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DIRECTIONS
FOR USING
VIGlER'S DISINCRUSTlNT..
THE DIRECTIONS SHOULD BE STRICTLY
OpaERVEn

OBSERVED
l. For every ton of coal Tor two cords Of woodl
consumed on the fire CRATE dilute one pound
OF VIRiers Disinetnstant In five or more gal
Ions Of water. and Inject the came through the
?. II tho boiler il provided with d surface or
mud drum biow-o cock. then blow of aS often
rs twice day. keeping the cocks open until
3. Ii there Is only the ordinary bow cock,
then blow out the boilertwice week and +agast
Thoroughly with force pump 20 often as once
week, until the demonstrations are all removed
through the hand holes.
!. The application q the Disincrnstant gives
and does not incumber the boiler-Iooni. The
Disincrusant should be- injected on the top Of
the boiler near the centre where the greatest
ebuliiion exists. In order to spread il over the
entire surface and keep II In constant agitation.
s. For locomotives the Dl-incrurtant can bs
placed In the tender tank, and thus be fed into
When saltwater is used. the blow offs should
be 80 arranged and bs used only with sucn ire
boiler should DO subjected to the action az the
Disinrrustant. otherwise the material will be
fed ITO tbg boiler aad blown out gan without
tho boiler without blowing of. the better. This
WEEKS. - AoN10 W
o 10 prepare the material mir thoroughly
| In hot water before and while Injecting Ii into
The boilers through the, pump Or an,.oe.
| The Disincrustant mixes more re- Oily In hot
Price OF vigier's Disincrustant zoe p pound.
| .To wash thoroughly is insisted upon.
/ ito mix thoroughly IL also insisted upon.
ADDRESS
HUGH w. MONTGOMERY,
H60 Common streer, New Orleans. Ia.
/ P0stOfiice BOX 23I6,
Sole Agent for the Southwest and the Island Of
Cuba. oc17 I'm 2ddgp
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Second Recorders Court
Henry johnson and Chas. Howe, petty lar
ceny. discharged.
VIM. Smith, charged by Norbert Francis
with cruelty treating COW; $leo peace bond.
Edward Lanegros, assault with intent to
Kill IsRn Toultane; continued until the thirty
first instant.
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special NOtIce-Parties having Pledges
| at Harris Loan Once, upon which interest haa
| accrued, II not paid on OK before the FIRST OF
OCTOBER. said pledges will be offered for
sale se13H
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rTyO LET FRONT ROOMS FOR GENTLE
i mon. No. 10 Orleans Passage. References
desired oe19 anbts
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT-NIOE COMFORTABLE AND
ID we'll furnished rooms, for rent low. nt no.
M. C,.nn atreet nopG ht$
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M / N > II r e i = !.
Tho greatest genuine Negro Minstrel Com
pany Id the world. Thirty artists. ton end mon.
ak baniosta. six song and dnnce men. SIX es-
aence dancers. THE Boptown Quarfetts,"
The Canebrake spectators. ?" morss yubf-
lee W The .i,, Mulligan GUARDS. The Barnyard
Boheoa,' "The Flatboat Frolic." &C
Box Office open Saturday twenty sixth oe22
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Maximum tenn erature Ga: minimum So
THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.
The motions to dismiss the appeals In the
following cases arc fixed for
MONDAY. NOVEMBER ., 1870:
No. 1891 Henrlette Henri. wife Of Sehultze,
etc, appellant. W. Francois Francingues and
sheriff of New Orleans.
No. 7521. Frank A. Rehan vs.. Henry Bal
lard and Joseph Reider. appellants.
Superior Criminal Court.
rNFoRMATIoNs.
Breaking, entering and grand larceny
Larry Bowidng, VIM. Cioe, j. Drlaeoll and
A Lockerby, alias Happy Lagerbeer
Carrying concealed weapons. ID. Got and
+. b. Earhart.
pLEADEp GUILTY AND SENTENCED.
Carrying concealed weapons-J. ID. Got, $40
or one week Parish Prison.
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Tho W01nAn's christian Union VIII
meet on tho first and second TUESDAY In each
month, mt II q. M. at the URrOndelet street
Methodist Church.
--se''N>.,.,' MRS. J. J. LYONS. President,
MnN n j. Coop Hecrctnry daA IL
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VEHC6 EFeHGabC Ely WMsfFOMU COmpW"
n.y. No. 9 Charires street-New Orleans. Uoto-
reetora. hold on the twentieth Instant dyl-
dend Of two per cent was declared out pf the
earnings of tho paat three months. payable on
and after November 10 next Transfers be-
tween October 81 and November 10 will be OK
dividend.
oet2G LIT i. r. JUnTN Horrntorv.
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ONCE OF th0 Louisiana go COMPANY. ~.
Al Baronna street.-The annual election fol
seven ~ directors Of this company, TO serve
during Tho ensuing year, will b. held nt i,s
office. No. 4g Barunne street. On MONDAY
November ., 1870 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
n. III. and o'clock y. m.
j. "A. DeBLANO. President.
A Il LANDRY HerrntarY or2B lot
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CORl-speCIal Notice All vino have
nude contracts with my solicitors for conl ri
july and August prices arc notified that. In
must at once send their orders to my Office.
JOHN r.. H SHORT
Corner Camp and alrod streets.
(lntnhar nGlG IL
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The Exhibition Of the balloon Railroad
ls postponed for want III time tp perfect tho Ar
rRngementH. Due notice will be given of the
time nj which tho exhibition will take place.
Ur2G JAZZ. "A. COLLINS.
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special Neticc shippers In Monroe
and oil stations on tho Vloksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad via pelt,,. In. Steamer
N,Aa IA, leaving every cry, SATURDAY. EVEN
rate no other boats. JOHN JANNEY,
OCT IT J. n. dAKLlN. Agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Advice 10 q Young mnn.

And then remember, son, that the world is
older than you are by several years; that fog
thousands Of years il has DO iuil Of emartcT
and better young men than yourself, that their
feet stuck out Of dormor windows; that when
they died tho old globe went whiring on, aui
not one man in ten million went % the funor-
al or even heard Of The death. Be as srnartaF
you can. Of course Know as much as you
can, without blowing the packing out Of your
cylind, heads: shed the Ugh 0. your ai,don
abroad Il The worll, bui d,nt dazzle people
with il And don't ina ilo thing is 50 iir-
ply because you say it Is. Don't be too sorry
for your father because be knows 80 much Ices
than you do remember the reply Of DR..
Wayland 10 The student Of Brown univcr-
sty who said il was an easy enough thing 20
make proverbs such a. Solomon wrote: "Msbo
Few tersey replica tie old man. And wo
never heard that the young naa made any
No, more than two or three, anyhow. Tho
world has great need Of young men, but DO
greater r. G than the young men have OF it,
Your clothes fit you better than your fathers
T. HIM they cost more money, they arc Iocrc
stylish. your mustache is neaicr, tho cut 0f
your bar s better, and you are preitior, Oh,
far preliier than pa" But, young man. tho
old gentleman gets the biggest salary. and l5
homcy. scrambling signature on the business
end Of a check will drain more money out 81
the bank ia Eve mioutes, than you conli get
out with a rcam Of paper and a copper plate
signature 10 six mouths. Young men are usss
ful, son, and they are ornamental, and we az
love them, and wo corldn'i engineer a picnic
successfully without them. Bot they are 60
novelties, son. Oh. no. nothing of the sind.
They have been here before. Don't be 70
modest as TO shut yourself clear cut, but don't
be so fresh yon vii have 70 be pus away in
tho cool 70 keep from spelling. Don't be
afraid that your merit viii not DO discovered
People sll over The world ere hunting for you.
and If you are worth finding. they will ind
you. diamond isn't so easily found as q
quartz pebble, but people search FOR ii al thc
more in.eDtly. -Hdpkeyc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
g On FS7OWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA, SATURDAY. AZ
The Railway Interest.

Advance Sheets Of the introduction 10
the twelfth annual number of Poors Railroad
Manual. now going through the press, show,
FOR the first time since 1873, "a very decided
recovery Of the railway interest of the country
from its recent exceedingly depressed conui-
ton" In the year ending December 81, io,s'
, GOA miles Of new line were opened, ana tne
total mileage at that date was el,S4l miles:
Messrs. Poor say that "the construction of
these routes has again been entered upon WIN
renewed activity aud spirit, and Is likely to
continue" Tonnage has enormously increased
in the face of large falling off OF earnings,
due 10 great reductions in charges for trans
portation. Within the last decade the ton
naoe Of our Oldest railroads has doubled, but
receipts from freghis have not materially IN
creased. Since 1873 the increase in aggregate
tonnage has equalled City per cent. Al the
very time when the compliut of hard times
was loudest. the movements of merchandise
have steadily and largely augmented. The
tonnage Of the New York Central in 1861 was
9 .l9O.s4 tons; in 1873, 4,6eS.956 tons; In
1873. S.I75.5S5 tons. The earnings ffom
freight are S550,000 less than 1873, while
the tonnage increased eishty-six per cent
The rate per ton per mile for freight IN 1873
was ! 572 cents in 1873 only 81 OF cent.
This difference has all Injured 10 the benefit Of
the farmers. as the Central roads charges Of
1878 upon the freight carried in 1878 would
have reached tie enormous sum OF $3l l,O0O-
600. The gross earnings last year OF rail-
roads reporting are S490000000 against
S473 600 600 in ls77--the net earnings SlSI,-
SOC. 1000. against Sill 900, 600 in 1911 This
Is an increase Of 3l per cent in gross earnings
and nearly 10 per cent in net earnings. lhis
increase is coufned to roads running IN the
Western and Pacific States. The population
Of the country has increased fully seven mil
lions since 1873, and this increase Is chiefly
in the West and in the mining States aud
Territories. The Manual adds:
"A corresponding demand has been created
ror The products Of manufacturing and commer-
cial industries Of the Eastern States. Labor Is
/ ln fact more productive in the new
/ States and Territories than in the
| older States With the general recovery
witnessed on every hand, and with an enormous
| balance of trade with foreign countries in our
I favor, there Is every reason 10 believe that the
| country, and particularly ts railroads are enter
/ ing upon a ca reer Of unwontod prosperity. Dur
inc the recent long-contiuued depression, Che
means fer lucrative traffic Tor our railroads Tor
/ the future have, strange % IL may seem, been
/ created. A most encouraging feature Is their
/ rapid construction through the Territories sur
/ passingiy rich in the precious metals. Every
/ mile constructed adds 20 the tratiie Of those al
/ ready In operation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS
(. \. &F. \. D. GlLLAHIl. IlITlIS
ChariogtoWn, JeHerson 60, W. w
OFFICE ~ " JaFFERsoN BUlLDINa.'
Saturday, August 8, 1879.
Book Notices.

THE AMERICAN AGRIcULTUB1sT IS the
best Of all the publications specially devoted to
the Farm and the Garden. We have the August
numbcr-lull Of valuable reading matter, H.
lus,raiious, &c.
BlacEwood's Magazine for July has
been republishcd BY the Leonard Scott Pub
fishing Co., Al Barclay Street, n. I. with
Col. Pearson at Ekowe, by one who wa.
there" is not an exciting narrative, but gives
a good idea Of tie difficulties to be encounter
ed IN South African warfare lcatta" i:
continued. "The Ghost Of Morcar's Tower.
tragic story Illustrating a theory Of Mesmer-
ism, l. e., the power Of strong ill to in
fuence q spirit. Hidden Treasures" is an
account Of a ''matchless collection Of sculp-
ture," the property Of Prince Torlonia oil
Rome. New Books" reviews some volume:
Of essays by Matthew Arnold and Leslie
Stephen, and those works Of Henry James
Jr.. that have been so much talked Of lately
A couple Of poems and resume Of the Al
ehan war and treaty Of peace complete thu
number.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TIE q VI -.

rT-THs FerE Psrss IS published wecsiy at 4"o
= .Hlrsatl F,fg Cents pep asaH7i o" dfr7"ce'
r0-rHREE DOLLARS if notp paid 10 advance.
e8~ Dee Dl'r-aal Fsty css's jor sir a'oa'A'.
rs--rhe terms of advertising are. tor square
f..e iachI or less. O,e D,'ia- aaa FJt7 Genie Cor
.rrae Insertions larger ones la the same proper
..a. Zach c1cGhclnce f.ffy Cents
rg~No advertisement O. De considered by the
month or year uo.ess specified on the Manuscript
,r previously agreed upon between Che PARTIES
--An alvertiscnco. not marked on che copy
f,rs specified number of insertions wili o. con
.t11ed until ordered olt. and payment Wih oe
.xacted accordingly.
r6-RsarLap AovEgvIssueN ueNrs.-Io avoid any
ri.unlcrstaul'us on the part oi tho aoan1i adveg-
-ssrsisis propsf O. STATE {iuiarty that toeir pri
-He.e oaly extends O. their Immediate business
u.tl Lst,ic legal os al other advertisements sent
1ythem g. De an aGAl1aal charge, and 90 yaria-
900.
rs-)biiul-y notices of mccc than Eve lines
riloe chsfged tlc.
Jon WORK .-Pos-cr-, sale Bnis Circulars,
~trds. g., executed promptly, neatly, aud az tAii
p-icea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

One Of two little girls placed on a train
at Piedmont, in this State, in care Of the Con-
ductor for New York, inmped from the New
York Limited Express, whilst running at the
rate Of thirty miles an hour, on Monday morn
ing last. The train was stopped, aud when
the brakeman went to pick up the child-snr-
posing Of course sho had met with instant
death-sho Jumped up and bound d Of like a
deer lie caught her and returne her TO the
car. she having received only sligh, scalp
wound. Upon being questioned, she said she
thought her little sister, who had changed her
seat whilst she was at the water cooler bad
fallen from the train. The Baltimore Ecenipg
Bulletin says the children were evidently Of
refined parents, being well dressed and Of good
conversation. Names not known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
''Mrss.''

4 woman who opened small millinery
store 10 the western par. Of Detroit engaged q
painter 20 paint her O sign. When it came
home, the other day, she saw that Il read,
" Nrss. J Blank" etc, agi she called cut:
You have got an extra g in Mfs., aHd you
must paint the sign over again"
The painter saw the error, tr. be diiln I.
wan, the Job Of correcting il. and replied
Madam. haven't you hsd two hgsbsEds 70
"Yes, sir"
"You were Mrf. wloa you lost ;hs irsl 2"
81 was"
"And do you think a woTnan'ca 60 on mar
rying forever, ard no, leDgihen out her title
Mrs. means a married woman, or a widow
Mrss. means woman who has been married
twice, aud IS young enough 10 marry again ;
and only yesterday ricb old coon was 10 our
shop, ani said if lie he'd any idea tha. you wc.c
heart-free, bed come up"
30, well, you can pail up ths sign Sic
Interrupted. and Il is there to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Honor the Scissors.

Some people. ignorant Of what good edit
ing is, imagine the getting up Of selected mat
to be the easiest work in the world to do
whereas it is tie incest work done on any pa
per. If they see the editor, with scissors in
his hand, they are sure TO say "Eh, that's
the way you get up original matter, eh p &C
compauyng their new and witty questions
with an idiotic wink or smile The facts are
that the interest, the variety and usefulness Of
paper depend in no snall degree ufon It's
selected matter, and few men are capable Of
the position who would net themselves be able
70 write many Of the articles they select. A
sensible editor desires considerable selected
matter, because he knows that one mind can
not make SO good paper as five or SIX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
Excursion OF Federal Veterans to the
Valley and Stauuton.

DR.. il. II. Beochcr, Of Norwich, Che
mango Co.. a. Y, surgeon Of the ! Il regi-
mont y. Y. Volunteers during The war, was
in the city Wednesday 90 what will result in
most agreeable a well Al novel excursion -
His regiment during the war was in tie 10Th
army corps. was in many Of the bit,lcs fought
iu the Valley of Virginia aud bore, as attested
by its losses, gallant and prominent part in
them. At the battle of Winchester il lost
1873 meo aud at the battle Of Cedar Creek ll5
men. The survivors of the regiment, 70 tho
number of some three hundred, have the old
soldiers desire to visit the scenes Of their for
mer engagements and propose TO make an
excursion from central New York, 10 which
they will be joincd by n number Of citizens, to
Staunton in September, stopping at the battle
fields by the way DR.. Bcecher, who is a
most accomplished gentleman, says the feeling
among the visitors is that they would like tc
know that such an excursion would not be
unwelcome to the rcople among whom they
come. The party will include many old
Union veterans Of the 18th corps. besides
those Of the regiment named aud large num-
Der Of business men.
In regard to their welcome, we can assure
lutu tudt lut1 WA &c 40 HO"lN wy 'VNS''NI a.
II they came to settle amoug us for Good-a
consumma,ion Of the visit which we hope many
Of them may conclade TO adopt; that while
their desire to know the feelings Of the peo-
pie about it does honor to their fine sensibility
they need have no hesitation under the appre-
henson that their presence will be disagree
able, and that speaking for, We may safely
say, the whole Valley, We can give the assur-
anco that everything in the power o. the
people will lie done 10 make The time spent
among them full Of pleasant rcmembrances.
In short, Doctor, Che war in Virginia has
been over Tor fourteen years .-SiawaoR I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
POETICAI.
WHICH is WISE.

And so your life has been dreary story
OF treachery against yon. lcal and truei
And little of our natures tender glory
Is yet revealed to you.
You think that you are wise nud en- dreaming
The dream Of ', uth-as beautiful as vain
That friendship is smother name for scheinine,
And love s--love Of gain.
Ny friend. not long ago my dull existence
Passed slowly by within city drear;
I watched the endless roofs, the smoky distance,
The sparrow pratiug near.
Atlcngth footstep mounted 20 my attic;
One entered in snd reached 10 me his hands,
And ow 60 with him-O, JOY ecstatc!
Across the meadow lands.
The sauoy robin thrills his carol near u;,
The lark arises at our very feet,
While speckled thrush and blacSbird often cheer
Us
With mellow notes and sweet.
And he-mv guide-has promised ne tina, yonter
Are built the nests Of doves and nightingaes,
In secret woods where we alone shall wander,
IN more sequestered wales.
But vou-vou look for doves 10 city alleys,
For nign;iucales among the sparrow crew;
Then marvel that the music Of our valeye
Is still uuheard by you.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

The coal business shows how thorough
ly trade has revived IN 1877 the anthracite
region yielded y 900 900 tons In 1873 the
demand fell of one-fith and only 1900, 900
tons were mined. Now, however, the upward
Jump is greater than could have been expect
ed. So far this year twelve and three-quar-
Ter million tons have been produced as against
seven and third millions for the correspond
ing period last year. II the preseu. demand
continues, and the indications are that il will,
the coal production for 1879 will he over 2j.-
500 900, an increase Of over so per cent. over
last wear. This is production extraordinary.
The height Of production has been estimated
at 100000 tons = week, ye, IN one week the
production ran up TO the astonishing figure OF
655OOO tons. For the week ending July y
the production was 531 ,Gl3 tons, against 239.-
6l3 tons for the corresponding week Of last
Philadelphia Record
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

Col. Lyons, Of Mobile, Ala, who has
been living in exile at Montreal for some time,
on account, it is said, Of killing bis adversary
in duel, has fallen heir to large property
in his native place by The death Of an uncle.
But he ia in an unpleasant dilemma. lie il
afraid to return lest be may be placed On trial
for murder, and lis presence is necessary 70 c.
tabish lis claim 20 TIE property.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

King Cotton and King Tobacco have
both been dethroned The statistics now
show that for the frst time in the history Of
the country the expectation Of bTcadsiugs has
exceeded n value not oaly iha. Of cotton, bat
Of cotton and tobacco combined. The coun-
try has some more poten,aies in training -
Quite likely King Coal and King Iron will
have their turn 10 few years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

Levy gets $3.50 q week. with board for
bis family, foT playing the cornet at Manhat-
tan Beach, where Gilmore is paid $500 for
himself and $1,000 for the res. OF the band
Arbuckle, who stands on a pedestal in Tai
mages Church on Sundays, receives $500 a
week at West Brighton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

The event Of the races at Chicago last
week was tie special race between Rarus and
Hopeful for purse Of S. eco. Of which g.
80 was 10 90 the winner and tie remainder
to the loser. Splan drove Rsrus and Dan
Mace drove Hopeful Rarus won, by the fol-
lowing score First heat-balf mile, l:07l /;
mile, 2;I73. Second heat-half mile, l:0s /;
mile, 2.2l. Third heat-quar;er mile. 93l !;
half. l:O7i mile 2.lS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09
eIinhtin,s the Pint A Yankee bo

"Lightin's the Pint" a Yankee boy
invented flying machine, but ker, every
thing secret, and sprung from tie caves Of bis
fathers barn with the machine and nearly
broke his neck Looking up he saw his bro
,her Bill looking ont Of one Of tic barn vim
dows and Bill asked him "How do you like
fyin'. TOM" lie haa bis wits ahou. him,
and instantly replied: "Oh, nyir's well enough
they ain. no trouble about ayin' lightin's the
pint"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

There is so much silver in the Treas
ury that the Secretary don't know what to DO
with it. The financial clogd that hangs over
the country has a silver lining, so to speak
a,nacst silv.r-pla.ed il fact.-BaH. Juleaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

Sir Henry Bessemer conveyed a good
idea Of a billion when he stated that billion
sheets Of the London Tines packed closely
one on the ether, would reach an altitude OF
4 900 miles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-08-09

CODA WATER.-Haring jost erected q new
- Arctic soda Fountain, VIC are prepared 70
Serve customers. All and ths best o. Syrups
frrsb. LIGHT d MITCHELL.
NAY 81, lS19.