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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
Personal.

7 HAVE established myse.f at the stand former
l ~ occupied by Albert Miller Tor the purpose
of conducting the Cabinet Business 10 ell its
branches and will work low FOR tie cash or pune
tual customers. Country Trade taken in exchange
for work. Bill hanging executed at shortest no
tice.
Jan. 20. 1876. Pc. holland.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
AuctiOncCT'.

THE undersigned having taken out license as
Auctiouccr, oilers his services in that caPac-
iiy, and will endcavor to obtain the best prices
for all property placed under his hammer. o,
Yes he solicits the patronage of those persons 20
fortunate as 10 have ything and want 90 dispose
of il to the highest bidder. Orders addressed to
the subscriber az Charlest0wn viii receive prompt
attention. GEO. W. HENSON.
Mnrt.h ls 1o-R-Gtn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
a PERFECT CURE.

CuARLESTOWN, June H. is'l'
Mr. n. r. STEVENS: -.....
Dear Sir-This j. TO certify ihat .,''i NH
,,afe "a nerf,,t cure of me when my attending
tIiy-iciln had pronounced my ease colsAhl''l'A
ami said could NOT sUrl i've many days,
Mrs. Lrp>rON, - Cook street,.
Tic flcts stated hv Mrs. Lcdsion are peis'"""I
h'''"" - '''-' \ ID. HAYNES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
NOTICE.
AZ The Circuit Court Of Jefferson County.
West Virginia.

~ lHc NHtui Nyull u JNhtIrVH Nyuhi. .
West Virginia.
CTy NJ an Ordcr n said Cont. made The l5M
dog cf AorenJer, 1876.
"On motion Of S. Howell, Commissioner Of
School Lands Tor Jefferson County, leave u given
him % file his Report dated November 10, 1876.
setting forth that certain tract Of land opposite
ar Icrs Ferry, on the Blue Ridge Mountain, con
tain .ng $50 acres, known O. the FAIRFAX land IN
said county, has been forfeited 20 tie State for
failure ~ have The same entered on the books Of
the proper Assessor aid charged with the taxes
thereon for i've sucsefdie years. 10 Wit: from
1868 TO 1873, both inclufye which il according
u.s. done. And upon no!i0l - said Howell Com
missioner a. Aforesaid, leave T. granted him 10 hc
his petition being Incorporated 10 faid report, 10
subject ssid land o. sale which 10 accordingly
done, and therefore il ordered By the Court that
the Clerk thereof, summon the parties claiming
title thereto 90 show cause az tie next term 81
said Court why said tract land shall not be sold
for the benefit Of tue school fuud, az required b.
law"
happening By the said report that the legal
title o. said land before the was forte tied 10
the State, was 10 the heirs Of r. Fairfax. who
unknon and believed 70 be non residents Of tho
STATE, notice is hereby given 20 said heirs and 10
al persons claiming title T. ssid land, t. show
cause, ~ any they can, On the fret day II the
March Term, 1871, Of said Court why said land
shall not Dc SOFA ior me bentht 81 me school lundJ
as PRAYED Tor 10 said petition Of ssid :. Howell.
And it j. ordered that a copy 9f this notice be
published once a week for fge successiye weeks,
next preceding said Fret dsy % sad Term. in the
Virginia Free Press, a newspaper published in
said county and il g. firttcr ordered that copies
thereof be posted al the Front Door Of the Court
House Of said county and at four public places IN
said County for thirty days next preceding said
first day ofsaid Term.
cOpy-Teste-
ROBERT T BROWS, Clerk
J. ". Mas0n Attorney.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03

L,liss' finest Phila !elphja goods, specially.
An 10 be sold a, the very closest margin. Now
IS the lime % obtain bargains.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
IN FULL BLAST AGAIN I!
Fertilizers.

7 AN prepared to furnish for.the fs!l trade stan
| dard Fertilizers such as Turner's. Ober's,
Nhauu's Pure Bone Meal, &c, and would request
persons in need of such goods to give u a call be.
lore puichasiug-will keep a stock 90 hand.
Aug. 70, 1876. JAS. LAW. HOOFF d co.
4 PPLE Pdrcrs, Corers and Steers, FOR sale by
4 JAS. LAW. IIOUFF & co.
ItRINDSTPNEs, "BcreG." for sale By
VI Aug. 10. JAS. LAW. nOOFF co.
TEyIMOTHY SEED. 80 Bushels Timothy Seed,
for sale by JAS. LAW. IlOUiF q co.
monet 10 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
OF %. 1916.

A CHANCE FOR BAEGAINs.-Geo. II. lag
ley, 10y a recent purchase Of Stock at low he-
ures can offer great many Special Bargains
in Boots, Shoes aud Hats. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Goods. All kinds Of
Homemade Work and Repairing done at
shortest aolce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03


IN Mart,a>bur.. on the oh Feb. MARY F.
ZWING. uti.oi Michael Ewing, aged ~ years
She leaves child months old.
Ia Nart.us5urg on the DIST, MICHAEL ZWlNG,
aged IS Yeas ard e mouths.
Ira Nmtl-barc on the morning Of the 22ud,
SIR. CilAS. Is. u.NLAL, aged - years, months
aud - days.
40 Nid5e Prairie. Saline county, Missouri, Jan.
l,,h, k. y. liAhN ~. soa-ia-iaW OF sam J hucS-
DIS, Formerly 90 h-4rnet sY..ie, Jefferson county
aged t' lelis.
DO Nl-U.-aur-. '. Pneumonia, Feb. 2tih, Mrs.
ELIZA ttlN FORD, aged 90 years, Z months
aud D. days.
Ia Nsr,.r.ba-r. ur Consumption. Mr.. JOHN L.
BAIlNAN.Hc.d o. wears.
N.lr .t..t..lon. Feb. Is. l--7. EDGAR
U0iIANl 'lrl,rt...B If C,pt. Milton BiIIm,,r.
aged - days.
AtE.r r..sF.-c, I'm Berkeley county. Feb. II,
l,-- Vr. NA.Is NrklE. wii, a. e. Roush
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03

C,TAMPED YOKES and Bands for Ladies wear,
y all the newest designs, 1t TAlLOBSi
Feb. Il. Main St, ueaI the Market
HAMBURG Edgings and Insertings, in fine va
riety, aud very low in price, az
TAYLORS,
Feb. II. Main St. near the Market.
OSIERY, Plain and Striped, for Ladies,
Gents and Children, at prices 20 suit the
tIn'r. at TAlLORS
Feb. II. Main st, near the Market.
TENHE "Returning Boards" have not reported on
Charlestown yet. bot they cannot ignore the
tact that Geo. W. TAYLOR. Main ST. near the
Market, has splendid stock o! Dry Goods aud
Notions, embracing new styles 10 Prints, Hosiery,
Edgings and lnserinCs, liandkerchicgs, Tics, Sc,
SC, which he is now running OF at the same low
margins of profit which be has maintained from
the start req. IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
NOTICE.
HATS AND NOTIONS,

SHOES,
HATS AND NOTIONS,
An inspection of Stock solicited.
Nov. Is, 1876. DAVID NOW BILL
DLAIN and Twilled White, Red and Plaid
Flannels. Balmoral eRir.s, Merno Vests for
ladies Merino Vests for Children, high neck aud
long sleeves. Corsets, Gloves, SILK Searis, Ru.-
ling, &c, tor sale by
Nov Is, 1876 DAVID HOW LII.
TtREY and Drah Pulled Iinsey, Corduroy,
III Mems Merino Shirts and Drawers. The CHI
max Shirt for 81 90; Linen handkerchief, Gents
Neck Tics, Cuffs and Collars, for sale BY
Nnv' Is 1870. DAVID HOWELL.
DUCKWHEAT Flour, Corn Meal, Albin's aud
u Renner's Family Flour, always on hand.
Nov is 1870. DAVID HOWELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
An InfniIibIc C'ulcy

WE have just received several Cases OF the
w Latest Spring Styles Of HATS of very su-
pciior quality aud at exceedingly low prices
Feb. IL, 1871 TRUSSELL & LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03

IF YOU want Comfort and Dry Feet, buy tie
Monogram Boots. Hand made throughout,
aud every pair warranted.
Oct. 7, 1876 TRUSSELL y LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
10 IIic Ladies.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

rs the County Court, r.h p,Ics tar
4 jefferson County, Set. 0'
At Rulcs held in the Clerks Office Of said
Court the First Monday in February, 1877.
MARTHA VIANDS, an Infant, by her next
friend. John Niauds,
Agliad
JACOB MATTHEW.
IN action Of trespass on Hc case IN assHmPsH
for breach Of promise Of marriage.
The object Of this suit is 10 recover Damages
Tor breach Of promise Of marria9 said a. have
been made By the Defendant 10 the Plaintiff, and
10 attach The Estate Of the Defendant Tor the pay
ment Of the same and costs Of suit.
happening by affidavit fled, and the return
OF the Sheriff tina. the Defendant Is not resident
Of this State. he il hereby required 10 appear ~
the next Rules, and do what Is necessary 10 pro-
tect his interest herein, And il is ordered that
this order be published once week for four
weeks IN the Virginia Free Press" ncwspa-
per published in this County, and posted at the
Front Door Of the Court House Of this County as
the Law provides.
4 copy-Tcsto
+. a. MOORE, Clerk.
Baylor & Wilson p. q,
Feb. TO- l577-4t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03

WYE are doing Tin Roofing and Spou,ing
w cheaper than il has ever been done In this
County. DUKE q GALLAHER.
October I. 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
CORN WANTED

WE are offering the highest market price for
~ CORN, either shelled or in the car.
WASHINGTON Il LIPPlTT
January 90 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03

!. VI. Mason. Attorney.
February q, ls77-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
READY .MAlEEL6THINf

Cor Gentlemen. Youths, Boys and Children, Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimercs is too well
known t. need comment Suffice il to say, Ready
Made Clothing was never known to be as low IN
price, as substantial in make, or as perfect IN TT
AS At present. and the proprietor of the Twin
Fronts justly pridcs himself upon his department,
guaranteeing satisfaction to all who patronize
his establishment Our
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03

Baylor & Wilson p. q,
Feb. 10. 1S77-4t.
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schedule OK Trains
Iarper's Fer:y& Valley Branch


Taking effect Thursday, September llth, 1876
~ G-rF-
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SWOLLEN LIMBS.
49,. - - - LII I'm

q Webster Street, Char!estoun, Mas
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
A New Ground Of Attack.

Senator Lamar recently wrote let
ter 10 Gen. Gordon, Of Georgia, urging
him to accept the position OF Special
Commissioner OF the Southern States
10 the Paris Exposition. In Col. La
mars letter the following passage oc'
ours:
A very Intelligent traveller, ono who has
aeld very conspicuous positions abroad,
has urged that 90 In the capacity Of Spe.
clal Commissioner, but happen to know
that l am not the man. Whilst In Europe
was consulted every day by Messrs. Ma.
son, slidell and our financial agents In
London and Paris. The greatest obstacle
in the way Of the financial recognition Of
cur COniedeTacy was the fact that our
President was from Mississippi, to which
the odium OF repudlatlon was attached.
remember the chief man on Change told
Mr.. Mason: "slr, you cannot float your
ioan unless your Coniederacy disavowS
the reputation OF Mississippi" Now, II
we've to 60 there, my time would be more
occupied In explaining this matter Of re-
pudlation than IN pushing the enterprise.
He adds:
Georgia has a due credit, and 10 already
outside OF the New England States, th'
third State Of the Union In the number o
it's manufactures, and perhaps the mos
prosperous Of any State IN the condition
Gifts manufacturing interests.
For this the Columbus Democra
makes tremendous assault on him
It says, "how must every Missiisip
plans check burn as he reads 1t ant
declares that the Senator by expressing
his cutter aversion to repudiation, ma
.iqus tue State he represents"
We should think every Mississip
plans cheek ought to burn about tha
population business, but not be
cause Senator Lamar tells the truIt
He says that for him to be continual
having to'explain 1t, would hamper hi
usefulness as a Commissioner. This
certainly the truth, and as bitter as
may be TO US, our Senator Is not
blame that il is the truth.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
VICKsBURG WEEKLY HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2 1877.

have no rights which the powers that
be should respect.
II should be remembered that the
Constitution OF 1850 was the work Of a
party whose object Was BY Law 10 Sc
sure Lower and get gain, and this tax
title proTisO was intended a. one Of
the sources of preparing the way to
eonhscate real estate by tax ealeE, deeds
aud decisions of courts. 1t is q shame
that G new ruling element having CO.
cured control in the State, should not
only allow, but intensity aud consum-
mate the outrage intended and COM
menced in 1867, 1870, 1872.
The trainers OF the Constitution
should blush for the imputatlon that
some liberal principles (sO.called) were
allowed In sales under executions more
than may be patent to ell the world,
and that courts should be compelled 10
apply them to tax sales. E. &. {.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
GrecIan Death wall.

Boston Advertiser . Atheub LebteA'l
The only stirring news in Athens Is
that of q duel which was recently
fought about four miles from here, by
which Greece lost one other best army
officers, Mr.. Bourbachis, Captain Of the
University Phalanx. This gentleman,
who was universally beloved and re-
spected, was last Wednesday morning
shot through the heart by bis most inll-
mate friend, In consequence OF fool
ish complication, for which the deceas'
ed was In no way TO blame. The
funeral service and procession were
very numerously attended. On the
day Of the duel l went with many
others 10 the house of mourning to sec
the body, aud heard one Of those
myriologues which tho nearest female
relatives of deceased persons In Greece
are wont 10 extempOrize over their re-
mains. By the bier sat the aged mother
who in her young days took an heroi,
part in the defense OF Mossolonghi
where Byron died, aud the sister OF thu
departed soldier; the former calm anC
resigned, the latter almost frantic will
grief. Placing her arms around tn
adreamless head, and looking loving
" in her brothers face, she pouret
forth her rude vail in gusts OF heart
lending grief, such as Electra 10 repre-
,ented by Sophocles to have displAye'
over the urn supposed TO contain lh
ashes OF her brother.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
BLAINE RELnHRa.

a@
The Maine sSuaiSr Says 4 Llttls Plsss to 4
st. LOuIs HsuSBapsr representative
The Predicate ssulhsFn PslIcy DOssa'l
salt HIm-Hs Says TIE sOulhsrn People
are POaOsHuIIy IneIInsd, bet Thlaks they
Have Net Bees Properly Reconstructed.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. Ex-senator Blaine, ex.
Secretary OF the Navy RObes0n, Congress.
men Eugene Hale, Of Maine, aud Senator
Chadee, OF Colorado, arrived In st. Louis
last night, and after staying over night ct
the Lindell, left tor Het Springs. The
GlObe-DemOcrat publishes a. Interview
with Blaine. Speaking OF Mr.. Hayes and
the Republican party, he said: "Mr.
Hayes has undoubtedly placed himself In
q position where be cannot receive the
cordial support Of the party that elected
him. The line, In fact, ls 90 clear.
ly drawn between him and the body
or the party that there can b no doubt as
to how each stands. Mr.. Hayes, in par
" view, Is neither on the Republican side
nor on the line. He 10 on the other side Of
the line, so lar as all tie practical results
OF his administration are concerned. 1t ls
absurd TO suppose that there can be any
harmony between him and the Repp bliean
party as long as he puTsues his present
course. The people know whether he has
carried out hls pledges as the President
elect d by the Republican party" Being
asked about the Southern policy,
Senator Blaine said that on this
subject there was, Of course, "a
difference Of opinion, but the diff
ference was very slight, and II was
safe to assume that there was no great
division Of sentiment Of party on tho mat
ter. "Many honest Republicans" said the
Senator, "belleye that the Southern people
are as loyal 10 the Union as we are 10 the
North, but OF this there is q serious doubt.
The Southern people, 10 is true, are, &C.
cOrdIng 70 all appearances, peacefully 10
cllned, and show o disposition 70 maintain
the supremacy OF the main Government
but men who were In the Rebel army can
not so readily give up thelr fAith. Theti
professions, In my opinion, are only skln
deem. The BOuthernors are laying low
until they get on top. They lead tho De
mocracy' and should their party get intt
power "a 1870, they will show hama tnal
will surprise that elas9 OF hepu0llcanl
who believe that reconciliation has heef
complete. The Southern people are NOT
in fact, rec0nciled; they are playtn policy
and their purpose ls TO get possession 0
the Government and rule It as they did be
fore the war, and then all the established
results OF the war and reconstructioE
would be set aside"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

Col. JoHN w. FoRNEY prints in the
PhiladelphiA Press a statemen! about
the charge that President Grant was
intoxicated When he called on Senator
Sumner in relation TO the Santo Do
mingo treaty. He says:
president Grant had evidently been
dining when he called upon Senator
Sumner. All Mr.. Summers guests
had retired but my yseIf. remained
behind at the request Of General Grant.
He was smoking a cigar when be walk.
ed into the reception.roOm, aud the
latter surprised me by offering to the
President fresh cigar-an unusual oc.
currence for Mr.. Sumner, who never
smoked himself and never invited
others 10 do so under his own roof
Now, Mr.. Sumner Is virtually dragged
from the grave to reproach General
Grant, and l am made a witness 10 the
assault. For answer, l have only to
say that while the President had evi
IDENTIFY Just come from hearty dinner
he spoke with general clearness, pre-
cision and accuracy; so clear, indeed
that on that very night l wrote an edi
torlal article for my newspaper, tht
Washington Daily ChronicGl, 10 favOl
of the San Domingo, projects firmly
believing that the President had con
vInced the Senator.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
For the Vicksburg Herald
OUR FEDERAL DEAD.
BY ELLES z. HEBRON.


While walking through the eemetsry at
jackson, Miss nv attention vas arrested
BY many rude, low headbOards In q group;
and upon inquiry | was told they we're
ssoldiers' graves" Running eagerly up
the mound began to read when my 10.
t0rmant added "thsy are Yankee soldiers"
Being pressed for time, and also cOnsider.
ably disappointed, l turned away; Jet
could but reflect, while slowly retFacing
my steps, how bitterly sad 1t must be tn
''sleep the last sleep" In land where one
is scarcely welcome to q grave.
Ye came In the strength OF martial might
To iar.of GoOdly Land,
With costly armor blTnlshed bright,
He we're q valiant band!
Your reveille so quick and glad
AwOke each glIsti ming glade,
While your sunset-drum more sweetly sad
Was oouthland's serenade.
Your warriors walked amid our homes
In all the pomp and pride
That ever with the victor comes,
His loved ones by bis side;
While our poor starving heroes wept
For country and for home,
Or isrGpped In h0nor'S cOioTS slept
Where sad defects ae'er come
Great. battles ragged, brave warriors waged
Their strength In deadly blows,
While earth's deep wounds somewhat as
suaged
Grew pure meath Winters SHOWS
cpring came; aud O'er each soldiers grave,
The SOuthrOn's, NOrthman's, too,
Her falrest towers began to wave
Beneath her skies so blue;
While mid them all the Gongster's plant
Came nesting low and sad
A9 though he feared meath such restraint
To echo nOtes so glad
PEACE sounded O'er q PROSTATE land,
And armies passed aiar-
But yC let lie foblest Of your band
Beneath Our ereninG star!
And shall we pass them coldly by
While nesting at our feet!
Shall We refuse n heartfelt Sigh
For llVes 90 grand, 80 feet?-
D God Thou know'st all things; whAt
parts
Man from hls fellow-men;
But earth, and Heav'n, and human heartl
ALI plead for love again,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
WE print, this morning, card fror

WE print, this morning, a card from
the HOu. II. D. Money about our
Washington correspondent. Mr.. Money
claims that our correspondent has de-
famed him, and he therefore requests a
hearing through the HERALD. We
would be pleased If he had taken more
space than he has, II he could prore he
is right. The people In this part Of the
State will certainly be glad 10 hear
from him sufficient reasons for aiding
the Huntington scheme, that they be.
lieve is put on foot 10 defeat our efforts
10 secure railway to the Pacific.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Rngland,u Ptnnarntiona.l

LONDON, Dec. 22--rke Times, In ita
column OF military and naval lntalligeRee,
Gays during the past twelve months ahfpi
have been constantly employed conveying
stores 10 Gibraltar and Malta, IN each Ot
which place there is now q vast aeounau-
latiOn OF war materials. Orders have
been received ct WOOlWich. for The mann.
iRcture Of l0.POunder field guns. II has
also been determined that four eighty ton
guns are 10 be chambered forthwith.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Destructive Fire in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. PA fire broke out on
Pier No, 2, at the corner OF Pratt and
Light streets, at the head OF the Basin,
this morning, on the wharves occupied by
the Richmond and York River steamboat
Llne, Il. Foster, steamboat agent; =. Rlce
Il Son, OF the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Line, and J. A. ShrOVer, agent. Fortu:
nateiy, there was comparatively a small
amount OF freight on the wharVes. AZ
near as can be ascertained at present,
1000 bales cotton, 100 boxes sugar, 100 bags
coffee, small quantity OF tobacco and
other freight, was damaged by hro, and
% barrels petroleum was burned, with the
shed roofs OF the pier. The steamer Sher'
Iy. living alongside the wharf, was slightly
damaged and hauled OIL Ia the stream.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
VEGETTNE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Rsnovates and lnvlgorates the
Whole System.
IT'S MEDIOIRAL PROPERTIES ARE ALTHk
TIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT AND DIURETIO.

yEGETINE j. male exclusively from the
Juices OF carefully selected barks, roots and
herbs, and 90 strongly concentrated, that Il win
etiectually eradicate from the Eystom eyery talnt
OF Berofhtn, SeF0lalsnu HEutmbr, Ta~
mere, Cuneer, Cnucereus znWoFs
RgysipelRs, salt Rheum, Ayphtlltis
Dlseaaea, CanlteT. Raiutness nc tho
SaomaehI and all diseases that arise from In.
pure blood. setaaicn, huaamnsaasFf and
Goui and Spinal Complaiuia, can only
bo eifoctually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and RFuPtRVe Diseases stho
skis, Pusaules, Ptmplen, Bae ehea,
KBoils, Teaaer, 8eala-hema and 1imRs
woFm, HEGETlNE has never failed TO effecta
permanent euro.
For Pains On the Back, Kldney Coms
LeucOFFh9a, arising from internal ulcers
tion, and uterine diseases and Gemeral Wes
billy, VEGErlNE acts directly upon the
causes Of these complaints. IL iiklgoFates and
strengthens the whole Eysteni arts upon the R0.
crctiTe organs, allnys Inflammation cures ulcer
alton and regulates tie bowels. ~
For Cutarrh, Dyspepaia, uableual
GOaetVeneaa, PnlpituihOn of the Heart
Headache, Piisn, NeFVaasaesa aad
8ystena, no medlclne has given such per-
feet satisfaction as the vEGETtNE. II purihos
the blood, clegnsc8 all 81 the organs and poe
eosses u controlling power over the nervous sya-
TEN.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGErfNE
have Induced many physlcIGus anl apcihecaries
Whsni We know 10 prescribe and Use II In their
own families
In fact, VEGETISE Is tie hes; rem,dy yet
discovered for tho above diseases, and Is comfy
reliable BLOOD PCRlFIEB yeI placed
before the nubllc
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
The WAY Il Il Done 10 California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. PA few days
ago the town OF Calinte, in the southern
norton OF the state, was raided by party
OF MeXIcans and native CalifOrnians. A
number OF horses, a lot Of provisions, dry
goods, and some money were taken. They
also stole a number OF horses from the
town OF Bakersfield. Yesterday five OF
the party were captured In the Turgeon
mountains, aud taken to Bakersfield. Last
night body oil men, embracing number
OF the best citizens OF Bakersfield, forced
their way into the jail, took the prisoners
into the Courtroom, impaneled jury,
tried, and convicted, and hung them In the
Jail yard. A COroner's Jury this morning
lSuHd q verdict chung By parties I'M
kneWn,"