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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01

KNSSIas Tclu@dl Oh plOiltI'u ud.
been fully confirmed
ENGLAND'S APPEAL TO AUSTRIA.
LOSDON Tucsday, Jan !, 1873.
The Standards correspondent at Vienna says Lord
Derby has sent note to Count Andra sy, expressing
tbe hone that in view Of the desire of Europe for
peace the other Powers will assist AS much as poss
BILE England's stcps in favor of mediation.
THE TEXT OF THE BRITISH NOTE.
The following is stated to be the text of Englands
note to Russia
Her Maesty's Government bcgs to inform the En-.
pcror that The Porte IL ready 10 open peace negotiations.
The Emperos wisdom ana repeatedly expressed love U
peace Justify Her MalcstJr Government In the h0pe
that he will lend IA orabe to the Suans request.
TURKEY APPLIES FOR ARMlSTiCE.
LoNDON, Tuesday, Jan. l. 1873.
Try CABLE TO THE TRIBIS ~.
turkeys conditions for an aTllstice haze been
forwarded 10 the Russian headquarters aud the
Russian commanders have been instructed to Ie-
ceve any offers for truce.
lF0r other JoTsigs hses see fTt pdqe.l
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p O STS C. RIP
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
EIrSSIA'S REEIiSAI. GONEINNEU
3:45 a. m.
NISSIAS KEFUSAI CONFIRMED.
10y CAB,E TO HE TRIBUEE.l

IUNUON, I'M FIIiIN, 7, I0It.
Rrssia's refusal of the profcrcd mediation has
been fully confirmed.
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BRGMMEIL is FelmI 5-pound box of fir
mixed lor FL 81 IlU GrGIIIst Now YORK. Bisnc
sl7 Broadway, nearil Inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01

DiANOS-Retail price $3.50, only $40; ParlOr
organs price $50 oi $50 new. D. fBcaty, WasngonNJ
GTRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Gencratlve Organs r3dcsiy and speedily cured. Oincc
loLrssto3 HENti \. DANIELS n. D.. i4i Leringt'nay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01
RADWAY's,RGADY RELIEF
FEWER AND AGIE.

FEVER ,ND AGI-E cured for ffy cents There is not
remedial agent worid that will cure Fey,r and Ague
ami other Bilious scarlet, Typhoid fcoW ana
other Fcvors (aid,d by RAILWAYS PILLS. 50 quick as
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Fuy cents per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01

the annual expenses Of the office $4,000 year. Uchea
Catlin will appoint second assistant
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FIEsHLEsS ISyALIDs
cOnsumptive ttuCcncy should frequently PHILLIPS
:,LA1 ,BE con LIVER on IN combination with PBOsrONt
TKIIlSE. AL GrGggisis. Depot ll1t IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-01

OF the persons naturalzed 756 were from Ireland ana
81 from 0ther portions Of the British Empire 963 from
Germany and Austria, and four from the Celestial En-
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RUSSIAN NAP0R =

Russian NAPOR BATHS.
NOW o7en the new. elegant aud incompatible 6at no
20 ieoi wide, and fitted III style heretofore IN
own h.s country. Mrs. ALICE CAfF3 g l. hiAN, NJ d.
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DAMAGE TO SHIPPING On THE CoAsT-sUPPOsED
! LOSS OF LIFE--FREsHETs IN THE VIRGINIA VAL
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II wv TIfNHf
MENDOZA, Ia SALE COUNTY ILL.
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What they Have Done.


Edmund About says: AT the
age of twenty -flve an American has
tried o dozen ways of life, made four
fortunes, baRkruptcr and two cam
paigns; pleaded o cause, preaehed a
religion, killed six men with re-
volver, enfranchised negress, and
conquered IA island.
An Esglishman has passed two ex-
aminations, been attached to an en-
bassy, founded accounting house, con-
yerted q Catholic, made the tour of
the world, and read the complete
wtaiGlE q SIf Waiter Scott.
A Ffenehmaf has rhyIned TRACE
,dy, written inEEszo jassfaals, received
three eword wounds, attempted two
.snieiaee, troubled the peace of four
teen hnsbanas, and changed his po-
litical opinions nineteen times over.
A German has SCARED the faces of
fourteen af his intimate friends, swal-
lowed sixty tanssof beer and the phil
.osopliy Of Hegcl, sung eleven tllous-
and eenpIeta, compromised q nssiti
servant, smoked a million Of pipes, aud
been cnneesaed Ia two revolutions.
A Roman prince has done nothing,
learned nothing, seen nothing, loved
nothing, suffered nothing. Tho gate
of cluister is thrown open, q young
girl with no mere experience than
himself h led forth, and these two in
noeents pressed to kneel befare q
priest, who licenses them to begin q
fresh stock of innocents.p
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ADVBRTIsEMENTs
ADVERTISEMENTS.
vEGETlNE
Purifes the Blood, Reaoyates
and lnyigorstes the Whole
System.
IFS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent
and niuretic.

vEeEr1SE is made exclusively from the aices o.
carefully selected banks, roots sna heEDss Ana =
strongly concentrated tss viii
from the system every faint of serafEins Seroia-
Ious HnHior, Tmmors, Cancer, Cnneer@ns
Husnor, Erysipelas, salt Rheum, sypai-
little Diseases, Canker, Fatnfncss nj tne
Stomach, and all diseases that arise from impure
blood. Seiafica, InfamlaRtOry and Chronic
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, tion1, and Sp1nni
Cempluiuts, can only be efeetnally cured through
the blood
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases Of the
skin, Pustules, PinpIes, DIotchcs, Bells,
letter, ScaIdhead, and RinGwerm, Vegesins
has never failed to effect permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Coslse
piaints, Dropsy, Female Weakness, EAen-
carrhen, arising from internal alteration. and
uterine diseases and General Debility, VICE
TINE acts directly upon the causes Of these COM
plants It nvissratss and strengthens the whole
system acts upon the secretys zlsys intlam-
nation cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Cufnrrl., Dyspepsia, Iiahituiil Ces-
'tEyencss. Palpitation of the Heart, Head-
ache, Piles, Nervousness, and General
Prosfrafion of the Nervous system, no
medicine has ever given such perfect satisfaction As
the VEoErISE IL puries the blood, clesnscs all OF
10 organs, and possesses controlling power over the
nervous system.
induced many physicians and apothscaries whom We
know, TO prescribe and use il infheir own families
In fact, YEGETIsE is the best rsnady Jet diseov-
cred for the above diseases and is tho only reliable
BLOOD pURIFIERystp placed bsf0retesp1bic.
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Town Of Dsaslasenville.
llsf i.e0 10. z
assumption Pioneer.


g Who 10 Leo No. 2fn was the
question demanded of us Mt least
forty nine times last week.
Inprinsis, Leo the Second is the
spriglltly Assnmasisn correspondent
of the DOnaidsOnville CHIEF, and
forinaEEM sarre1dered the Panfiticai
keys entrusted him by st. Peter to
his eldest brother, Leo XIII, at a re-
cent siste. He no longer bothers bis
bead with encyclical letters, allocu-
aians, anathemas etc, in fine, his 80
norons voice will never more rum
BILE from the Vatican.
Since his abdicatiop he has followed
avocations Wiz varied success in
loszneZ znisiesla, such rs alternately
fioS s.Ialsk& His right hand-wbicil,
when concerted fot action, resembles
a nail grab--Oyer the case, while
with the left he grasps dangerous
weapon, commonly called a shooting
stick; heeing corn aud potatoes, keep
ing Lent, and inssructihg untutOred
freaAEaen in piseatorial causes and
effects. In the night time his wa
king hours are wholly absorbed in
gazing at the stars, writing fist, sto-
ries for the CHIEF and holding sweet
converse, by means Of the telephone,
with his friend Broadbrim, the Qua
ker.
leo the Second, like MI the mem.
bera &c Gle craft II a genial, clever
hosf53SS47758 fyf,fitIeF1an and IS what
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Sass ssisai l. needed

To build Up aud sustain the strength
of the Aged, the Feeble and conval,
.escent is Pafker's Ginger Tonic. This
macthleas yitalizing agent aud cor
receive, hy establishing a regular har-
nenious actian of the organs of di-
gestion and assimilation, insnres .eopl-
plete nutrition of the enfeebled sys-
TEN. which it builds up and fnrtifies
against slisesse, and greatly increases
the powers 81 endurance. When you
are distressed with dyspepsia, Head
ache, Waksfplneza, palRifatiaa Of tlle
Heart, Acid Stomaoh, Cramps, Heart
burn, Bad taste in the .g,outlf, Liver
disorders and Costiseness, it is a
pleasant experience TO obtain the
comforting SIM aiaaE iss this
remaslss ,sisd 70 realize that il cheers
the q pressed spirits, santhes the
nerves, and diifuses warmth aud zen
energy throughout the body. Buy
from yxizsr druggist, B. RybiSki, 81
sbottle or a sample bottle at Is cents
aud test its inertia.
~
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ssasrth Senatorial District.
PsA Of Ascension.

RSA Of Ascension.
REPRESENTATIVE. Frederick E,ob5.
-{SlosteF II. Hill,
pssssIs la, 30 - Henry %. Maher,
Parish 4 .fnrsisy. :. e. frederick Duffel,
CI ". - <be c.,art. u. Z. Beptley,
Racnrd IA - -. W. w BgtoEd,
Secrat arr ard Yreas urer,. r. VieknafF.
4sssssor Felix Braud,
;rsy CoiIector. p Landry.
sheriS Peter A. Jones,
Coronar j. Sullivan, Jr.,
g Gs;I phys;c;aI,. M. Metalliard
Oficiaf Journal. DoR'sflle CHIAF
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter frena Rcr. z. S. Best. Pastor
Of H. f. Church, Nat.ck Mass, will bs read with
interest by many physicians; also those suffering
from tho Same disease afflicted the Of the Sv.
e s. Best. No person can doubt this testimony. a.
there is no doubt about the curative powers Of
vEGETINE.
NATIcK. MASS. Jan. 1. 1874
Mr.. II. Il STEVENS:
Dear Sr,-Ws have good reason for regarding
your NktErIsEa medicine Of the Eru4test vAlut.
We feel assured C has beeR the means III wing
ssri,s life. HIS is seventeen S9zss Far
tho last years hs has suffered from neCrsis of
his leg cans.,d BY scrUfulous aecti,if. AID
far reduced mat nearly all whp hin Thought his
recovery impossible. A commit Of abe Vh. siciAils
ouud rvs but ths funniest hope Of his ll5
ing If tho number declaring RI tho bSytl.d
the rexcls uf human renedrf that IN .ut.tion
could hot him, he had itvt vig.r enough TO
endure the operation. Just tfssn commenced
giving him YEGETINE, and f"m III q Tins the
presenI Ito h. been continuously iinpr5S lag. lis
has late resumed his suGiies, thrown sWsy MS
crutches Ind cane and walks .b-ut thevrtet.y Aid
strong
Though there Ia still some discharge from 'hs
opening whore this limb WIS l.1ced We h.s, ths
fullest condolences that 10 littc tinio he will be per-
feetiy cured
He has taken about three dszen battles of yEaE.
TiSE, but lately but iittis, ho declafes tAat
W. i tov well u be taking inedieins.
Respectfully yours,
H. i. HkST,
MIS-. l. Z. +. BEST.
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POLICE yURoRs. X. 4. Hanson. fresiueht'
Henry HegpasE, HiHery Rice, L. A. Alleman,
Arthur Burnett, Joseph Ferrier. Joseph +;
Brent, William Kigg, Henry Mccall apd
BERNARD LeWapp.
HoARp or SCHOOL pIREcToRs --itr. y. q.
Cornell, Presidept; T.. n. Pugh, Secretary ;
i. Vicknair, Treasurer; II. D: Minor, &. -.
f,efort, E &. Waraer aRdsG. D. Blouin.
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THE GREAT CAUSE
$50 OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Just Published. IN a Sealed Earelope.
Price siI cents
A EsecEzzwc an TAG Nature. EsEoAEs
memt, and Radical cure of Seminal
Weakness, or Spermatorrhma, induced by
Selt-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions. Impo-
tency. Nervous Debility, and Impediments
to Marriage. generally Consumption. Epi-
lepsy, and Fits Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, Etc.-By ROBERT j. CULVER
WE'LL, NJ. D., author of the 9 Green Eook, =
etc.
The world-renowned author, in this adj
mirabie Lecture, clearly proves from hfs
own experience that the awful eonsequences
of SelfAbnse may be. efectually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments
rings, or cordials; pointing out mode Of
cure at once certain and edectuai, lsy wIlich
every sufferer, NO matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
~ and radically.
n This Lecture triH prore booa to
thousands aud thousands.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, TO
any address, on receipt OF six cents, or two
postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO., =.
Il Ann ST.. New York Post-ofIice Box 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-28
The Old Family Journal.
VARIETY.
His Good Memory.

" Now, I.eander, my dear. want yon to be
sure and not forget these few things when yor
come down tonight" says the young wife,
inst before the kiss and goodbye " at the
summer hotel, in the morning, as the gentle
man was starting for the city.
Aud this is the way the list ran; "a
l. Two yards blue barege. .. Three
yards Hamburg edging. 3. My new brazil
from the hair store 4. IIalfa dollars worth
Of nansook. .. Box Of pearl powder from
my upI or drawer 6. Modern Minister "
from Lorng's library.
Arriving in town, he forgot all about tho
list until late IN the afternoon, and then ho
couldn't ind It in any Of his pockets But
hadn't he read Il over, and didn't he remember
il all? OF course he did. and this is what he
brought bacl; TO his cxpec;ant wife:
/. Two heads Of blue cabbage. .. Two
yards of handsome netting gmoSGuitol -
Some blue braid 4. Half a dollars worth
Of canned soup 3. Box Of scidliia powders
and pair Of drawers g. Loring SAID be
hadn't got any such book as Can aud Canister
in the library"
Exclamation on receiving the above. O
Leandcr, Lcnndcr. you must have been dining
at that horrid club again, or You couldn't have
malo such mistake"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-28
POETICAL.
'BEST."

Mother. I sec ron with your nursery light,
Leading your babies. all in white
70 their sweet trest
Christ the Good Shepherd, carries mine 70 night
And that is best.
! canno, help tears when Fne them ;wine.
Their fingers in yours and their bright cnr!s shine
On your warm breast;
BIZ: the Saviour's is purer than yours or mine,
Tie can love best.
You tremble each hour, because your arms
Are weak your heart is wrung with fears alarms
And sore oPpresti
Ny darliugs are safe, cut OF the reach OF harms
Anc that is best.
You know over yours may hang even noF,
Pain and disease, whose sad fulfilling, slow
Naught can arrest;
Mine in Gods gardens bright run 20 and fro,
And that is best
You know that Of yours all, your foe5lest ore
And dearest. may live long years alone,
Unloycd, unbest;
Nine are cherished Of saints around Gods throne,
And that is best
You must dread for yours tbc sia that sears
Dark guilt unwashcd By rcpeuant tears
And uncnnfesscd.
Mine entered spotess on eternal years
How much the best.
But grief is selfish; and cannot SEQ,
Always. why | should So sore stricken Do
More than The rest
But know that for them as well ss me
God Cit the best.
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MonGANTowN, ". Va,
AUGUST l6ih. 1878. I

August 10Th, 1873 I
~ Ion. Oiar'cS T. Idujlner, IidrtiHsJtTg
Vest Iir9iaic
DEAR Sm:-I received yoat letter Of tht
Dad inst. nod delayed replying to Il until
could have A meeting Of the Executive Com
mlt.co Of rho W. Va Historical Society. Tht
committee WAS called together on the iitf
inst, and special committee WAS appointed
10 prepare list Of names OF all Tho fesiden
members md 80 ascertain, ma far as may be
the fees and animal dues unpaid against eacl
II them and 90 address - them printed
letier or card requesting payment with The
view of raising fund 10 publish a volume Of
the transactions of tho Society. Ii was further
resolved that the Publishing Committee, con-
sstng Of Hon. j Faulkner, lchairmanl
Geo. W. Atkinson. Rev. j. r. Thompson, Or.
II. ". Brock and Prof f. 5 Lyon, be request
ell to examine the manuscript matter IN It's
hands and decide what portions should be
published. Also the size Of tho volume,
number Of copies style Of binding, &c, and
upon this decision ascertain the probable cost
OF publication, and make report 10 the EXecu-
tive Committee at future meeting to be
called by It's chairman. II was further
resolved thu, the corresponding secretary t1ir.
S.urrsl procure paper to be read or an
d Irc,s ~ bo delivered before the Society at rs
newt limo moctirr by s,ne scntleman Of this
oiscylc,,
a., an -oco',,;., ,,., ,,,,ro,i,.o very binI,ly
..,. .,",r,.,l 49, .'.l onI I,ln,b,c s,,yjcrs in
,o ; $3.50 ,.ros, ~ ,n' ro,y yon- attendance
,.,,,, -. ,,co.;n.,s j.. yory r.io,i,n N oitosit.
nrosi.i;nr o0icrT auJ the iu,cros,irr and
Instructive addresses delivered hy ynu from
lime >, lime have rroa,ly sorvcl not only To-
nrrnotuotc is existence but also 70 enlarge
Tho snl,ro of usefulness anil lbs valuable
,..,.;'i,i,,,s - li..,ri, kno,ylolgc and we
,,io tl,o moro ,,,,,snro in tbis roco,nition and
o,,,,ro;,,;,., Lic,rso L,,t C,,, yVcst YiroiniauS
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Patronizing" the Paper


Newspaper patronage, remarks an exchange
has as many colors as tho rainbow, and is as
changcable rs a chameleon. One man comes
in, subscribcs for the paper. pays for It In
advance, aud goes home and reads il with tho
proud satisfaction tha, IL is his own. lie
hands in his advertisement and gets the ad-
vantage thereof This is patronage
Another man axis YOU 20 send him your
paper. and goes o1T without saying word
abou, the pay. Time ilies on. you are in need
Of money. ask him 20 pay the sum he owes
you. lie flics into passion. perhaps pays,
perhaps stops. This is called patronage.
One man brings 10 a fly cent advertisement
aud wants az puiF throvn in. and when
you decline, goes OF mad. Evon 1ai Is called
patronage.
One hsnd, you = marriage notice and ssks
for extra oopic. containing 49, and when yon
ash ZOE ray for She pap rs no looks surprised
and esclsims fon smelly dout take pay
for such linlo ma,iors." This Is eaRed patron-
age.
One man lisss your paper. bo takes copy,
PAYS for II, md gets his friends to do the
ssrno no Is mol always erumbling 90 you or
Others, bu, has a iricndly word. IL an aeci-
dcn, happens In that section he informs tho
editor. 7hdtis newnpapor patronage.
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News and Times about Winchester.


From The Nc,ts:
The fire Brigade contributed $50 in res
pansc 70 an appeal from New Orleans frcmcn
Tho Choral Society Concerts for tho hcncd,
Of tho Yellow Fever sufferers yielded Si25
Mr.. German Smith, Of this place. received
a silver medal. tho highest svard at the Paris
Exposition, fe' Spmac.
What mrssrr.s can do may be soen in a
cornicld Of Mr.. Gorsuch, mile southwest Of
town. 4 space twenty-five feet vide and
three or four hundred yards long, on Tho bank
of tho stream, has heen cleasei BY them. sud
stalk, car and all dragged bodily away.
From The Tines:
The case of Thos N. JclTerson's adm. vs.. D..
& O. r. r. Co.,-sul, for $40. 900 for tho kill
ing Of rhos. NJ. Jefferson at Narrow Passage
in March 1876, was concluded last week 10
the Circuit Conrt Of Shenandoah county, by
verdict for tho Defendant.
S. NJ Davis, Esq, formerly Of Mississippi
died here on Saturday night. He was gen
tleman Of large wealth, and before tho war,
was one of the largest and most successful plan
ters IN the South.
The Louisiana Division Of the Amy Of
Northern Virginia by lis Treasurer, j. ". MIR
ray. acknow leagcs the receipt Of Draft for
$500 contributed by Winchestcrians.
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Vol 68--VOL IL, NEW SERIESl CHARL
PERSONAL!

NOAH WALK ECEs ~ CO,
Celebrated CIothiers os Baltimore. MD.
Announce the Introduction % plan of ordering
Clothing and Underwear
By LETTER,
T. which thcv call your specia, attention. They
win send ln application their improved and accv-
rate
RULES FCR SELENEASCRENEN7,
and A full line OF samples from their immense
stock OF CLOTHS. CASSlMEBES, COATlNGS,
SuIRTINGS, &C., thus enabling parties IN any
plrsos the country % order their Clothing and
Shirt. direct from them with the ccrtainty OF re
ce,ving garments Of
TIE Very latest Sy'e
ind list Perfect Fit ItioinaJle.
Goods ordered viii be sent 6y Express 20 any
part OF the country.
A, is ven known throughout the southern
Stetes thcy have Tor Fortv-Threc Years
EXCELLED
IN all dcpartr,ents Of q cir business which is a
substantial guarantee as 90 the character Of the
Goods they viii scrt oCt.
A large and well assorted stock Of
s2EADV-MADE CLOTHING
always On hand, together with a full line OF
Furnishing Goods,
including an che latest Novelties 10 Design, aud at
POPULAR PRICES.
when Goods are seat per Express C. o. d.
,hcrc uiil De no co,lcciicn charge on amounts Of
$40 nui over.
Ruies r1r Measurement Samples OF Good.
aut Pri-e List sent free on application.
Tn, attention II the Trade il invited 90 oul
Wh1le,a'e Department, which Is always Kept "
On che hi-h.s: s'culard.
NOAH SEA&A Els q CG.,
a.. a. M..rfr a~E
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either ready
made OF made e. order.
IG1arl lfT Baltimore street, bALTlM0RE,
Nav l3. lST5-ytt VI
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: ia7lNiA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.
TERMS.

t ~, Tur Fasr Usrss Is Published woeklv az Tco
-tr-s rsf @sf'g C-afs per asasR in a4rGsce-
r--TuREE DOLLARS If not raid in advance.
Dec Darar lei! t'if,y Cents for siE ',oHiA'.
-,-The terms oS advertising are, for square
.r. ,n-hI or hess. O,e Ds'ilr aot fifiy Cents ;or
hos. in,.rtiras-.aTc ones in thc sauc proper
ion Eichc'rfiararce tfty. .tesi'.
~C.Nr aIy.rti.cmcnt o. bc considered ey Che
--.,,a ar year unless specified ou the Manuscript,
,- -oreglaasiy scrc,d upon between the parties
-l-~ An advertisement not marked on the copy
e,r, specified number ot Insertions wiz be con
.iruel until ordered out, aud payment Wih o.
.yact.l accordingly.
rS-ErarLAa AuysRrrsSNENrs.- avoid any
,.ondsrs,aujIng on the part % the annual atgcr-
.,.-.tirrr,rcr O. stan, i,,fiactig that their pri
f.-. rrlr 1vt.nds t1 their Immediate business
nal Estate Legal or al other etisemcuts seri
hrth.m o. Or al additional charge, ant no var!a
dion.
~s-l1ruary notices % more than Eve liacs
viii charged Nr.
JOB WORN Posters sale Bills, Circulars,
Cards. &C.. -Vsca,-t promptly, neatly, aud AZ iai'
prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-28

TrcuIEo PilEs -Is one of the most annoying
diseases In the world. and all can Ind prompt
and CERTAIN relief by the Usc " "Swayne's Oiut-
mcnt." The symptoms are moisture, like pcrspi-
ration. intense itching. particularly al night
VIM. J. Grove. G. :. Msrsbaii's office Harrison
burg. Va. writes: suffered twenty years from
this'errible disease consulted many physicians
but found no pormaucat relief until USED
SNayne's Ointment IL also cures tcttcr, PIN
pies all crusty, scaly, itchy skin diseases. leav-
ing the skin clear and smooth without blemish &.
Sent by nail 10 Guy address on receipt of price,
80 cents q box boxes Sl.2j. Address letters 10
Dr. Snavno 4 Son, $3.50 North sixth ST.. Pbla
delphia. Sold by Butler < Aisouith, Chahestonn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-09-28

Hon. John \. Thomson, Of this county, adj
drcascl the people q Randolph county, few
days ago, and eudcayored to cstrauge Demo
Gratis from fealiy to their party, but all his ef-
forts were futile and fell Hat From the ac-
counts we have Mr Thomson collided with
an iceberg in fact, participated in a little
game Of" freeze out. Senator ice was pres
cut aad responded, and Mr. 7 was not slow
70 discover that he confronted an lce-house.- 49,
Mr. Ice bad interested listeners, 10 whom he
gave wholesome advicc-oxhortcd them TO
stick to their party which viii be able in a few
mou;hs to 10 more towards the restoration Of
prosperity 20 an impoverished people, than
can ary new party possibly DO in years.
Randolph is sure for Hon. Ben. Martin by 900
majority.