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, 1877-01-04

Rpell out tho Constitution might havo told
tho astuto Times man.
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THE ELECTION IN LOUISIANA. A..
Tho democracy n1s a'te@ay + eoneoaGs' ~
EloctoFa. 'o'o u ,'oa1u e,. .'s',:Na ~ ;na;st
to Slf' HAYES anu ID nos ,"e.'sS. =. ~ ouaa s
upon 'ne LARGO .nas WIN P.n'e" c. 49,.
Ihis leaves Aouls'"ho ~ 'a0 ou's o'avo ~. ~" a..
thefe ie anS eon'es1' "a .iAS as"eu - 80"
Demoefats cla''" 'nat sno i'sts'ns -
has coantea t"ou, o"t ~ +sa4a' ~ 49, 80,
panlleanS c'a'1n TIM III" De'.oA1
the otate 1o1 AihpAs' W 'n' 4A.o ~
tnrns' ny the '1ae CT S1oaenoe' 'et'o.'9'A' ~"
tim'ahlon' hua o'nef inesA TIe ~.
oee .nc1ooea ~ '"' ''sm oe"' ';,,'' 49,.
se''1e.iion' y. tA' 4u'oN,oaS pe' -
resented 10 tnoso t"o clatuis' - se'5 n'"p''.
It is tho duty OF tue Noturh1nB hoaro u
rnnis,ana uutlor the election laws OF tho
~. .hx,,, ,+ t,,o votae ~ t1,oae Ynria1,os
o."1 ~ w." s1..,..o.,, .ooti
WAeEe IL ~ estao'aae" - s'An ts'
| rnony that intimidation was pfacttceu 10 sncn
| eytont TINT voters were nfrnid TO vote
! =. ,.o~o ,-ovo,+ad from excreis;nr their
..,. ~ ~,,,..,,.,oo ~ t1,o;r
rights ny Fio4c"cs' 4a P"4o""Aeo - '''~'
| duty under the Inv, nnd upon tue warrant ot
I
| .-,.,,,... 1,oor1 ,,,, thrown ork the yntcs of
."n"6 - ooo a. onn l.,
puAtlozea pat1snee' Soo'o 1o'o'' y.
| number, Rnu the ElectotI Fote Oh TUG otate
| has bes, declared by tho constitutional nt1-
n,,x;t;.. ,,,dor tt,o 1nva of thu State. TO bo
o..s''"' " w m, .z,,.,. .,,o.
1oE 41AiA7 A"e II 'ts ..,..t.
tson may bo summea up III Tue oec'"tn'oA
Tint, IT there was no violence rfae1'eea, LIS
Democratic are entitled TO the ssase; II there
was violence pract'ceo, tho nopuoncaus "'o
entitled 10 ". "no th' AseNusosne .'oN" "l'
right beyond any slaaoW OF douot III tato"-
,np ont the votes of those parishes where
| .to v;o,orcs ,vas nracticed,
'"9 .,',-i..t 3r. p-,-,r,, .,,o ,c-
upon t!'s poA1'' n''' *.Ds .eo, 49,
complishod correspondent Of tue tlnclnnata
fymD,ere;a{ contributes so,uc very valuable
n.1 ,,,vt,,c;uo tast,monv Tn estimatinu
~" r. ....,,,r,, IL
thc AAPo1'aaeo ~ ~
should DO remembered tnht a4F' NLp'
, | FIELD ii one Of the most thoughtful
,. ;,,,o~t;of corrnsnouf]ents In this country.
0ua ~ -. -. ,,oea
! lals 6ymp1tales III "en 10 80" 'o.~o "
, Chiefly been Democratic. At the OUTSET a''s'
nntil he went to Louisiana, ho beloved that
r, 49,, ,o1 hmm c1oc.e.1 In Touisfann. Or rs
A'n ~. :, -. ~ n..,,,~,.. !. IL,
, ho aays n1u'seA' LIN" SAe N''"oo" - '"
, | carried TINT State by SO large malof1ty tha'
Whatever latlm'aas'oh 'na'7 ''e". A",o ~. .,'
""eA4 wv H.. .,,,,,,,o. ~ ,,r+o.
fn"1ot'ty WAS '3.eo@ "'"'. '"o n - -
10 thpY nhu galnca ny oahuo"'ns' 4Ao "oHS ~
, 1877-01-04

IIo,y HAYES ctcases unto TINT uovet northlp:-
Hteaaa.
Did TiLpEN let 20 bis Goyrrnorshlp before
the lu,y cllokc,l him OIL
, 1877-01-04
THAT nAILRoAp HORRoR.

To the Editor n 3hf 1FtbtHS.
TINT hurrihle aIair you used these words: AS
iicuiar cnu.r of ti,e dIsuster" In tic absence a.
yet OF any other knowi cause 40 Jon not en.ss
may have hal something to TO win the eaamit5s
Wc know by cxpcriEnce that Guild Will make iron
brittle, while warmth nlakca II muro WHY anN
upor tlo subject for tho bcnent of !hc travelling
community. Respectfully. j. II. hstn"r.
The textbooks require us to bcilcve that tae
cohesive power OF u material Increases with
dlmtnutton Of tctnpcraturc; md nsn who arc
learned in those matters try to aceount Tor the
tendency Of iron to snap sLu very cold weather
In other ways than by ul,nittinx that "wartnth
makes 1t rnorc wiry A.,u tenacious" They tell
us that tho reason why cast or rolled iron rails
break easily In heavy frosts II, that the earth IN
which the slcepcrs rest IL then hard, aud has
no "giye :" to It. They alaJ claim that tic
1ut!ng Of rolling car on thu rails Is materially
Increased by the shortening OF th0so ratls in"
der low temperature, wllIcl, Leaves w1do opcti-
,uy bctwcr,. thcm at tho ouds whcre they thco-
rctIcally Hert.
Tag'rnIuuNE l.as no wish to run tit with
authorities OIL this subject, yet feels constra!n-
ed to admit that the authorities appear to be At
| fault In result, however beautifully consistent
with scte,ce their theories may seem to be- INC
great sourcu Ut danger in tho usc Of iron ia tn
| fact that we can scarcely eyer 10 sure that III
| cuuai cooling !las not left an internal lraetuF
In the su.rtal, Which cannot ho detected tll 1t
existence IL revealed by tho occurrence Of SOM
such dcplprable ~ apclcnth Us the Ashtatul
catastrophe.
, 1877-01-04

Academy Of Music.
Ha1ated ptrrc., between Madlson and Monroe.
StlttS entertainment.
, 1877-01-04

Tic Republicans In Washington appear TO
have rot On thu track Of ulout s25, ,0O contrib+
utcl by TTldrntes In New York to secure tho
CuoS1S ou,rugr in Oregon. CRos1H, It Is
stated, nov admits that llc charged ttls 'fitleu-
itcs S3,oo0 In hand ruil to brlns the bogus re-
turns to Washington. The ScHatu Committee
on Elections are probing the matter. = paft VI
the story IL this:
Ecnnior KEtAt. Of Oregon, bein. tn San ffan-
cisco huL decided tn come East. the ecc:!on belhx
over aud hv Krpnblic au4 under senator MTstlEtl.
Hf urcyun. hnvtng had At Portland a Publication
ever the recognized succesa VI tlir Aeplhlsah
narty, IN which scnatur KELLY fnclaily ]niiIe''.
lvtE Seuatura lett san Francisco for Washington
IN t!.u sanle lrRin With scnatos MnAThs. Maeh
nut u,any miles an theF journey aslator hklLY
received ~ hatful 81 te!rE!an's," to u.s The
III inllne d!ately dcteTn.lned to 60 hark 10
Enn Francisco and thence 10 0ftfnn- faMot
wut Immediately clIculRtcd on Inv fa'n tuat
amuny llr dispatches received by KELLY waa one
mt directly iron. Mr. III, DEN htuself tns9FMetiHx
him IL return 10 usryou au1 ees thas ona Dcllu'
cralEc wis III ,ta Electoral College "as secured:
WLh lhts IL IL R-,erteI That ulh"r tclesFah!s
wcrr yeut frum New York u oiheF PERSONS, sh}lh0
that n,unry wuuid not br want!nIt u MD III securing
furthermore raid. lp offered. through Rcpuliieni,
o.licals In Osrs"n and telegraph opctatots ~ show
| thu use uf this money. ItIs Rtpubl!Ians 10 het
| he4}tate 10 signify t!les bsirf That Hos. liLhth
tanayefy are nluFu lesa indirectly lenttaea M!th
! H. est,ntoF AfuEIuS t1ys he 10 tuHAaenl tna1 M
whnut the rIdual trleGEasns asked for !F9la tllt
Western En.uu Telegraph coa1l@ny: oht u !9e1
| coulu hnfa bceu ohtntnrl hs II 4Ilt SRn1l1Aa @ha
the mhulc easa would bs psoscn
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|TI1e Grtl,11&re.


m uApvAFcE-PosrAoErR PREPAID At rms OFFICE.
T. r. - r....s. ,.....,d. / v.,r
HNlll EH!I;Vus Pv.n .,rr,tt In
4Tiir6 In nny adderzs four weeks fnr. IL"
sundaI Edition: LITERARY ana hea'"a' uo 80
nnesk Il. al ~ .,t n.tD
S{anHMy tt4H Ysar..........,....,,,, 8.tM
~. = cfktyt pcss M rs. sucn * ......,..,,,,, 80
f.. WEEKLY FDtTfoS, POSTPAID
,.r x,.r ,......$ f.3s
%nS EOPy* fst '....,,..,.,,r,..,,., f1.tn
t!op ~ Observation-Disclosures. H.UQ
PostaRe prepaid.
Specimen copies ktnt free.
Torrcvent delay an mistakes he sre ana eist fos1'
r1rc sadrrss in fall Including stAtr ANIL t:nunty.
lertapces may he made either hy draft cxrscsa'
fos. .U{ee order, nr In reHffte1cA 5ttcss al OUT
4KaMs To CTR SUBSCRIBERS.
.fr. derrtred. kunday excepted u cents per week
A,hl,rta TNE TttlHCNE COMPANY.
turner Nafton ami Deatborn.sts.. Ch!ca2o. ILL.,
, 1877-01-04

si,nlI r.bacles at the New York Gold Ex.
gages yesterday closed At :)3!.
, 1877-01-04

The New York L<rahi correspondent in cin-
cluuatI has been interviewing tls principal edt'
tors, aud al..uu. o.l.crs thAt Of ths Enquirer
Mr., joins II. CocKEnELL, VIM yielded thu fol-
lowing "po!nts": ....,.... 49,.
Asto the Intentions OF the Democrats ~ fore-
.LsduwcJ In khc calls fnr public meetings on IAn.
i. Mr, CmIlAxAL believed that these nset'nEs
arc merely 10 manufacture public opinion aud 70
show tAc men who tiay hasv deteEnIIned to ansn.
ruratu ilAyEs, whether !egsly elected Or mol. That
thu ulaasc4 ara detsrlnlIca not ~ be looa.
wIukrl. These meetings should mi 10 confined t9
ijrnpcrats but all whu ugs!re fa!s count should
hs ullom I'd tn ussen,tla and place themselves oa
The record! llu believe. lhcrn was ~ nttcnIpt ~.
iny utuu by tnft. thna sts heEs u the he'hoS
nafsy to organize tho Democratic officers anu vol
dirrs uf ths county tu ba prepared fos ~ fn'sf.
irncy hui ii wa. not xenerat th!nS, and IN bis
pon there were 70 ~ p haa aa.
asf,lvul, nus 0ryaaI;i"g tht Dtn.ucfdsle *old'sfl
.o'as pyrpo.ft nss ~ " Tn;.s,, a s ~
| thu Uuldtu Clsrle iu Inltlna wHs huxaboo VI Sen
| atat 3luEluS.
, 1877-01-04

fVNvrrly'N Tltcntre.
,,.rto,nh .trrch te,wrcn Ciarts and LAsklie. En-
r1ttDcut OF T.. 4. 6oitlefn. " David Gaft!cK.
, 1877-01-04

The Baptist paper published In Memphis.
Tenn, edited By the Rev. j. r. GRAVES, D. D.,
well known nll oycr the South rs at ardent
fr!cnl OF the Lost Causc," speaking of the
Presidential troubles and the danger Of the In
arguratton of two Presidents and cfylt war.
says:
We hare looked into the horzi1 facc Of civil war,
anu llnrc deliberately decided tat there y no caust
smt}c,cnt 10 warrant the punsIng OF this whole
contornt tnta btood nfut cnfnazc. for!ne. fire, nnd
drnth, Ilctter fur that either candidate bc t!f
President thu next four or forty yeasH. II Oh.
noxIont 10 tho people and the paGlc Interest, the
House Of Representatives cunld br 10 II, o!hed NJ
tionai legislation Nc think that II Is time fot nll
Christians In America 10 natu III fersent and ef-
fpctnnl prayer fur the preservation Of pence II Il
all that il left to ~.
, 1877-01-04

- iirytckrr'n Titcntfc.
Madison STREET, between DtaFbor1 aud STATE
THE Law Of the Land"
, 1877-01-04

A4telpt.5 Tttrntre.
ionfot ttfett, corner Dessbofn. JACK ana luz
r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
LOudoun Items.

TIE GLOWING items Of L7uloun news are
csuleuse1 rr5m the Lccsburs Ilaslug'ouan
Edward Tough. O youth of about $ years
Oh, who was arrested Ia this county, near
Gaui.rl, a week or two ago. charged with rob-
bu- Sir. Oujsous store. and WHO was re-
leased ior want Of sufficient evidence. was re-
arrested February Dist. iu S;-catur. Illinois.
by MeS,rS. SlmUe. Johnston aud EweN Att
Wen, oi Iecsburg, aaj was brought back and
ul-cl TO the ju. on Friday, the % J, 10 await
his trial.
he was strongly suspected Of tie robbery
Of Mr. Jglus,ous JeweIry Store, at The time
o, his resent oxamiaa.i o, aud shortly after he
Alt he Was reported 90 have displayed O Gne
gold watch aud other iewclry at the Point Of
Rocks. This strengthened the suspicion. and
the parties above named went in pursuit Of
him, and captured him as above stated. Mr.
Johnston ,.t between eight and zine hundred
dollars WORTH % his watches. and Mr.. OriSon
CT So % bis money. lie confessed, we
learn, 10 lie robbery Of both stores.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
The N.chol's Government to be Sus-
tanned.

Col f. y. Burke, Of New Orleans, who has
been representing tie Nichols government in
Washington for some time, telegraphed Tues
DAY evening as follows:
WAsuNGroN, February -, 1877.
Go-raor r. T. NjcteHs Nc,c Orleans:
7 have had satisfactory interview with
the President. lie says be Is satisfied that the
Nichols government is the government which
should st4ud, aaI that be believes it viii
stand, because Il Is sustained by tie best Gle
meu,s %: tie state; that the Packard govern
meut cannot exist without thesUpp /;
that The sentiment OF the couutry is clearly
opposed O. tie further use of troops in up
holding state government; that 10 his opin-
nr there would lie no Interference with the
Nichols government unless. carried away bv
the possession Of power. excuses We're com
mi,cI. T.. 4. BrKKr.
It is also announced that tbe President has
sail that. as soon as the presidential count was
frishci and tie result officially declared he
would notify General Ausur Iy telegraph that
the existing military orders issued for the pur-
pose Of preserving the stah, gro Of The politi-
cal situation were rescinled, except SO far as
simply to require the use oftroops when ueees-
-ary % tae preservation of tbepab.ic peace.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
PROF. TyndaIl.s Warming.

In concluding an address to tie students Of
University College (Londoul Prof. Tyndal,
who is uuquestiouably one Of the most lnde-
fatigabe brain workers Of our century, SAID,
take care of your health Imagine Hercules
as rsulan in a rotten boat what can he Go
there bot by tie very force of his stroke eSpe-
dite the ruin of his craft. Take care OF the
tiDbers OF Your boat" The distinguished
scientists advice is equally valuable to all
tcorkers. We are apt to devote all our eneT-
gies to welding the cars, our strokes fall frm
aud fast, but few Of Us examine or even think
Of the condition Of our boats urtil the broken
or rotten timbers suddenly give way AID we
find ourselves the victims Of a calamity which
could have been easily avoided by little fore
thought. Wha, began with slight fracture,
or perhaps even careless exposure 10 disOr-
gauizing Influences, ends 10 the CONF lete wreck
of the life boat The disease which began
with a slight healache or an undue exposure
TO cold terminates in death, ucless It's progress
be checked, and the disease reTDedied. The
FIRST symptoms, the heralds Of disease, give no
indication Of the strength Of the on-coming Zoe,
and the victim trusts that his old ally, Nature,
will extermna,e the invader. Bat Disease Is
an old general and accomplshes bis most i'm
portant movements in possession Of one OF The
strongest Publications; and when he has once
gained stronghold in the system Natureig -
ANONYMOUSLY turns traitor and secretly delivers
up the whole physical armory 10 The invader.
Like the willy politician, Nature is always on
the strongest side, and the only way to insure
her support is TO keep your vital powers in the
ascendant. Keep your strongest forts-the
stomach and liver-well guarded. Do not let
the foe enter the arterial highways, for he will
steal or d. s'roy your richest merchandise and
impoverish your kingdom To repulse the at
tacks Of the foe you can ind 10 better ammu-
milton than DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines
Full directions accompany each package J
His Pleasant Purgative Pellets are especially
effective in defending the stomach and liver.
His Golden Medical Discovery for Purifying
the blood and arresting coughs and colds. II
you wish to become familiar with the most sp-
proved system Of defense in this warfare, and
the history Of the foes method Of invasion, to-
ge,her with complete instructions for keeping
your forces 10 martial order in time Of peace,
you can iiud no better manual OF these tactics
than " The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser by h. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Of the
Worlds DiSpcnsary, Buffalo, y. \. Sent to
any address on receipt Of 81 80. ], contains
over nine hundred pages, illustrated 10y two
hundred aud eiGhty-two engrlviuss and color
ed plates, and elegantly bound in cloth and
glI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
shepherdstown Summary.

The following is condensed milk from the
Register cocoauut:
memo tells what lie knows about the
fight Of Wilkes Booth
Lucy Bell, a colorel girl, died on Monday
and Aunt Peggy Hunter, colored, died On
Wednesday.
Mr Wm. II. Hunter and family have deter
mined TO make Lawrence, Kansas, their fu-
ture hone.
Mr. John B. Hendricks has purchased the
little farm Of Mr.. Robert L. Osborne, on SAN
ty Ridge, containing 70 acres, improved, for
$4,000
Mr.. John Ruse, Jr.. has purchased the little
farm belonging TO his brother, Mr.. Edwin
Ruse uear DufieldS, containing 20 acres. i'm
proved, for $4,000 co.
Senator Butler arrived at home on Tuesday.
lie had been quite sick for several DAYS in
Wheeling He thinks the session of the Legs
idture should be extended TO enable the com.
ple;ico Of important business.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
Suit IN Regard to the Washington
Relics.

Gen. Roger \. Pryor has Instituted suit in
New York ir Mrs Ella B. Washington, Of
CbarlestJwn, ". Va, against Waiter S
Church, well-kuown politician, to recover
Sl3, COS 90, the amount remaining unpaid Oh
the purchase money Of 5000 appropriated
by tie State Of New York tor the purchase Of
a number Of relics Of Gen George Washing
ton, the first President Mrs Washington is
a great grand niece of Gen. Washington and
also of Martha Washington She is the widow
Of Cjl. Lewis W. Washington. a great grand
nephew Of General Washington They OBJ
taiued, by virtue Of their relationship, large
number Of relics Of the Washington family
The family suffered great losses by the late
war, aud at its close Mrs. Washington was
obliged to offer some Of tie relies f0r sale
She sold some Of the relics to the State Of New
York ilr 500 900, aud authorized Col. Waiter
). Church 10 collect and receive the money on
her behalf. lie agreed to collect the money
and pay it over at her request. lie received
money aud paid to her SlO,6OG lie has paid
her nothing since, and the amount remaining
unpaid amounts with interest to Sl3095 90,
the amount sued for. Justice Dykman grant
ed an order Of arrest, and fixed bail at SIS, GOO.
Church was arrested in Albany.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
Martinsburg Matters.

From the Independents
Activity in the horse market.
Apples seventy-6ve cents per buShcl.
DR.. Thomas S. Page died on the 22ud Feb.
The 22ul was observed by q parade Of the
new military company commanded by Capt.
Charles J. Faulkner, Jr
Wysong Hall has been fitted up FOR Fairs,
public meetings and other purposes and Col.
Nadenbousch has perfected arrangements for
the enlargement and improvement Of King St.
Hall for Concert aud other uses.
The stockholders ofthe Berkeley County Ag-
ricullurAl Society elected Directors on Saiur-
day The following gentlemen represent JEFF
fer5on County: John f. Schley. Wn A. Mar
shall, L. W. Baylor, l.. 7. DAndiidge, l. s.
Tanner and ID. GetzendauneT.
From the Statesman:
Capt. Faulkncr's Company is the crack
company OF the State.
The delinquent Corporation Tax list cover
over 500 names.
Mr. John Kennedy, a jeweler from Phils-
dcphia was assaulted on Burke street by John
Va ms, Oh ffedc'itR Guy, nor thc purpose Of
robbery. y diamond pin valued at : liO wa,
lost by Mr. Kennedy during ih4 scuflls Nor
ris was arrested, and fined $50 aud costs-nc
evidence appearing tina; he had any Of the lost
property.
Dr. Thomas s. Page, long resident Of this
county, having been in the active practice o!
lis profession for over forty years, died at hi,
resiIence 10 this City on Thursday morning
last, just a week from the time he was taken
III. DR.. P. at one time enjoyed large prac-
tice and WAS considered a very skiful physi-
clan but a. age increased be was less fitted fl
arduous professional duty His death will bC
mourued by many friends who esteemed hin
highly, an TO his immediate family his los.
Will be irrepa'able DR.. +. was i'll the GS!i
year Of lis age
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
Editorial Jottings.

4
Whv were the early missionaries 70 tLe
cauibal Islands ike The radicals Of the Electo-
Ial Commission They were S. CAveat Glei.
judge Thurman b,iag too uuwen longer 70
.....;- a., -.,-,t,.r ,l, 1,,.c,,r,1 0,r,r,;ss;o,
-.,......-,
senator NeI''""' o'-''" i''"' was uO9'''D''''
Gcrcrs, Deais5n. Postmaster or Baltimore.
-, c.,, ,;,l.,, 400, r,,;-ol a, N o,.l,rk and WIS
r-,,9.,,. a.. -. o.. p ,.t.-.
IA, bee, amounted e, slI tie vacancy.
,,o,.; II VIZ, q n measures s NV i-,b-
% -ErcIqnge
We venture The assertion that il is a bad
c-, a,J viii produce nothing but an og.rse
...,os,-;Is
-. -, ~,
'-' 800 '',,'.. ..''. 800, .,
''' D.
,roy Know m, io,-,,,,,r .;slt t,7 mad, mn
tbs;r ,.,nas ana they could very well afford
q, srpm;, tbe.r case wi.lou, a word The
r,l.,,r ei,b, l,la w,y Of arriving nj their
ig4smcot even before Tie pleas we've fled
,,.,,..,
,, ..---,
III e''' s' '-'-'' '" ''''
'."'e4
~ l'l., . .''. '.S o. '{' ',,e +. .'. ..
.r.l 49,. M h., sl,,,,.k,j l,T;,rity
and were therefore % ire the electors, lie
simple designation oil '9' ''H5 men VINO con-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
NOTICE.

aIY recent heavy loss by the destruction Of my
M Planning saw Mills by ire, renders II aI 40
-o'1,ely necessary that shall collect at once all
oD,s,.Sd;nc dehts due me, either by note or ac-
coant. And respectfully but earnestly ask those
indebted to me to make immediate payment; IN
future nv terms will be strictly cash: hope
none will consider themselves exempt from tnis
notice. - rr-D~rp
March 3, 1917. G. III. TURNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
For Rent.

I OFFER for rent for the year beginning April
LIT, the premises now occupied BY myself IN
Chaflestown. This property VIII also be sold on
easy terms. WV. l.. WlLSON-
Feb. %, Is7T-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-03
OF TTMRER LAND.

THE TERMS OF SALE arc one-tbird Cash
on the day Of sale, and the balance in two e.
quail payments in one and two years respect
Iyely, with interest from day Of sale. The
purchaser will be required to execute bonds
with good personal security for the deferred
payments.
Upon confirmation Of sale. Deed with CJv-
enaut Of special warranty will be made, rcsery-
ing lien thereon for the deferred payments
Said property is offered at private sale in
the meantime, as ordered 10 said Decree. II
not solI on the day above named, it will be Of
fered FOR Rent for term beginning April J,
1877. Terms made known at time Of Renting.
II. II. BLACKBURN,
JOS ID. HOLMES,
Special Commissioners.
W. Z. ANDERSON, Auc.
Feb. II, I877-5,.
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en- Wednesday the Electoral Count proceed
ed as lar as Vermont, when Objection was made
and the House took a recess Until Thursday
morning
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Situated on the South side Of the Shenandoah
river, about one mile from Ilarper's Ferry, and
known as the Nisewanner Farm, adjoining ihe
lands recently owned by the United States,
aud containing about
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FITS, EPILEPSY,
FAILING SICKNESS

FALLTNG S5ICIKNES9
nERMANENTLY Cured-no humbug-by one
months usage Of DR.. Goulard's Celebrated
lnfallible Iii Powders To convince sufferers that
there powders will do all we claim tor them, we
will send them by mail, post paid, free trial box
AZ DR.. Gou.rd is the only physician that has
ever made this disease a special study, and as 90
our knowledge thousands have been permanently
cured by the use Of these Powders, we will guar
antee a permanent cure in every case or refund
you all money expended. Al sufferers should
give the Powder.an early trial, aud be convinced
Of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, $500 or boxes for $1,000,
sent by mail to any part Of the United States or
Canada on receipt OF price, or by express c. o. ID.
Address. ASH & ROBBINS,
800. FULroN SrREgr, BaooKLYN, y. Y.
March 3, ls1I-ly.
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Commissioners Sale
-OF-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

HOY virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit Court
EO Of Jefferson County, West Virginia. ren-
lrrel ~ the 18th day # November. 1876, 10
w. WilIibm Nisewanncrs Adm, and other,
aud G. NiscWanncr and others IS. j. W. Nrer
and others, the undersigned, Special Commis-
sioncrs, will resell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, in front Of the COurt-llou ~
Charleston,
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We are always pclscd 70 recommend q
good article DR.. Bull, Cough Syrup never
hils % cure % cough OF Cid ia short time
The price is % cents.