri dio Alton an Tcrre lIenfe
ihc"m G.@GVe 'entrs Fac nc and grants IA , To-
td Hht wabash cuns0 Hated convertible Mi. Great
WI. W,,tcrn ls,s 1875 81 Lou vile and Nshvle con.
t9ud ted. lNN 1914 Kansas ptcmc income Ia I0iI
Mgrs nd Essrx bonds OF 1900, 1uOli Ccntrat paciAe
gold ouds, iO'iE Pacific liailrOai ~ Missouri i,t'
~; uc - and NOrthwcsttrn consolidated common
g"l Ton T. ~ teaGH Chicago anu Nurtnwcstern con.
rducd, luOi Hannibal AMI ST. Joscpks cow,
slA NilNHuAtc ald ST. Iau e. ana ~ civi.ion 90 ia
ISIS La rose division, 10 ioann Mississ npi conso
u4te sln,ins fund 92'p Michigan Centrii a. iO1
,sy ia9d and Pitisbursh consolidated sinking fund,
va no., SIN Joaquin branch p3idt Wes p. IN p,r ne
ionus WiA Uni ~ Pacific Raurodu It's. 1Oi Nilwa,.
kee ana lhul c1nsl at"d stnkiuu funI Snia Union
iaclhc ,inNing fuud. 0Jga95p Northwescru consult
7t5s "'o"'
ne opening. highest lowest. snd . 4. N. eios,na
price, OF STOCKS to-day we're
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The scamens Savings Bank has declared the usual
tenii annual dividend.
The Orlcn al Savings Bank has declared usual
dividend
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Mr.. Picket saws not another word about the
satisfactor, title TO Chicago property which
HonoTe was 20 see II he could make on his re-
turn mere. lie PROBABLY wanted To spare the
risibles OF Chicago readers. lie knew perfectly
well that HonoTo had no property to conve -
that everybody la Chicago was DIGGING him and
dunning him Tor bills OF two and three years
standing. anu that tho Mutual Lie OF Hartford
had possession OF all his real estate.
The next time Mr.. Picket refers to this con-
tingeut interest, he Is careful 70 omit all refer
ence to this satisfactory title. IL Is subject
that II will not do 10 dwell upon He does 40
on, however, to tell how On " the lOth OF June
following" which was June, 1879, be 1t remeM-
bered, after Bedford was removed and stone np-
pointed. and all cases DECIDED IN the Dives in
teTest, llonore returned to Colorado. here ~
not word about payina-it Is all agreed to pay.
Now men who have large and valuable Interests
IN silver mines do not convey them away To I'M
pecunIous men like HOnOTe Tor their agreement
10 pay, unles, there II another sort OF consld-
Grafton. such services rendered with the lresi.
dent. Mr. Picket and other jealous friends OF
Logan and HonoTe mad better refrain from writ
ing letters to tie uewspep RS IN DEF nee OF ther
Jobs lhey are not careful enough -iheY tel
too much Dy attempting 10 prove too much.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
News Of the Day.

George Sand, the French authoress, is dead.
The attendance at the Centennial is increas-
ing daily.
Mr.. Ross is still prosecuting the search for
his little son.
Nelly Sartors and her husband will sail
from Liverpool for this country on the oath.
Dom Pedro has given a firm in New Haven,
Conn, an order FOR ten lawn moving machines
TO be taken TO Brazil as models.
1t is now definitely (?) stated that the mar
iiaee Of Mr. }. G.. Bennett and Miss May viii
take place at Newport in the course Of few
weeks.
Mrs. CO.. Fred. Grant is the proud mother Of
week at the Executive Mansion.
In Boston, the historic Old South Church
Luilding was sold at auction Thursday for
81 800 The material is TO be removed within
sixty days. Efforts are making, however, to
save the old landmark from destruction ny a
ro-purchase.
The New York Times states that the wife
Of Theodore Tilton has been giving music les
sons during the past winter, supporting herself
and mother. More recently, her pupils having
gone to the country, it is understood that she
las been sewing for various Brooklyn fami-
lies.
Medical men agree that persons in a weak
state Of health are much more liable TO sun
stroke than those whose physical condition Is
perfect or nearly so; also, that persons who
iodulge H. intoxicating beverages to excess arc
in much greater danger than temperate peo-
pie.
The catholic total abstinence societies Of
Philadelphia have decided to postpone the
dedication Of the fountain in the centennial
grounds, projected for the fourth Of July, on
account of the refusal 10 admit them free
They will, however, participate in the demon
s,ration in honor Of the centennial indePen-
dence day
The Centennial Hymn, written by Whittier,
which being set to music by the composer,
John X. Payne, was produced at the opening
Of the celebration at Philadelphia, is to be
Taught in the public schools of New York
The children will be required to sing it here
after as a standard song, as they now sing
" America aud Flag Of the Free"
In the suit. in the Now York Superior Court.
OF NpIIIo ~ JtSShp q VIZ IltAcib -h'i1 ~
Co. Perkins, Livingston & Post and Others
vs.. Thomas \. Scott, president of the Penn
sylvania railroad. and others, for railroad iron
supplied for building the Davenport end ST.
Paul railroad, Judge Sanford directed YER
dict for plaintiffs IN 5000 2OG in gold.
Dry Goods at cost and less. We are clos
ing out the following goods at rates mentioned.
Grenadines s cts. per I'd. up; Lenos, IS cts /;
Poplius l2l to Is cts. Striped jap. Silks,
S7l cts. per yl.-and many other goods at
corresponding Reductions. A large stock Of
Mems Shoes for Harvest at low priccs-a at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
THE MCCORMICK HARYESTER,

Notwithstanding the combined opposition OF
every other manufacturer in the country, opposi
ton the most bitter and abusive fought its wav,
step by step, to the very front rank Of machines
Of its class. Though it, faults were maguiiied By
its enemies. and defects attributed 10 il which /,
did zot possess still il gave good satisfaction and
won the confidence Of farmers. In conclusion. we
would add that all Of these machines are made Of
the most carefully selected material, and the
greatest care Is used in their manufacture 30 that
If YOU buy one Of McCOrmick's machines YOU can
be assured that you get implement well con-
structed, Of good material, and upon which you
can always rely under ali circumstances. And We
think there can be no question that il will be for
your interest 10 investigate these machines thor
oughly before deciding the question of the pur-
chase Of machine.
These HARYESTERS are the Machines Of To-
dag, and hll all the requirements Of the times
They are not the Machines Of the "dead past"-
The genius of the inventor has developed with
the years since be frstastoBished the world with
his HARVESTER.
foil stock Of Repairs always on hand. Apply
to Us FOR descriptive paper.
DUKE & GALLAHER,
Agents FOR Jefferson aud Berkeley Counties.
Assisted by Mr. Spottvo God cambridge Of Bcrsc-
lcr.
M,y p, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
rrSr Ply FARMER WAHING-

Thanks to the public alton Of members Of the
Corn Exchange FOR calling my attention to the
Randeil Separator. | have been to see il operate.
!, meets great necessity. l shall have one at
once, notwithstanding | have the Montgomery
the best Tanning Mil | know Of With the
Montgomery can't clean my grain suitably for
market. much less for seed. With the Randell
Separator. one has perfect control and can set it
so as To clean his grain No. ! for market, or per-
fecly pure for seed at his option, which renders it
so valuable 10 the farmer that no grain grover
can afford to do without il, no matter what OF her
tanning mill he may have.
W. L. WARING.
Elk Island, Cumberland county, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
Virginia.

Mr.. 7. O. IIonmau, OF the Bedford Star
and Miss Blanche Pritchett. sister Of Rev.
T. H. ptt:hett Of Bedford, were married last
week
Tie delegates at large from Virginia, to the
St. Louis Conyention are: Gen. James A.
Walker, Of Pulaski; Hon r. A. C1ghill, Of
Amkerst; Col D. j Goodwin, Of Portsmouth,
and Gcu. Fitzhn.h Lee. Of Stafford The FOL-
lowing are tie llternates; Hon. q. c Walker,
Hon. r. H. T. Hunter, Col Edmund Pendle-
ton aud Col John EcholS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
CnAnLEsrowx, jar. Go. ". ".

June -. 1876.
Mr.. J. F. Ransom, Agent for Randels Grain
Separator,
Sir: / moved to my mill your Separator on
exhibition at Duke & Galahers, and cleaned over
two hundred bushels of screenings and filth which
had passed through the machinery of the mill
Cookie, Rye and Garlic that my screens would not
remove were easily separated by your Separator
leaving me over one hundred bushels OF wheat
that | made Family Flour of.
As Glover and Timothy Seed Cleaner il is IN
surpassed separating the two seeds readily and
clearly.
| chcerfully recommend it to the Farmers OF
Jefferson and Berkeley a the most complete Fan
or Separator that has ever been offered in this
market Respectfully,
fSicnedl JOHN J. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
I1BlAT'S FBITB SULPHUR SPRITGS

nYE mile and hall from Stephenson's Depot
~ p. o., Frederick county, Va, will be opened
June 18th.
TERMS.-For May. June, September and 0c
tober, $500 per day, $3.50 per week and $40 per
month. For July and August, $3.50 per day,
SIS per week and $50 per month (of 25 days. y
Children aud servants half price.
.Jnne II 1876,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
CARD BY MEMBERS OF THE RlCHNOND
CORN EXCHANGE

NOAN E-AA IA u T..
We. the undersigned, members OF the Corn Tx
change. witnessed the operations Of the Randcil
Grain Separator and Grader on different samples
OF as bad mixtures rs could well BE- provided one
being a general mixture Of about equal parts oi
wheat, oats and corn from the drawers of the
Corn Exchange. This sample was separated with
a. much case, rapidly and perfection, the farm
ing mills OF the day separate chaH Another, Sc
ccted on account OF its peculiarly foul condition,
being sproutcd, cbcaty and at least twenty per
cent. cookie. This sample was handled at one
running 10 our perfect satisfaction, giving nro
grades at the same running one fair grade for
market, and the other handsome grade, consist
ing of only the sound and heavy kernels, for seed.
The machine is not mere tanning mill, nor Il
mere separator for fitting grain for seed but both,
combining the rapidly OF the flaming mill with
the perfection of a separator, which gives it ad-
vantages decidedly important over any cleaner
We have ever before seen.
Believing the general use of this machine will
materially enhance the interest Of the farmers, by
improving the price Of their grain, and largely
increase the yield per acre, by the higher and pu-
rer grade Of seed it enables them 10 get we cheer
fullv recommend its introduction.
Signed by W. d. TOMPKINS d BRO,
And Others
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
HARVEST SUPPLIES.

CRADLES, Scythcs, Snathcs, Rakes, Rifles,
I Stones. Cradle fingers, &c, for sale by
June 10, 1873. JAS. LAW. HO0FF d co.
CHAMPION Rcapers and Mowers from ) to 6
I e., cut. unsurpassed by any machine in the
country. Warranted 20 do The work or no SALE
For sale BIZ JAS. LAW. HO0FF b co.
II ORSE Rakes for sale by
/ I June 10. JAS. LAW. H0OPF & CO.
A ULTMAN Thrcsher, the machine
n that has by far in the Western States, great
cr reputation for thorough work, lightness Of
draught and saving Of grain than any other
Call and examine circular before YOU are induced
10 purchase an endless apron machine, and there
by waste grain and money. Refer to JAS II.
Conklyn who is now running one oftho machines.
For sale by JAS. LAW. H00FF d co.
June 10, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
CARPET MAKING.

TENHE undersigned is prepared to weave Carpets
executing the work in the most substantial
and desirable manner at his plece at Brucetown,
Frederick Co. Va. Persons sending Carpet-rag
20 my address. via Vaudeville, on the W. x. +.
II. Road. paying freight on same. will have the
Carpet promptly returned or delivered free of
freight, and all upon very reasonable charges
refer to Mrs. I. b. Shepherd. Mrs. Jno. t. Col
ston and Miss Annie Davis Of Charlesiown. either
or all Of whom can speak in favorable terms of
nv work.
Having had my property destroyed year ago,
persons giving me work at this time will be
comforting great favor upon one much in need.
PETER BAKER.
Brucetown, Fred. Co. Va.
p. o. Address.
Vaudeville, Clarke Co., Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
ton and held, IN former years, government en-
TIE DISTRICT nrrunL1cANs

ton ana held, N loTmer years, government en-
ployment.
TIE DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
Are arranging Tor monster ont door meeting
to be held on Saturday or Monday evening
according 20 When the final news from Cincin
natl comesi to ratify the nominations by the
Convention. 4 salute of 100 guns are 70 be
Cred when the aews is received. 4 train on
the Baltimore ( Potomac Railrord made the
distance between Washington aud Baltimore
the other day IN f0rty-ninc minutes and this
included one OF two slowings-up /.
The Senate adjourned on Monday until
Thursday and most Of the Senotors have gone
10 Cincinnati. JEAN SANDS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-17
THE ADVANCE DROPPER,

Like the Improved Advance SelfRaker. II is a
combined machine having two bars-one for reap
ing, cutting FIVE feet wide-and is equally good
Mower or Reaper. We have improved it
this year by making the sheave it'll spaces in
which the links Of the chain ft exactly, thus pre-
venting any possibility Of slipping or catching.