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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
1tmfGQe t1l &oblem9rt6en. - Grplo=
ion bon 8ruben9aS 1ttto &e=
hrtfahfcrIhAfk

Yott8Oil1e, 3D., 6. Sept. = Sn Ser
p yY96uir= Yarf Oiiue" uabe 0tiuer8uille erei9=
nete iidl beute 2tbenO in 6Olge oeS 2bfeucrns
eines Spreugi6uiieS eiuc i6redli6e @ruben-
gaS=GrplOiion, our6 ruel6e a6t 9lrbeiter Be-
Ocntlid - Orei berielbcn pabrifeinlif t0Ot=
LID - Uerlcbt murOen. Sobn Sentn8, elmer
Der ScruunOeten, farb balo uobber. Inter
ben Serlebtcn befinOet id Gbo5. ylopS, Elm
Sruocr OeS @igentbiimer8 Der Grube.
Su Der 9tdbe BON SbeuauOoab murOe Der
@rubGnarbeiter SbOs. Gople beute Ourd)
herahitiirsenNe SNhlPn nunenhliflih netnhtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
Sic Staatsmabl in Californian. -
gSa1ridJeinIid1cr Ste9 oct 9eulu

ran5t8co, 6. september. -
Die bis lebt oOrliegenNen gSnblberidtc OeuteH
on, bat Die 0emOfruten cine DtajoritGt oel
@eiebgebungSuitslieoer ernGblt baben, ob-
0leid) oa5 6eiultat nod immer nift 0uBsl
3weiiel lit. Sic 3ablung Der Stinmen 9ebt
lur iebr luugium Dor iidl.
(Spdter.) Die cingetroHenen 8ablberid)tt
iino nod immer uuuOaitduOig, jeOo9 ftebt eS
beiuabe anger 6ruge, baB Die 0emutraten be-
geuteini6aitli6er 9lbitimmun9 eine Maiori
fat i'll Der @eletgebung baben merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
Cine @algettfrift fur 0ctt 9 TIT.
A4ASSE,o4 0o~nS

9arrisburg, 8a., 4. September. -
9oupernen 6ortraHft bat Dem @iftlniider
Earo8, meldNr am 0iOntage gebdngt merOcn
iolte, cine Galgenfriit uon 80 Sagen beluil=
ligt. DEM Scrncbmcn no9 beSmeifelt man,
baB 2aroS i'm 8eitte iejner Uoaeu Settles
frdfte iit, uuO Die !6iuri1tung muroe perIho.
ben, I'M cine llllteriudnna nnauitelLen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
9anSitre iber tue8en &inSestanbs
Derh0ftef.

U 2(mberit, Wtaii., 5. Septbr. - S6rifi
Balmer perbaitete geitern 2lbenO Srpei Saga
bunoen, einen Wtann mo cine 6ruu, gtamenS
6atItatt, wel6e augeflagt iinO, Dor ungefdbr
eiuem Sabre Elm juuges DtGOden, giamei8
Soiepbne 0aUiS, aus &amOen, SIS, ents
fibrt Su baben. sic geitauOen ibr Serbre6en
etn unb merOen beuSebOrbeu bon gierp- Seriep
ausgelefert iperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
aer app bee Gr:Wraiipenten 1hitrs.

N0n0 o H. 4. September, = Der 200 De8
@r.PrdFbenten 8bierS mar Die 6OIge eines
S9laganialles. llm Diorgeu Dor iciuem
6ONe befunO CT itf nod 10 rpObl, mie gcm6bu=
lid, unb madte ieineu iibli9en Spa5tergang.
gta9 bem Sriibitide ipurOe er unwobl, mo
balO Itellten nd Spmptome zines SdIagilui-
les ein. 81 wurOs belpuBtlOs unO ltarb ge9eH
llbr 9beuOS, allem Ani9eine Hoh rubig
mO i4merSlOs. Seln @rei9uiB nit Nus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
WieScr cine gtc0ctidlntt0tbot,
Ser Saa Der Weri6bnt4tg. -Re1tttiotl
atutid1ctl cOnf0Ocrtrtets ttno 1tnt'
ntfS-$nIAnfott

cincinnati, 4. Sept.-6eute purbe in
Oieier StaOt cine Serlanlmlung bon Setera-
uen Der confDOerirteu uuo Unions g(rmee ab=
gebalten, nm Die 6rage be5ii9li6 einer groBeu
6euniOn Der Ntit9lieOer beiber 9trmee'n gu be-
ipre9eu. Die 8euuion io1 I'm nG6fen Sabre
in Oteier Stabt abgebalten ruerpen. Sin ans
13 llnioniilen unO u @onI0Oerirten beitebell=
OeS Srgauiiatton8z@omite muroe ernunnt,
nm Die Nhaire nit ben perihieoeuen Seteraz
uen=Srganilationen be8 2anoeS gu arrangi.
ren; auBerbem mmbe elm abnli6es gemiid=
teS Gomite beauftragt, ii6 nad 9tartetta 5t
begeben unb Die gegenwdrtig Oaielblt oerianl=
melten Seteranen 5lr Setbeiltgung einSula=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
SoifSiuftiS tit &cntufD. - Bier
WfDrScr deLilitd1f.

Cincinnati, 4. 9ept.-5{obcrt, SQmeS
nuO Samuel Gooorih, iowie Sa8. Summons
murocn in Der ucrgangencn 9tadt in @reen-
cattle, &D., BON eincm &olf8baufen aus Dem
@eidn9uiiie gebOlt unO aufgebdngt. Die Sc
fon9enen woren angcfla9t, Ueri9tcoene WtorOz
tbaten in Smenz unO 9enrg=@Ouutg beguu9en
Ill bQbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
Scr &riea INIT Sett Wc1 5erces..

&beDenne, W.=8., 6. Septbr. Sc
neral Groof nebit Stub ging geftern bon bier
ua6 Camp 8roWn ab, nOn no aus 9lbtbei-
luugeH OeS 5. unO oeS 3. Sapauerie 8egi=
menteS uuter Dem @euerale Nferritt abQe.
ididt wOr6en iiHO, I'M ben gieS Berces Den
@eg sur 6lu6t abSuidHeioeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
S0htts1tnf01.

2S beeltng, 8. -S0., 6. Septbr. .-6cutc
gtadlmitta9 ltet Elm 6ra1tSug Der gGleue!uuGz
@tttSburger SObu" III Der NGbe BON Steuz
beuUiuc, g., ans Dem @cleiie unO ltiirSte ciueu
abhoug biuab. 9tobert 9opis aus Suoiaz
napOliS muroe ougenblifli9 getObtet uno
meb ere anOre BcriOucu-idmntli9 0titglie.
Der elmer @rtuS- @jeiclli9ait-ucrlett. Giue
id1aObafte Sdllene mar bic llriad1e oeS llufal(S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
selbffmprS eft,es ant,fmanns.

YbtIoOelpbt0, 4. Septbr. = 9tObert
Soweu, BON Der befnnuten @eraioebdubler-
6trma 0upup & 6omeu, ertrdufte iid) beute
Dtorgcu bel Dtauopuuf I'M ShuDlfiQ. Gr
mar gtruOe pom 9tcrueHfiebcr geleen, unO
man glaubt, o0B Die arantbeit icine eiites.
rGfte geibmGdt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
Scr 3lltfemtDaIts0rt rSttttn9z
Nffu'a"

Sttawa, Ont, 5. @eptbr.-0ie Regie>
rung 1T bana6ri9ttgt porOen, OaB Sitting
Sul" ii9 Dor le6S 8rgen nod in Der Ndbe
BON gSOOo NOuntuiu auf britii9enl @sbiste
beiano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
.,Graan Sorie" tpicOcr cifinefnnnetr

Camp u Obtni II, 9tebr., 5. Septbr.-
&ra3D 6orle," melfer bon bisr obne Seglei
tnng III Der 9tihtung Der ySpotteO Sail"-
Igentlr entflob, murNe geitern glbeno all jc.
ueu Burfte feitneun1umPu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07

Sn Burlington, Soma, ftarb fiir;z
lid Der friibere 9eransgeber Der y6reien
Bre6e" nnO ipGtere Se9riinber bes ySOarnal"
in Omuba, gmil SildOf, Sc Sabre alt, an
einem 9eriiAlaae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
Characterization.
gus Scr S,tmoes=SamptttaSt.
nir SsrneIiten in der shrtri
E@Siiprtels, telesrapbiid,c :lue gSed,felbL6tte
Spttie.l.l


Baibin9ton, 4. Sept6r.-0a8 Staotss
Oeparternent bat 9ta6rid)t erbalten, OaB cine
Delegation Der israelitii6en 8eu6lferllna bon
Sm9rua Oem ameritanii9en @eianoten an Die
Yforte wGbreno ieineS fiirjli6en gufentbalts
in ituer Stabt lire 2lufpartltug ma6te unb
our9 i'm Der 9tegierurg Der Ser. Staaten i'm
gtanlen Der Ssratliten fir ben oen gebteren er=
uielenen Sfub banfte.
9Ste0cr clue Ic9erid1an0t1at.
I1eranbria, &a., A. September. =
Sri. gtefpton, Die Sobter zines qeadteten
6armerS in Der 9?GGe bon 8ouuo Sill, 2ouz
Oonz@ountp, Sa., ,murbe am lettenSamitGqsz
0torgen in etnem unweit ibrer @Obnung gez
legeneu 6eloe, pobin ite iid) begeben bate,
nm 8o6nen Su pfliifeH, BON Sluei Ne9ern
iiberfalle1, mel9e ein nameuloie8 Ssrbrehen
all ibr periibten. Sbre 6iilierufe murbeu bon
ibrem SruSer peruommer, jeOo1 glaubte ber=
elbe, baB ieine S6meiter Onr9 eine S6lanqe
in S9reden periett mOroen iei, uu0 er fam
ibr erit Su lSiilfe, na6Oem Die beiSeu S6eu=
iale ibre abii6t erreid)t uno Die Tlu6t er=
griffcn batten. ginCr Der Neger lit iebo6
iettbem ergrifen InO BON Dem WtGbfen ioenz
ttftStrt uorOen, tudbre1tO Der lnbere BON ben
Siir9eru Der gtn6bnribaft uerfolgt mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07
Der ImsttanS Der RObIen9rdber III
Der 1ftftdebffft0 ftntt &rrf11tfst1


Nem=g) orf, 6.Septbr.-Glhe Delegation
Der Observation-Disclosures aus oeu9ruben
Der y0elamare Sadamnnna gSelterltz8 z8abn"
IN Der gtGbe BON Scrautou, Ba., mad)te beute
Vtorgeu 6rn. Sloan, bcm 8rdiioeltten Der
Sabn, ibre 2tuiluartIug, iette ibm Die Se=
lGmeroen Der 9lrbeIter allSetuan0er urlO for
oerte cine 2ObuerbGbung pom 25 Bro;eut.
9r. Sloan mctgerte it'd, nit Den grbeiteru Ill
untefbanOeln, 10 lange bieIelben auf Dem Shife
oerhauten. Gr iagtc, iobalo Iie Sur 2lrbeit
Suritdtebrtct, piir0e Die @ompaQnie 1idl AMI
llnterbnnolungen etulafen uno ben 2obu er-
bohen, menn Der YreiS Der Soblen cine iold)e
NtaBre9el reftfertigte. 9ic Delegation febrte
bente 9tahmittNg naf Suauton ;uriid uno
wtro elmer auf beutc IbcnO anberaumten
Notwithstanding Der ShifCr 8erid)t erz
ltatten.
Sin &raluau lit Scranton.
= crantou, 3d., 6. Septbr. - 9elern
AbenO rurbe cine 4u;aGl 9(rbeter Der ,,0elaz
mare&adamanna= 8eitcru= Comp" mdbrenO
ite inter milttdriife aus ben @ruz
ben 3uritdfchrten, III Soune=6iQ, eiler Gorz
ltaOt OleleS Blabe6, BON elmer Sd,oar Der
Strtfer angegriffen. Die Soloaten madlten
eInen Soponnetdngriff auf Die glugreifer, nab
men adt Oerlelben feit, biloeteu Johann EN-
Guarre, i'll bcien Dtitte Die 9lrbeiter nebIt ben
9efan9eueu gebrad)t uuroen, uuo Iebten i0z
oann ben 0tari9 fort. 0aS pronlpte Sin.
ld]relteu 0eS Dtilitdr5 eritidte Den bro6cnoen
aufruAr im Seine. Die @eiaugeneu muroen
pom Wtapor Ntc&une unter ie $500 8iir0z
idlaft getellt.
Ssmatt YaTdla ais 2tmcrtfamer.
= b ago, 3. Septcmber. - Die bic
it9e BOT" pcrfitnOet, 0aB Geueral Soiepb &.
8cpnolOS, ciu bieTger 9Opofat, nit Sru. q.
@lag GrawforO iuttm befount mar. Sr. @ram-
fOrO trat augeblid) bci'm lu8bruhe oes 8iir=
9ertrie9c3 in gStlrer, S0S., Dem 81. SQtnoi=
ier SolOntdr= =9tcgintente bel, IN melhem 6r.
6epnolO8 Den Slang zines 2ieuteuantS beglei=
teter unO madte, 0auf ieiuer Sapferteit ilno
SntelligenS, i6Heu @arriere. @eneral &eDz
uolOs bat lett Dem Srie9e nit Srn. @rQmforb
correponOtrt IND erbClt in 1873 cinen Srief
BON Dem 2eBteran, IN wel6cm oerielbe ibm
mtttbetlte, 0aB er infer Dem 9tamen S8man
Sen in eg1ptiiden 9ieuiten itcbe. SpGter
b0rte gcneral 0}epuolO8, OaB 6r. @ramforO
unter Dem Sitel SSmau Yuida in tiirttid)e
0tenite getreten ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07

QuuoOu, 4. Sept. - general Grant umo
6amilie muftcu 9eiteru Daorgeu BON Goin-
/ 6uab aus eiueu 2luSiug uatl Yiclroie uno
febrtCu AM 2lben6e Snriid. Gr beObfhttgts,
heutc iriib mad oeu gtOrbeu abSureiien, nm
| 6em 6er;og BON Sutbulauo einen Seiud) in
0unrobu1. Guitle abiultatteu. Sm 9aufe Der
uGtIten 8Ode uiro er Ff uOdmalS nnf
9unoec beQcben. Die StdOte @l9iu nu6
| 5nUerueB merOen Dem @euuul oas @breubiir.
Qerredt iibertra0cu. 8u 5uuerneB wiro Die
Sercmonie pabridelnltdl nad) Der Riidfebr
Oes Generals BON Sutberlunbibire itattfnoeu,
uuo eine 0eputation OeS Staotratbs BON 81
gin iit eiugelaOeu wOrOen, ibH i'll 0uurObin-
@aitle Su beiuden.
uubee, 6. Geptcmbsr - Der biefge
I Gtabtratb hat beihlOhen, Dem @r=PrdfOeH=
ten Grant oas GbreHbiirgTred)t 81 ertbeilen,
5aS SeHnOsn Oes @apttes.
! QOuOoH, 6. september. - @IHe Spes
;iulSepe,hc Der y8iues" meloet aus 8Om,
6aB Ed) Der 3uitORO Oes Poptcs gebeIiat bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-07

2ouoou, Z. Septentber. - Garl 0erbp,
Der Nimiiter oeS 2leuBeru, ertldrte eeitrn
2(bcuN III elmer 3u 2iUerpool gebalteuen 8eoe,
Der gegeuwdrtige 3eitpunft iei ieiner 2lnf6t
nudj nitt gectquet fir eiuen Sermittelun9s=
pcriud Spid,eu Der 8forte uno 8uBlauo. Sin
0iiniti0GrT 2(ugenbld tOuute fdl nd9itens
bicten, uro GnglunO wiirOe ioOann nidt s6z
geru,i ,iieiusu GiHiluB 5n GuuiIcn OeS 6rieOenS
! ~ atAann.a aAnnI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I,2as BRoADWAy.-.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTs AND SALES OF PAPERS,
PAcK-eth col.

AAS;TKoI SoSyy rasE.s.h s0l.
IN S.ss1ss md 8
sSp PAssa,s pAe.sA CO..
eSSsiSisE sIEASsHiFsHssa P.s.-lsS sns SsS coils
S1nSD1ss es COL
acu sass 70 e. AND ux
EUROPEAN SgsxssHEP.ss r ss COL
ESCuRsioxsH7Ta fAcx-sth and ssh coils -
Fee ans g. LET
e
HELr e rtssse co. ana "a so
HSSysEs SSoaS wxXTE p rAar4h COL
EosT isr rasEm ,o, COL
MEDICAL Urn PAaE-eth COL lF
NV r1Stc.s 'rAsr-esh COL
FhHsoFSATEs1 d PsGla solsr COL
rGoFE
pnofEsT Ef' 56T 81 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
ZEAL kATE " Col COL
SALES AZ AucrioN-isr f Pacr- 4.h and s.a COILS
SITUATIONS wANTED-fEMALts-7rH PAcE-ist and
E1ygArfoss wAsEEp-NALrs-7.n rAe.1ad col.
sP6e14 pisbs as spe "a ec
SUMMER REsoRTsa7ru Pasx,sd col.
50 LEI FOR BusiNEss PUsPosEs-isr PAcE-4th COL
UNfuRNIsHEp Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
E4SSSER L.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-lOrn PAGN-eth coils.
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A UCrI0E HOUSE, or Van TASsEl.L 1 kEARNEY.
IA 10 AND liz EAST 18TH ST..
MAR 4Tll Az

REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAG Is
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that warranted sound kind and true
In harness. from three test
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"A TiIIs friday MORNING. at 10 O'Clock.
at five story brown stone
PRIVATE REsIDENGE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUks WORKS or ART
ISLAID WALNUT CHAMBER ATS.
sTEIAWAY "a OCTAVE riANofORTE.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM suIrs, covered in
crimson tan and gold brocae satin and cotesine Turkish
and spanish Lounges, Easy Chairs msrquctry g, Cener
Mnn,ei Mirrors. ! french Wsute Sets. c5.any Ciocss
Musical Boxes srtans Bookcases, Library Tables Desks
Fine selection imported bronze statnary.
Pair french Bronze Statuettes cost $3.50.
one pair Cesar and Mark Antony.
Ono pair Milton and Shake peare.
Inc -FOUR seasons Nc Also
~ pairs OF other dosr able Figures
10 valuable Oil Paintings.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, CONSISTING
OF BEDROOM sets and gilt Bcdstends Dressing Cases.
Bureaus Clnoniers. WWshstands. single aud double He'd.
Blankets Toilet sets rep plush and harcloh suits
BILE top Tables Chairs. Rockers elegant Turkish suit
DINING FURNITURE, via. :--Extension Tables. Side
bonrn. chairs IN leather Silverwarc, Cutlery, &c.
broadway, Sixth University place cars to
~ West 10th ST.. betwecn 9TH aud 9th
N. B.--'ioous hacked or shipped y desired.
hiChARD ii. RANDOLPH, Auctioneer.
A UCTIoN-AT PRIVATE REsIDENCE.
n THIS FRIDAY) MORNING
THE ENTIRE HOUsEroID fuRNITuRE
., ,,,,, HANpsoME AND USEFUL,
BkT%EEs To sb HoVss III snI INT r !Gs ST.
tapestry; rosewood octave fianofo te Eagsrps csb
NOT booscases, Desks, on Paintings Bropes Curtains
Der scs Be dsteads, Drcsng Cases wxshstands spring
Beds hair Mattresses. Bedding WardrobcA Buffet Exton
sion Table Dining Chairs. snverplatcd Ware Cutlery and
ALBkRf KRARMER, 'Xscsisnesr NJ B. --tsccds psched,
shipped snd removed. eity orcountvy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-13
Harper's Ferry Happenings.

Leo. Tearuey. Esq, OF Cumberland, is visit
iog bis brother, Edward Tsarney, Esq at this
place.
On Friday of last week the Shenandoah
Ferry Boat was carried away by the high wa
ter consequent upon Thursdays rain
Tie Catholic Church Of this place having
recently undergone thorough painting, now
presents handsome appearance. Many other
needed improvements are observable about the
edifce, not least conspicuous being the beautl-
full Altar, noticed by us last week. This
Church is certainly fortunate in having for its
special care-takers the Misses Marmion, who
never fail to exhibit taste aud skillin the trim
ming aud arranging Of it.
Mr.. ". W. Wentzell, Of the Valley Cigar
Factory, is doing d,urishing business and l.
kept busy filing the many orders for his sever
al popular brands Before he commenced adj
yertisng in the FACE Pass, only six months
ago. he had worked but one haul beside him
sell-uow he gives constant employment tc
sin men Oar merchants aud business men
here and at other points in the County have il
this foo for reflection
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-13
WM. PHILLIPS.
May 6, ls7G-ly. March 8, lS17.-nd.
SEASONABLE SUPPLIES.
rHE OLD SrAND wITH A NEW SroCE.

~ W. TRUSSELL il now opening n choice ard
u. carefully selected Stock of SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS, which includes any and eve
~ article the season requires. IL is lis purpose
10 offer these Goods at Bottom Prices for Cab,
and those in want need but call and examine price
lists, 10 realize the fact Among other articles IL
may suffice o. cnumerate:
4 rare and beautiful selection Of LADIES' DLl
GOODS, of the mos, fashionable styles and at ID
very loves, prices. \ full line of Ladies Trim
mings, Laccs, Gloves. Hosiery, dc. OF NO
TIONS general and complete assortment, en-
braciDg many articles new and useful. The lar.
gest aud most carefully selected Stock % the very
superior City made Ladies' Gentlemen and Miss
es Boots, Shoes and CATERS, ever heretofore offer
ed, and as evidence Of qualities in test OF eight
years no complaint has been made.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds aud every dcscrip
ton of Gentlemen's SUMNER WEAR, together
with Boots, Shoes, and all the Spring styles Of
Hats: OF READY-MADE CL0THlNG-a Sc
lect assortment, and Suits selected from samples
furnished at City Prices.
A full line OF GROCERIES, including Salt,
Fish and Bacon.
Gs- Corn, Wool. Bacon and all description Of
COuntry Produce taken in exchange Tor Goods.
An early call from ola friends and customers Is
solicited
May 10, 1877. C. W. T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-13

Vine Culture and Wine Making.

Mr. Alfred Spccr, Of Passaic. y. J e.. so long
and iayoraby known as the wine man Of New
Jersey. expects a larger yield Of grapes this
year than usual and has reduced the price of
his four year old port SO As % bring it within
the reach Of the poorer families who need
pure and rich wine for medicinal purposes
Mr. Speer's mode Of fcrmeuting and keeping
hrs wine differs from The usual methods This
is the reason why it is 50 much superior in
quality; but it requires four years manage
meut aal changing oitemperaturc in order to
make such perfect fine wine as this is the
knowledge changing to various temperatures
at different times, and at tho right time IS
where he has the advantage Of getting SO rich
a wine without the use OF liquor. Large quan-
titles # Specr's Port Grape wine have been
ordered 90 South America. and even TO London
anl Paris Jy Europeans Physicians recon-
mend it as superior 10 most Of tie European
wiue. It Is dealt in largely by druggists.
Daily E5Yress
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-10-13
Business Notices.


Moan WALKER's great Clothing Emporium
in Baltimore is as well known throughout the
country as \. I. Stewards 1t is splendid
stablishmeut-relable, prompt, reasonable
Knabe's Pianos have worldwide reputa-
ton. and deservcdly SO. Better or handsomer
ias;rumca,sitis conceded are nowhere to be
found. We invite attention to the advertise
meut.
Mess7s Duke & Gallaher are now receiving their
Stock Of Cook, Parlor, Office, aud Dining
Room Stoves, OF superior make aud weight, and
viii sen al lower prices than the same quality Of
stoves can De bought for elsewhere. Call and see
them before purchasing from any other house.
The attention of our people is directed to the
Card. on the first page Of TINS FREE Pass, of
James 3 McAbee, Wholesale aud Retail Deal
er 10 Butter Eggs, Poultry aud General Pro-
duce, 81 ~ Eutaw street, Baltimore. Mr.
McAbce is native of Berkeley County, and
an euterprising aud reliable business man.
We diued at the Mnltby House, Baltimore,
on Monday last, aud cherish delightful re-
memb-aucc Of tie excellence of the fare, the
elegance of the dining room aud fixtures, and
The general air Of comfort aud quiet Of the
house. We commend the Maltby to our read
ers who may visit Baltimore.
Mr. J. Il. Hlues, Agent. for Tue manuAc-
.,.-,..s c..,,-...,l j..,,er I'm Tobacco Notions.
p...,s.,I p,.l,,. ,eoor,I.v has moved hi,
...,o.,,r, -,,,r l,,clv ors1ejsl by Mr.. David
v,u.r, vl.,, he will be- clad 10 see all his old
customer. and many new ones. Advertise
mept e,xt week.
NJ r.. u c.,,, r. Bro 81 West
,.,............ vt.r,..r. D.,iorsi, Groce.
. ~. -. c..,.5 F-,;,s Meats
a,.-.,....',....,.. ..,..i, ,ri.rs r,r ooo.,
80 ,... ..,f4.,,,t,,,b ov can offer in
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MARRIED,

October 2.t. 1877. 90 st. James Church. Lees
b1.n. Nl.. br Rev. Is. q. Davis, b. d.. assisted
rr l,.r. Taco G.. Reed, ENLlNE W. GRAY ith
tar-. ..-.. Nary D. and 'hc late Eoht. ". GRAY.
te JN0. q Williams E-g.," Winchester. Va.
Sept. -1., I~71. 90 puuba-ton. Ioudoun coun-
GEORGE HARRISON BJBWTLL. of Richmond,
N,.. and LAURA DUNBAR LEE.-Eev. Wm. Il.
johnson. assisted by Rev. T. I. Davis, d. D.,
ote.st.r-.
lu Washington. c.. 4, the residence ~ The
BRIDE, father. on Monday. Sept, 2fih, leI1. by
che Rev. ~ Wheeler. C3rnjn WILL ID. VIZ
CEl, ot Lnv-t,,viU'. LoUdeun county, Va, o.
Niss ALICE ". UNTTON. ~ that city.
ON tfc o1.b of Sept. 40 the residence of Mr..
Iev-rcs. o., thc Rev John Woo,f. NJ. JOSEPH
REED and Miss MAGGIE CANIIObD, all =
iHu3.un.
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The Virginia Free Press,
The "Old Family journal
Cs,nLusrowS, OCTOBER IS, 1871.
Mere Mention.



Circuit Court begins on Tuesday next
We thank Hon. C. i. Fau.Nncr u" o'uN'
,,, ~ MESSAGE and Documents lS76-17.
s..-.l,,. g,,irorecn contained a
las. -. ~ - p-.',,c-Archbishop
.''' ',' y. go, ,be previous saturday. when
$50 .r,.,rs-, likeness Of tbeIatc Rev Dr. Dun
- ~. frs, p,.c. the demand for the
..,, E, III, I,r-, cities and To- the towns ne
.'..-i ~, ,-;-,;o, ola large edition. The
-. ~ the Egumcrela euiacr''y de-
..i.-... ,r..;- ,,,s-ori.e.-
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PhEPAkLu 81
n. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass
Whnt Is Teletine I?

1t Is a compound extracted from bsrks,, roots
and herbs. Il is Natures Remedy. ii IS per-
tenn. II is nourishing and strengthening. Ii acts
directly upon the blood. 1t quiets the nervous
system. Ii gives you good, sweet sleep at night;
III is a great panacea for our aged fathers ana
mothers, for IL gives them strength, quiets their
nerves and gives them Natures sweet sleep; as
has been proved by many an aged person. IL IS
the great Blood Purifier. IL is a soothing remedy
for our children. IL has relieved and cured
thousands IL is very pleasant TO take every
child likes IL. II relieves and cures all diseases
originating from impure blood. Try the NEGE-
TINE. Give il a fair trial for your complaints
then you will say TO your friend, neigh0or ana
Acquaintance, Try it it has cured me-"
VEGErrNE for the complaints for which II IS
recommended, is having larger sale throughout
the United States than any other one medicine
Why? vegeiiue will Cure these CeA-
DIaiufa
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DE-. TOmlinSO sons Dental
OniCC.
CaENEU or CuAELEsANp LIBERTY STREE
CharleStOWn.
Eartinsburg Matters.
From tie Salesman .

i-.u t.a Statesman
VI WIN Miller Pa, been shipping large
qulH...csof peaches ,oPsnn,yiyaaia and else
where
MIC. o. Kelly, e ,hisc',y. DIED suddenly
"Wednesday week. lie was walking aboHt and
.rplrrryj1 COOL health, 4 few minutes be-
fore the aa. stroke. a post norton examj-
nation was be,l. ana heart disease was P7o-
u.grcei t.ec.use
Oa Friday week E,au Harper, an OLD and
respected c5''rel man. who WAS living 10 part
of Tie house Formerly occupied by DR.. Withe-
TOW ie'l deaf while attempting 90 draw
pitcher If water. dc was reum1tc and this
IS Supposed o. have caused his death.
Hon. C j Faulkner by invitation delivered
the frst of course Of lectures at the West
virginia University on Tuesday October Pad
inst. We learn that 10 was no, only eloquent
bst .b1rn lsl To- usefu, aud Instructive advice
% t-e voro. gentlemen composing the various
c'l>-.- re t.e University.
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Roses bloom in. summer only, but DR..
Schley's Family Cough Syrup will keep the
roses Of health ever on your cheeks. II never
fails. Graudest remedy for all Coughs ana
Colds. No pay if no relief. For sale here oy
c +. Beller, and by Gilbert Bros, Harper
Ferry. Only % cts. for sure cure.