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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NtNHnIOn, VfrHIMIn.
Rev. II. IL. Phillips, A. NJ, Rector, assisted
thirty. sesond o'P annn sessom wiz 1 oom
mence Sept. i. Patronage represents nine
teen States. Buildings spacious, Grounds
extensive. Terms moderate. Churches OF
seven denominations within three minutes
walk. For catalogues, address the Rector,
or Hon. IL. W. Shelley. JylS-dSwlm
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Colored Illustrations,

Engraved expressly for the work nj large ex-
pensc,
Nearly every State Superintendent OF
Public instruction IN the Union, or cores
ponding officer where such an one exists
has recommended WEBsTER's DICTIONARY
In the strongest terms. Among them are
those OF Eastern, Northern, Middle, South
ern md Western Stntos-T WentY -eighL In all.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

Next session begins September 9th. Cole.
giate and Preparatory courses. Unsurpassed
location, healthy mountain climate, moral
community. Moderate expenses. From
$50 to $40 for ten months including board,
tuition, etc., College quite prosperous. stu
dents from all sections OF the country;
twenty.fouT from Texas. For catalogues
etc, address Secretary OF Faculty, Roanoke
College, Salem, Virginia. Jyl5-dw2m
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GRAMS administration is pronounced
the most graceful we have ever had in
deed, sylph.like.
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The shades OF night Were falling fast
AZ through the ctys streets there passed
lovely mnid-her cheek was bright,
Her breath was sweet, her teeth were whlte
And in her hand, rs was her want,
She bore nlou her SOXODONT.
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VIII Open September ith.

This College is now under the presidency Of
HcV. John x. ALLEN. A. -, who, assisted
by an able corps of teachers, will spare no
pains IN making II II First-cass institute;
second TO none IN the State
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
Lexi1BtoE4. Virginia.
General q. W. q. LEE. president.

Full courses OF instruction In Classical, Lit.
erary and scientific studies, and in the Pro-
Engineering.
The next session will open September 2lst +,
and close June 27th. Total expenses, exclu-
sive OF books and clothing, need not exceed
800 or 800. For catalogue containing full
information, apply to
Jy2D.d&wtf WALTER BOWIE, Clelk.
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TO DEALERS
M
Iron Cotton Ties
FACTORS AND PLANTERS.

Please take notice, that whereas there ar,,
being offered for sale In your locality by par.
Ties not licensed by MS, Iron Cotton Ties
one bar of the buckle leading into n nlortise'
we caution you not to make use or sell any
such Ties either with new Buckles and
Bands, or so-callod second hand Buckles in
combination with new or pioccd BANDS, un.
Our Arrow and other Open Slot buckles for
several yeara past have been sold and
stnmpted Licensed TO use oncn only"
our attorneys arc instructed TO bring suit
lights.
NON pt.x,
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RATES OF TUITION

RATES OF TUITION
Primary scholars, per month..".....u,.,".2 30
Preparatory scholars per month. ..u........ 3 50
Academic and collegiate per month";. 8 on
incidental fee per terln",".".,,,,o",.,".,,2 w
Music and Modern Languages extra ut the
usual rates.
Tuition payable, invariably in advance or
NJ the beginning OF each month. Scholars
viii be charged frem date of cnterance to
the close the term. For further particulars
address, JOHN Il. ALLEN, President,
jy2l-dlm Lock Box 1866, Dallas, Texas.
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FOR THE
American Cotton Tie Company
Limited,
n COOK, General Legal Agent,
y. w. HUXLEY d CO., Galveston,
luho2v'0mH Agents for Texas,
, 1876-03-11
NO. o.

the armv. Near him is Sir Henry Norman,
who made good his claim to repu.e in the
mutiny. And there stand around many a
soldier, and many civilian. who have dc.
served well vt their country, each In his own
degree, and according to his respective op.
portunites.
About AIS there arrived from the ScrApis
Lords Aylestord, Darlington, and Alfred
Paget, with Colonel Ellis and Dr. Fayrer.
420 the viceroy passed down the CHAT, and
with constrained greetings to the native
chiefs, went ON down the jetty to the pom.
ioon. Thithcr, too, there presently pro.
cecded, in catches. the gentlemen, English
and native, whp constituted the deputation
that were TO present the address TO the
Prince when be should land on the pOntoon
Conspicuous alaong these was Mr.. Stuart
Hogg, TO whom it was obvious by his nerv.
business, that there had been confded the
duty of reaiiug the address. Mr.. Turnhull,
the 8 cretary to the Justices, passed down
hearing on cushion OF red, the richly or.
namented casket, containing the address
looking" remarked u lady, "vesy like
bride cake" Last of all there passed down
Sir Richard Temple.
BY this time the royal standard no longer
flies from the maintruck ot the Serapis
The boats OF thai ship and the war vessels
have formed M avenue between the Scraps
and the pontoon and now, as the cannon
of a royal salute ro IT. the royal barge speeds
toward the shore.
THE PRINCE
from distance is seen to 10 from the boat
on to the pontOon, AMI then tn re is an in.
tcrval, during which the address presumably
is being real. This over, procession mar.
shals itself on the jetty, with General
Pro yn and Lord Charles Beresford leading
THEN follow the Prince, in the full uniform
ot Field Marshal, and The Vceroy, walk
ing sile by 81 ie; then follow the suite. stafis,
civilians, sOldi RS. and rajshs intcrininglrd
in brilliant chaos. At the CHAT the Prince
Stops und the VicerOy introduces him to
native chief after native chief These are
taken ut hap-hnzard as they stan'l, for the
vexed question Of precedence has been
adroi;ly circumvented by the abolition of
all order Of arrangement for the once.
Ladies' stand upon chairs and look over
should rs ut the little group in The ring in
side. There had be- n v0ciferous cheering
MS the Prince advanced up the jetty, and il
il with difficulty now restrained while the in'-
tro lucti0n and conversations are in pre- gress.
The Prince spends, good half hour work.
ing his way through the rajahs, shaking
hands, paying and receiving complinMn.s,
bowing his frank nsponsv to salaanls Thea
he moves on under the arch, and the cheer.
ing rings out lnu,er anti luudcr with Gre
scendn Of peals There is u procession Of
officials in their carriages in their drive
across the Maidan TO Government house, but
the order Of it, going would possess no in
tcrest for y"u. While as yet the seething
,hrong NJ the ghat is struggling out in the
direction OF the carriages There is heard the
salute which proclums the Princes arrival
at Government house. No native Princes,
as III Bombay joined in the procession, and
their efforts to reach their Carriages in the
confusion at the ghst were almost tragic in
THEN intensity.
, 1876-03-11
A Pleasing Contrast.

While Boston is deploring the evident
business corruption of the aye, and the hy.
pocrisy which 10 used as cloak tor Grim
inality, as in the scsndaloB case OF Rev L.
D. Winslow, preacher, pablishsr and poll
tiGian, It's citizens can turn from chntem-
plating the rufianism and dishonesty Of
th'7 Wholesale tosger and look with degree
ut honest pride on character just the op.
posite OF all they feel, ashamed Of in Wins.
low. In the proprietor Of the Boston Pilot,
Mr.. Patrick DJnahoe. the citizens OF "ths
Hub caa pnint to everything that is worthy
oil an honorable man. After years OF steady,
pcrsevering industry, and attention 10 busi.
ness, this Irish Calholic gentleman acquired
n handsome fortune, gained honorably with.
out trick ar fraud; but three firrs in Boston
in one month in 1871, rnei han ou. each
time, causing him enormous osscs IN the
destruction of bis st reOtype plates for
many works which he published. and which
il was expensive to replace. But still he
never failed to issue thu Piiot ON the day Ee
Publication, even amidst all the destructive
dies. A protested friend o1tain5p Mr. DHna-
hur's sigAature To bank pap,r ior some
$4,000, which he had to meet The conse.
q lence Oi Ill these losses is, thas Mr. DpRa-
nUa IS now t,ankrupa, with 6aO00QO llaDlli.
ties and about S2V0,000 nf assetS lie de-
terlnlnes, however, 70 sconomise AMI eprtsil
expenes, tsn.iy aud osherwis', and Ultimate;
ly ply every one 100 cents On the dollar,
50 Us 10 leave his name untsrnisned to his
children; believing that "a good name ID
better tnan riches" This 10 what society re.
ouirvs tu.day--business men with tue hon
eaty Of pa. poae and tue uprlghtness Of char.
sc.ur Oi i'striOk D0nahoe, II inss were noe
hsr,,, trade iull, and employment and wsges
didicuir 10 be obIsne'i at present, the "Irlsh
In Anerica," by a 81 subslripIinn from soms
pUO,0O0 vi them, owe it % Nr. DOnanoe %
wips out tor him at ons sweep thas eatip
Indebtedness and set INN wholly tree from
oil op ration Of bankrupt lawL and worry
OI mild .ha! his present Glrcuna'ancea muSt
Nv 10 = man acnsrtiye as hs - n sll nattsSS
OF this uatusp.- Cosusoaesa!s6
, 1876-03-11

Geologic NInn.

Prof. W. d. Gun,ing delivered the second
lecture in his series Of SIX at the Third Uni.
tartan church, corner vt Latin ind Monroe
streets, on last evening. The subject WAS
"Primeval Man. and was richly and pro-.
iusely illustrated by chalk drawings on the
blackboard, kind of work in which the
professor fairly excels 1t need scarcely br
mentioned that the audience was large and
apr ciatiR.
The speaker said, at the outset, that he
wouli take up the thread of geologic history
whtre it enters the warp of human history,
The question OF mans antiquity and his
childhood ways and thoughts has come in; u
geology by The door ni history ard lang uuge
Five thousand seven hundred years agU
Menes mounted tile throne of the Phamohs.
Five Thousand seven hundred years ago
Egypt was OUT in the morning light uf hi.
tory. An empire already dotted over with
monuments of dead dynasties. Four thou
sand two hundred y'arS ago China was an
empire under the His dynasty. History
aOne takes US back more than 1000 years
b, yOnd the horizon line wherr history melts
into table the study of language would take
us. B.yonl the horizon line where fable
mrIts with night, FOSSIL customs md modes
Ol Thought wnul,i take u. Far beyond int,
tie night. geology will lake us. Stone i'm
plrments found in the Mil would show that
back OF Egyptian civilization was state ot
barbrrisuA- Under the guidance Vi the Abbs
, 1876-03-11

The huge clock which IL belng built by
the Thomas Clock Company nj Thomss'on
fir Memorial hall on rht Centennial grounds,
IA nearly completed 1t rests on n bed ten
feet long, and stands about seven f'eI high,
Il will have gravity cscawment in place
Of the usual pin escapement, and some idea
Of it4 puwrr aud siEr mny he learned from
the facl the pen Iulun rod ami ball alone
weigh 75O pounds. LIS hammer will strike
\ 1900 pound b II. This company Is also
building another clock, of nearly thu same
descript on, for the old Independ nee hall IN
Philallelpha.
, 1876-03-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
E3MS OF COURT.

District Court Third Tuesday of March, and
Gecond Tuesday Of November Of each year
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday Of january, April, July and
October olraeh year
, 1876-03-11
Anen,.
Many Nleu, MANY Minds.


Many Nleu, Muny Minds.
And who is rightly Who knows9 Do you'
For me, I'm sore perpexed;
The lust ono proved his dOctinc true,
But ~ to will the next
TnEoLoGlsr.
Here one AYERS nor doth he speak
- AS doubling, or ufraid-
That in six days, IN one short week.
This world was perfect" made.
GpoLoGl lsr.
Another there with mild rrbuke
States this eau scarce have been;
That by "sly days" the Pcntateuch
Must surely 'ages" incau.
PHILOSOPHER
A third with neither will agree,
And smiling he replies,
"ln boundless space there chance m y be
Worlds plentiful as 'llies,"'
IDEALIsr
Yet saith fourth, But think, and you
WIN very quickly lind
That neitIer world nor 'hes,' It's true,
Exists, but only Mind"
sKEPrIC.
'And what is Mind?" last one cries;
"A perfume, spark, or wind
A shadows shadow! Nay. yc wise
Nay, tell mc, what Is Mind"
Pshaw! Is II strange, friend five doubt
These "voces Of the night"
Come, let us Gust Hopes anchor out
And so wait TOr the light
-TIsIeys Alyazi,s.
, 1876-03-11
Ihr portAsrn Star

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
S,ohomish City, Snohomish County
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
, 1876-03-11

The civilized world 10 bound TO bS fseked
this Year by anDInsr war between Two great
powers. France anti Germany may, iadeed
De rsstrainsC spain and he Cn'tsd states
are likely u settle their difficulties; Russia
will undoubtedly be persuaded Not 10 tali on
Turkey; but nothing eau stay The terrible
co.,tlct Which II bound to AXE place ktwsea
Guatelusla AMI Dan Salvador. -. .kyekaays
, 1876-03-11

The srcre, Jewish order known as the
Benai Berlin his over ESQ lodges in this
country, W tn 90 900 members. 1t has p,id
out i0r benevolent purposes the past year
about Si1G,000.
, 1876-03-11

"IhayU not," says BILLINGS, "gut a. much
mummy ss sulns folks, hut have 40, a.
mucu ilnpudrnce ss euny Nv tnsu-~and thu,
IL tHs neat tDIng tsw mannI."
, 1876-03-11
Rofsa of Atii,elfiainl

Rnfel of .Jl1tleltiAi,la.
Column per year, in U. ). Coin, 500 90
:. " r" OF" /" b" 50 90
y " e." I" -" 5000
,,,s s,uare 10 lines | insertion $50
" / month. So. 20
Legal notices 81 on per square first Insertion; 90
Il, "a, Der squareeach subsequent Insertion.
Spcclal notices, special rates.
Legal notices charged 10 attorney or officer au'
"A urzing their insertion.
Advertisements sent from Il distance, and tran
,siynt notices must be accompanied by the essh.
, 1876-03-11
Local Agents.

T. l. Jewett, Seattle. for King County.
r O. williams, for Kitsap County.
II. T.. Whitney, for Whatcom county,
C. Il. Botsiori, for Tacoma, Pierce County.
! B. Bingham, for New Tacoma, Pierce County,
Our agents are authorized TO receipt for all
.ums paid them for Use Of the paper.
, 1876-03-11
DENTISTRY.

DR.. J. G GRAsSE, DENTIST.
Office in Stone & B6hett's new bdilding on
Commmercial street. all work warranted.
nS
, 1876-03-11

Terms Of Subscription.
9. 40 nor apuumiin L. 5 Coin; 81. 80 per amman In
Currency INvAelABLY IN ADVANCE
, 1876-03-11

Dy EAsRrpGE Morse, E litor and Proprietor
Assisted by DR.. A. &. FOLSOM, Associate Editor.
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60 Rapubllcan Coavonti0n.

The above Convention met by adjournment,
at tho Room of the Hayes and Wheeler Club
Of Uarper's Ferry, on Saturday, 3, T:ember %,
1876. and was largely attended. EDMUND
II. CHAMBERS, Chairman, WI b. CHAM
BEHs, Secretary.
On motion ol Charles Davies, TIE following
preamble aud resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. For years past the Republican
party Of jefferson County comprising large
minority of the voters Of the county, has not
been organized, and has not put ticket IN the
field, bat has useicSsly expended its strength
10 advancing TIE interests of Independent Can
didatcs. and Boilers from the democratic
party. thus dcmoralizing aud keeping the par
IS To- a minority aud
Whereas. IL is believed tia, the best poll
cv Cor tho party with q view % all rs interests,
is q thoroughly organize, and place full
ticket 10 the field, aud further that such pol
icy. in addition TO It's being the most manly
and honorable, viii be the most conducive to
success, therefore.
Rssolro3 lst. That the County Executive
Committee be requested 70 Immediately meet,
organize, and arrange for canvass Of the
county.
Res5'rsd. 2ad, That this Convention nomi-
nate a f1ll Cjunty ticket for the coming cleo
ton.
The Couyculion then proceeded TO make
nominations with the following result
For House Of Delegates John D. Staley, S.
Y. Vaults; fr Sheriff. George Kooncc for
President Of County Court. John F. Smith /;
for Assessors Thomas Lickliicr, John Z. Err
win.
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MiduevayS Sc
Rev. ]. W. Duugee.

Very soon after the war Rev. J. w. Duugee
addressed The co'ored people here on one Of
.lair Emancipation Celebration occasions. aud
bis r.r,s- KS were So admirable that we asked
him fora synopsis of them. ana printed the
same from lis manuscript lie has been talking
conservatism ever since. aud to-day is as con-
sricuaus before the American people for ora
tory. and good deal more So for wise ccuUscls,
Naa Fred Douglas.
Dur.1. The present campaign be has been
cu,te act.vs-at first meeting with turbulent
and threatening demonstrations, but dis coun-
sells are prevailing and De is mainly listened
% u..st respectfully and ltto1t.vc,y,
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Notice to take Dispositions.
JULIA DEC GARNETT,
vs.
IOUN J GARNETT.
Cause pending in the Circuit coHrfofJe8ersof
u =.

l0IlN J GARRETT.
cause pending in the 0ircuji courfofJe9ersoa
County Vest Tiyginia
y57HE Defendant IN the above catiled caus, Is
hereby notified that The DISPOSITIONS of Or u.
A. Mosman, Biduic Foley, G. z. Bennett, Gent
Guycr Mrs. Daniels and Others,
will be taken on the 27th day OF September, 1870.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and i. VI. az the
Office Of VIM. r. Smith, Esq, st Norwalk. in the
County Of Fairfield and State OF Connecticut.
And also that the dispositions OF DR.. ii. W. Buel
will be taken on the Goth day of September, 1876.
between the hours of 10 A. VI. and T. ~ az the
Office Of d. c. KIlbourne. Esq. at Litchteld, IN
the County OF Iitchfeld and State OF Connecticut
And also that the deposition Of the plaintiff
Julia Dec Garnet, will be taken on the 10Th day
OF October. 1876, between the hours OF ] . 4. NJ.
and F. NJ. at the Office of Geo. NJ Deltzhoover,
at Shopheristown, ia the County Of jefferson and
State Of West Nirginia--all of said dispositions TO
be read in evidence in behalf Of che said plaintiff
at the trial Of said cause in said Court And II
from anv cause the taxing o. said dispositions
should not be commenced on the days respectively
named, or heing commenced should not be compile
ted on said days, the taking Of the same will be
adjourned and continued from day to day, respect
lively at the same places and between the same
hours, till said dispositions shalt fully eompleted
JULIA DEC. GARRETT,
By Trnvers and Beethoven, her Attorneys.
Aug 2G l876-5t
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Communicated.

Tleu-or,e Of this county through their Plima-
rr Election. expressed their preference for Ihos.
r. Sull.t.. o- Sheriff. but bv tricks o. the po.iti-
calvi-egu the people failed o. get their choice
but are called uucn 90 vote and support the
gentleman nr sheriff who, four wears ago, acted
Secretary ola Mss. Meeting, In opposition TO the
present sheriff; and now, because the people de-
r,irrt1 ALLOW. tl, men 90 dicilt, who they shall
vote for are called " Boilers Ibis s the Cen
t.8ufal year or Reform and M.ddi-Vav District
saws down with tlt Political Rings aud Saddle
BAG influence Of O. County. The Law was made %
retire the sheriff from office every four years and
r. meant ia.t what &c saws. The people purpose 60
have o voice 10 The matter, and, Notwithstanding
he prosn TO ut hard Winter and oug N0oU cu,
Shawl. llevwl.l vote for Sub,e,tc.
MID.
Nf3U.var. September 18th, lS16-lk
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DIED

~, 4. c.I.- -,
ln C6arlestoWn; On t1GtsuaE n.El'
$. 1876, Var. NAihANIHL VI |"9' J." ''e ''''
year OF ms age.
Al the residence OF her husband near Charles
town, on Monday, sept. Is, 1916, Mrs. CAIh r.
RINE q. WASHINGl0N-wiic of Is. Z. W ash
inet0u, ESQ, and daughter OF the late DR.. i. y
Backburn-aged SO years.
T., Hamilton Loudopn comfy. Va. August q,
1s-c d. LYDIA A. JOVES-wife ofAlr. James
"a ion,s md si.,e- Of Mr.. Geo. W. Mock, of II is
-, 80 ,n vcors
pace s'O '' '''''
10 Martinsb1-g, Monday morning, SepiemoeF
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SEVENTY--F gVE

OF thee Celebrated Drills were sold IN JeFergol
County TIE pas, three seas0hs. az well a. lare
number each gear fer thc pact ten or Gffcen year
20 thatthey are 10 metz or Hnnisd machine.
BEPAsEES ON HAND.
Farmers can rely upon getting all needed Re-
pairs from the Endersigned. General Agents, With
ont sending 100 miles for them. This IL very
great advantage 70 4 farmer when be ia seedinl
and has not tine to stop tso or three days iof
plirs.
For farther particulars as to Prices, Terms.
Pamphlets, &c, call on
DUKE & GALLAHER.
CHARLEsTOWN.
General agent.
Jniy !, 1916.
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Rev. T. b. Shepherd viii preach next Sun
dav. at II o'clock. A. NJ, in Charlestown, and
at 80 p. ~, at Ut. Hope, aud will begin a Sc
ries Of meetings at Wiltshre's School House
on Sunday night.
Rev. S. c. Ferguson will preach at Wilt
shire's on Saturday afternoon Sept. S0l at
o'clock, and on the following Sunday morning
at ! /, and at p. NJ.
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Ircas, DATboR 4 Wnsos, ?. Q.
september ?, ls7G-sw
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1876 FsT7
WEST VIRGINIA UNEyERSTTg,
Morgantown, W. Va.

TT1HE Fall Term begins September Alb, with a
corps of ten efficient and accomplished Pro
fessors and instructors, with ell the Departments
fully equipped, and under the supeTintcRdcncy OF
Rev John W. Scott, d. D., l.. l.. D., acting Pres
ident, whose large experience, scholarly attain
ments, and recognized standing as an educator,
.justfes the expectation of continued and increas-
ing success.
Winter term begins January 3. Spring term
begins March 81. For catalogue or fuller inior-
nation address Il. @. BERKELEY, A. NJ,
Aug. %, lS7G--6m. Sec'y Of Faculty.
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Church Notes.

Aus. 1a. 1s7G-lm. Change monthl!
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MANNED.

On the 18th Sept. 1876, at the house Of the
brides parents. by Rev NJ. l.. Cutler. J. +.
COUCHMAN and Miss ROSE W. YANMETRE,
both Of Berkeley county.
On The l2th Sept. 1876. near Mlrtinsburg, By
Rev. 4. N. Evers. Mr.. COLLINS DAVIS 20 Miss
BELL MERCHANT, both Of Berkeley County.
On the 18th Sept 1876, bv Rev. A. NJ. Eyers,
In MartinsburC City, Mr.. WIN. HURD to Miss
EMILY q. BARNEY, both of Martinsburg.
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unnaralleIea Success.

We extend to the Pubie a cordial recon-
mendalion Of Dr.. Schley's Family Cough
Syrup. Il is uueqnaled by any in the market
for the sure and speedy cure Of Coughs, Colds
and all Kindred Affections Admirable
pleasant. aud etieacious remedy. Great thing
ior W>opiug Cough and Group Ask your
dealer for it. Only % cts. for large bottle
Satisfaction guaranteed.
S. ScHLEY x Bro, Proprietors,
Frederick City Nd.
Aug. 70, 1S7G-lm. Change monthly.
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Tie Gunno Attachment,
ALLKlyDs OF FERTILIZERS
TIE GRASS SEED sowER

in use can be sown, with0uteven mixing wiil an
substance "a render !, less sticky.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-09-30
Independent Candidate
TOE As:ecssOr.

WE are authorized % announce JOHN G..
" SHIRLEY as an INDEPENDENT canlj-
date for Assessor for the District in which he re-
sides, composed of Charlestowu, Niddleway and
Osburn.
September %, IS7G-te.