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Letter from Harper's Ferry.
BrrrER LATE ruAN NEvEH.

HAEPEG's FERRY, Jan. lG, 1871.
DEAR EuuoBS: If my communication
does not reach you at the eleventh hour /
viii ealeavor 10 give your readers some Of the
particulars OF the entertainments in the vari-
Gus churches f1r the qualification Of the Sun-
day School children Suriug the Holidays, IN
which both sexes and al, ages participated
Your reporter seems only % have been present
at the one on Camp II.ll at the VI. p Church.
The Lutheran Church hal been beautifully
aud tastsfully trimmed with the hemlocs and
pine from our saow clad hills. a Christ
mas Greeting was conspicuous in large let
tiers AS yuu entered The choir sang some well
selected pieces. Miss Alice Holmes scarcely
in her teens Is the or saGist and gives great
satisfaction 70 the choir The voice Of Miss
Ella Cannon, fine coutralto, deserves espe-
cial ueai.1n Whilst the children sang The
Star of Bethlehem, a stas came forth Ia daz-
cling brilaucy. The whole concluded with
Santa Claus emerging from a house whose
roof was covered with snow, ringing his bell
aul distributing toy buckets Of candy 20 the
children Mr. Hoffman pers0nated Old san
n" TIE pastor, Mr.. Friday, received boun-
tiful supply of donations. The exercises took
place on Saturday Eve before Christmas.
Ga Christmas day the children aud friends
assembled On the Presbyterian Church and sac5
Of candy were distributed 90 oil connected with
the Sunday School Some pieces were sung
b 40 organ impairment, and little poems
apr.rrs O. Christmas repeated by two % tie
lu.c boys. Mr.. Davies is always on hand to
assist Mr. N'Crcislt, the Superintendent, IN
anythiar that win please aud elify the child
~ O. r..... 60, tf, d. ~ az tl,,f Iooufifnl
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Church Notes.

Tho Rev, J L. KILLER will preach at the
White House on Sunday, tomorrow Dist IN
slant, q, II O'Clock, aud at BeuIah at o'clk.
Rev. S. G. Ferguson will preach at Wilt
shlre's School House on Sabbath morning 2ist,
at lOl o'clock
The Valley Couvocation will hold lis next
meeting in Zion Church, Charles;owu, begin
ming Wednesday evening, oath inst Services
will be daily at / o'clock, a. ~, and Z P NJ.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered in the Presbyterian Church, in
this place, on Sabbath morning, January DIST.
The preparatory services will begin on the
preceding Friday. It is expected that Rev.
Dr.. Graham Of Winchester, will assist Rev.
Mr. Hopkins ia these services.
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The Virginia Free Press,
The "Old Family Journal"
rr,rrrsrowx, JaNrAay 20. 1877.
The County Court.

The Justices elected in October assembled
-. ,,e Court House on Monday last. Col Ro.
N Baylor. President Of The County Court,
..sl.l A classification was then made
rt. pnseut term is composed Of The President
IN Justices Juo. G Cockrcu aud Joel W.
b t.,,s. Il being jury term The attendance
., PERSONS upon Cous, has been quite large
~, Thes. TLrashcr Of the Harpe,s Ferry
s..,.c. having declined to qualify as Justice
,,, Wn. Moore. Of ilarpey's Ferry, was chosen
o.. 81, vacancy. Tae new Sheriff and bis
n.pa,i,s bsyo catered actively upon the Per
s,~s.ce az their duties.
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MARRIED.,

Ia the Presbyterian Church in Charlestown, on
Wednesday morning, January II, le77, by Rev.
Robert Holland, Of the Lutheran Church in Shep-
herdstown. assisted By Rev. A. C. Hopkins, PROT
=. y. SMELTZER of shepherd College, Shep-
herdstown, TO Miss BLANCHE EICHELBERGGR
daughter Of Geo. W. EicLeiberger, Esq, Of this
county.
In Stamford, Connecticut, on Wednesday, Jan
uarv 3. 1877, al II. Johns Church, by Rev W IL
liam Tat'ock, Mr.. ALBERT ). SWORDS, OF New
York civ. 10 Miss GEORGIANA HOlT, dIugh-
ter OF Geo. A. lloyt, Esq, Of Stamford.
January 10. 1870. by Rev. w. G.. Egglcstcn, ct
the residence Of tho brides parents, in Frederick
county, Va, ". G.. TUCKER, of Eichmoud, Va,
and ADDlE ~. HULL.
At the Lutheran Parsonage, in Shepherdstown,
on Thursday evening. January lth, 1871, bY Key.
R. c. Holland, Mr. WM. b. MILLER to Miss LII
LIELUCAS, all of Shephcrdst0wn.
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In Niddevay, January lIth, Mrs. SARAH. 4.
ROBERTS. wife OF Joel ". Roberts, Esq, in the
5G,h year Of her age.
Near Uniouyilie, in this county. on tie 18th OF
December. 1876, Mrs. SUSAN COATS, aged 9.
wears. She was consistent member oi the Meth
odst Episcopal Church for many years, aud died
world.
On the alst Of December. 1916 near Miami. Sa
line county, Missouri. Mr.. GEORGE J.. " l.
son, formerly OF this county, in The And year o
his age.
On the Ilth Of November, 1876 at Nj Vernon
Baltimore, Nd, MARY LIZZIE, wife Of Gcurg,
Richard, and eldest daughter Of James and Kate
Cox, formerly of iarper's Perry.
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The advertiser, a retired physician, having pro-
yideutialy discovered while a Medical Missionary
In southern Asia, 4 very simple vegetable rcmc-
dy for the speedy aud permanent cure OF Coay"mP-
ton, Asthma bronchitis, Catarrh, aud all throat
aud lung GHccdons-al-O a positive and radical
specific lor Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
ana all Nervous Complaints, feels il hts duty "a
make Il known 90 his suffering fellows. ACtuated
by this motive. hc will cheeriuiIy send, free OF
charge, 10 all who desire il, thc recipe for pre-
pairing and full directions for successfully using
this prov idcutlly discovered remedy. Those
Who wish - avail themselves Of the benefits OF
this discovery, without cost can DO so by return
mail, by addressing with stamp, naming this pa
DR. CHARLES p. MARSHALL,
No 80 Niagara Street,
Oct 2S, IS76-ly. Buffalo, y. !.
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.l, 4, More Blessed to Give than 90 Re-
JciYc."

Rev Juo. A Scott, d. d, was The recipient,
,.,.'y. Of pounding Administered by the
its II his congregation at Du0icljs. lie
r,l ast returned 90 bis h9me after O months
81, nee ana illness. lie Pcr,iucudy remarks,
inn ca!l Of thanks, thlt lie material value
y such things is uot Sd great although very
,r.a. O. aa iupccuuious rars9ul as tie moral
value. which enriclcs both the g.vers aai the
, .yers uisl .auc5ag'os.tious would
make the pleasant experiment With their Pas
..s
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DR.. TOmIinsOn-S Dental
OlicC.
CORNER or CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREET
ChaplcStOWn.

TEssl TEAsll-Go to Gilbort's Drug Store,
UlrPer's Ferry, and e: pure Teas a: prices
TIA. you Pay fortbe comm5n. Call and ex-
anime new stock.
GRAyELY. BGghtaal Dark Navy Toblccos
Ci-ars-Gauuine Havana Filler at Scat Gil
b,rt's Drug Store, Hlrpers Ferry
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WTRGTNT FRF PRESS--1E1I
Glad News fer All.

One cannot be too careful when troubled
with cough or cold. We would advise all
so afflicted to obtain Dr. Schleys Family
Cough Syrup for % cts, aud rei'iee IN GER
tain cure. This is the very best remedy 10
the market. 1t is an admirable article for all
Coughs. CJlds, Asthma, Phthysc, WhooPiog
Cough and Pulmonary diseases. 1t Is euaTan-
teei 70 give satisfaction. Use none other.-
Don't hesitate to get il. For sale by the trade
aud Ny
5. ScHLEY 6 BRo, Sole Projectors.
Frederick, M.
OFT. %. 1876.
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sg--THE OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.
Special Notices.
Manhood: How Lost, How
y n=tnpa6

1AGE lOI'CNi-
Just published, new edition OF DR..
- IA CULVERW Celebrated Essay on
the radical cure without medicinel OF
Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental
and Physical lncapscity, Impediments to Mar
rage, ctc also, Consumption, Epilepsy and FITS,
induced by self-indulgence orsexual extravagance
DC.
r-F- Price. ia a sealed envelope. only sis cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
IA; practice, that the alarming consequences OF
selfabuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the appli-
cation Of the knife; pointing out mode OF cure
al once simple certain, and eifeetgal By means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be. may cure himself cacaply, privately,
and radically.
7v-r, This Lecture should be in the hands ofevery
youth aad everyman in the land.
thunder seal, 10 plain envelope, to any ad-
dress. post-paid, on recciPtof six cents or TWO
post stamps.
Address the
CALVERWElL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann St, New York, Post Ollcc Box 1855.
January IS, ls77-ly.
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q. ~. IL.
1876 AsH
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Nore,ntoun, W. Va.

rTlHE Fall Tern begin, September +ih' SisAsA
rorns NJ ten efficient and accomplished Pro-
f.Ssors and Instructors, with oil the Departments
FULLY equipped. ond under the superntehcenSy OF
Rev. John W. Scott, ID. d., T.. L. d., acting. res
iden,. whose large experience, scholarly sttaia'
menis, and recognized standing as az educator
ihstifes the expectation Of continued and lhe'va'
ing success. -.
Winter term begins January .. Spring term
beeins March 27. For catalogue or fuller In'os-
marion address 4. c. BERKELEY, A. ~,
40 9c IS7G-em. Soc'y Of Faculty
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THE SUN.
1877. Now York.


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JAS. II. CARROLL,
ATTORNEY At LAW

ATTORNEY AT LAW
Kiagrood, Preston County, We, Virginia.
WILL attend promptly to all legal business
w inirusted 70 him, n Preston and adjoining
Counties.
Oct. IS 1916.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

for Gentlemen, Youths Boys and Children, Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres is too well
known TO need comment. Suffice il g. say, Ready
Made Clothing was never known to be as low IN
price. as substantial in make, or as perfect IN ht
as at present, aud the proprietor OF the Twin
Fronts Justly prides himself upouth department,
rusrant,ein, satisfaction to all who patronize
his cstabiisbment. Our
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NOTICE.

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themselves indebted to me, to come and settle
at once, as need money 70 meet just demands
upon me. D. ). HUGHES.
Nov. 1876.
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FOR SALE.
FRUIT JARS.

NEASON'S Improved SeltSealing Fruit Jars
w quarts and halfg sllons-just received by
July /, 1876. GEO. W. I. kEARSLEl.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-26
MEDICAL.
From the Earliest Ages

SCROFULA has been the bane, ana ~, ~ ,bs
were, the curse of nankind, Mosee, !u ,srv %
18th chapter of Levitlcus. lays down J
explicit rules on this disea Sc. 80 leith then
and loathsome had ii been consld i,eu 1,,h mi il
that person known to be infected wooiety watn
would not be allowed t, mix with siotiou sGoi
The Jews regarded it as divine lnlto'''It ~ #
ana believed there was no cure lot r:..i;s,t,on ~,
was then the sins ora youth or u!Nhnadas !iNNhad as
from the paths Of virtue were punisnedua day.
long as life lasted. happily IN o..a,oned o.t med
the silence OF medicine has been ueVeihUpa ueV,ehas a
the great storehouse OF Ma ure lufn ,.s Ter
remedy the disease Is stripped OF olrn.116OT ~
Tor by the use OF the SA NJ Ar! TAN ,,n, :, Of
AND HERB JUICES, and the VlGGtn.ohee. VlGtt.nh
ScrOtNla. Ulcers, Sores, Pimples, Jheath
Tiitcr. etc, can be restored to souiiu u,Sands nds
IL ? faw weeks. That there are tsious%hose ,hose
Upw y tos- conditions are as oau as Many
u' tie '.,'l ages we are well aware, ,,ar nd I'D
".'w '.. =. tnl a cure 81 : well as w. w Root
i.an, ', . such the Sa1narllali. hoon,
a.I '..'a '-- Wi prove a haPps hiood,
araa.n.n- 81 ',nnurtU"s tr"m lLe ,,T land and
~. f...t'nr tho HOnt'GE."N nfI5n' nn,.
rr.'..-. ...- N"'' "s V II !eiAoFt ttIh
~. o.. 1.'at.., trrreay doing a,E%;nln nlnMSEB
...'.. .nl'..-.s LOOT \ y y y ,rass ,rts
. t..- ;r.@T pc" rottle. Sent oE eN'
i"ar. Il. ress. .-,,o.D. . CO.,
9i5 Eacestreet, fhi.adelph'"'
The Morning herald., 1877-11-26
TELECRAMS.
EAsTERN WAR.

LONDON, Non. M.-The Herald CORES.
pondent In Paris, telegraphs that he has re-
ceived Information from most trustwor thy
source, that the Russians have once m ore
crossed the Balkans in strong force and that
operations of very important natu re may
bs expected in Roumelia within the next
few days. The command of the expedition
has been given to General Gourko, and his
force consists of two fresh divisions of the
Imperial Guard, several batteries of artillery
and all the regular cavalry and Cossacks Of
the Guard. The destination Of the expedi-
ton is unknown, and the preparatory move-
ments were carried out with the greatest
possible secrecy.
NO HOPE FOR osMAN PAcHA.
A despatch from Pera, under date of the
22d inst, says "The visw taken Of Osman
Pacha's position in Plevns, is, on the whole,
desponding but some maintain that he has
provisions enough to hold out until Mehemet
Ali can organize an army of relief, and great
efforts are being made to accomplish this
end. There is talk Of giving Baker Pacha
an important command to assist him.
sERvIAN PREPARATIONS.
A despatch from Belgrade says: 'Gene>
raj Horvatovics has ordered the inhabitants
Of the Alejinstz, Saitschar, and kuiajevatz
districts to be ready within fifteen days to
retire into the interior. Many have already
left, and troops have been distributed along
the Eastern frontier. Generals Horvatovcs
and Protics have inspected the positions of
the Tmok army.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-26
DOMESTIC.
GREAT FLOODS SOUTH.


RICHMOND, VA, New 24.-A heavy rain
storm of forty-eight hours dnratios, end
ing this morning, and accompanied by q
terrific northeast gale. has had the ctfecs Of
causing freshet in All the Virginia rivers,
which. It is now expected will result n rs
great destruction Of property as he frcshPt
of 1870. The greast CONSERVATION prevails
here among the merchants and propor'v
owners, where the James River is rapidly
rising.
DANvuLE. VA, Nov. GA continual
heavy fall of rain Of IS hours has greatly
swollen the creeks in this section. Dan
River is within one foot Of the highest va
termark ever known At this point. The
damage in and around this city will accrr
cate more than 100000. The Little nn1
BIG Sandy Rivers. which cmntv mo 40
Dan nearly opposite this city. are higher
than they were ever known hoforo.
BALTIMORE, Mn, Nov. 94-Serious ar-
prehpnsions were felt here this afternoon
and evening of reputation Of the disas-
trous food which occurred on Jones' Falls
IN 1868. The rain, which had been falling
all Of Friday and last night. except at occa
sional intervals, increased in violence early
this morning.
LONG BRANCH, Nov. o4.-It has been
blowing hurricane at this place for the
past "a hours. There has been very heavy
sea, and At times II wou' wash up on the
bank, the spray and foam being carried
acrossOcean avenue to he hotel fronts.
ANOTHER VERDICT.
PoTTsvILE, Pa, Nov. 24-In the case of
"Buck" Donnelly, for completely in the
murder Of Thomas Sanger, at Raven Run.
in 1875, the jury to>day returned verde.
of murder in the first degree
DREADFUL sHIPwREcK.
KITTY HAWK, n. c Nov. 24-A terrible
wreck occurred yesterday on the Nerth
Carolina coast, near the mouth of the Allies
marie Sound, when the United States steam'
er Huron went ashore in the storm that
prevailed. Out of the 13s persons board at
the time scarcely thirty have escaped or
been rescued. Among the lost is Cons
mander George P Ryan, with nearly sll OF
bis officers. The vessel, at last accounts,
WAS complete wreck.
Among those who are known to have been
on beard, are Surgeon George s. Culbreth.
of this State, and James s. Pierce, of this
city. 1t is not ket known the names Of the
persons lost.
SENATOR SHARON WILL RESIGN.
WASHING TON, Nov. Ex-senator Sharon.
Of Nevada, has written letter 70 Congress.
man Wren. also Of Nevada. in which he
intimstes that he will soon resign bis seat
In the Senate. He states. however. that Il
he leaves the Senate It will not be until the
Nevada Legislature meets and elec's his
successor
SENATOR CoSovER WILL REPLT TO MESRss.
CoNKLTSG AND EDMUE-s.
Senator Corovnr states tha'tre -aaso- re
voted with his republican rra,n~ar - -he
Senate for an adjournment un'il Monday. :
tha. he intends to say something IN his orn
defence against the implied as7erstors UPON
him. contained in the speeches Of Senators
Edmunis and Copklnr, on Thursday las.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-26
FOREIGN.
TIE FRENCH CRISIS.

The new French Ministry was gazetted
yesterday. The republican journals regard
the Ministry as short-lived expedient and
say the republicans cannot accept It. They
will reject an idea of compromising as long
as due sstisfactisn is not given to universal
suffrage.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-26
NEW CASTLE COUNTY SIS.
THE STATE OF UELAWdRE

THE STATE OF DELAWARE
fIO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE loryyy
1GREETISG.
WHEREAS. lane Sullivan, by her next
friend, james A. Atwell, by her petition to
the Judges OF our Superior Court, filed in
the Office OF the Prothonotary OF the said
Court IN and for the County of New Castle
~ for the cau.c Of complaint therein
lallfged, has made application to
( SEAL our said Judges that decree may
| be pronounced dissolving the mar
-- rage existing between the petl-
TONER and her husband John sullivan
We therefore command yuu. as YOU have
been hcrcinbefore commanded that you
summon Joun sullivan so that he be and
appCa" before the sal Judges of our said
Superior oIirt of the next term thereof, to
be held Hi New castle III and lnr the COun-
ty Of New Castle. on Monday the 10Th dav
OfEOvember next 10 answer the allegations
of he 81 q petition. and Also to show cause
If arv he has. why Il deere Of The said
'O"ri should not be made, dissolving the
mH"ragc existing between him and the
said Petitioner, according to me act # As
sembiN in such case made and provided,
and also TO do and r'elve what the said
Court shnl; then and there consider concern
ing hin ID this behalfas toIhe Court shall
seem meet and consistent with the prOvl-
SiOns OF the said act OF Assembly.
Witness the Honorable Joseph 2. Come.
gyS, r O.. AT New astle The 18th DAY OF
May, A. D. eighteen hundred and seventy
seven. CtiAkLtS BEAo1ON,
issued Aug. 8 y lN77. Pro'honotaW.
The above Is tue copy OF summon as
above stated,
aug .h-tt eAAC GEuHH. Shr!'p'
The Morning herald., 1877-11-26
SENATOR PATTERsoN's CASE.

Judge Humphreys was prepared this
evening, upon the termination of the attor-
neys arguments in the habcas corpus case
against Senator Patterson, to render a
decision, but postponed it until Tuesday.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-26
FOUND.

T & W. JONES. Fancy Dyers, 1872 n. From
y. street, BrancR office corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Ger'omlfD's Garments of every descrip.
ton rTe@ ar Cleansed Eid Shoes. Feath.
ers am ,r.oveS Dyed or Oleansed.
April 81.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-26
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