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The Morning herald., 1877-02-01

SnO Vs0oS - - '~sS
spsrs, . 4 y ars nkotly in 3
pijsons, it al ss paySei thar :
hall the Sst " maintain :. Il b
Psuitsntisy nrhiladSlphia sAsse s1y.
shing is reduced 70 asgsiem Of tho mna
economical kind, it costsrswies - much ?,
the sum stated to feed . prisoidr. ;
hs,,ndsriyhg Ida Of the WORK hou5'
scheme issoAs tof tptOdt- this b wrong !;
reformation ofths lAllsn b The true func'
tion ofa State. not profit from their labor.
We state certain facts and challenge Do
NAL: 4, si } ,,sssl,4 D. 4ss 4 20
/. Thsss il no method known, wherein
to combine : penal and lresormatory ~
tsm succeslfnlly. d az L Z R5
IL. Thsrs i no workhouss with one or
two exceptions in the United States which
is not an annual tax upon the State TO an
amount varying from $5o, 900 to 500, 900
per anpun. 'las O. .9&,4ds. -
III. We have not : criminal population
OF sufacisot magnitude to justify Of make
profitable workhouss With our average
prisoners untrisd and convicted, Of lao
in the three counties it would necessitate
such number Of officers As to justify The
comparison With some Of the military
companies where the band, and the efAcsrs
are almost as numerous soldiers Az un-
tried prisoner In Jail could no, be sub.
jected to penal discipline, a. BY prssump-
tion Of Law, Ahs is innocent until found
guilty. ''-S '-',''1"' A+
w. Poverty is not yet ! crime, and
surely no humane citizen, can rightfully
complain Of the exercise Of the injunction
Of our Masten to give food to the hungry.
V. Economy. and remission of taxation
are the needs Of the nour, instead ofspending
$l0o, GOO on work house, take of the tax
upon manufactures, and invite industry into
the State, and the tramps willfind employ
ment outside Of not inside prison walls.
vi. Che employment Of convict labor
in our State, is a competitive blow at hon
est labor, which ought to be resisted BY
every ~6s4fman. .tf4
VII. A committee to enquire, and then
report upon scheme Of q workhouse, is
what is wanted. No cropping in the dark.
The House of Correction in Philsdelphia
il q sinking fund, and q. sink of iniquity,
and has in no way lessened mendecity in
that city. .yr,-.,4 ,,y ID, ...,w ~
VIII. 1t il doubtful if such an institu.
tion would help us-certain 1t il. it would
tax us right smartly. .,. - a..,5 ,..,.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
EDITORIAL vA1IRTIEs.

-Ma. GLADsroxE has put the present as.
pect Of The Turkish question very forcibly
and clearly before the English people. It
is the fashion Of the Tory newspapers to
represent the ex-Premier as a passionate
sentimentalist, who is engaged in an at
tempt to destroy british interests in the
East" His Taunton speech is vigorous
and manly refutation of the idea that
Great Britain has any interests, the main
tainance Of which, is inconsistent with na-
tional honor and common humanity. He
indirectly attacks the Ministry for its ap-
parent acquiescence in the opinion tn It,
now that the conference is over, England
has nothing else to do Lord Salisbury
went to Coustantinople to give the Porte
good advice. He comes away with nothing
but the pefu'al Of that advice in his recol-.
lection. England is supposed to fall back
on the treaties Of 1856. But Mr.. Gladstone
urges that these treaties are no longer in
force, and it is monstrous to maintain that
they are, as between Turkey and England.
There is the key of the whole situation.
English inauence and resources have sus-
tanned Turkey. Therefore England has a
moral: right to insist upon her good advice
being accepted. A failure to insist i. cow
ardly; and it does not met the case to de-
clare that treaties bar England from any
such intervention. ie la .etpt o..
Whether hydrophobia can or not be sim.
ulated by nervous disturbance to fatal ex.
tent there can be no doubt that the worst
frame Of mind for man afflicted with an
irritated lacerated wound is the expectation
Of hydrophsbia. Much might be done to
put an end to this II the foolish practice
were discontinued Of at once Destroying a
dog on suspicion Of madness when it has
bitten human being. The dog once de.
stroyed, no means of ascertaining whether
it were really mad or no. remain and the
person bit il left to the influence of . terro,
which, in the present state Of medica,
knowledge on the subject, can never come
to an end. !E''' .t '"f
Nh. Dubois the assayer Of the mint Al
Philadelphia, lays down the following
rules for detecting counterfeit silver. So
much has been put in circulation the past
few weeks that it il wise to fanilisrize
many with the directions. The genuine
ness Of half dollar is something worth
looking after, to many Of u, and oespeci-
ally to 'torekeepers, taking them often
through the day. 1t is, therefore, worth
the trouble to have on the counter one or
two witnesses easy to be had.
lst. A balance, which need bs no more
than thin strip. of wood eight or ten in
ehes long neatly poised. Place a good
piscs'on one end and the suspected one On
the other and have weight Of three grains
At hand, lfthe difference is more than
~? d, s.',e :, The pie G. .la,.
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IL e.ys1S 4 Lsa}vn 1<1 E.
'indisDo Dosition sxerti3n, lo6ls6 pnory,
.dinic1lW Of fb1bath,ng. sMeak11A, ha!ror ol
sdimnesH Of VISION, laDgnor, universsf lassi
tq1e ofthe muscular system, enprnQug ap,
ilushic 8 II ne SSdys sdfySess Of TIE SsfS.
pAllld couptena4ce end eruptions on tha
heevtnes q 1hs sgslids@ @Feanent black kIrop
dylne befo1e't 'theseyes, with suffualon And
l6eA6fslghE. want Of attention, &c. 0Uld
only in 81 bottles. Get tns genuine. Depot
and ONCE, $50 North Ninth street, Philadel-
kel.s Bitter Wine Of Iron and take no other
make. Genuine sold only in u bottles.l e
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
Wnniseess, TsDruary !. ls77.

vWNhAet-rsaiAbls ssosssspcaAsn AZ Ii every
village In the state, tn Write the dodngs and
ssyings a the people and ths ANetness prps.
pecfa ~ A&tFAafiNns Of taair aocality. The
schools, the NAlr(e,, ths fASn sesntsons
the character Of tho sspll, ard The advsn.
tages peWemDk to be the themes for theil
comm mi Af11cnG tadaii 10 aIRs sse!i -
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Here and There.

.-fF.rfNfA TTTT7i y
=, Little drops of water, ~.
Little grains Of corn, .,.t .... ..
Make the mighty jersey lightning,
,s And the pleasant morning horn.
live could only learn to forgive others
as readily q We forgive ourselves oDe-half
OF the troubles OF, this life could be over.
Some people are born expressly for fools
and If they undertake to be anything else
they soil. ...,.t,.s
II is easy enough to grow cid, but to
grow old easily is smother kind ofjob.
There are certain kinds of economy that
don't pay irving to straighten crooked
fpins is one of them. '@,.a i-n %
The only thing that man can do well
when he is in passion il to fight hornets
and mosquitoes. rau,t ~.ll ltr.. aa
When the guilty 60 free the innocent
suffer. ''7'-
i never ssw man yss who was really in
love who didn't act more or less foolish.
Coed opportunities must be taken by the
forelock most people take them BY tail.
We all complain Of the shortness Of life,
but most folks outlive the usefulness. 7a
1t is q very common thing to make
blunder, but is very uncommon thing to
own it. ,. .rru s--,r d..
There are folks who can't bear to do any
thing unless there is profit in it if they
subscribe thousand dollars for the heath
en- they want 10 per cent thrown off for
Young man, if you doubt the propriety
Of thing, it is always safe to give your
judgment the benefit of the doubt.
If you expect to get through this world
without being censured and abused you
have got to take back road and travel by
moonlight. '
I Inever knew busy. body ct who spent
his time hunting for good news.
Revenge is no victory; it is likely killing
a hornet after he has stung you.
It's easierto guess than to prophecy, and
it is full as certain. -
Look out for the man who il humble
when there il no particular cause for hu-
mility; he il either setting trap or batting
one. tu' wrH'.'&' .....
l notice one thing; the mere leisure peo-
pie have, the less time they spend in i'm
proving themselves. rGs 7r~' .ro
No mai ever yet sailed under false colors
but that he had to strike them sooner OF
later. ..... ..... a... U.r.
About 81 ,250 tons of sailing and steam
shipping were turned out Of Liverpool
yards last year.
The biggest boy in the school in Laogoo.
tee, Ind, kissed the schoolma'am when she
tried to whip him.
The assertion is made by the "Univer-
salist" that insanity follows religious revi.
walls as surely as suffering follows war.
A total abstinence club in Lowell, Mass.
has 1000 members, including the Mayor
and other representative citizens.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-01
BylBY EVENING AND THE HER.


ESD, are the controlling owners Of every
Evening and are therefore responsible
for its contents. Since The Herald was
started E. E. persistantly ,and frequently as
sailed Il, its editor again and again, abused
and illuminated its owners. It'tore open
thssssl which should properly cover the
private affairs Of every citizen, and in our
cass, whenever it could exposed them to
public view did 50. Some months ago while
relative 1sy dead in our homs. it publish
sdaa sttaek upon US, - virulens as it was
unjust. The sanctities which. eushrowd
the dead, forbade an answer at that time :.
Itgvs vent more than once to its low
Wit about the "OHirald," intending to
insult the proprietors of the HrRA1D, on
account of their nationality. Yesterday it
did that which neither Jealousy nor rival.
ry can justly; ,ppcallsd for on the score Of
public policy, it published a statement Of
our affairs, obtained from a person it has
frequently abused in its columns. Its
statement in many respects are. untrue, and
indignantly slanderous. Now Messrs. Nc
Comb and Bates, you are the persons re.
sponsihle for this wrong, your paper has
abused successively almost every promi'
nent man in /, the State, Governor
Ponder, Mayor Whiteley, Sheriff Grubb.
Mr.. Pickels, Mr., vinceat, Col. Febiger,
Samuel Townsend:-and others have sue.
cssaively bsen barbed by its poisoned ar.
ROW.. We ask Messrs. McComb and Bate,
on what ,precept Of Christianity, or rule Of
morality, they continue thus to elander . RI
val. AlE rnEY WITHOUT s1H,AND ENT1-
TIED TO CAST A. -, STONE At ANY
ONE? The HERALD has paid
oyer. $4,000 10 in, wages to its EN-.
ployeea sinss its commencement and owen
under that head probably $500, net two per
cent Of ths entire sum! The gentleman
who untruly informed Messrs. McComb
and Bates paper, that he left because he
could net get market money! We regret to
say is INDEBTED TO THE HERALD.
The rule which forbids mention of favors
conferred, conpels silence as to the facts
in his casa. o., u4n y oi sy,"re'
Webegto ask Messrs. McC Comb and Bates
ifthey consider it an ofense, for family
with IN o. before their name To- start q
newspaper in This city ? Or is it fair and
manly to drag ladies. name into the COL
umns of their paper. r.raTHs 'HERALD was
founded with the money Of its owners, it
bas not had the patronage q morniug paper
wss fairly entitled to claim; but surely q
brave struggle against loss by lady and
her nephew, the present owners Of The
HERALD, deserves better treatment for
their courageous and u every Evening
once sid, "hcroic attempt" to found a
a nosnins paper in Wilmington than
cowardly SANDER. p" .'' '.'. ,' ,'"
The HERALD will continue its publication,
it seeks war with no man; but if every
Evening" persists in it, malignant intru-
siop. into the private affairs Of Others, i,
may establish an unpleasant precedent.
i.
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nA y W. 1'ns r Esf 'f' 1fi'*
AT NO. kEsT THIRD 81.

AT1ol1MATKET STREE r..
tTenth and Marke ct kts.l
will be found the store4 q the
GREAT CANTON NDJAPAN
TEA COMPANY, which are now
selling 'gstOd teA ana c06ee Cheap
or than any house In this city.
We mean Just what we say. All
We ask ID q T. ial ~ ,ur gooOss W.
hovo 4 good frOaat ID c01fse - 40
per pound, and JhvA coffee strict
" pure and Of The very Rnest
bonn centsso sf.Oo PR pound.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28
Church Notes.

RI Rev Bishop Whit,le, of the Virginia
Diocese has made the following appointments:
Shepherlstown, August 10th Lee own, 18th
Bunker Hill, 18TH; Midleway, 18th; Charles
town, 18th; Ripon, 18th, at which time the
new church will be consecratel Wickiitfe,
10TH
The Second Quarterly Meeting for Charles
town Charge, NJ Z. Church, South, will lie
held near Browns Crossing, B. & o. r. r.,
commencing Saturday, July 2Sth, at 81 ?. N.
Preaching also on sabbath at Il y. NJ and 8
p. NJ, By the p. F., Rev Dr. Head.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28
MARRIED,

On the afternoon Of the 9Th instant. in the Mar
kct -. NJ. Z. Church, by Rev. Mr.. Ferguson,
ROBERT W. NEAL, of Piedmont, W. Va, for
mprly of Winchester. and Miss ". LIZZIE DEN
ny, daughter of Joseph ;. Denny, of Winchester.
On the 18th instant, at the residence Of Jere-
miah Riuehcart, on Timber Ridge, by Elder Jo-
shua r Hudson, JOHN @. FULLER and MARY
T. LIGHT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Reno
Yates and lnyigorates
the Whole System.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alteratice, Tonic, Solvent
AND DIURETIC,
Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir--l will most cheerfully
add nv testimony TO the great
You have already received
i'm favor Of your great and good
medicine. NEGErINE, for do not
think enough can be said in its
praise, for / was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful
disease, Catarrh. aud had such bad
coughing spells that il would seem
as though | never could breathe
any more. and NEGETlNE has
cured me: and do feel 10 thank
God all the Time that there is SO
good q medicine IS NEGETlNE,
air,l | also think il one Of the best
medicines for coughs and weak,
sinking feelings at the stOmachi
and advise everybody TO take The
VEGErGNE, for can assure them
II is one OF the best medicines
that ever was.
MRS. /. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Walnut sta,
Cambridge, Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28

Martinsburg Matters.
From The Sla,esmea :

From the Salesman:
Richard Zopp. II Evans and John Davis
were arrested as being concerned I'm the rail-
road >'rl. j1 this city. After their examiua-
tiou before Justice Wien. Davis and Zepp
were held ID $500 bail aud Evans was dis
charged
Speakers have been appoirtol to address the
citizens Of Berkeley upon the Capital question
at tte various towns Of the county. Speaking
every Lly Uuti. election
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28
Heat and sickness.

During the hot and sultry weather an unnsuaI
amount Of sickness prevails in every commit
nifty especially among females and children
caused 6y the fermenting miasma gas or nitro
cenous matter Coating in the air. arising from
dec1ying vesetltiou. This bad air affects
everything we eat and cngenders it in a semi
fermentation which when taken in the system
is Ike learen. and operates on Che whole:
starting IN the bowels and soon producing
violent fermentation, causing diarrhea and dis
sentery 1t has been found that the use OF
Speer old Port Grape Wine Of New jersey
las an extraordinary effect in checking this
fermentation and restoring the system to Its
original strength and vieor, and when used IN
time it prevents these complaints altogether.
Iuvalids and deblitatel persons have found it
the most nutrcious and strengthening tonic
in the market and the greatest help in resist
jng the poisonous effects Of the vitiated atmcs-
phere This wine 50 long established has be-
come the standard wine upon which physi-
clans rely as the most rich in body and genu-
inc in character containing the greatest amount
of medicinal properties with the least iutoxi-
eating qualities. Speers vineyards promise
larger yield this year than usual and he has
reduced the price of bis wine that any one can
now purchase it Of druggists for : per bottle.
None Of this wine is bottled until it is four
years old Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28

10 IS qulei South OF the io'omac.
The vigilance committees aud veterans are
doing good service.
In Baltimore there Is much activity in tie
recruiting of tac regiments of volunteers.
The sto-ks of l,ur aud provisions in Pitts
bur are running short
Il was qlict at Harrisburg on Tneslay.-
The vigilance committee numbers 1000.
At S. Louis a formidable militia is being
organized.
The mcn Of the Gsthlehem, Pa. iron works
threaten strike
There is q formidable array Of police and
troops 40 Philadelphia, sufficient it is thought
Oh dispose Of Oh 10 summarily
Tie striking SIX viewers at Paterson, \. j.,
create much uncas:ness. They are trying 70
in;jw,'a,e those ut work.
All passenger trains are moving on the main
line OF the PENNSYLVANIA road, and freight or
New York division has been re-established.
Wages are 90 be restored on the Louisville,
Nashville and Great Western railroad, aud
there Is 10 fear Of trouble.
A militia regiment arrived at Allentown. Pa.
Tue.'s y from near Reaiug. They walked
the as. six miles Of their route the engineers
refusing % take them further, fearing violence.
Tae mob h's been suppressed in Baltimore,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia. Ia some localities
thc strikers are aiding tie authorities in sup
pressing ;he mobs
Tn mercantile circles the situation in the
country 40 large is recognized as being grave,
and luu.bt with tie most painful results to
the ye-y classes tba, have brought it about.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28
Grange Gleanings.

The County Council viii meet at Lemen's
School House on saturday. August 9Th.
To-day, Saturday, July 9Sth. is the day APP
pointed f.r the organization Of Pomona
Grange Meeting at Court-House in Charles
town 40 10 o'clock. Address by Prof Benz
Hyde Benton, at 2P. w. The subordinate
oranges are requested to send three delegates.
The public invited 20 the Address at Z. NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28
News and Times about winchester.
From the Mars:

From the Mars:
lIr G. T. Fisher. the manager Of the Taylor
Hotel who obtained the uneuviabie uotoriety
oi having abscouded with the hotel funds, has
returned, and says his disappearance had moth
ING o. Do with the affairs Of the hotel, and that
be did net carry away dollar Of its funds or
ofauytoiy elses.
Mr. Isaac H. Faulkner, Jr., has purchased
Of COL Henry c. Cutler, the fine residence on
Kent street, known as the Riley property, p
for $500 cash.
From the Times
Tie new artillery company has heen orga-
uizeJ by c'ccting Gen. James II. Williams as
Captain. &. W. Hollis rs lst Lieutenant, 4. VI.
Paarce, Pad Lieutenant, and G. VI. Grin, Srd
Lieutenant
Bishop Eain will preach On Sunday Ia the
Church Of The Sacred Heart.
New Wheat SI35-l 40. Corn co cents.
Temp'ar writing from IIorlce's Gap
20 tie Slephorlstowu Register says Mr. Joseph
l.. Roberts has the finest patch of squashcs
that have seen for a long while, and Mr.. r.
also harvested five or six acres Of wheat. from
last years s.ubble ground, grown vjthoutauy
cultivation whatever. We assisted 20 harvest
The crop referred 90. and found the quality Of
tie grain superior % any raised oa Nr. Rs
farm. entirely free from smut
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28
.Fl7MBag LOOK 70 YOUR INTEREST!
RAMSBURG EXCELSIOR PLANT FOOD.
The best and most reliable Fertilizer in the
market. Sold by
DE-. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
T. O.. Wadesyille Va

DFlll in use, sold by
ID, F. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
j. o., Wadesvle, Va.
THE HAGEGsTOWNS SPRING TOOTH RAKE
Made OF the very best Material and Finish.
-Four different price Rakcs. Sold by
d. F. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
p. o., Vaudeville, Va.
UMPIRE THRESHER 4 SEPARATOR, cxcels
1 : all others, and for sale by
D.F. SHOEMAKER, Agent
p. o., Wadesyiilc, Va.
GRAIN REGISTER! An Implement that no
" Thresherman can afford 10 do without; it
keeps correct account Of all grain Thrcshed.
Sold by DF. $40 EMAKER, Agent
=. o. Vaudeville, Va
GTEAM ENGINES ofany size, from two Horse
y to Corli.s, sold by
De. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
i. o., Vaudeville, Va.
ID EAPERS AND MOWERS Iubbard's Com
l bined Rcapers, Meadow Lark Mowers, sold
by d. T. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
J. o., VAUDEVILLE Va.
TOUST'S FIELD HAY LOADER, for sale bv
L b: F. SHOEMAKER. Agent,
=. o., Wadesrie, Va.
4 VERY SUPERIOR WHEAT FAN, sold by
n D. F. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
p. o., Vaudeville, Va.
rT'HE MITCHELL WAGON. manufactured at
1 Racine, Wisconsin, for sale by
d. +. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
7. e., Vaudeville, Va,
Agent for all kinds Of Farm Implements, Fod-
Ter Cutters, Glover Hulers, Corn Shelters and
Horse Powers. 4 few Second hand Powers.
The above Implements and Fertilizer can be had
by leaving orders with Mr. \. STUMP'in Charles
own.
May 60, lS77-till Oct l.
4 LARGE stock OF Gate Bolts, Just received
y and for sale by
May Is, 1877. DUKE & GALLAHER. |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28

VNliE object Of this slit is 10 obtain Judgment
against the Defendant for the sum OF One
Hundred and Ten Dollars, with legal interest
thereon from the 2Gth day of November, 1910, to
be credited by (S3G.0l) as of the 26th day of De
cember, 1871 and to attach the estate Of the De-
PENDANT within said County, sufficient 70 satisfy
said Judgment and costs.
1t appearing, on affidavit fled in this suit, that
the Defendant, Martin Baker, is not n resident Of
the State Of West Virginia, be is hereby required
to appear within iohr weeks after the date OF the
first publication Of this order, and do what Is ne
cessary to protect his interests in this matter.
And il is further ordered tat copy of this or
der shall be published once a gseck. for four sue
cessive weeks, in THE VIRGINIA. FREE PREss-a
newspaper published IN this COuuty-aBd also
posted the front door Of the Court House Of the
said County, least twenty days before Decree is
rendered.
y. c. WASHINGTON,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
cambridge & Pendcton, P. Q.
july I, ls7T-it.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28
Special Notices.
Special Notices.
The GREAT CAUSE
OF
Hum an Misery.

Jnsf PaJli.hed IN a scu'ed Envelope. Price cts
,,..szs,se. A Lecture on the Nature.
Treatment, and Radical cure Of Semi
49, nal Weakness, or Spcrmatcrrhca,
induced by selfAbrsc, iuvoldnsary Emissions,
Impotency. Nervous Debility, and lmpsdiiments
to Marriage generally; Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits Mental and Physical lncapacity, 6c.-
By ROBERT. }. CULN ERW ELL, NJ. d., author
of the Green Book" DC.
Tie world-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF Sell-Abuse may be
efectually removed without medicine, and with
out dan rerous gcal operations, bougies, instru
meuts rings or col dials pointing ont mode oicure
at once certain and efeclual, by hich every SUI
ferer. no matter what lis condition may be. may
cure himself chesply, privately and radically.
as0- The Lecture eH prore boon to hoHs apd'
and hoUsGHGs.
Sentunder seal in plain envelope. 10 any ad-
dress, on receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CUIVERWELI. MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann ST. New York, Post Office Box 4jS6.
January 10, lS77-nd July IA. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-28

"Commissicner Ceon Moore, by his report,
da ted March Alb, ls7G-haying reported, that
iIle csms OF Pierce T.. holland, Weiric 4 Weller,
Thomas lIiie, Mex night a Bro, Davis Il lock
aud John W. Lock against Mary d. llursts T..
tate, were presented 10 him ~ Commissioner, but
for want OF proof we're not audited against the
Estate Of said Mary d. Hurst-it Is ordered on
their motion; ard al their costs, that the above
named cause be referred - Commissioner Gloon
Moore with authority and instructions 10 take
proof in regard 10 said claims-and II 80 estab
ished 10 audi, the same against her the said Mary
d. Hursts Estate; and also 10 take proof NJ % n
Bond Of Mary d. Hurst due and PAYABLE 20
Charles j. Faulkner; also any other claims a.
gainsther Estate
A Copy-Tcstc
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