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jlinailons WlnEeo--C Females.

PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
". All kn- ~ snri competent t"hAr 'erv tnt' ~ ~
ylrt- at tac i,rs" o.le,'t 1lei rH9rEIrtNr HOME
BCl..Nr. ~, AYE. fourth house lpoTe lph.5L
NHAMHEEWORK, HOUSEWORK. WATT
" NG Or NrE>E. sc by Iot@Sa1 ~. . .I ~ IE sIg
couniiy ~ mGiatc va r. A. t'g ri'o Is An ii0H
TUANBERMAID and WAITRESS.--A very
Y thy. pr'Io-sos-ng Wc,h gin A. chimbtrmhd ava "tt
fily competent TO tai" "Mrst PIC S d no
al" y obns wants Of all things steady pace ~ OIL"
NuuN. WASH. IRON.-By German help:u
3N f' 81 II S2lits ernayS ot G5ae 6a;
NOOK.-By competent woman m' 5. SOUPS,
~ Gr oq G,CEt N Sc fSlyn' l Ss5 th% I S
NOOK.-By IN excellent Scotch Protestant
" with best rroronces can get up ilnnetI ~ me
al Ains ~ des.r's. a. Glr r contIy
Gsii At ~ III, ave- 7ih At. ak for Eliza
Observation-Disclosures, chldrcn'~, infants,
m,nicr; ! d,y. Adarc's ] O.. rrO"oe han'h ofA'v'
IEOUSEKEEPER.-B IA young lady, expert
tonali, cicrrnc,S AFRAID Of woA Address L. Mo BOX
III. rcck-al
TIoU,EKEEPER.-A respectable Amer an
woman wants. po'iion as ""r'.nS nou'eS'Sp,I u"
Il, fanny ciiy OF county wiii to ,aitr "i ne |
a1l n i' tSrA%r oWE ri IKE so is GtG.avc abo,
tIoI'SEW0RK ar COOK and LAUNDRESs:
Nv +w.-n r'rl ready wiInt and not aa 9,i Of
Nols do o"' ~a,i nl r%ng; Is g2a lrly nv
.
nt,,tirI woii goOi behavior, retain CONSTANT
hnuo. 80. 2g2 hth ave. nru !hih~i.
TEOI'SEWORK.- neat. tidy, intelligent
III Frotrsranf young r,rl: wlbe generally Lsrul in q
m any 81 cooking, ana Il gOol
v.. and r,nrr vii ~ recommendations wages
mOicfatr Can be ~ 5jbL ave. AR -" S. Isl or'
AUNDRESS. ". "A iiI.t-claSs coloItd
i iauul,r,s wishes gent and luiiy ~asI'HE on
most reasonable terms collars Guns cone NJ tliM 10
uev: lace curtains. ,'1irs AMI PHO" NhHlhS ~
dome; rricrcuc, ur.i Call Gu or address MANI T.
GORDON, III West 3UtY Il. ----
NURSE.--A French woman, us"I to to- ,t me
" ayeinen: Of children, gu~l sewer WIN ''V lri.
rIrts Wi-!rs a position iAkc care OF chldIcn' AToS'
NJ l?2 7thnve. ----------------
DEADER or ANANUENSlS.-A middlc-aeed
IL av ,sre, 10 IN AXE rf usrfl - Rolhcr, Anahnch
~ and Inusckrrpcr 10 elderly ldy or gent man hH,ep'
iiOntbe references |i''' li'Ooi>hi'N' H''' 0
store, Zaj Jth.Vc
CEANS THESS. &r.-By a North German girl.
~ ,cam4II"4 and Assist wuh chhniw rwni a. OF 10 'he
ear, grown td drrn. Adirras NJ NJ h'A ID i'''po w
, Oni,c l25o Broad" way
CEANSTkESS. &c-As scamstrcss, under
- Stand. aid kinds ~ family sewing also
,S,i ~, chi ny ilr ,iy week. would take
city or country Auicss u
g. BOX a. / ribume pown Onlcr l.2JH BIoAl"ay.
WAITRESS, &r.-By Il North German Pro-
w t.a1ut m,dd, ago II n INST class Naess can no
CHAMBER work sewing ciJ Or county, 'eio""O'' w.
4Ibst. No cards.
NNTAIIRESS.-By a compete nc Elrl az lISl-
w class w,irrss; thoroughly under stands tho onsncSs
IN all liz brnnchS take cnt' 1Ige 0 mllng ln lIicIs
10 engage with fanny that grs 10 country ~ sri ne
years be II CIV ircrruc but good pT' Ito FANNY heed
apply cards. 4 East SIst 81
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GERMAN MAIL.

i NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ~
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWfORR.
SOUTHAMPTON And BREMEN. - a
set FEB . XEI IAi'-. sat- FeS IS IS
RATES OF Pi~SAGE from EW. DIRK 70 SOUIhAMP-
TON. HAVRE OK BREMEN.,> s.o
FIRST CABIN ............fIOl SECOND CABlN..~-$VV
SrEEEAIf. $50. - ..-.,,
Return tickets iudcci rates Prepaid seeraS" ERIN
cafes So steamers SAL tom Pier between second ana
Minds Is. Hoboktu. y. J. , . ,,, q, ,.-uu,, fran,
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TNMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE-1hr STEAMERS OF tins Liue taAo Lieutenant
uaury's Lane III ecas"rs OF tn" year
CITY ~ MONIEEA UlsS DAY. Feb: 3 m.
CITY OF BERLIN r:.. ..;sAIt lsDAh Fsb, T.: .. m
CiT.Y OF RICIIMON D........SATUkDAG. Feb 90 8 p M
ClIY CHESIEK. .......SA u RDAl, Mar. >. y u IN.
From trer 81. y Il. iOnt" Charlton IL -
CABIN 400 Return tickets favorable terms
STEEhAGF t2S Prepaid. $50. Drafts al lowest rates
Saloons -tarrpOnl+, smOHln& and bata rooms andshlpL
Il,sC steamers do not carry cattle. sheep pigs.
JOHN q. DALE Agent. 81 lnt SO Broadway. \.
IhlaNrlIliA OtNrr No LOJ South itll.st
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IEOUSEkEEPER.-By young lady. expert
1 rncod and cOmIrent 10 take eli re charge hnrIrer
Icrrrnc,. hot atrud wOk. Adicsi l.. NJ. BOX
Il nrrh-all
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NOOK.-Hv nm excellent SCOTCH Protestant
~ m with best rroronces can get up dinners ~ me
II excellent bread All biscuit
m rrcily pabir Z cook city or county
I,alIi AZ II : l-llI at ltk Int tIlkl
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NUOK. WASH. IRON.-By German help;
~ fnrcty country. CAn be SEGA a. thH fholE Pa
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AND n n hENN.--N Wy
Y NV propose sing Wr,h gin A. tmbrrmid aud Wit
rcs- fIiy rernt taho "dIrE+ =. toe WI 10
aIv Az ubn.ng alt things steady place ~ ON
up1r iHh hist
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-01-05
FLORIDlANA 4.
Geographical Divisions Of FLORIDA.

Geographical Divisions Of Florida.
EASTERN FLoRtDA-Is composed OF the
counties of Suwannee, Columbia Alacbua,
Levy Baker, Nassau, Duya'. Bradford.
Clay. St. Johns, Putnam and Marion.
WEST FLoRIDA--Is composed OF the COM
ties OF Escambia, Santa Rosa, Washington,
Walton, Holmes, Jackson and Calhoun.
MIDDLE FLORIDA--Is composed OF the
counties of Gadsden, Liberty, Franklin.
Leon, Wakulla. jefferson, Madison, Taylor,
Lafayette and Hamilton.
SOUTH FLoRIDA-Is composed of the
counties OF fernando. Sumter. Orange.
Volnsia, Brevard, Polk, HillsboTough, Man
aztec. Monroe and Dade
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-01-05

Mrs. ]. s. Bokee, Of this place,
has now a bed quilt in use which has
been in use in her family since 1882.
-Soutk Florida Times.
a very large sweet potato, grown
on Miss Julia Cowart's place tour
miles from town, was laid on our
table Tuesday One half of an acre
yielded $50 bushels Of fine merchant
able potatoes.-Idnep0 Tribune.
Mr.. George E. Sawyer has splen-
did garden on.the margin of Lake
Monroe, half mile west of Sanford
wharf He has about two acres out
and growing finely now, consisting
of cabbages, sluashes, caulitlower,
cucumbers, onions, tomatoes, lettuce,
radishes, turnips, etc, and will put
two more acres in cabbage immedi-
ately. The best Of it is that, not
withstanding the frosts OF the past
week did some damage to tender
vegetation back from the lake, it
made no impression on anything i'll
this garden Sanford Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
Springfield, Mass. Daily Union
His 4ustreT.

They tell it on one of our citizens who
was ambling toward his place of business,
that he was approached by a lady acquaint-
ance of the family, who said: Mr.. -,
/ hear YOU are suffering from rheumatism, IS
i 500 "Rumor It's nm" said our citizen
of few words, us he proceeded on his way.
over in aChicopee our neighbors and friends
have been having quite a time with rheu-
matism; but according TO reports received
bv our representative the furry Is over, as
the sure antidote has been used and b
commented upon: Mr.. G. \. Manchester,
Cutler street, says relative TO his experience:
| have used st. Jacobs Oil, and esteem II
The best remedy fer rheumatism have ever
tried. II acts like magic, and | cannot
over estimate its value, whenl pronounce
it the greatest rheumatic remedy OF the age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
Lagrange, Warren County, "a.
4,r;I ~ 1871

Nessrs. Lippitt & Con- response 10 your
~inouiries how the w. A. Wood Binder that !
purchased Of you last harvest worked, would
Sly n worked to ny 6rti5e satisfaction, citing
from l. 10 - acres Yer -. With sssy draught.
There wcrs several 81 orr best farmers IN MY
field that had seen an Osburn and Mccormick
work the same day. All agreed that the W.
A. Wood Irvine Binder was the easiest dranght
and did the work more completely than the
others. making full bundle without the use o.
Il treddle was a complete success overthe others.
Us durability was tested 70 my entire s~atisfac-
-ion Respectfully vouTs.
T. ASHBT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Mcssrs. Lippitt K Washington In r'ily o
,our i~uouiry with regard to my orinic- of me
Wood Irvine Binding Reaper and its perform
ancc: II did its work well, and consider II an
economical implement in the harvest field
4 great mary fttflc cHr>c 10 see it, ard i ha{e
not heard of any one huding amy iaalt WIN 'L
on the other hand. it elected much applause
II = a dcsiderattn' with the farmer 70 nave ms
grain handled with neatnesS, &C.. oi.N am"
G;s,,trb and the above machitG did.it for me.
CHFS. AGLIONBI,
Near CharlcstOWn,
Jefferson Comfy.
". Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
EImincLon. Near BerryyiIIe. NJ.

April, 1881.
Mics Lippitt & Go. Last harvest | used a
". \. Wood Ntinc Binder, and think 1t the
beet farm implement / ever saw. Both the
c1ttin~ and binding was done % rcrfccticn.@
The draft was 50 light l used only enc team for
the whole harvest. : tested it in down wheat
side by side with q Sweep Rake Machine. IL
up the down wheat rs clean as the Rake
Machine and bound it stronger and hctterthan
| ever saw it lone bv hand. Ailthc wheat cut
was bound in SheaveS, 50 tlerc. vas tHcally
no rakings. Jhis 0aul dlonc viii, ] ann salts
fed. more than pay for the Is inc used i'm bind
ing. The regular hand o fife firm can secure
4 crop of wheat with a Binder and tic Norrf
and cost of a crowd of harvest hands be dis
pensed with. The Wood Binder Is strong and
cdosil, managed and the admiration of all who
have seen it work. Now that ! have once used
il. would a. soon think of seeding without a
drill as harvesting without a Wood binder.
Yours, etc, {. T..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
FOs. superintendent Of Free
Schools.

THE eminent fitness of the present. worthy
1 County Superintendent of Free schools,
JOHN HESS, Esq, for the position which he
holds. (being known throughout the county as
one of the oldest, most efficient and practical
teachcrs within its limits induces Us to give
him our cordial support, and 70 call upon the
r.%nlc of the county to give him theirs.
May H. 1881. MANN Ntlthc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
Eerryyillc, Feb. 18th, ISL.

Mcssrs. As. Lippitt q Co..
Gentlemen II have your letter asking how
ike the Wood Binder. / think 1t Is the best
machine ever gotten out for the farmer, and
will save him more trouble in his house than
any other. and will save him more money II ne
totss care of il. | had no trouble with Winr
NJ AN. no break t. stop one more than fifteen
minutes. Though my wheat was badly beaten
down by hailstorm. it took it up clean Il
hardly paid to horse-rake after it. Not one
sheaf came open. It stacks better than hand
bound grain, all the sieayes being the same
size and no heads in the butts. Yours.
4. MYERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
Losing Joke

A prominent physician of Pittsbu1g said
jokirgly to p lady patient who was COM
planning 6f her ccttinued illhealth, and Of
his Inability 70 cure her, TRY Hop EitterSi'
The lstv toCk il in earnest, and used the
Bite :. from which she obtained permanent
health shc now laughs at the doctor for
his Joke bit he Is not 50 veil pleased with
it. as it cost him a good patient-harris-
burg P7fri3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Nicssrs. Lippitt d Co@-You ask my, opinion.
of the Wood Irvine Binder purchased OF
me- Thomas anon the pr%acticability of the
ro,&trurtion 81 such an il trtmlcnt a. q sell
binding reaper. am non convinced n5tonIyol
thc feasibility. but the eatutiIity in thc future
of the construction of such an one as the WOOD
Binder. As for its working capacity iound
il was comparatively light OF draft ter three
horse. that | could average y ac'rs per day
eoingalong q a moderate ra'e, That thccuttlns
was clean scarcely leaving a head "l WHcal re,
hind, the sbeaycS of a uniformity in siZo and
the binding almost perfect. Many persons Wis
tied my field during harvcstt to witness the ope,,
Jltions OF the Machine, and the universal
acclaim was that of perfect satisfaction with us
performance of It's task. am perfectly salts
lied with my purchase. Rcspy. yours
HENRY Il DAVENPORT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Tho judiciary committee Of the Senate on
Monday reported adversely on the nominal
ton Of Stanley Matthews tor Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the L. :. II Ohio can
stand il we can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

VIII Ii. Hayes, of Cleveland, has elopcd
with Miss Jessie Kimball, an lS-year old
5000 o grass orphan, whose elegant moth
or is Willing away a rich widows leisure in
Europe. Hayes is as lucky a dog as his great
uamesake.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
ChnrIestown District.

Fns TiTE Fnrss:-As II is understood Hon.
WNI If. TRAVERS will accept the Presidency
of he Board of Education for Charlestown
District. if elected, we hereby a%nnounce him
for that position. and viii vote for hum on
Tuesday. MAY 18th. MANY VOTERS.
Ems FREE PREss:-Pieasc announce Mr..
WN. PHILLIPS for reelection as a School
Commissioners for CharlcStown District.
MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

lion. John :. Preston ofSouth Carolina,
she legislator. the soliicr, and always theor-
ator. is dcad-agcli7l years. He was born
in Abingdon Virginia, and married q sister
of Gen. NS-de Hampton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Among other Easter charities of Leo
NH was the gift Of 100 beds to the poorest
families in Rome, and presents TO 500 fami-
lies Of at least ten francs each.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
Charlcstown, April . issl.
10,
West Virginia.

tharICstOWn, ApIU = I'tI'
Meesrs. Eippitt SO,
Gjhtlenicn: purchased large size Wood :
Irvine Binder from Won last harvest, and in re-
ply to your inquiry will say that it gave me
entire Satisfaction in every Sey think cut
from II to 20 acres per day with ityn heavy
wheat. on rolling lands. 1t Is simple, Well
made. light draft for four horses. had par
ticular satisfaction in handling the slieaveS aS
bound with the twinc binder, at time oil STACK
;nr found them tightly bound and of even
siy, 2 consider the Machine a tirst-class i'm
nl.,bcnt -onc of the greatest labor saving
Imachines # the day, and take pleasure IN re-
nn,S ",cndin~ n JOHN BURNS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Gen. Mahonc's heart beats for Conklms
his pocket nerve reminds him that 'hc
President controls patronage IN Virginia
hut his conscience doeSr trooble him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14
EYER NlCHINE GUARANTEED TO
FULFILL THE TERMS or THE
W1RRANTK.

IN ofa-ing the above Machine to the Far
mers of Jefferson and Clarke Counties, we wish
to say that last season the demand for them
was so great that the Manufacturers were not
able to fiji orders, and we only. stccecdeo in
securing six for our trade. Thcsesix machines
however we sold to gentlemen Of large expert
encc in the use of agricultural machinery in
Jefferson. Clarke and Warren Counties. twill
be seen bcle7 ~ letters from these gentlemen
that every machine gave entire satisfaction
performing in every case all that was claimed
for them and more.
We will send by mail to every farmer in JET
rerson County a Circular fully descriptive Of
this Justly celebrated machine.
Prices and terms stated upon-application.--
Send order early, as only a limited number will
be ordered. Respectfully,
f9PPITr & co.
Charlcstown,
West Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

4 new allotment of Sup-ewc'Cerrt Jusu-
ces among the several ircdits-renderedne
cessary IS Justice Cliford's disability and
Justice Swayne's resignation-assigns Ills
Honor, Mr.. Chief Justice Waite TO this, the
Fourth circuit, comprising West Virginia,
MARYLAND. and the Carolinas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Hon. Geo Cotton has assumed the bust
ness,egn.rol of the Baltimore Gazette, and It
appears I'M a becoming new Spring apparel.
we have no doubt new life will be infused
into this heretofore influential and readable
Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Charlcstoep's legal brotherhood viii rel
i~h the story of witty lawyer who, as oppo-
sing counsel, did not know how TO address
Abe Washington lady lawyer, Mrs. Belize
Lockwood. The usual term my brother ~
wouldn't do, nor was my sister - Just right
lie compromised, O. thought he dfl, by re-
t~erring to her as my sister m Ter, and was
rewarded with q lock that blanehed even hes
hcek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

There has been a split in the Republican
party, aud Senator Malone has dropped
into the crcyicc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Secretary Blaine and Senator Don Came
ron rent a pew together in the crowded New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Wash
r~ingtCn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

Late decision Of Judge Jackson. Wheel
ing circuit, az Parkersburg confirming "a
colorcd mans privilege to De tried by col
orcd jurors The State vs. TAYLOR Strauder,
colored, indicted for murder In Wheeling
nine years since, twice tried in the Wheel
rig courts and sentenced each time hang,
taken 20 the STATE Supreme Court Of hp-
pcal.. thence 90 the L. :. ditto, thence back
20 the Us. district court for West Virgin
ia' pleas in abatement allowed % be- filed
and adiudgcd good in law, state demurrers
thereto and motion on behalf of State To- re-
manLpri,oa0 ovcrruiel, holding him for
indictment iu T.. $ Court rcfu-cd lpd rris
gn.r ri charged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-14

In the makeup of a small boy there is
altogether too mach whistle for the amount
of bOv.