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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
Cadetship at West Point.
Card from Hon. Charles j. Faulkner.

10 me People IF he Second Congressional
District Of Vest Virgi"ia:
The duty has devolyed upon me as your
Representative in Congress TO make the ap
pintment Of Cadet Of the United States
Military Academy at West Point As desire
to secure the best youthful talent and capacity
in my district, give this early notice II this
intended appointment that all may Gle their
applications who desire to compete Tor the po-
siton. To enable ne to discharge this ddty
with the greatest impartialty to all who shall
apply, shall stablish Competitive Board
Of Examination to meet at some suitable point
in the district to determine upon the capacity
and merits Of the various applicants
The annual examination at the Military
Academy will this centennial year take place
in april instead Of the ordinary reriod 10 June;
and any one who may be appointed by me rs
cadet. will be expected to be at West Point
not later than the 9th Of April next. Due
notice of the place Of meeting and Of the per
sons composing the competitive board will BE-
given Ia the meantime, all who desire 10 be-
come competitors for the position will an
nounce their purpose by letter addressed TO
me at Washington, D. G..
Papers Of the District are requested TO
COPY. CHARLES j. FAULKSER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
The Spectators in a Rage.

+. c. Adams on bis own behalf, end CO be-
half Of the other spectators engaged in the
purchase Of the Harper's Ferry property, has
issued a pamphlet Of thirteen pages reviewing
the history o, the IIarper's Ferry purchase,
and the decision Of Judge jackson rendered in
that case. Il is published in full in the Wash
iagtJn Repatlicaa Of Wednesday morning
OF course the active and energetic Representa-
tive from this district has not been permitted
TO escape the billiugsga;e that would naturally
low from such source. Mr.. Faulkner may
well be proud tina, he has thus been singled out
Cor the vulgar abuse Of these corrupt specula-
tors As to the charge tina; be Is acting in the
interest Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company. every person in this country knows
that to be false. The records Of our courts
show that fer years past, and up to the present
time, he has teen and is arrayed personally
aud Professionally against that corporaiion.-
The following is the exquisite style in which
he is complimeuted-for from such source it
is a complimentary the uarper's Ferry spec
ulators:
With your permission, will ask that
wicked old man, Charles j. Faulkner, NJ. c.,
West Virginia, If it be true that he is in the
pay Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad? lie
bias coude>ceuded to call me a specuator-
Wen, | suppose shall have to stand this,
even if II does come from Congressman. Is
10 not however, some consolation to know that
a Spectator is generally preferred to an advo-
cate Of thieves? Unless | am very much mis-
taken on the question OF public sentiment, it
VIII be very generally admitted in considera-
tion Of Mr. aulkuers many past sins, that
had Just as good cause for calling him a very
wicked old man as lie had for calling me a
speculat1r. I. c. ADAMS"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
Financial Discrepancies.

The Washington tfti'al says Senator Davis
Las SCI, good example 90 The noble army OF
investigators. This gentleman having dss;
examined With evident conscientious care into
the Treasury accounts. supplements lis rc~7-
luton fr d committee by speech which om-
braces facts aal figures, from tie Senator
makes both losica, aal mathematical deiu1-
tons Of vita. Interest 90 tie country and not
atau complimentary TO the Treasury Depart
meat accountants. To Justice 90 Secretary
Eris,ow, Senator Davis d.schims "auy ia-
tenGou 20 rci.cl on tlc present efficient head
II tie Treasury Department and ia bis ex-
milk shows GiG,rcace Of S5.27L95043 be-
tween tH1 ofic.l. statements ui tie same mat
t.ria different financial reports. On faith 90
tbe result; Of bis inquiries, Senator Davis says:
eff am correct. Z % not hesitate o. de-
cl.reth fr c,5;s. years .lt.c confidence
can o. should j- placed ,G the Statements of
tic Treasury Department. and again IL
Aaye 20 suitable words 20 express my cJuiem-
-atior Of au,tlug that LOOKS iSe change
s. tl1 books and statements oi tae depart
l.ertsol tc U.ye.are.t. ar5 ;.orc IS ga CSC
,rgc lr.lthe G-' t,,. charges iu lue books
pal statement. Ssh. Ie-sy D'rl-,ncnt
Elts ,..l u.---.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
Congress-.

In tie Senate on Tuesday the Resolution Of
Hon II. G.. Davis for an investigation of the
accounts of the Treasury was under considera-
ton. Mr.. Boutwell, claimed that the alleged
discrepancies had no existence in fact -
Speeches were made by Messrs. Edmunds,
Sherman and Morton, favoring reference to
the Finance committee, and Messrs. Bayard,
Eaton and Thurman couteuded it should go to
a special committee.
In the House, Mr.. Knott, Of the Judiciary
committee reported an amendment to the con-
stitution providing that 10 person who has
held, or may hereafter hold the Office Of presi-
dent, shall ever again be eligible to said Office,
and the proposed amendment was made the
order of Tuesday next. The centennial ap-
propriation bill was then taken up, and speech
Is made in its favor by Messrs. Hopkins, of
Pennsylvania, Waddell, OF North Carolina, and
Hewitt and Chittenden. of New York Mr.
Willis. Of New York, opposed the passage Of
the bill on consti,utioualGronnds,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
Gleanings.

Lines suggested by the weather;
There are those who 'couid give If they could,
And those who could give il they could,
The latter would do the poor good
II they would only give them some wood.
A boy named Moore, near Altoona, Pa. on
Snndry week killed a bear weighing $50 lbs,
with an AK.
Jonathan p. Cilley, son Of the Cilley killed
in the famous duel with Graves, has been elect
ed Adjuiant- General of Maine.
The widow of the late ex-Presiient Andrew
johnson died at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Patterson, near Greenville, Tenn, at ] !
o'clock, Saturday night.
Mrs. Augusta Evans Wilson has made $780,
900 by novel writing in the past eight years,
and she says that "Infelice" is her novel d'ddieu.
She has married rich husband, and lives
near Mobile, Ala.
Mrs Jennie Howell Waller, wife of Capt.
VIM. G.. Waller, editor Of the Wheeling Reg
lister, died in that city on Thursday morning
Of last week. Tie deceased was the youngest
member of a family that has been long worth
lily distinguished in this country, her eldest
sister being now the wife of Hon. Jefferson
Davis.
Mrs. A. N. Wood eldest daughter Of the
late Zachary Taylor died at Freidburg, Ger
many, on the OF Deccnbir, aged sxty-Gve.
She was the widow Of Gen b. C.. Wood, L..
S. A., and mother oil Capt. John 4. Wood,
one Of the most distinguished officers of the
Confederate navy. Her death leaves but two
surviving children of President Taylor, Mrs
Bette Y. Dlhdridge, formerly Mrs. Bliss, liv-
ing at Winchester, Va, aud Gen. Richard
Taylor, of Louisiana, Lieutenant General in
the Confederate army.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
Granger Gleanings.

The Directors Of tie Grange Store will
meet at Dufields to-day Saturday.
The WheatGeld Grange of Gerardstown,
Berkeley County, is about TO erect Hall
having purchased lot for the purpose.
Pleasant Valley Grange Of Gcrarlstowp,
Berkeley County, has been dissolved at its own
request. and ceased to exist.
The Changers Of Second Creek and Sinks
Grove in Monroe County, have purchased
Dickson's wooden factory on Second Creek in
that county FOR $4,000.
At meeting Of Halltown Grange, No. "a,
on Saturday week, the following officers were
installed for the year 1876 WIN. J. Moler,
Mister Capt Jacob II Engle, 0verseer; Capt.
John G. Cockrell, Chaplain; VIM. Anderson,
Lecturer; John w Schaeffer. Steward Geo.
W. Colbert, A. Steward; j. w. Rider, Trea-
surer n. J. C. Strider, Secretary; VIM. En-
gle, Gatekeeper; Mrs. Annie Schaefier, Ceres !;
Miss Jennie OFT, Pomona Miss Alice Eugle,
Flora; Miss Sallie Butler, Siewardess
After tie insta llation il was resolved TO in
troduce instrumental music in the exercises.
Mr. Beck has been elected United States
Senator from Kentucky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
DIR. j. ID. STARRY

Charie'toEn, Jefferson Cosaiy. IFef Tirqip;,
HAVING resumed the practice Of Medicin.
Ii Offers his Professional services to the MN
lie. f-'-
OFfrcE next door to residence, near corner q,
George and Main Streets.
January %, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
FRESH GARDEN SEED.

WE have a fine supply of Garden Seed from
w the celebrated Nursery of Briggs d Bro
which are not surpassed by any seeds in the coup.
try. and are warranted fresh seed.
Jan. 22, 1876. JAS. LAW. H00FF& co.
ELOWER SEED.-Will keep on hand tno
selection of Flow err Seed. in illustrated psek
ages. JAS. LAW. HOOFF 4 co.
January % lS76
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
FOR THE STATE Sc NATE.

I'VE are requested to announce Z. Urvp
w BUTCHER. Esq, as Democratic. Corr
vatiEe candidate before the people. for the No.,
ton of State Senator from the 18th Sena,o,;'i
District, composed Of the Counties of JeGersn''
Berkeley and Morgan.
January 90. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
ISAAC FOUKE
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR =
CHAECERY.

Charle-fo'cn, JeGerson Comfy, Wet TIginis.
DRACTICES in the Courts of Jefferson Bc,k..
1 ley ana Morgan S9unues, W; va, and in the
ties, Va. Deeds, Leases, Wills, &c, neatly draNr
and collections promptly made and promptly re-
mitted.
Office in Paradise Law Building, Corner n
North George and Liberty Streets, IN said town
January ~ lS76-6m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
Attention Firemen !

YNHERE will be a meeting OF the Charlestown
Fire Department, for Training, on
SATURDAY JANUARY 29TH, 1876,
At O'Clock. p. NJ, at which time the Roll will
be called. A full attendance is expected.
by Order Of
c. VI. H0UGH,
L. j. WILLIAMS, Chief Engineer.
Secretary,
January q, ls76-2t,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22

II you have discharge from the nose. Of
feusive or otherwise, partial loss Of the sen Sc
of smell, taste, or hearing, eyes wa,ery or weak,
feel dull and stupid or debiiiaicd, pain or
pressure in the head, take cold easily. you may
rest assured that you have the Caiarrh.-
Thousands annually, without manifes;ing half
uf the above symptoms, terminate in consump-
tiun, and end in the grave NO disease is SO
common, more deceptive, or less understood by
physicians. r. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Of Buffalo.
n. Y. is the proprietor Of DR.. Sages CItarlh
Remedy--a perfect Specific for Catarrh, "C,ld
in the Head" or Catarrhal Headache.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22
Virginia.

VIM. Cpsy, aged lOl, died on Tates Run in
Wythe county, on January 10th. He had
been living in that county 81 years.
The Virginia Republican State Committee
has selected Lynchburg aud the 18th Of April
for their convention.
Miss Josie Withcrs, daughter Of United
States Senator Withers was married on Thurs
day evening of last week to Mr. John Reed Of
Alexandria.
The liabilities Of the Tredegar Iron Com
pany of Richmond. whose suspension has bee !
announce /. are 81 800 900. Gen. Jos. K.
Anderson, late President OF the Company has
been appointed Receiver.
A resolution expressive Of the grief Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia at the death of
Hon. VIM A. Graham, Of North Carolina one
of the arbtrators selected by Virginia to settle
the boundry line between Mary land aad Vir-
ginia, was adopted.
Miss Susan Roles, IN oil lady living in Fair
fax county, who had been twice paralyzed, was
burned to death on Monday last She was
left alone in the house, and when her brother
returned he found her room filed with smoke,
aud on going in to discover the cause stumbled
over her body lying in the middle Of the floor
quite dead, with all the clothing burned of.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22

DECORATED ChanheF Sets and Plain White
Granite do, cor sole BIZ W. EBl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22

Mr. Beck has been elected a United States
Senator from kentucky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-01-22

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup has been before the pub
lie for years, and is pronounced by thousands su-
perior to all other articles for the cure of Coughs
Colds, Influenza and all ulmonary Complaints.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
XLIVM CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.
REGTLfR REPORT OF PROCEEDINCs.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION STILL UNDECIDED
TIE HOUSE ADOPTS THE RESOLUTION On TIE
GOVERNMENT PEiNrEE-ELIJAH WARD SPEAKS
On RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, May IS, 1876.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. CoNKLING Rep.,
" VI from the Committee Commerce, reported favor
ably the House bill changing the name OF tie steam
propeller "Senator Michael Norton" to America
Placed on the calendar.
He also introduced bill to punish the countcrfctng
o. trademark goods and sale Of dealing in counterfeit
Trademark goods. Referred 70 tho Judiciary Commit
also hill for Inc relief OF the heirs Of Capt Joshua
Chamberlain. Referred 10 the Committee on Claims
Tie Comm tee Commerce was in,rut ed To Inquire
OREGON and Washington Territory and report Dll Tor
tue regulation oi such isten"s. -,
Mr MORTON Q.ci., nd submitted ne i9HoWihg .,
m t si,tc a. t'S to m e.tielt he Istc IA Msirpb b.
ourgos commiged near tie .ii,s.ln sat l".l,.ana '
puTpose tie Commce shall have AZ t4e ~er ard tuay
conferred hy original resolution or their appointment
SIr. BTRSsIDE Ger., r y presented pe'l'ion from
tho citizeus OF Westerly, X T.. asking au aif rl"b"n
Tor tue completion OF the immoycns. oi L,ti.e A1,l~
Mir. ENGiIsH Dci1., CouaD pr.scntcd q petition nom
tc manufacturers aud dtaies iu tobacco Ci Ne" ialtl
Co1n demonstrating against any change IL INC i'" rex
uajin. the mode NJ packing tobacco
Mr. nAMLIN Glep. Mc.l reported adversely on the pc
nensation Tor having furnished tie Post Office Depart
.ncnt with the p,an now In for the rct'n 90 tre
writer of letters delivered to tLc person addt sea
the Committee Vas discharged from its further consider
alton.
TIE following bin, were placed on M calendar:
To anthOrzc he removal OF the jail IN Juicasgarc 70
ine Asylum.
Estabisliug the rank o PavnasteG neral n TIE army
IOr he relt.1 OF J.. X. W,siocit and = h. Hhbin.
To. follow lns bills Hert 30. s,rd:
The t making Yr1rsOn for the payment o. claims
reported Congress under section o the Act o june TO-
l~1i.
To authorize Exchange National Bank Of Pittsburgh to
Gisati9s said ioi r~ LEX Observatory caIor.a
The Oi 3Utn0iLiy tine lICNtcnto o receivers Of
NauOnal Dauss and ior o;l'r purposes
st O'CLOCK legislative business was SUSPENDED and the
senate with closed doors rceumed tac nsdrriia o
the articles Of Impeachment aca-st W. ". Belhap late
Secretary Of War. Before reaching any decision, az
o'clock iue doors were rc0Vencd.
The CHAIR laid before the senate communicated
from tie ComuissOnor Of tho District 81 Columbia ~
answer 10 TIE senate ltiUn Of April 10 1876. trans
miring q COPY of a report Oi The Siaknc Fund toumis-
soners SHOW ing the amount of certificates ni Indebted
ness commonly called "Crccuhacks,' issued by virtue
of acs 0f the Legislative Assembly of ID" District uI
Columbia. the ant O scnts 10 rcdct sucI ccr
iihcatS, &c. Toe Commissioners state tr total amount
issued was $2O00OOO. or tins amount F"OS,lJo nave
been redeemed up 10 March l. 1870, leaving the hal-
ancc tading II c9l2JO. Ordered t. be printed and
he the table.
IN. Senate then at 500 adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
ALDERMANIC MEASURES.

A HEATED pIScCs Css:oS ABOUT THE sKIDMoRE GUARDS
-QUEsrIOS OF FERRY FRANCHISES.
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen
yesterday IL resolution adopted authorizing the New
York Central and hudson River Railway Company to
Use dummy engines on Westst from Canal-st. to Bar
clay-st, during the night. Alderman Morris desired
that information should be asked from the Commissioner
OF Public Works in relation 10 such public lamps
used as of advertising stores but the matter
was referred 10 the Committee Public Works. Alder
man Pmchney moved that the Board proceed to act
upon toe petition of the Skidmore Guards lcolored pre-
sented several months ago. for armOry, and that the
quarters formerly occupied by the 5jth Regiment at
Haplace and Seyenthst, be temporarily assigned them
The discussion OF the motion led to heated controversy
between Aldermen Purroy and Billings as
to the relative sincerity Of the friendship
of the DcmOcracanl Republican Aldermen for the col
ored in the city. The question finally referred
back TO the Committee on County Affairs. The Mayor
sent In messages vetOng the ordinance removing the
offices Of Board OF eah their present quarters
in Mulberry st, and that authorizing the leasing Of offices
ut Nos ll5 and III Nassast the use of the Corpo
ration Attorney aud the Public Administrator.
A communication was received from the Corporation
Counsel In reply 10 previous questions by the Board Of
Aldermen to the right OF the NewJersey Central Rail
road Company to the property and franchises OF the
cy at the foot OF Lberty-st., North River ferry
landing, and OF the NewEngland transfer Company TO
transport railway passengers FROM depot In the
twenty third Ward To Jersey City by water The matter
submitted TO George TcknOr Curtis, whose opinion
submitted the reply OF the Counsel " tho Board In
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
METHODS OF THE POLICE BOARD.

The Board of Police yesterday afternoon
amended rules in relation to the work Of the Sanitary
Company for the Board Of Health ordering that when
ever any action service is desired by the Board Of
Health of by the police force or any members thereof
the Board OF Health is required to communicate Its de-
sire the Board OF Police. II the Board OF Police ap
proves orders will be transmitted to the Captain the
Sanitary Company other proper officers Of the force to
cause the action service without delay" The officer
performing any such duty twill report 10 the Board
Police in writing in relation TO the action and service
per ormed" and the Board OF Police Will communicate
10 the Board OF Health all proper information IN relation
to the action Of the Board OF Police. The Board also
ordered tho reduction Of the force Of the Sanitary Com.
pany by the transfer Of 20 men from that squad to the
special duty Inspector Dks was assigned 70 the
now occupied by the Sanitary Company. These rooms
in future are be the headquarters Of the First Inspec
tion District The Sanitary Company are to occupy the
basement Of the Motts side OF the building Inspector
The Surgeon will take possession OF the rooms given up
by Inspector McDerm0tt.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

But enthusiasts fanatics, reormers, and theorists
learn very slowlyu indeed they learn at all No matter
what failures they make. or what their lessons HesteI-
DAY. today and tomorrow they on making more ana
more laws always the machine is kept running; always
the Legislatures grinding, n not slowly, like the
mills Of God, at least, like them, exceeding small TIE
illustration have given you Of the disposition 10 apply
the sovereign remedy Of the law TO species Of -
morality and excess may be multiplied by thousand
covering the whole range Of social activity. While the
moral reformer is invoking the aid OF legislation 10 make
his peghbors temperate and abstemiOus, your social
philosopher, who wants TO make them corr
Portable and happy. to relieve them from
distress and want TO lift them out OF the
pain and stress Of lasr increase their enoynous and
crafty their desires, is forever invoking the same
agency and you having laws upon laws piled up III
an endless series, regulating hours oil hbOr intrietng
between capital and labor, making pIlcehy esiabshng
srbltrary regulations, putting socey 10 shoit Id le
poslion of Grand Arbiter in all the mlnuteSi concerns
which relate TO the employment Oy the ndi'ldA vi tue
capi,u he has acquired te labor which Is s depend
ence These men the most misemeyous foes ol prog
Iess and good order They have started from the false
the pecIous premss that all things can be done by the
Btste that the power Of political machinery Ia without
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
the ease Of Enc NexEngland rransrer companx ,r n,

the case Of the NewEngland Transfer Company Mr. f,
tbs states he believes the Company running ferry ana
is exercising what would be ferry franchise II h
boat Of the Company may be restrained from running AZ
ferryboat unless ferry license is obtained In regard
to operate ferry line Mr.. Curtis is OF the opinion ths
Company has no right except as 1t is acquired In tn.
occupy the premises Piers Nos. II and 10 North River
he understands is not questioned The opinion concludes
force the rights OF the city In the mentioned unes
the companies should be willing 10 admit and act upon
those rights under amicabo arrangements without the
test of utf0ation
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
HOME NEWS
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY.
55o Noon, 57o. 3 M 6l0 MIDNIGHT o.
Highegt during tlIe day. g. Lowest 5l'.
Ayerase 81. Same day, 1870, 1i's'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

81 James Hotel-Prof. ID. G.. Gilman. President OF OF
tho Jolns Jopkins Unvery Controller Luclus opinso
Albany and Charles L. Young OF England .fDm ~ n
William Patton Of Nc" raven M ~. ~
calls President Indianapolis, Cncinnau ana iVe,o ~
iaiToad Company, Lawrence Barrett, ie ACTOR -.
NcloIas Hoiet-J NJ Mccullough Niee.Iredent oi ia ,n
pittsburgh Fort WAYNE aud Chicago Railroad COMPANY,
Knt Jarvis OF Ohio Ordnd Central Hgtct-Assel9 man
George Of Iason y. y .Sfuecant Hgse- l. f
pfsfminSfT Uofet-Pfcl W ~ Mal
son of ROson Coleman HogseE schaar oi lhe ,l,an
Centennial Commission. Hotel BrirSoek-George w N
Ter of Albany Metrop0dn Hotet-syVanls H. o"'c' VI
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

GNEW, THOMAS r., the great New,York
N Grocer Flour ard Tea Dealer wholesale and retail,
Vesey-st. Everybody should call and get bargains
III n. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton-st--W Watches, Jew
elry Diamonds Sterling Silver, &C. Roeerss and Neri.
Plated Ware 25 per cent less than manuaourer PRICES
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
~ eneratve Organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
a. DANIELS NJ d.. IA Lexinshna'e Once hours . toa
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
NOMINATIONS.
kfo. ~ Tba

WASHINGTON may L '-ihO Ii'oiuOht SOhI
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Moses Hape of Illinois to be Secretary Of the Territory Of
Utab John Pratt 70 secretary Of The Territory ui New
Mexico James Hayden, to De CoLecor VI Internal heve
nue. for Washington 1cultory.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

A Down-East editor says: "Tho ladies'
spring hats are pretty, and worn u iper edge OF
the lett ear which makes look arch ID pquan like
u chicken looking through crack 10 ence.'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

The process by which MILK OF MAGNEsTA Is
pre- ard enhances medicinal virtues OF the Manesa
an apeIieDt, tonic, and antacid for children
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

Christmas box" said an extremely ragged
little urchin, entering pastrycOoks. "What claims
have you upon met" asked the prOprietress never
window to see what O'Clock it is when go to work"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Announcements..

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
Coughs Colds and Hoarseness. 80 cts. and 81.