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, 1877-10-30

6 i'm ci gen ! ii MI ih 9iau9>
ltreit bot iid inter Den IntorItdtea III
9tldmono (So.) entwjGeIt. Die oarilbcr
III lluciuiateit aelutben inn, iuer Der crlie
lein iou, ser ben Yrdlioenten 0apce,
wcnu ocrIclbe. in %eiuiacu Gaacn eur Ia 81
wirtbi1uIt.td lcn au5lt aung tommt. be-
9riBeu. onreoen mo f~ctircn foil, OoS
Yro9ramm ocr Seitlihteitrn mar idon
fiji uuo icrtiq, Nie 6eitreoncr mAren pri,
parirt, ols pis 6ruae cntiianO, wo uno
auf weldcm Yl0e Die @mpianq8begrii<
6uriam oor iid aeten %ioilten, Commit
tees uno SabComnittcc5 hieltcn Seros
tbunqcu uno man a%lauhte, oa6 Bit laolid
Qelc9cne SGulenbolle Ocs Gapitul5 Der &c
ei0uetlte Nlat iein nil Sc. bcu Yrdfi en-.
ten su brpjQfommcn. 0aAelm crboben
iiA aber Don aelpINer Seitc Der Nrotelte.
@ouuernew Scmpct beanlpruhtc eS ais
iciu mptrduBerliAcS 0feht, oui Dem ga
pitol Square Den bOben @alt III empfan-
gen. mas aber Sen itdotii zen Beb6roen
BON 9fidmcnO nidt aefiel ic wollten
Die 9cuorsustcn lein, moacsen spleper Die
Oireftorcn Der lanbwirtblbaftliden lu8
itc(lun9 @inwane modjten, inoem lic be-
bauptcten. baB Der Eralioent MIR ibret.
mc9en nod 9ii6mono fomm Aue brei
parteien beitclsu burtuadlg ouf ibren Gin
ecbilbeteu Borreht uno feline Mil Der ons
bereh hintclanfebcn. G8 i1eint Elm Com:
ptoluiB oaould au9cbabnt woroen 3u
fem. RAP Der @cup,rncut nur utter Der
Seoinauns erlauben min, ouB Die 6eier7
litteiten auf Dem Capitol Square uno
ridt inter oem VorticuS abaebalten mer-
ben, ipenn e, Die erlte Inr.op al Sen
Yralioenten bolten oarf. 0anud MID ct
aeuatten, bo6 Der Staotrolb uno Die
neutrality-suspicious. Die 00lte in @m-
pIau9 ne9meu, Copon wolen bieie ober
, 1877-10-30
AE@i @ia@STW
Mibmono, Dulf Gipcr uno Gbeiupeafe
Gilenbabn Company.
Sabrplan Der 3iise,

Dur9 9anaetsre
300 y. @ @ertdft aiantpno Sisnfae, oounrriias
uno Snnnahenh. .9erbtnbes in QBcii
gSInt mt BEN Sampler Sasana" fMr al
more. Gatunfttn Baltimore um 8 8. 81; !
~SerbtnSet nit 8a5nltnten til g6albinaton, |
philadelphia, yiep gurf,. 8sfpn unb ale
f% fsq Mst1, " lite asrstne t nit 3ass'
Peate unb Sbtp @iisatatnen.
DurG 8ra6t.
500 g. %. @sr1dbt 8idn,pnb 2ienfaa, oounertaa |
une SnnHGhcnn Dfadt Dsrbinsuneen m t |
Ddnsfsrn tn Wet Yrnt FUR Slue.2oneuns
cen. galttn,pre UNI ale meft den ghnfte.
Waht Verbinbun9en TT Ridmpnb nit BIZ
gen Der Ntdn1pnb unb DanSi1e, 81 dntphb
trb pstersture, unb Gbefapeate unb Stto
Giisntasnsn.
2Dfal paffagtere.
300 81. ~. ssrlaet RidmOnS tlslta (euantass aus.
9enpt;hen)
0ptaI 8ra9t.
800 Q. %. @erlabt Atdntpnb 81sntaa, Mttttnod,
rnb Breiias. Ma6t 0erltntunaen In
gSeit Print NIT bent Denpfsr nSla" fir
ahe earoun9en an ben W~iattipcni Gnb
pahIats 3lu1ea.
Dnr9 @a%ffaeiere.
1000 0. 81. &nfuuft in &tdtnsnb 9tenifuu, 1nnner.
ting utb Snrnabenn. WaGt Werbintun-
gen nit 3ieen Der MiGmsnb urb Ieters'
burg une Gtefapsate uno Stip @iienbdb.,
neft Der SannPfer n6dtdnd" rerIdt1
Sdlttrnore rcn gie ia Fight Ctr. gFnn.
faB' Dstttronb anb 6rettag um 4 81. ~.
Wtdds Wesbtnpuneen NIT 3leen ppn @t!la.
felpb d, Mefo gprf uab mefIiten Yldeen,
II IN gSef @oiut NIT 3lsen fir Rtdnpub
rne hem Saben-
DurG 6raht.
CTS y. Wf. '@rfunft tn Mtdmprb Sisnfaa. 9orner.
tag unb SonrabenB. Wta1t Ser btnhun~
Gen tn 9Sett 9ptnt NIT benz 3atnpfer non
baltimore. @tdtt 0trb ubun9ea nit ben
NidDntcnb unb Z dnsiue, SiiGmpno unb Ve.
%tsrsbura, uno e~beiapeate uno SBip gt|ens
babnen.
.Qefdi paffastere.
10'00g. 81. anfunft in Gtdapnb tds!iG. arsaenvm.
rten Spnnta9. Watt 0abtabineea
init ben Ridmpnb unb PETERSBURG, uni
G~bsiapeaic nD Sbiu ii isntapnen.
Spfal Jra1t.
400 I. W' gnf!,nft tn @ihitpne @antaa. Mitttuon
nne Frritd9. Watt Uerbinbunaen in gD:f
Gotat NIT Rem 1ampfer .SHs" spn Zen Gan
eunasn her Wiatttppnt unb 1anunteY
Slifen.
8eine Srabt neh oter Spn pfdbsn fitf,h bon Rid-
r,pne tpirp a%ngenrmrne Die Wagfn fabreu burG yps
9oef Yptnt mad ailanta.
Die ntesrtafen pretfe, sprfatise 5anbb,
tane unb T. d%nellstetl ~garantirt
rIbror8b. Stus Of tatiaa'" nit earantirten Staten
~seaeben.
Babrfarten perbsn ~se:fauft fir ale nSrbliden. BHs
lttet anb treftliden 4 lGsen.
5abrfarte 81 BADEN in Ter General @ifcnbabns1idet
Naentur, S26 Wtainfr.. I'M Grhdnae 6pteI unt am
geppt her GSrnpaenie. Ode Der %. lnb Ord etrra6e,
@idmrne. Sd.
ID NM $. 8. DpueIae, @upt.
, 1877-10-30

Bes7~ Grcebmppre GcbieG= 6oGes
RTE, 909 8rpac Ctr. iiter gSolf'e Sil=
laro Gcmpef. &eminetpn Ins @eNon
Siaterlarer merben 9esrauht. Ditir @a0e-
rie mirp on Tripat- @s IsalaOfter, Gluts, etc.,
m:lhe Ib i'm 5tieBen iben wplsn, sermis-
tbet; aud Damon. msItte am 96ifBen Ser
.Gniiaen tnben, bnbsn brit Welseenbe t, i9 1T
Der Surf 5u petSOllfcmnsn. Die SGisbipeits
1T ppn SO bis 100 5uB.
, 1877-10-30
SrSeseuSetae.

5reureen nne 9sfanntfn bic iraurigs WaGs
Iidgf, baB infer 9~eliebtsr 0ater
81 D h hitler
oelfern i'm Otter Yon II Sabren Int 6 Wena-
ten fnnft ent,hloieu 1T. Die gesrpiaung
finbet Som Srnurrbanie. SO. 214 9las Str.,
beute Hadmittaa 3 llbr, nnb lrincr lfBten
TubeItatte, 6arminetpn, 5enrieO County, fat.
Sic trauerpben SGbnc,
.. 9. unb 6. 6. Willrr.
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Gi0monD Gircnit Court.
Mm. Z. 6pro angstlaat ". g. WeGlono
erldoNen All baben, wurbe iufolse eines
gGobsas Corpus" 8eisbls Dor Den Ii6f
ter gebradt. Sic Trdu bes NngetIag=
Ten tam, wa5reno BEG Gerbors, IN Den
Gcri1tsiool uno CO idier, ais penn els
lie &u9elioruE9 |iattTlnoeu wiirOe.
, 1877-10-30

Oie Do obelle. Die Moocllc
psa gencrol Sees Statne eirca 10 on
sec l3abi werotn I6on beute pou s nbr
-lltOraeuS bis gum l0ten Nooembcr i'm
Aopitol apa9citeut werbeu,
, 1877-10-30
RidmaaS ffuer Alarm-G elearapb,
Afar NJ = g q # c n.

; wv Nv " / H.
SO. 2 Gr1s @uIissi Citation.
Np. 3 3~eite pOIi3ei Station.
81. 4 Eritte yOriaei @tatipn.
SO. 5 Sprissnbaaa, 3te CITRATE. nab.
Brcao, .u. t...
$40. 6~Sraf anb 2aster Seule" groas
Ssrabe, apil9en Der 9ten anb f0ten.
SO. z epsisenbaus,. 1Stea @ts., nab
Urantlin.
So. 10 &pdetts.
Mp. 3 Ode Der 12ten unb Wain Ctr.
No. IA Gde Der f0isn rnb gsrb Ctr.
Ha. is Ode Der 1lrn unb Cars Ctr.
No. 1-6 gde ser Yine unb Main ctr.
No. ~ @de ber 3tsn unb DUAL Ctr.
90. 2-1 @ds Der 25ten unb 8roaS CT
Mr. 2-3 Gde Der 17ten nnb Mar1bau ctr
We. "a Gae Der 17tsn uab Malbiuato:s
ctr.
Ns. 2-5 @struypiitna Gilen. @erfe.
Ctr.
Ne. 20 GGs Der 5teu unb Main Sir.
Mo. 81 gds Der 14tsn anb Matn ctr,
Ne. SO Ode Der 22tsn unb Matn Ctr
80. ga Gde Der 13ssn anb Cart Ctr
No. 3-5 9tabtiiGss afmenbans.
Np. SO 1rebesar @ismsgSerfe.
No. Al Gde Der 9ten unb 0eis9 Ctr.
No. AZ 8rpae StraBe, sde Sail MQs.
No. 4-3 Gde Sprine ane piue Ctr.
Wo. as Ode ct. Sames unb Dusal @ts.
Mc. 4-6 SprIsenbaus, 25fe Ctr.
no. 81 S~priyenbaus, 10 Ctr.
No. So gde per Clap I'M @jilmer ctr.
SO. 5-3 gde Mi3ralonnr. unp &pdstis
, 1877-10-30

It mbaus. Sas 3ou
0ous miro Sonnerta9 gel6lohcn lein.
Sic onoern OIiicen in Dem Gebdaos
meroen nm | ll6r lAlicben.
, 1877-10-30

0erbreder @ritern wnroe
preiton Stumble. psgcn Sanseinbrub
ouf 2 Sabre in 81. penitcntiarp abgelle'
iert.
, 1877-10-30

Ser. 5tnoten @ibter. Gi6-
ter 6ug6es piro Den 81. bier eintreIien
unb ben prdlioenten nab Der uToir"
beQleiten.
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%. sSones unb
s. IS. Gcwarpin,
: y drste,

baben cine Gpmpaaui'seiGaft scariintst unb
cine neus esontc Office in Der 9ten StrnBe.
uettn Der 81. 9 III STRIDE, %erpfuet. llnlsre
,3immsr linp nit rem ~tfuelten g"rfitpunsen
Neriebru, uu s6 unlsrrn aunpen b.ausm su
NJ den. 3dbne werpen pbne ShmfrSen aus
gsspeen bur6 pes @ebrau9 ppn Gas pper
Gblorpfprm auf WuHi6 hes Yatientsn. ale
Spsratipueu arine ih uno l'tAt. Yer dlsrs
Yartner bnnft fir bas ibm pon ieinen 6reun-
ben urb pem publifum lett q SaDren ee.
iNsrtts 3utrauen Mnp tittet baHelte auf bic
reus 6irmn gu iiberirasen. Or. Gcwarbtn il
~aratuirt Won benz 3 tndrs!l;Asn @pfeaiam in
pbtlabclpbia, Dc 9hulen in Der Nabe uno
@ple0ien fpnnsn nad) Heterogeneous gpr-
ieiponpMS he Iienle einso rsr Yartner era
i6 10
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Sic Noib in 6lpribo. Sn
hsr pState" nar selicrn cine Sitte UNI
Qiilfe fir 6torioo psr6ffentli6t.
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9oliaeigeridt. abomos s..
Surner, anseilagl ~ pon 0r. @oooing
ggItoblen AZ babsn, purhs entloTen.
, 1877-10-30

Steuern. IS wuroen on Gollcts
Tor NnIie! $ll,200 fir Gtencrn, bsincbe
Nles fir Sab0f beSablt.
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Trbesan;eiae.

Gcprtaa Madt Ben %. Sitpter, 1877,
ifarb Intcu Stauce. aus Sa6isn
asbilrtia, nad LANCER 3ranfbeit, in ieinem
45lten @eteusiabr. Die yeerpiauna finbet
beute Madmittae nm 2 ll9r spa her ct. See
bannie airte. 5. @traGe. aus 1tat..
Die irluerneeu Sirttrbltebeucr.
, 1877-10-30

&inbermdoden Gne quite
Scimatb fam Elm lunges osutidcs
M0>0en in elmer Der erlten. otutlhen
Samilien erboltcn., Sisbe Nu5eiae :!
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Oqeaese'S
Sbmefei> Seifee
,)os rnire for,He Sert 1n6rtGum fc oebofene
2as spirefamas, oeut a'n6fiaum ic sesotege
dueerfiGe Seifmiftef.

@Ienn's SGwefeI <Seife teilt
nit fpunhertarer Sdneliefeit ale lrcalen
Srqntbeinn unb StD4uneen Der Bunftipn fer
Sout, curirt unb Ysrttnbert Da5 Sluftreten
Son 3beumatiemlis nnp 6tht, %entfernt
@rinb, binbert tas 5aar an, Nusfalen nnp
@rouwerben, unb ii has befk Shusmittel
ecscu sspife anitedrnbe 8ranfbeiten..
0urt tsn @sbraud biefer Seife ntresn
ilnltGnteiten Der Sberbaut oauerno %entfernt
rnb elm Ytr1Nsnernber GinhuB auf nos
@titdt, ben bals, bic 9lrne tnb III Der Chat
auf bic ean,e !6authdhe, tpslhe eaeuid,
bewunberun9Sm arbts rein, ldsn
Nnb ne d ipiro, aussen't.
DtefeS biIise, spedm6eise
5etImtttef modt bic Musla9en
fir Sdipefel= Sdber unnpttis.
gei6mubte &leibtr unb 2sinenseus weyts9
srlnblia bur6 bic Seife besinFciYt.
@er;te rat9sn ibren Gebraua ali.
l)rris: 25 uno so Gaats prr Stih; ,
pu Sdabttl e Stud, 6Af. Ii. 1920
N. B.. Die erp6en etide fur so Gents Eas
treirtal 70 sra5, ale Die fir 25 Gents.
Sia's 6aar= nab SartfGrbemittel,
ad,pars oser Sraum, so Gents.
4. q. G%rittentoa,
@tssntbumer,
Rp. 2 GaAfe ssenue, @em>gcrf.
, 1877-10-30

@olo lhlpb seltern Mtittay III SEEN
0orf nit 1929.
, 1877-10-30
Otfmbt

g c. 1909 30 StruBe
9lGe 9trten Don Dappfaltcr unb cd dteln
mereen aafs S6nclite unc Siui9ie MN mir
anq ftrt;et, Ia tA ale Serbslfsrts Ginridtuuseu
in meinfm neuen Socalc. fir bic Yielia6sn
Multer uno pribieecns WtReen, aetreFfe nne
bic ren' lte t MaI0inen onaeidaft babe. Ssber,
,pelber mi0 nit ietnem Mlfiraae tcehrt, ptlp
3W leluer 3ufrieesnDe tsbient tperten.
Iugut Ypblte.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03
shepherdstown Summary.
We condense from the Register:

We condense from the Register;
Hon. A. r. Boteler has been appointed one
OF the Vice Presidents Of the International In
migration Society.
Mr.. John Vansant found land Terrapn
last week, upon which was inscribed ST. NJ
v, 1885, which we're the initials Of his broth
er, long since deceased.
Our old and esteemed friends and worthy
citizens, DR. john Quigley and wife, celebra-
ted their golden wedding on Saturday evening
week Fifty years Of married life, with It's
Joys and cares, have passed over them, and they
are. we are glad to say still enjoying good
health and the pleasures Of happy home.
Charles Herbert aud Daniel Buckney, color
ed boatmen, got into a quarrel on the tive-mle
level, on the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal, above
this place, on Saturday last Buckney cut
Herbert quite severely with knife, on the
right side, near the region of the liver, aud also
severely fractured the external table OF the
skull by the stroke Of stone which he threw
at Herbert. Herbert came TO this place and
procured the surgical aid Of DR.. ". =. Man
ming Of this place, who rendered all the ueces'
sary surgical assistance. Herbert is iron
Charestowu, in this County, and Buckney /.
from Washington city. Buckncy escaped
without any particular injury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03
Pae President and the virginians.

On Tues.hy last President Hayes add men,
bers Of his Cabinet aud family visited Rich
mlol. Ia route, they were greeted at Fred
eyicksburg By cannon firing. music, and a vel
coming address by ex-C5agressman Braxtoa'
Of that city Ten thousand people greeted
their arrival a; Richmond, although It was
raining at the time. Acting Mayor Meredith
made a speech Of welcome. 70 which fitting
responses were made by the President, SecTe-
taries Eyarts, Sherman, Thompson and Judge
Deyeus. The party were then escorted by the
military and citizens to the Exchange Hotel.
10 response to the Welcoming Address Of
Judge Meredith, Ms Hayes said;
Judge Meredith and Fellow Citizens; In
the unfortunate condition Of the weather | de-
sire very briefly but very heartily 20 thank the
city authorities aud the people Of Richmond
for the honor Of the invitation % visit their
city. and for the very gratifying welcome. the
city Of Richmond has double interest The
interest that belongs % one Of the earliest
settled cities of the country. tle Interest that
belongs tJa town that has famous history,
aul also il has the fortune 10 have the added
interest which belongs 90 city that haS tu-
ture. [Applause We think OF Boston and
Quebec as cities interesting because Of the his
tUrical associations that linger about them
Richmond has that interest We think Of St
Paul and Galveston as cities rapidly growing.
as cities having hopes and auticipations, aud
Richmond has also that interest
This country. this central part Of the
United States. with its harbyrs open 70 the
commerce Of the world, has every advantage
needed 20 give % Richmond the leading place
among the cities Of the continent. II we look
q facilities and advantages for manufactures,
watcr-power, people materials, granite, mar
Die. Iron, Coal-all these advantages belong 70
this city Mu.os and manufactures are O.
give Richmond wealth, popuation and fame
and wc look 90 Richmond as having prospects
quite equal % those Of the most fortunate OF
our cities. Applause Ia the past under
the slavc-holding system, the land OF Virginia
was owned mainly in great tracts with sparse
rural population. Now, under the new sys
TEN, these lands are 10 be cut gradually, and
denScr rural population viii be found
" To your State IN former times the man o.
million the man Of enterprise looked 10 th'
possession Of a great plantation as the obJec
If bis desires. Hereafter there will be nor
feeling 10 behalf q employments that make
great cities Under the former system theS
great influences that made cities were los
then But, my friends, l am OBTAINING yo'
too long 10 speaking Of Richmond, when Their
are persons here better able than am TO tai
on the subject begyou % accept my crate
tul Acknowledgement for this kind reception
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03
SDeer's Port Wine.

Is recommended by Physicians above all
Others as a gentle stimulaut. tonic and dinretic.
1t is something they can prescribe to patients
with confidence, knowing they are using an
article that is strictly pure and possesses the
highest medicinal virtues.
Charles \. Seely skilful Chemist Of New
York City, after making a careful and thorough
analysis says: q have examined the wine
with the view Of determining the presence 81
absence Of various injurious substances which
are contained in SO called Port Wines, such rs
logwood, crude spirits, etc. have not found
any Of these substances present in Mr. Speer
Wine, and it does not contain anything but
what is found in pure Grape juice Wines.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03
Martirsburg Matters.
From the Statesman :

IEoIn tue DtuttoHttHs
Mr.. Darius Darby, for long time the agent
of the b. & o. II. X at this city, has been re-
moved Ii. L. Dorsey appointed to fill the
vacancy. Mr.. d. has received the appoint
ment Of the company's express agent.
The Martinsburg Light Artillery, Col. j.
0. A. Nadenbousch, commanding, have re-
ceived their side-arms and will, we under
stand, have ali of their equipments in short
time This promises, under ITS veteran COM
mander, to be one Of the best drilled compa-
MES in the State.
farmer who resides near this city, aud
who put ont a crop of corn on farm about a
mile from his residence, estimates that upwards
of $50 bushels has been stolen, the depreciation
commencing as soon as the corn was in roasting
ears and continuing until it was cribbed.-
This is one farmers loss, and it can be readily
seen how 50 many idle and lazy people live
without work. The time has come when the
farmers and others will be compelled to form
vigilance committees for self-protection.
From the Independent:
A severe hail storm visited the section of
country on Dry Run, three miles west OF this
place. on Sat Irlay night week. Large pieces
of ice in every conceieeable shape fell with
great force, and riddled the window glass
in the residences of MeSsrs. p. d. Weaver, 5.
Cairo and Others in the line Of its course.
George johnson, youth about II years old,
son Of DR.. johnson, Of FIedgesvile, went with
a companion coon hunting on Thursday night,
aud the gun, carried by his companion, acci-
deutally falling, went of and lodged its con-
/ ,art. IL, The riObt ankle If VOung johnson.
producing such a wound aud fracture that
uccessitated am utalion Of the leg.
An interesting little daughter Of Mr. John
I Grim, on Burk street, aged about four years,
/ fell into a tub Of hot water on Tuesday week
and was so badly scalded that she died few
/ hours after.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03
Virginia's Honor.

In view Of the election which takes place in
Virginia on Tuesday next, and upon the issue
Of which depends the future prosperity Of the
Oll Commonwealth, the Leesburg Washing
t9aiau pertinea;ly asks Does liquidation
Pay o. and proceeds 90 say:
The credit of a people is their wealth; &c
Won destroy chat, every business interest 90
which they are engaged viii fee. It's elects
Il will fail Ike blight upon their prosperity
The most fatal injury o. the iab1rIug class Is
% depress the industrial interests Of a State
They feel it more than the capitalists, and
when politicians pursue that policy, which ia-
lures tbs credit Of those who need capital they
work serious injury % those who are depeu-
d.utuD0n the use % capita, o. give them Ia
Dor The credit Of the States gives credit o.
those who give them work, aud enables them
% borrow tLe capital % operate their business
either as farmers cr mechanics By preserving
the State credit, you give credit % our busi-
ness men. which IS csSca,ia, O. keep business
10 operation, By which tie Ab5rer gets EN-
ploymsnt.
There is 10 class more deeply interested 10
maintaining the State credit than tFe .ab1rer
The State must anguish with the curse 81 re-
pudiatiJu upon 10, and as the State suffer- All
suffer with 10. Aud when you vote nr d
forcible adjuster.' you vote Tor an attempt
AZ reputation, As their theory Is o. force Oh,
creditors 20 their terms, or Tepudate the debt
They cannot repuiiate the funded debt am,
they cannot force those who hold the funded
bonds TO sette-aud all they can DO, is u d.
mischief, by iujuriog the credit Of the State
and every interest jn It, and every hb5rn-
man aul al, who depend upon capita! to car
ry 90 business.
The Winchester Tines says.
With the general class of regulators az,
compulsory alilsters we have no further par
ley. They give no candid ear 20 much Jess
gladly hear any opposing argument OF
statement They can be neither reasoned uo
conferred with As wei, would 10 be- % OAR
straws against the wind They would not rc
ceiye the truth q, itwere l'szed In their face
BY the lightning State h1uar-its " cscutcb
con as IMPLYING State credit and historic re-
uovu-are Vhjs,lyj down Che wind.
These men have hal their prototypes 10 al
ages, and notably 10 modern times, ju the ex
pcrience Of our own and other nations, an,
Philosophy, Principle and Statesmanship hay,
ever failed 90 make any impression uQoI
them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03

The Real Estate Broker, a paper printed At
Parkershurg, this State, argues that this is a
favorable time 70 buy land, in West Virginia
" Our lands have reached the bed rock or mini
mum price There is no State in the Union
where auds--good lauds-are SO cheap as in
this, especially when the locations, ingress and
egress, markets, and the immense productions
are considered. The coal oil timber and az
rcutural interests are not equaled in any 9th
or State. The great necessity is capital and
labor to develop these mighty resources Time
alone will develop the Unreasonable and stu
peudous products of coal oil and timber 1t
may require years to accomplish this hercuean
task. but it will be done"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03

Editorial Correspondence from Washington
20 the Wheeling Register has the following 60
say Of Yves, virgiuias representatives, 10 Co--
gress.
1T is gratifying 90 know that The West
Virginia delegation is one of the most iudueu-
tial delegations In Congress, and when the
committees come 20 be made up viii be found
that IVES, Virginia viii be properly recognized
10 both bodies. Ben Wilson is looking some
what thin, and presents a careworu expression.
vet he Is hard n work al, the time, aud Is
holding bis own remarkably well. considering
his inf1m health. Mr.. keuDa looks as bright
and vigorous as De ever dil. While Ar Martin,
who is a new member, las won many ircads
ly bis amlJ.e bearing and pleasant address.
These three gentlemen occupy rooms 90 New
York avenue Senator Davis lives 90 X street.
aud Nh Hereford has rooms 40 the National,
which IS tho f1v5rite resort for West Virgin
ians who are 10 .hs habit u visiting Washing
ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03

FINHE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on the cor
ner of Congress and Water street in Charles
town, is for sale low and upon easy terms. Ii Is a
Brick House. with Frame Wing under new Roof,
containing Nine Rooms and Kitchen, and best
Cellar in town. The other Improvements on the
lot are a Stable, capacity for four horses and two
cows; Cutting Room, Corn House, Carriage
House and Hog Penal under one Roof; Brick
Smoke House. and large and Excellent Cistern.
Commodious Stable and Wood Yard. Ch0ice
Fruit Trees upon the premises, consisting OF hl,
teen PEACH TREES, best varieties; four APPLE.
TREES-Golden Pippin, Rambo, Sweet and
Dwarf, and extra early June Apples; Gooseber-
ries, Currants six Green Gage and two siberian
Crab Apple Trees-white and yellow; No. /
Hart Cherry Tree, two Morelo do. Hops, AS
paragus and large Hot Bed. The Garden Lot oil
= acre-rich and productive.
Porches to Brick Structure and to the Wing
ali in good repair The lot under good fence, con-
tains about = of acre.
Price 81 800 Cash, or 81 ,600-one-third Cash,
and balance in two years. the deferred payments
to be secured by Deed Of Trust on the premises
JOSEPH II. YESTERDAY.
Oct. 20, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03
DRY GOODS.

DRlNTS, Plain and Plaid Dress Goods. Home
made, Twillrd and Plain Red and White
FIannels, Comforts, with a full line Of Dry Goods
and Notions, just received By
Nov B. GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
AEEN'S Youths and Boys Boots and Shoes, OF
vi good quality, just received, By
Nov. 3, lS77' GEO. w. r. KEARSLEY.
Z AIDES and Children's Shoes, of all sizes,
4 just received by
Nov. 3, II GEO. w. T. KEARSLEY.
~ R0CERlES.-Teas.S Sugars, Co(Tecs, and A
u general VARIETY of Groceries. just received
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
Nov O. GEO w T. kEARSLEI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-03

The instruction Of the Public School Teach
ers in West Virginia. and their Improvement
in the knowledge and art Of their profession,
is a: a cost annually to the State Of $4,000
II appears the law provides for Teachers In
sttutes in each County, and the Teachers are
required to attend them in their respective
Counties eight days in each year, for which
they are paid out Of the School fund g 80 per
day for thus being taught and improved. The
times and places OF holding these Institutes are
determined by the County Superintendent,
whose duty it is also to conduct them, or ap-
point some capable teacher in his stead. The
Institutes should be organized as a school /;
every class that is taught in primary school
should be formed, and recitatious regularly
heard in each, jus, as in the daily routine of a
primary school, says the State Superintcn-
dent.