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The Old Family Journal.
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PADDY'S 1 EJtSION <*i • v I
8IOR "
’Tora* growing dark »<> terrible fasht,
Whin through the town up the mountains there
passed
A l»r* tb of a Hot, to his neck in the shr.ow.
As he walked, his shillalah he sw ung to and fro,
s<av.ng, it's up iHl the top I'm bound for to go.
Be jabers! #
IP Vckcd mortia! sad, and his ere was as bright
A< a lire of turf on a rowld winlher night.
And divil a word that he said could ye tell
As he ' peued his mouth at;<! let out a yell,
It’s to the top of the mountain I'll go,
(/,.„• coTered up with this bothersome shnow,
Be jabers 1
Through the window? he saw. as ho travel <J along
Thu light of the candle# and tires **> warm ;
But a big .-hank of ice hung over his head,
\\ J a sehnive! and groan, bj St. Patrick 1 he istd,
Its up to the vet y /*’*» fo* I »ru<h.
Aud then if it falls it s m>t meself it ill crush,
Be jabers!
Whist a bit! said an ow'd mar, whose head was
lor the night is so uara ansi u.e w«.o • • ■ -
it, dad f he’d not ILsl.t to a w.-rd that was said.
Hut he’d go till the top if he wint on his head,
Be jabers 1
A bright huvra young gill, such a- liket > be
So. snapping his fingers and winking his ere.
While su iliiig upon her, he made this reply—
Faith I mean! to tape on till I got to th top.
Hut as ter sirate self has axed me l mar as well
sihop.
Be jabers I
He sthopped ail night and he sthopped all day.
And ye mu«n't be axing when he did go away ;
Fur wouldn't he be abastelr gosson
To be lavin’ his darlint in the shirate honey moon ?
Whin the owlii man Li- parades enough and to
spare.
Shurc he might as well sthay if he’s comfortable
there,
Be jabers.
Why is your chamber-maid immortal ' S' •
returns to dust every day without dying.
There is no use of praising the present style
of ladies’ dresses, for they are pulled enough.
Marriage—An altar on which a man lays
his pocket hook, ami a woman her love letters.
“ Put tn cey in thy purse,” as the pick
pocket said when he robbed a in an of an empty
one.
*• (_>h. Nanny, wilt thou gang wi’ me? ’ as
the fellow said when he was trying to steal a
goat.
A darkey who witnessed the explosion of a
shell for the fir-t time exclaimed: “ Stc dar!
hell hab laid an egg."
“ This is a sweeping catastr phc.” as the
man said when his wife knocked h:tn dow
with a broom.
An exchange says, editors ar. 1 chickens have
to scratch fer a living; aiul pretty lively
scratching most of them rcako of itin order to
keep square with the world.
A Saratoga belle who dressed nineteen times
a day has gone into a decline. So has her
father. He declines t > pay his n- tcs.
“ C-c-can that p-p-pup parrot talk ?" asked
a stuttering man of a German. “ Yen he don't
talk so gorier as you. I schop, by tarn, his hot
oil.”
A person asked a wag if tho tolling of a
bell did r. t put hint in a in 1 of his latter end.
l!e replied, " No sir : l ut the rope puts me ii:
mind of yours."
A newly r arm. 1 man down cast says that
ii ho had an inch m re «>f happiness he could
not p- '.vsibly live. His wife is obliged to r>■!!
hint on the ticor and pat 11m with a brick bat
every day to keep him t'r n I cing too happy.
A sleepy Pi aeon, who s< metimes engaged in
popular gnn os. hearing the minister it:o the
words, M shuffle efl this mortal Coil,” started
up abruptly, rubbed his eyes and exclaimed:
'• Hold ou there, it's nty deal 1 ’
A man has been arrested at "Atlantic City.
N J., bt -ai se lie happened t•> be t!a* h- ' .m l
. of four wives. He said that < i. e of them
rui't have married him when he was away
from home, as he had no recollection of so
many.
If a milkmaid, Mur feet ten inches in height,
while setting on a three-legged st*! t . k four
pints of milk fr n every fifteen cows, what
was the si/.e of the field ii which t! c nnimils
grazed, and what was the girl's age?
An Irishman, having jumped into the water
II» \ivc IIUll IKH1I Uiuniuilgi
quarter fr >n» the person a. a reward for t!ie ser
vice, h okcil first at the money and then at him
arul at la-t exclaimed : “ I’m over paid for the
Board • g-housc chicken up ran l*» : •!
it is Mid by hanging up a en in the sun - >
th t Irr shallow shall fail in a p-d of salt w i
ter. The .u,ly trouble is that on a J • uh day
the soap is> liable to Lc v.. v’r.
A j' yous damsel rushed ii to a citizen's arm;
at Sava: uah, exclaiming, “Oh, yu are n yl ng
lost brother !” Sho soon discovered h. r mis
t ike, and ru.died otT in a Corfu ed manner, a
compa«i<-l by her h ’ :-!•* t l r tl.^ j .
A carpenter, being asked for a riddle, pro
pounded the following: *• 1 picked it up; 1
couldn't find it: I put it down and wental ug
with it.” N • cnc eeuld guess it. I: was a
s j lititer in his f«x>t.
A Ci.. ;;:.: ati ntvvsj aj cr contains an account
of the pr du> ti n of a new play, and says the
audience “ sat spell-l* uud. One was deaf,
and the •. ti er asleep."
A n au's true wealth hereafter is the good
he d vs in this world to bis foil »w men When
ho dies j c* pie will say. what pi p* rty has he
left bthi: i him. But the angels who examine
will ask, •' What ire the good dev.Is thou hast
sent bef re theo.”
An old col-red wasbw. man, who used t>»
gr an over her ild-s, t ir.d c< i.salmi n ii ti e
hope that “ah" would s. *:i be where roles
won’t need washn.g. and a p. • r cnaiure cm
ur et lier tub and dance on tire bottom of it,
a; Jt ps" ry, hallabaloo, forever and f .revet
people have very Inquiring r:'.i• ; —
Lot few wc think carry their curiosi'y so far ns
a Y. id. e fri* n . f c urs, who wrung the bell i
if : n •• •« the other day. aud
w! : the servant girl made her appearance,
p i t. v ii ip:.rid w! at «» • foi .:‘v ink*:. ! *.
haw- K.r vu..mr.
Jordan's TV. Sulphur Springs.
FREDERICK COUNTY, ' A., '
t .'g 1 ’j ,. utt from Sl*]ihe»ton'i Depot l\ O',
a point on the Harper'- Ferry and \\ inrhestcr
1 railroad ( a branch «>t the B. J- O. It. K.) i tuilei
fretn Winchester. _ .
JORDAN .( CO., Proprietor*.
■ f jf riv . Manager and Owner.
This « I known SI MMER RESORT wiil
b. ot cm d on the 1st day ot June for the reception
■ • ti-it and every exerth n will be made to give
entire satisfaction t ; • «
tion v. a to the comfort and pleasurcof children. ;
IV -or Briscoe's FIXE BAND OF MUSIC
, ||h Ei attendance during the season.
The entire place has been completely renovated
am! impr-u c.L -V r erected, fine Cot
it up, n. md • • lod « B
l.i , ..iV i N.i oc.*, and many other attractive im
provement# have been made. ....
The (V. f. have all been handsomely leid
nt and made atliactive, with beautiful walk*
iud fine grove*, and which will be handsomely
illuminated of eveniug*.
Now Hiid Commodious Coaches will run between
the springs and Stephenson's Depot, the distance
s. ing one and a half miles, over a good road.
/.“.if uml J/<i<f« Built, will bs given fre
oucntli during the m, ami many other attrac
tiv sl .u..: pro nted, such as 4i.ua.0ox Ascen
sion#, Ere.. Etc.
. TKLEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION-S5t
ith all parts of the country. A good LIVERY,
with accommodating grooms, on the premises.
The >ervices of a competent gentleman have
been secured as Resident Physician (luring the sea
son.
RETURN TICKETS issued from Baltimore
and Ws.-Mcgton, l>. C.
PAurai rrs for distribution arc to be found at
the Springs, at Coleman <f Roger’#, Baltimore,
ami at the Ebbitt House, Washington.
Kales of Charges.
Tern'' per Dat, $J: per W. hk. S17 50; p<—
M. srti. Children aud colored servants half I
[Hay 27, 187131. I
MEGltAAV X: SHAWS
Puit'iit Iron Clad Wliilt*
AVash,
PAPERIIAXGERS* AMD PLASTERERS*
BUUSHKS.
The Iren Clads are n< t
loudly advertised, but
l"ud!v praised. Every
I!ru»h is warranted.
The merit of the Iron
Clad has made them
popular with the Peo
ple, and tho leaders
w ith the trade.
It vi u desire to sell a brudi that w ill please your
ensto i . is, -ell the Iron Cbm;. W hito Washers,
Paperh ingers and Plasterers praise it, and faini
II ht i it. hi ’ll- I t: gtd _•
... 'tin, i : ,if Hru-hes to bo found South of New A ork
for fatal -U • and
price list. W. A. MECRAW A ( 0,
r.’ J West Pratt Street,
Oel I'.. 1879 ly. RAl ■ MORI
<;. BATER,
IILUMI IXT TAILOR,
Xo. 153 W. Baltimore Stiieet,
Opposite Pearl,
BAI.TIMGBK. MD.
KEEPS constantly on hand a lull a ---irtment of
CLOTHS. CASS1MKKI S .ml VESTINGS
which will be made to order a* the lowest prices.
Il>t'-rtwe—I, iiENi'V;:, Jaxsey .A CBalto.
March IS, l'7l—ly.
GEO. W. POY,
< )ystei* PnckiT,
No. 23 Gu vst Sr., end No. 11 Hollis-swobtu St.
BALTIMORE. MD.
"x '’tint no/ivi nroMptly (ilttnd-1 la, and
action •fn*wnt€*dm
Or tuber 15, 1S70—ly.
1IALTI3IOIJK
Steam <\-tk<* nrul C'raekcr
15.V Kl .KY.
Or : r. 12' W', >r lk.iTr SntKsr,
BALTIMORE.
UrK w ould call tli-* attcntii n of the trade t.i the
y f Superior Stock in our line—at prictss a*
l.i a as can be purchased elsewhere. We name, in
part, Soda, Butter, Sugar, and Lemon Crackers;
Gin.- r Snaps, Ginger Cakes and all othar varie
ties. Orders by mail will meet with prompt
attention. R. MASON A SONS,
1.' We t Pratt Sir-*' t.
October 15, INTO—ly.
tO/l\L’S L3 BOPIAN
m m n msniM
No. 1' fir. B.v i, S . *:t, BALTIMORE.
Entrance al>.> on Fayette street, immediately
opp' site the Mansion House. •
Op. : it all hours, and every luxury of the sea
son -erred at the shortest notice.
(’ in' is noted fur koepin ; the i erv In st Wines,
Liquors and Segai-. and lii< bar keepers ami wait
er- are etlirient. active and p kite.
October 15, 1*>70—ly.
V. 1). Me Km;l. . W. II. Walkkb.
McKKFJi & WALKER,
3[t'i*(*]iau( rl'j»iioi‘s.
No. 61 Wrs-T Fay tik S :r*r.
Four D ion East of St. Paul, ]>a]sihlul*(\
1 T LLP constantly i n band alar • • i--.rtim ut of
K
t luiiis. <’;»ss a snort's ;in«l tediums
TO SPIT THE SEASONS,
Wi.ieh will be made up in tb-- mo-1 approved style.
October 15, 1S70—ly.
1.. W. tX- L. < 1. W EI , LS .X* (*( >.
1‘KODICK
1 oiiimissioii Morohanis,
Xo. ;*■; W’ksi P,:.ur SriFrr,
BALTIMORE, MD.
j , KCElVEand s-ll on commission all kinds of
11
- .y ;v;v r:: <> n rrr. n o vrs tic rn r7 rs
E t RL y l EH ETA HIES.
And in Poultry. Fgg*, New York State
C, i , A|>f’■ ’■ Crant'crn il an* anil liuek wheat
K!< ur. »* Ord.-r* for Shipment by Freight or
E'xpr* •< tilled with d-spateb.
October la, 1**70— ly
l >ULAN\ ER,
MrrcSiunt Tailors,
o‘2 N. Mow Atto Srk. >;t,
I’-ALTDIOFF. MD.
FORMULA FOR R EAST REVEST.
co it :
length from 1 to 2 to 2.
Sieve “ t to j •• tl.
'•roast and Waist und'-rth Coat
V F XT.
From l to length required,
lo .island W.i -t under the Coat
I'l NTT.
From 7 or hip to d to l>.
Arou-I th- !-.rge«t part of hip.
\round the waist at 7.
In seam from Crotch to 9.
OVKHCO IT.
Ur.-a-t and Waist ovi - tit- Coat.
r~i c ■ ■ Oih-.T uiasures as above.
- AlS^J
We . i t r i <N>o-/ Ft' when the measure is
taken according to the above Formula.
K j* ••rstantlv on ha: 1 a large -lock of
x lot it", ('iiHoiratqvs nuti
n hirh »ill be made up in th • l::‘e«t style and very
Ik i 1 t:. i.-„-r.
\ >-.:*• : -f f nl -‘ FlUNISHI NG
GOODS always on 1 .!. Si.i ti ntdtto order.
Sample*of good* *, >.t when R imM.
Svrd u* vour ordi rs.
j 'if Urde.s promptly attended to.-Q^
IIMHTO
Gall f. r A S - , Ct.,-.ri -town.
S-tby A Dulnnv. Haltimore.
Mairh Is, 1-.71 - Cm.
CABI NET MAKING.
ITHuLSTKUINli, AC.
I sated
IS Ma
il ir ots, Charlestown, is prepared
■t ti is date to earr.v on th > Cabinet Making
*, and will SIAM' FACTl'Iii; OR KIT VIII
hkmtiki:
v rv d • tion, Mattrassos. Ac., to or.;, r.
F. It. 1J0CKMSDES.
January 21*, 1S71—ly.
iW .:
h mi--r.ibl ■ , -t . W S. MASON.
b*MITIIHi- l.D L1M. ■ r Wl.it wj hu... par- !
i ’ : -e» for sale bv 1
Apr * KEARbLLY d StiEEUEK.
John W. McCvr.t'T.] [J- Kd. Dcke.
MoCntDY Jfc DUKE,
(Successors to Hanson A Duke,)
HrALnr.s in
■
L
1
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
MACHINERY, STOVES. FERTILI
ZERS, SEEDS, AO., AC.,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, W. Va.,
"J T AVK in store and for sale:
A complete assortment of Builders’Hardware, Me
ehanic-i’ Tools, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Iron and
Meel, Hon**? and Mule Shoes and Nails, Forks,
it : i! , Cairi | A\!iHubs,
Kims aud Spokes, Shoe Findings. Harness Hard
ware. T'i-1 ■ n Pumps, Cooking and I!i ating Stoves,
Wood -n Ware, and many articles of Housekeeping
aud Furnishing Goods.
Our Agricultural Department
embraces all the latest and nloft approved Imple
ments and Machines of all kinds. We are Agents
for McCormick’s Prlie Reaper A Mower, Geiser’s
Thresher and Separator, Bickford %V Hoffman’s and
Keller’s Gum Spring Grain Drills, all of R. Sin
clair A Co’s Manufactures, Soluble Pacific (Juano,
Zell’s Raw Bone and Super Phosphate of Lime,
Patanscn Guano and other approved Fertilizers;
£d“Cash paid for BONUS and OLD IRON.
January 14, ISC!).
CHARLEST< >WN
3IA1JULE WORKS,
Main Street, Opposite the Carter House.
i>i« iii & Bi*o.
MANfFArTmEKS OK
MONUMENTS, TOMBS,
Hea l ami Foot Stones. Mantles, Statues and
Carving, in all its various branches, and all
wm k :u their business. All orders promptly filled
at the lowest ate. and shortest notice, aud all work
deli’."i red and put up, aud guaranteed to suit pur
cti rs. If not, no sale. Please call and see and
jud? for v ur-elv. - before purchasing elsewhere,
T’i sal. eiibi-rr have also in operation their shop
in Martinsburg, whore they will give prompt ut
t ntioa to all work entrusted to them.
DIKUL 4 CRO.
Charlestown, July 18,1887—ly.
jlMPSi
Ho.ise nuildint;, &o.
Ill \ VI' an efficient Corps of Workmen, and am
prepared to construct Houses and to execute
ail Work pertaining to the Carpentering Business
in the best manner, ol the best materials, and as
expedition ly as anybody else. I will contract to
erect Houses, furnishing all the necessary mate
rial', if desirable to parties. The Work horeto
; re done by me in and around Chariest >wn attests
whether or' not l understand my business. Fcr
n* pn posing to lluild, or to have work of any
description, in my line, done, may consult their
inti r. s ig bv c tiling upon me. Respectfully,
SAMUEL MYERS.
( Itarlostown Friualu
i list i*^'.
f JAIIE next Arnn.il Session of this School will
I commence on MONDAY, the 12th DA\ OF
SeI'T EMBER NFX f, at th > rooms of Maj. Rears
ley. eonu-r of Main nnd West streets.
The coiir « of instruction embraces the usual
hvnehes of Kiigli.ii education taught in our
school*, includin \ ilso I.atin, French and Music.
TIllCMN:
Tiie Frimarv Class, for each session.SI 2 00
The Middle Clan. 1« 00
The Senior Class, including Latin. 20 00
M usic. 20 00
One halt in all cases to bo paid in advance for
each session.
Bearding will be provided and further particu
• made ant mi ■ n it i lication to the .-nl-e* iber.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Charlestown, Jefferson countv.
July 2.1, 1S70. _____ ______
J. Q. A. Ni : ■ ousch.
No. 12 M ust Kiso Strkkt,
MART1NSBCRC, W. VA.
MtALKB IS
II WNISVILLK Fare M'biskies, Virginia
| Mountain I’ure M'heat, Copper Distilled,
\ ii ginia .Mountain Fare Rye, Copper Distilled,
Virginia Mountain Uve, Copper Distilled,
Itciirboii ;m«l Corn "Whiskies,
including high Wines. Will sell in «]uantities to
suit t urcha-e-rs, from one to one Thousand Barrels;
iilje keeps on hand for sale every variety of For
eign I.Minors, Scotch M'hiskey, Brandies, M'ine.",
... ,,-tiirl, 1,,. will *,.11 ehesn f..r easli
All orders receive prompt attention. Call and
examine stock before purchasing, as it cannot fail
tv please.
Martinsburg, Ju’y 110,1870.
0. X. !\
i ^1 K \ I W PLOT.-OHS—-of which wo arc man
\ 9 ufacturing a large l it— »•* guarantee to give
si- ti-:aclioi. in every case or no sale.
WMIRICK A WELLER.
.1 tnuary 3,1870.
COAL! COAL!!
J >FST l.CMP CO VL by tb Car load 0 p .*r
I > '■ a. Kun '.f .Mine per Car load $0.00 per ton.
:;i lb.-, to tb-ton. ANTHRACITE! COAL at
loirrrutf. For sale at Charlestown Depot bv
Sc .34,1 STARRY <f LOCK.
C<) PARTN fIrSHIP.
rrMlK uv lersigned hav - entered into a Oo-Part
( nership under the firm of STARRY A LOCK,
h r the purpose of conducting the Produce Coin
rr.i--ion and Forwarding Business at th< Charles
town Depot. J. I). STARRY,
10,1 7. -I SO. J. LOCK.
Manure*! Manures !!
17 r K have on hand and for snle Baugh's Super
> 1 Ph -sphate. pric' Sixty dollar* Cash: al«c a
- i .-rior trtielo called Yegiration. which we will
-ell payable August 1-t, Ivt.l, with well endorsed
note, at Sixtv-t v dollars.
Aug. 27. li t. STARRY A LOCK.
Geuerul A^mey,
PEABODY FIRE and the /.'/.*.sT Life Insurance
Company. Call and see a Registered Policy,
-r ured by State of New York. Asgot'd as l’. S.
B .mis. ' GEO. E. CODRELL ACO.
May 30,1870 tf.
Harbor Sitop.
T1HE undersigned succeeds Jam
j the SHAVING AND HAIR DRKSSfNC.
t th l stand on Market House Square.
It will b n-.v pleasure to attend strictly to my
luti.'-. and 1 hope t > render entire satisfaction to
I -ha l always have my Sale -n t >
ire-rutcleanly and comfortable appearance.
Jan.28, 1871. JAMES E. BRADY.
Look to Your Inwrosts !
rAM fAc Tnsuran* rr- 'n. persons wanting in>n
ranev i Eire or Life) had better rail on me to
lo it—as 1 am the only one representing compa
•
'• '’ti speakb.gof. 1 j -rticularly ask the fa*
r of i rail from all those I transferred to the late
i iti v Com| any, a -uring them 1- w rat s and
a!-- risks.
E-b. 11,1371—E. Si. AISQL'ITil, 6k.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
(Formerly the National,)
Camdks Street, Near Howard,
Baltimore, Maryland.
7Vrm«, $2.50 ]>er Dny.
I hope hv strict personal attention to business to
add to the comfort of all those who may favor me
with their patronage. 1 feel confident of meeting
all expectations of the traveling public, and all
others. Very Respectfully,
It. SHARK, Proprietor.
October 15, 1870— ly.
it. Sahukl D. Smith.
J. Wesley Smith & Bro*
Wholesale axp Retail
STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS
AND
PRINTERS,
l*->7 Wc.'t Baltimore St.,
]} A I l.MOIiK
Aug. 20, 1870—ly.
: IM8E & ll
' MANUFACTURERS OF
H 9 Grand, Square a Upright
PIANO FORTES.
Warero< ms, Xp. 350 West Baltimore Street,
(Near Eutaw,)
BALTIMORE.
Those Instruments have been before the Public
for nearly Thirty Years, and upon their excellence
alone attained an vnpurr/nncd vre-rmintne*, which
pronounces them unequaled. Their
TONE
combines great power, sweetness and fine singing
quality, as well ns great purity ot Intonation, and
evenness throughout the entire scale. Their
TOUCH
is pliant and elastic, and entirely free from the
stillness found in so mnnv Pianos. In
WORKMANSHIP
they are unexcelled, using n me but the very best
«Mt«n W material, the large capital employed in
our bu-iness enabling us to keep continually an
immensestock of lumber. Ac., on hand.
•- - t)| our S lax Pianos have our New Im
0 ■ rad the Ayrnffe Treble.
We would call special attention to our late im
provements in
GUAM) PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS,
Patented Auynit 14, 1800,
Which l)i ing the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained.
* Yean.
Sole Wholesale Agency for Carhaiit A- Nxid
iiam’s Celebrated Pai:i,or Groans and Cih'uch
Uakhoxitvs. WM. KNABE<fcCO.,
No. 350 West Baltimore Street, near Eutaw,
BALTIMORE.
Get. 1, 1870—Cm.
PIANOS. PIANOS.
Exiraortiinary Siipppss !
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS,
in October and November 18G0, and
TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS IN
October and November, 1870,
Awarded to
CHAPLF.S M. STTF.FF,
] i th ■ best Pinn -, over Baltimore, New York,
Philadelphia and Boston Manufacturers.
Outer anu Nkw Warrkoov No. 0 North
Lit tT St., BAM IMOItE, MD.
The Stietl'V Pianos contain all the latest im
pmv nts to be found in .1 tir;t class Piano, with
additional improvements of his own invention not
. : • . . 1 be tone, t- uch
and finish of their instruments cannot be excelled
by any manufactured.
"Second-Hand Piano? always on hand, from $75
to 8300.
Parlor Organs from the best makers, from $50
'to $250.
Referret who have our Pianos >n use:—
i, \ Gen.
Robt. Ransom, Wilmington, N. O. Gen. I>. H.
Hill, Charlotte, N. C. G 1 1 hn Letcher,
■
Kby, .John B. Packett, .M.n Burns, Andrew Al
dridge, Charles Eiingdon, Th- -. f. Lackland. Dr.
Cnroell, Wm. G. Butler, Th is. N. Isbell, of Jeffer
son Countv.
Send fora Circular containing 1000 names of per
son in theSouth who have bought the Stieff Piano
■inee the close of the War.
TERMS LIBERAL. A call is solicited.
December 3, 1*70—ly.
ALBERT R. MF.7TEB* JVX .i ALbAAM’icu.
A1 ETTI: !•: & A I .EX AN I >E I i
Jloroliant Tailors,
32 North Ectaw Street,
Betw een Fayette and Lexington Street*,
BALTIMORE.
'iT' Always guarantee a fit and never disappoint.
October (I, 187 >—1 y.
wmT KOGH,
In'ji irter and Dealer in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND
WATCH MATl'.ItlAT.S,
20R Rvi.tivore Street, (Ur Staiiu,)
Between Charles and Light, |> lltilllOl’C
Also, on hand a Large -’Took of Cheap Jewelry and
Fancy tiiMuls. Country orders lolicited.
October 15, 1870—ly.
< ESQ. '5 BOH i : < 5 i£l£0.
Importers and Dealer* in
CHINA, GLASS,
AVD
QU 1: K N S W A IS E ,
N >. 41 .Youth How.inn Rthekt,
Between Lexington and Fayette Streets,
Baltimore.
0 Y LTV A RE always on hand at Factory
prices.
Mareh 4,1671—Cm.
FINE SILK B YT< A SPECIALTY.
Win. MiiltlL'Ioii Ac Co.
Successors to Thos. F. Snow dr Co.
FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
No. 30 X. Ectaw Stkff.t.
M m>.
March fil^Tl—ly.
JUST received at my yard, a ear load of Pitched
inch Plank, Kiln dried. Also fresh Lime bv
the barrel for white washing.
W. J. HAWKS,
Mar. 25, 1870. Agent
( tATALIYA the gr at tonic and Health
j I'ri error for sale by \V. S. MASON.
June 17, 1871.
•5,000 1*01 .Y DS
1)RIMECOT7YTRY BACON IIA.MS, Shoulder*
and Sides, for sale by
HILLLARY, WltLSOY «f J0I1NS0Y.
Summit Point, Jcne 17,1**71—2m.
L) LI YDS and Fire Screen- forialobr
) Apr i.,. LLALSLfcY A SUfeERER.
David II. Cockrii.l. Joseph II. Cockrili
DAVID H. OOCKKILL & SON,
Architects and Builders,
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA
OUR experience in the business which wo adrer
tise to conduct, and cnir thorough acquaint
ance with it in all its branches, enable us to assart
the public that any work entrusted to us will b«
executed in the most workmanlike manner, anc
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood to theii
posts in the Confederate army duting the foui
years’ struggle which it so manfully encountered
they have located in their native county, when
their services arc offered in building up the wash
places, and in carry ingout practical reconstruction
Particular attention given at all times hr the
drawing of plans and specifications; and in th<
construction of
GEOMETRICA L STA1R WA VS,
where calculation is required, they are confident
that thev cannot be surpassed by tiny workmen in
the Valley of Virginia,
Being well known in the ''ommncity, they
deem it unnecessary to say more, than that orders
left for them will receive prompt attention.
April**, 1S68—tf.
nun? Warn COMPANY.
Wlieelintr, YV. A «.
CAPITAL.$125,000,
With Privilege of increasing the same to $500,000
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Railev, A. J. Pannell, A. M. Adams. Alon
zo Loring, .fas. F. Rarncs, Jos. II. Woodward,
Dr. Wm. J. Dates, Henry Stamm, Thos. Hughes.
rpHIS Company having been fully organized, Is
£ now prepared to take risks at fair rates on
Buildings of all kinds. Merchandise, Manufactu
ring Establishments. Furniture, 'steamboats and
i Cargoes on the Western Rivers an j Lakes ; also to
issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
This Company being composed mostly of our lead
ing business men, recommends itself to the favor
able consideration of the insuring public, and so
liens weir patronage.
Applications for Insurance will be prompt
1 v attended to at the office of GKO. E. COUDLLL,
t CO., AgentsatCharlestown, Jefferson Co. W. V.
N, C. Arthur, Secretary,
W. II. Aunkw, Ass’t Scc’y.
Wm. R ailky, President,
Alonzo Loriso, Vice President.
November II, 186!)—tf.
LUMBER! LUMBER!
rriHE undersigned, dealer in Lumber of even
ly description, will supply oust, niers with any
desired quantity upon reasonable terms.
EVERY KIND OF LUMBER,
Seasoned or Unseasoned,
SHINGLES, LATH, AC., AC.,
furnished at short notice, and delivered at any
point on the railroad. Address.
J. F. FITZSIMONS,
Edinburg, Shenandoah County, Va.
October 22, 1870—ly.
THE FASHIONS.
31 A TV T IJ A-3I AKING,
CUTTING, FITTING, MAKING.
^yrilS. MOLI.IE E. WOODDYhas receivedtho
J Dull Stylos lor Drosses,
Ac., and will be pleased to have calls from former
customers and new one*—hoping to give entire
satisfaction to all. Ily neatness and excellence in
work, and promptness and reasonable charges, she
expects to merit a share of the patronage of the
ladies of Charlestown ami vicinity.
Residence in Brick Building in rear of Mr. Sli
fer’s Dwelling—lately occupied by Mrs. Forrest.
Sept. 24, 1870. _
x. W. HAINES,
(Formerly of Winchester, Virginia,)
Manufacturer ano Wiiolksalx Dkai.fr in
Cigars of all Descriptions,
Old Post-Office Building,
SHENANDOAH ST EFT,
HuirRR’s Fkbry, W. Va.
May 13,1870 tL_
s UMA C J!
I WILL BUY any amount of Sntnac that is pro
perly gathered and cured, and pay
CASH FOB IT!
according to quality, as follows—delivcred at my
Sumac and Bark Mills, Winchester.
Directions :•—The Sumac should be taken trhile
the top it it ill in the leaf—tny ns a general thing,
during July, August and September, and not af
ter it has thrned much Red. anil in no case after
it has begun to dry up and deaden nor after the
least frost.
The Red Berries should all he thrown out. The
He or Black Sumac, as it is called, is ns good as
anv.
It may be wilted in tbc sun. but must be cured
under cover, and not allowed to be burnt by the
sun or to get »ref, or to bo in such large qnantics
as to hn>t in curing—any of which destroys its
color and itrength and renders it raluelen. It
should not be thrown upon a tight floor to cure,
bnt raised up, so as to let the air get under it;
and bv shelving loosely, much surface can be ob
tained in a small space, and the Sumac will cure
faster. All Sumac should he gathered at least a
month before it is sufficiently cured to be brought
in for sale, and in dry weather even a longer time
may be required to properly dry it; fo- not only
the leaf, but tho stem, too, must be thoroughly
drv ; all the tap must he dried out, so that it will
snap abort off, like a clay pipe stem, or it cannot
be received, for it will heat and spoil—lAi* must be
itrictly obaerred.
However long Sumac mav have been taken or
however dry it may be, it will draw the dampness
from the atmosphere in a damp time, and »»»•/ not
be packed until it is per/ectly dried out again.—
We cannot receive Sumac when damp any more
than when it is green. I r M' sr Bf liar.
Sumac should have the same <jreen, bright color
and freak appearanre when enred as when taken
from tbc bush, and tnu4not be bleached, nor look
dark and dead, nor imell minty. It is just as im
portant to have yonr Sumac gathered at the pro
per time and in "good condition w hen brought to
market as anything else. If »«nd or dirt of any
kind, or any" other kind of leaves, are found
aill 'll" It, II W III IM'l is I, HWJ *» » 'll ,
and by mixing bad with good you spoil all.
The leaf is what is wanted, hut to facilitate the
gathering of it you can strip off the blades—that
is, take the Utile taint upon which the leaves
grow, all of w iiich will be bought when properly
cured, according to the above directions, and
ONE DOLLAR AM) TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
per one hundred pounds will be paid for it in this
condition. We prefer Sumac stripped oil'or blad
ed as above, hut will buy threshed Sumac and
pav for it accordingly a* it is cleaned; provided,
it fins the greater part of the stem taken out and
is not made so line as to prevent the separation of
what steins remains, and so entirely destroy the
formation of the leaf, as to prevent the detection
of adulteration. So do not cut it up, or make it
too tine in any way.
The stripping oil the I axes is apt to kill the Su
mac, and when the stalk dies the roots connected
w ith it die also ; but if you w ill cut the old stalk
down, or breakup the ground so as to cut and
separate the roots, the Sumac w ill sprout up again
better than ever.
When your Sumac Unit ready fur delivery,
BAGS will be furnished f<>r bringing it in: but
they must be Kell fitted and jtrnnijitly returned Kith
rare. Apply for Bags to the stores, or Factory
on Braddock street, above the Run.
I Will Also ISii> mark Oak Itark
That is properly taken and cured, and pav CASH
for Hat the rate of SIN DOLLARS 1'Kit CORD
delivered at mv SUMAC AND BARK MILLS,
WINCHESTER. VA..
B1KECTIONS.—Commence peeling the bark
as soon as the sap starts in the spring, and in tak
ing it peel as much of the tree as possible—even
the largo limbs—fur the voung, tender bark is the
best.
After it is peeled it must be piled np loosely, so as
a; allow the air to pass freely through it, and per
fectly drv it. The outer or rough side must
at any e be kept up, in order to protect the inner or
fleshy side from the weather—which being the
part used, must be kept bright and not allowed to
mould or get wet, which injures its color.
GERMAN SMJTIL
Jane 3, 1871—6m.
Lumber! Lumber!! Lumber!!!
Important to IJuiI«lei*t#.
I I.L person* desirous of building, their atten
tion is called to onr large stock of Lumber
andBuilding Material of all kinds at prices lower
than the lowest.
Every Kind of Lumber,
Seasoned or Unseasoned, and in Bills" cf any size
from one to three Car loads for week.
Latin, Shingle*, Ac., furnished upon the short
est notice. Ter mi t eru moderate.
.1. I. TRIPLETT.
Mt. Jackson, Shenandoah County, Va.
April 2‘j), 1871—6m.
I Geo. T. Light. Dr. Jho. A. Strath.
GEORGE T. LIGHT & CO.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils. Window Glass,
DTE STUFFS, PATENT MEDICINE , Ac.
One of the best selected Stocks of the abort in
the Lower Valley.
At quality I? indispensibleboth to Physician and
Patient, we warrant satisfaction.
Hare on hand a complete assortment of
Druggist’s Fancy Goods.
A beautiful stock of
LAMPS, LANTERNS AND LAMP GOODS.
Finest Ilrands of Tobacco and Cigars also kept by
Goo. T. Lijglit A: C*.
Physicians Proscriptions neatly and accurately
di.M'enscd at all hours.
February 18, 1871.
NEW (iOODS.
KEW GOODS dr HARE BARGAINS!
Oash Purchases and Cash Sales /
rpRUSSELI, & LUCAS bare just opened their
1 Fall and Winter supply of staple anti season
able Goods, large and varied in extent, beautiful
in style, durable in quality and as cheap it not
cheaper than can 4)0 purchased in the county. In
all departments their stock is complete.
DRESS GOODS.—Poplins, Alpacas, Mouslains,
Plaids, Surges, Reps, Calicoes, Ac. HOSIERS.
! English ann American, with a full assortment^ of
Ladies and Gentlemen’s Handkerchiefs, Neck 1 ics,
Scarfs, Ac. , , ,
LOOTS and SHOES have been made a special
ty, as to style, quality and price. The stock is
complete in every department, manufactured to
order at the best houses of the city or selected
from first hands at manufacturers prices. Those
in w ant of any article in this line should not fail
to call as all tastes can be suited, all qualities ob
tained and all prices secured. Children and In
fants’ Shoes of every variety.
HATS.—A complete assortment of every quality
rarietr and style, some ot which are superior 10
anything we liave ever before offered.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.—A general and
complete stock, of the best quality, fashionably
cut, substantially made, and sold at the lowest
prices. Also, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods,
complete in cverv department.
FAMILY GROCERIES.—A large and general
assortment, adequate to all the wants of old friends
and customers.
Thankful for the encouragement of the past we
hope to merit a continuance in the future.
Oct n, 1870. T. A I..
COACH MAKING.
rpHE undersigned having leased the
COACH FACTORY OF MAJ. HAWKS,
In Charlestown, are prepared to MAKE to order
or REPAIR every description of
Carriages, Buggies,
ROCKAWAYS AND LIGHT WAGONS,
In the Best Manner, of Superior Materials, and in
the Newest and Most Approved Styles.
We will have always on hand
HANDSOME CAR It l ABES, It I'(it; l ES, AC.
Every Article Warranted to be as recommended.
OLD CARRIAGES taken in exchange for New
Work. A good supply ofSECON I),-HAN D M OKK
always on hand.
We guarantee onr woik and expect to give sat
isfaction as to prices.
' I. I'T'i If. A* 8TI IfP.
“Good Wino needs no Bush.”
Bar-Room, »'<» the ba*ement of the JcJTenon
Building.
JOHN' S. EASTERDAY.
I T is an inexorable principle that norxcetlcnt drink
can be made out of nnthing but excellent mate
rial?. and we conceive that, we are safe in asserting
that whatever may he prepared at our establish
ment will he aide to speak eloquently for itself,-—
Therefore, we invite all who indulge in a “social
glass” to call upon ns, and we can tavor them with
the most favored and pleasant drinks.
Fnnrhe*, Toddiet, Mint Jnlept, Snathe*, S inge,
ColMert,Cocktail*, Sangat te*, Fire*and Sunrt,
Flip*, Xegtt* and Shrub, Egg Nag*,
Apple Toddir* and Hot'Drink* in *ea*on,
Wine*, Ale, Forier, ftroicn Stout,
And Brandy and Whi*k*y plain.
Also, alway s an assortment of superior brand Se
gars on hand. Call upon us—in summer if you
would “ keep cool"—and winter, if you need some
thing warm and pungent.
Chat le.-town, ilflli It, 1M7.
Contractors and Builders,
C A It I’ E X T E It S ,
M EUCTIA NTS, FA RM ERS,
EVERYBODY,
I NTENDING TO BUILD OR REMODEL, CAN
save time and money by leaving or sending
their orders for
SASH DOOR BLINDS,
BRACKETS, CORNICE, FENCING,
CEILINGS, I’ALINGS, FLOORING,
MOULDINGS, MANTELS, AC.,
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED LIB
OF ALL KINDS, Ac., TO THE
C II A 11 L !•: S X O W N
SIM Sif ,1 j^l
^Yit-Satisfaction "ill be given as to price* and
TERMS, REASONABLE.
m knight<f imo.
Jane 18, 1870.
ItEMO V EI>
To Room or " Maricp.t Hors* Sq'mbv."
I larncpr*, Saddles* & Hi’itllop*
MaRI.KACTI’HED OR KkPAIKRO
At Charlestown, Jefferson County.
riHIK undersigned r< j>• ctfully announces to the*
£_ citizens of Charlestown arid vicinity, that he
i> constantly making and repairing Carriage, Gig,
Muggy, Coach and Waggon, Harness. Saddles,
Bridles, Halters, Ac., in the most durable manner,
and the most modern style of workmanship, and at
short not ice and upon “living” terms. My work
commends itself. All I ask is a share of the public
patronage.
'',4* Shop on Market House Square.
April 19, 'M. HENRY I). MIDDLEKAUFF.
PRICE, OKHR & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Office—Mail Bcilmig;*,
HAGERSTOWN, MI).
rpHE attention of parti* .* having Farm sand other
£ properties located in the Shenandoah Valley
for sale is respectfully invited to advantages offer
ed bv our Agency.
Ail properties placed upon our Book* for Sale, i
will receive full benefit of our extensive advorti
singfaeilities with the understanding thatnocharge
w if I be made unless sale i* effected. All coin mu- 1
nications promptly answered.
PRICK, CEBU A CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
May 7, 1SC8—tf. Hagerstown, Md. J
EVEJIETT IIOUSE.
MARTISSBURG, H”. VIKA,
Corner of Queen and Burke Streets,
James H. MeShorry, ,
Proprietor* <
rpins House ha* been in operation for over thir
| ty years, and is widely known a* one of the i
nio*t popular Hotels in the State. It now offer* )
special inducements to the travelers. Kverv com
fort will be afforded those who may visit the llouse.
Omnibusse* always at the Depot to carry passen
gers to and from the Hr.use.
Stable room for forty horses, under the charge
of attentive ostler*.
THE BAR
Is supplied with the verv best of Liquors, Wines,
Brandies, Ale, <te., and none but a good article
will be sold.
April 1, 1871. *
D^^Piiythe Printer!
tiie
EQUITABLE
I*ifb Assurance Society
OF Till] ( KITED STATES,
Nop. 110, 118, 120, 122, 124 BROADWAY
NEW YORK.
Assets. -- -815,000,000.00
Income.- - - 7,500,000.00
Surplus - ■« - 1,500,000.00
Purdy Mutual—All Cash—Annual Dividends.
Dividend* Paid at the end of the first and every
succeeding year.
Smn Assured, New Besfnew, during the year 18f!>,
J*S A 1.0*21, II 1.00.
Being over Thirteen Million Dollars greater than
the New HusinesPuf any other Life Insurance
Company in the World.
WILLIAM C. ALEXANDER, President:
11KNKY B. HYDE, Vice-President.
JAMES W. ALEXANDER, Seo’y.
GEORGE W. PHILLIPS, Actuary.
Liberal inducement* offered to active Agents.
BLACKBLTIN 111 l.'HES;
Genxkal Auisr,
MARTIXSBGBG, WEST VA.
J. El). DUKE,
Agent.
Charlestown, West Ya.
July 16, 1870—ly.
WILLIAM SCIIONKIE,
PRACTICAL TYNER AND REPAIRER OP
TJT A YOS AN1) ( >R(tA \S,
SPECIAL AGENT for Chickerlug A Sons, Tho
Arion Piano Forte Company. Carhart amt
Needham's Silver Tongue Organs ; S. D. A H. W.
Smith American Organs,
BOSTON AND NEW YORK.
Parties desirous to purchase PIANOS, ORGAN S
or other
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Will ear* Twenty per Cent,
by applying to the Established Agency at
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA.
TUNING AND REPAIRING solicited, and or
ders promptly attended to. Information on all
Musical matters sent free with Catalogues,etc., to
applicants by addressing
11 3 WILLIAM SCHONKIE.
Feb. 18, 1871—tf. Winchester, Ya.
Private Sale
OF
Valuable Heal Estate.
rilflE undersigned, Executor of George Ish r,
| will sell at Private Sale, the fine farm of w hich
the late George Islcr died stesed and possessed,
lying in Jefferson County, W »t Virginia, about
l'1* miles from the town of Charlestown, on tho
County road leading to Summit Point, both of
w hich places are on the line of the W inchest* r «f
Potomac Railroad, and afford fine markets for the
sale of produce. Said farm contains about
Two Hundred and Fifty Ei^lit
ACRES OF GOOD LIMESTONE LAND, between
40 and 50 acres of which i* in VALUABLE TIM
BER. It adjoins the lands of Bushrod C. Wash
ington, llenrv Davenport, E*q«., and others, ai I
is very convenient to Mills, Churehci and Schools.
Tho Improvements consist of a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE and Out Buildings, a never
failing Well of pure water, Pond for cattle, stock,
Ac.. Ac. The farm (all things copsidcred) is ono
of the mo*t desirable in tho fertile County of Jiff
arson.
TERMS ACCOMMODATING.
JOSEPH CRANE,
March 21, 1870—tf. Executor of Geo. Isler.
El Vino Catalina.
ri*IIE annonneement that has been in jfladly
l heralded thorougont the country that Im
ports have again commenced of the
El Vino C-«<itlinii*
or
By an American Company w ith eve ry facility for
supplying the trade, is a matter of no *mal! im
portance, and will be hailed with joy by thousand
that are seeking for a pore and invigorating Top
ic. And also those that need a pure, pleasant and
refreshing Stimulant will find in the EL N I NO
CATALIVO what they want.
It will4»e remembere d that Import* were made
in lsc«; of these neited Bitter^, so long cell bratr l
feir its medical ejtialities, hnt in consequenceof the
high dntv then elemsndcd by lhi»Gov< rnment Im
ports ceased to the regret of thousands who hsd
learned it* value. It is tho
OLDEST TONIC IN TIIE WORLD
Natnrc’s Tonic- drawn from the Cntaline Grape
of the Tropics. It Is tho purest, best and most in
vigorating of all Tonics, anel if its importation con
tinu. s at tho rate now started it will soon lake it.
place in every family in this *« well as in the old
countries, ft* merits alone will make it a house,
hold article, and wo would advise every body that
needs a pure Tonic or a safe Stimulant to try at
least one bottle of tho
F.L VINO CATALINA
and then decide for themselves whether In future
they Will usotno pure I "me prcpsrro irom;uir
of the Catalino Grape with Calisaya and the Spi
ces of G'rvbin, or a Hitters made of common whis
key and flitter field herbs.
THE IX VINO CATALINA
is invaluable in Weakness and Debility. It re
lieve* Mornirg Languor and gives freshness »n
both mind ami body ; sharpens the appetite, ar.d is
not followed by any unpleasant reaction so com
mon to whiskey bitters.
It cure* Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costivem ,
Riliou* Derangements, Colic, Cramps, Flafult nee,
Diarrhte, Dysentery, Nausea, Vomiting, Morning
Sickness, Heart ’ Disease, Nervous Irritability,
Liver Complaints, (for which it is used in all >e t
climates with gn at success) Diseases of the Kid
neys and liladder, Skin Diseases, either caused by
other disease* or impurity of the blood. D >n
dency, Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, ami III , -
ing Cough <for which it is famous.) and a* a Tor:
ic in Consumption it has no superior in the wo I.
Thousand* believe themselves cured by it. Rut
we do not claim that it will cure Consumption,
but we are sure that if taken freely in time it will
prevent it.
11 is so very agreeable to the stomach of the we* k
and delicate. Elegant for Colley and crying chil
dren, relieving costieenesa and flatulence w ills
marked promptness.
J. M. M. CONRAD A CO.
IS Light street. Halt., Md., Oen. Agtr. I . S.
jFdr-Otlicoof the Company 48 8. Howard at.
For Sain bv W. S. MASON, Druggist At
June 3, 1871—Cm. CHARLESTOWN.
1*1(1(11 (111(1 01*11 (l »M (»11 fill
PLABTEItING.
r|iHK subscriber takes advantage of the Pres* a*
J a medium by which to inform the citizen* of
FTs and adjoining counties that be is prepared to
indertake the
PLASTERING OF HOUSES,
n any style that may he desired, from one Coat to
brer, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy fikirn.
'ornices and Centre* run, and Ornarm nti stuck,
f desired. None hut first-class workmen will be
mpioyed on work that may be entrusted U> me.
CIXTEItXN CKMEXTRD AND UU Alt AN
TEED TO HOLD.
I hereby tender my grateful acknowledgements
or the liberal patronage I have received sir
■ommencing business, and hope by a strict a< ,t
cnce to dnty to merit a continuance of the aar..e
tST-AII communications addressed to jwc at
.‘harlestown, W. Va., will receive prompt atU n
ion C. FRANK OALLiULR.
March 2«, 1«70. __
Mtoratfo for CarritifffH.
I PARTIES having Carriage." can be accom•
9 dated w ith Storage at my \Vare-Hou*c at'
ate of one dollar per month.
April 29,1871. W. J. HAWKS.
IMPROVED double shovel Ploughs, for sale by
tltj • , 1-71. JAB. LAW. B0011
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