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WiteA?c li ii r n
POETICAL.
SPiUg&'THE HOBSfi. ?
O, teamster spare thfit horse"!
How hard he triw to go;
There*? load enough lor two,
Don't strike another blow,.
Give him a helping hand.
Or ease the load, I pray.
And he your kindness will
A thousand-fold repay.
*XIow patiently he toils.
All through the heat and coftf?
A faithful servant still,
Though wearied, worn, and old.
Poor, dumb, unconscious brute.
And yet he seems to know,
Caressing-oft the band
That deals the cruel blow.
What an imploring: look,
And what a knowing-eye.
And yet without the power
To utter e^en a cry.
See how he writhes and sha'kete.
While"smarting- with the pain;
O, cruel driver, pause !
Don't strike the brute again.
-Humanity at last,
Brought to a sense of shame*
"Will punish those who give
(Jnneceesary pain.
Oh. driver, spare that horse !
How hatd he tries to go ;
There's load enough for twa,
Don't strike another blow.
HUMOROUS.
Mixed .Families.?Sometimes we hear of
fjueer relationships. A man out West writes
to one of the papers, giring his own status as
?follows
"I married a widow who had a grown up
daughter. My father visited our house very
often, and fell in love with my step?daughter
nnd married her. So my father became my
pon^in-Oaw, and my stepdaughter my mother,
because she was my father's wife. Sometime
afterwards my wifo had a son j he was my
father's brother-in-law and my uncle, for ho
was the brother of my step-daughter. My
father's wife?i. e., my step-daughter?had
nlso a sonhe was, of course, my brother,
and in the meantime my grandchild, for he
was the son of my daughter. My wifo was
my grand-mother because she was my mother's
mother. I was my wife's husband and grand
child at the same time. And as the husband
of a person's grand-mother is his grand
father, I was my own grand-fa'her."
A Noble Woman.?A steamer was
wrecked during o fearful stfirm on Lake Mich
igan. On her deck, amidbt the wild con
fusion, stood a brave man; his wifo, and two
children. As he was an expert swimmer,
with great muscular power, ho bound his wife
and children to his body and started for shore.
He straggled manfully with the angry waves j
but soon was compelled to say :
"My strength is failing, what shall I do ?"
The mother promptly replied :
"Drop me and save my babes."
But desiring to save her who had walked
gentley and lovingly by his side, ho exerted
every power to gain the shore. Again the
deep cry of agony was heard?
" What shall 1 do ?"
Amidst the roaring of the stormy billows
was heard the calm voice of the wife and
mother:
"Drop me and save my babes."
? Old Timothy Pickering was a pretty
smart man in his day, and they could not take
him in when they offered to work on his farm.
To one of those chaps, they think they know
everything, he put the question if he knew
how to build a stone wall.
"Yes," said he, "any fool ought to know
that."
"Well, how is it done ?" said the colonel.
"Why, by putting one stone on another,"
replied the man.
"No, not by nny means." rejoined the
colonel ; "you know nothing about wall-build
ing."
'?Well, how then, sir? I would like to
know how you would have it done."
"By putting one stone on two stones so as
to break joints and have a wall like any fool
like you could not push over." Good morn
ing.
A Settlkr's Determination.?"Whero
is your house ?" asked a traveler in the depths
of one of the "old solemn wildernesses" of
the ereat West.
"House ! I ain't got no house."
"Well, whero do you live?"
"I live in the woods?sleep on great Gov
ernment purchase, eat raw bear and wild
turkey, and drink out of the Mississippi ?"
"It is getting too thick with folks about
here. You're the second man I have seen
within the last month ; and I hear there's a
whole family come in about fifty miles down
the river. I'm going to put out into the
wood's again !"
? "It seems to me that Mrs. G.'s hair was
nearly gray a year ago."
"Yes, nearly."
"But now it is perfectly black."
"Ah, yes ; you know she has lost her hus
band since then."
? Canned fruit?Canister.
GENUINE German Cologne, poM bv
GEO. T. LIGHT.
LUBIN'S Violet Powder, sold by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
BAY Rum. Ambrosial Ner.tar. Colopne. Vtrbi-ua
Water, sold by GEO. T. LlUHT. 1
ITMNE Pictures and Cbromos, sold by
| GEO. T. LIGHT.
PICTURE Frames, all sizes made to order, sold
b, GEO. T. LIGHT.
EXTRACTS Vanilla nnd Lemon.warranted pure
?my own make?for sale by bulk.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
LIGnT'S Cholera Preventive, warranted sure or
no pay. GEO. T. LIGHT.
SEALING Wax, for Fruit, 15c. per lb.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
PEER'S Preserving Solution, /old by
GEO.T. LIGnT.
August 3, 1S73. [F. P. copy.]
s
READ'S Concentrated Eeacnce Jamaica Ginger,
an invaluable family medicine, possessing- all
the medicinal properties together with the aroma of
the purest Jamaica Ginger? only 25c. per bottle?
for sale by C. E. BELLER.
UPHAE'S Frecklc, Tan and Pimple Ranieher
cures Blotches, Scurvy, Dry and Watery Pim
ples. all kinds of Tetter, Tan. H reckles. Sunburn.
Grubs or Worms in the Skin, See., just received and
/br sale by C. E. BELLER.
HORSEFORD'S Self-Raising Bread Preparation*
unsurpassed for making light bread, biscuit*
cakes and pastry, for sale by C. E. BELLER.
^ILVER Soap, lor polishing Silver. Tinware. &c.,
O for sale by C. E. BELLER.
TURNIP SEED ?White Norfolk. Red Top and
Rutabaga Turfl ip Seed?all fre>h and reliable
?just received and for sale. C. E. BELLER.
CONGRESS Water on draught at
July 15, 1873. MASON'S Drug Store.
HOFF'S celebrated Ext. Malt, a fresh supply
just received by W. S. MASON.
PURE, genuine, unadulterated London Brown
Stout, juBt received by W. S. MASON.
AS a Preventive against Cholera, use Mason's
Anti Cholera Remedy, warranted reliable, also
a specific in Diarrba?a, Dvsentery, &c. A bottle
should be in every house. Found onlv at
July 15, 1S73. MASON'S Drug Store.
CHOLERA.?Cholera Preventive, warranted to
do good in all cases where a preventive is need
ed. When you want a cure ydu bad better act
wisely and buy my preventive. It is sure.
J??iy 8.1S73. GEO.T. LIGHT.
CHOLERA Disinfecting Solution prepared and
sold by th? gallon?will make any place sweet
and delicious,-10 cents per gallon,/"or sale by
JulyS. 1S73. GEO. T. LIGHT.
POMADES, Toilet .Powders, Puff Boxes, Soaps,
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, Extract for the
fid kf., both foreign and domestic, Lily White, Co
lognes, Tooth Powders and Washes, all at
W.S.MASON'S.
KEROS^Kr^K* Oil, warranted non-explosive.?
Special discount on 5 or 10 gallons.
W. b. MASON.
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA BNOTERSWY.
-STABrllSHED by Cong-r?*ss; adopted by .the
State; aided-by the benevolence of individual?,
societies, and other institutions.
Five Departments of Instruction?^Literary, Sci
entire. Agricultural, Military and Engineering.?
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
ment,
In charge of a large Faculty of accomplished
scholars'T.nd successful ed una tors.
Fall Tkbm beerina Sept. 4th Wintib, Decem
ber 4. Spring, Marc h 24.
'Cb&iiiKNCEaicNT, June 19,1873. ,
rotal expenses from & 160 to $550-per year.?
Lees to thoae boarding in clubs.
Send lor Catalogue, containing full particulars,
to ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
Morgan town. Wi^Va.,3oly 23; 1872.
J E FT E It SON.INS T^TV T E ,
Cliarlestown, West "Virginia. /
THE next Session will commehce on Monday,
September 8ih, 1873.
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
-advantage for a thorough course in English, the
Languages, Drawing, Music on Piano and OrgA,
will bo afforded. ? Particular attention will be paid
to Music, and pupils will be. r4qtxired to play at the
Musical Soirees, when the'friends of the pupilscan
nave an opportunity to judge of their progress.
Vocal MuBic will be'taught in claasea as well as
by private lesson.
For Terms, &c.( apply to the Principal.
August 12, 1873. Mas. A. M. FORREST.
CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE Tenth Annual^Sepsion of this Institution
will begin on the 8th Davy o^Sbptimdib, 1873.
TERMS?'PER SESSION.
Primary Class..,. .. CO
Junior ?? ...i.-;,.. 16.00
Senior ?? ;. ... 20.00
Languages, each... 10.00
Music.. 20.00
'Boarding-can be obtained -with the Principal or
Assistant. Payment, one-halffer each session, in
advance. MISS S. H. BROWN.
MISS A. DOYNE SMITH.
August 5, 1873?3m.
UNIVERSITY OF YIKGINIA
OPENS October I ; continues ihrough'9 months.
It is organized in schools on the elective sys
tem, witb/ull courses in Classics, literature, Sci
ence (_wfth practice in Chemical and Physical Lab
oratories), in Law, Medicine, Engineering-, Teach
ing and Agriculture. A poly for Catalogues to
JAMES F. HARRISON, Chairman, P. O. Universi
ty of Virginia, A ibemarle Co., Vs.
August 19, 1873?lm.
~ SCIIOOLjSOTICE.
MISS BETTIE CRAMRR will open a School in
Charlestown the Second week in September,
1S73. Terms made known on application.
August 12, 1S73?6w.
GR0VER & BAKER'S
IMPROVED
XjooIs. ?Jtitcla
SEWING
MACHINE,
rvo.
Simple, Durable,
Light Running, Rapid,
Easily Operated,
ACCURATE AXD PERFECT
IN PRINCIPLE.
Beautiful in Appearance,
In Every Ite.-pect the Hcat and Most Popular
Loch Stitch Machine Made.
Needles and all fixturesand appliances necea -
sary for the Grover 4* -Baker Machine always on
hand.
STUMP & HAWKS, Denier*.
Charlestown, W. Va,
31 ay 20, 1873?ly.
THE STATE OF WEST YIR5INIA,
Jefferson County, :
At rules held in the Clerk's Office, of the
Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Septem
ber 1 st, 1873 ;
JOSEPH C. RAWLINS and Thomas G. Rawlins,
Plaintiffs,
vs.
FRANCIS W. DREW ana Martha C. hia wife, An
nie B. C. Drew, Administratrix of Catharine M.
Rawlins, and in her own right, Dolphin Drew,
Fayette W. Rawlins, Joseph E. Rawlins,
Marshall and Roberta D. hia wile, Simeon H
Vanhoru, James T. Vanhorn, A. K. Vanhorn,
Francis W. Vanhorn, Majors and Martha
E^ hia wile, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE object of this suit is to bnve a sale of the r< a!
estate of Catharine-M. Rawline, deceased, l or
the payment of her debts and the residue divided
among her heirs at law. .
It appearing, on affidavit filed in this suit, that
the Defendants Fayette W. Rawlins, Joseph E.
Rawlins. Marshall and Roberta D bis wife,
M?jo?sand Martha E. his wife, Simeon H.
Vanhorn , James T. Vanhorn, A. K. Vanhorn. and
Francis W. Vanhorn are non-nrfddent of the State
of Weat Virginia, they are hereby required to ap
pear within one month after due publication o/"tbis
oriltfr, and do what is necessary to protect their in
terests in this matter.
And it is furtherordered that a copy of this order
ehalLbe published once a week, for four successive
weeks, in some newspaper published in this county,
and also posted at the/Vont door of the Court House
of the said fcounty, at least twenty days before De
cree is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Cierk of the Circuit Court.
White 4* TrapnMI, p. q.
September 2, 1873?St.
Jo2m B. IlainoHi
No. 1 N. George St., Charlestown, W, Va.,
MANUFACTURER OF TUB FOLLOWING
BRANDS OF FINE CIGARS:
TIP-TOP, PLANTATION,
HUNEY DORY, LA VICTORIA, LE BOQUETT,
LA FLORITTA.
All the latest improvements at work in our Fac
tory. A 11 orders promptly attended to, and satis
faction guaranteed. A lso dealers in
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
Pipes and Smokers' Articles.
^September 2, 1873.
SODA WATER. SODA WATER.
~VY7"l? beg leave to in/orm the people of our county
yj and others, that we have opened our Soda
Fountain for this year, ap.d will dispense the same
in the best manner. Our /ountain is porcelain
lined , preventing corrosion, which will inevitably
he the case it the fountain is not porcelain-lined.?
No Copper about our fountain, consequently no
danger of verdigris poisoning. Our Syrups are
pure and delicious. Several new syrups. Be sure
to call and try it ?if not you miss one of the finest
treats of the season. 14 Tickets for $1.
SYPHON BOTTLES for supplying houses and
sick persons with Soda.
June 24, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
VIOLINS.?Excellent Violins, for sale by
Feb. 18. L. DINKLE.
ENGRAVING neatly done by
August 23 JL. DINKLE.
AGRICULTURAL AND HARDWARE.
Jas- Xiaw.: Hoo?f,
DEAT.ER IN
Agricultural Implements,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, Jtc.,
?<3HARLEST0WN, W. VA.
TIIE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Consist* of
AULTMAN ?fc TAYLOR. KUSSRLL AND
SWEEPSTAKES TH UESIIERS,
CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWER,
Keller ahd Bickfobd & JIoffmaj?
GUM SPRING DRILLS.
Cidet* TWills/Ploughs, of the mo* t approved patterns,
Berea Grindstones, Pumps of all kinds, Scales, Corn
Shellers, Wheat'Fans, Dirt Scoops, Churna, Shovels,
Forks, Spades and Rakee.
GUANOS.?J. J. Turner's Excelsior, Orchilla,
Alta Vela, Ground Nerassa, and'Pure Peruvian.
PHOSPHATES.?Berber & Huttz, Chesapeake,
South Carolina and other Phosphates.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT,
Consists of Iron , Steel, Horse and MuleShoes,Horse
Nails, and Blacksmiths'Supplies and Toolsj such
as Anvils, Bellows, Viae*. &c.
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY.
Mortise Machines, Boring Machines, Jack Screws,
Chains, Traces, Hamea, Trowels. Nails," Spikes.
Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Files, Chisels, Levels,
Planes,Bevels, Wrenches,Hoes & Picks.
0^- Special, advantages or furnishing Circular,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, with warrant.
A complete stock of Tools and Supplies for Car
penters, Builders, Masons, Sadlers, Shoemakers
and others, with many Housekeeping and Furnish
ing Goods, both American and Imported.
Thankful for past liberal support, I solicit orders
for the above and Bimilar goods.
March 8, 1870. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ALL CANVASSERS
AND active responsible persons who wish the best
paying agency in America, should send at once for
circulars giving terms of any of the following books.
Did you ever see so many big selling books adver
tised by one firm t Everybody concedes that our
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counts to our agents. Try our books when all oth
?er business fails.
AGENTS WANTED.
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR EXPLQRATIQHS IN AFRICA.
By Da. David Livingstone and others.
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July 8, 1873?4m.
The onlv Reliable Gift Distribution in the
Country.
$50,000 00
I IT VALUABLES GIFTS!
To be Distributed in
L. D. SINE'S
163d Regular Monthly
Gift Enterprise,
To be drawn Monday, September 15th, 1873.
One Grand Capital Frizc of Si,000 in Gold !
TWO PRIZES o! 81,000 each f
TWO PRIZES of 8500 .2 GREENBACKS!
FIVE PRIZES of 8100 is <
One Family Carriage and Matched Horses with
Silver-mounted Harness, worth ?1,500! One Horse
and Buggy, with Silver- Mounted Harness, worth
S600 ! One Fine-toned Rosewood Piano, worth ?500!
Five Family Sewing Machines, worth ?100 each!
750 Goldand Silver Lever Hunting Watches (in all,)
worth from ?20 to ?300 each! Gold Chains, Sil
ver-ware, JewMrv, &c., See. Whole number of
Gifts 6,000 Ticket's limited to 50,000 !
AGENTS WANTED to Sell Tickets, to whom
Liberal Premiums will be paid.
Single Tickets ?1 ; Six Tickets ?5; Twelve Tickcls
?10; Twenty-five IHckets ?20.
Circulars containing a full list of prizes, a descrip
tion ot the manner of drawing, and other informa
tion in reference to the Distribution, will be sent to
any one ordering them. All letters muit be ad
dressed to L. D. SINE, Box 86,
Main Office, 101 W. Fifth St. Cincinnati, O.
August 5, 1873?tS8.
to ^9 O per day ' AeeatB ? A11
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Ron & Co.. Portland. Maine. Sep. 17,'72-ly.
DEATH to Flies.? Davidson's Excelsior Fly Pa
per, for sale by C. E. BELLER.
Charlestown.
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O Fruits, for sale by C. E. BELLER.
&FT ENTERPRISE
MIS CELLAN.EOUS
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OR,
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May 20, 1S73?1022.
CAPTAIN JACK
ua.mcl tlae 3VEoc3.oos.
Whore are they? Echo answers, where?
LATEST FROM THE BULLETIN?THE PEACE
POLICY ABANDONED. rEACE
'T'HE last of our immense Spring Stock fexcent
,our "^customed weekly shipments) having"?,
the W? "re "?W ready' and Pr?P?? ?? commence
^T-AUGrBrTTnT^
at once.anH conti'.ue it from day to day until w.
? hall ngaia he compelled to go in Deraoti to recrlrt?
our .battered, or rather scattered stock?
Read the following, and he Convinced!
Clark's Spool Cotton 6c. per spool, 70c. Dor doi
Good !?pool Cotton at 4c,, worth fic.
Beet Enfflish'Needles 4c., worth 10 c.
Muttons in ^nclleBe variety.
f!ats 3"' *nd 40 cts., worth 50 to 60c.
Boys Caps, Turhsn Btyle, cheap. AI?o,
BOOTS AND SHOES!
Men's Fine Boote Sr2.75.3E0 worth cj en ?e
Ladies* Kid Boots. Jheap. ' 'h ?4-"?' ??"
?n^r.'uSh,lc'' Shoes very cheap, for Men, Women
and Children, and the ??rest of mankind."
The Largest Assortment of CALICOES this side of
?Baltimore.
lis B5a*c?? Goods
tte have nil the Novelties now ont, cheap che.n
Poplins I2i<-., Poplin. 25, 374 to 40 cents.' P"
Poplins, Silk and Wool, 50c:;iits.
Black Alpaca 33 to.35c., a special bargain.
?.lBck Alp.rado, 45 and 60c., to which we call es
pecial attention. ?
Delaines. all won], cheap.
English Crapo Collars, all price*.
S23IAWr>!3.
Cheap Spring- Shawl., fine Wool Striped Shawls
? _ 93 23 to S4.00
?1ny?0ei?? l>-"r au'' ^ys'wear, at 20,
2t> to 35 cents. Fine Caseitticre for Rova* Suifa
cheaper than over heard of. Striped I inrn ??t?H
White Duck, 40c. to $1 00-p.U Linen-^a rare bnr
gam. Table Damn.lt nnd Table Napkins, cheap"
-All Linen Towels. 12.^, Qk ** 7s V..*
alidade Cr"j ' I0. ,0 12ic- Per yard. Irish"Linen,
T)l. \ - * "rices. Chinese Grass Cloth and
Dress Linen a fine assortment. Heavy 1 yd wide
Unbleached Muslin . I 2!c. to (be very best a nd finest
Calicoes, 9 and I Or. Heavy Domestic Gingham.
125 cont#, French Ginghams IS to 20 cte.. worth'
tebuy in Baltimore, 22; cents. Bleached Muslins'
Wam6uteta.,nC 6 ,ho Lobsdalc, N. Y.Mills and'
HOSE! IJOSE!! HOSE!!!
Two pair of Men's Rose for 25 cents.
Two pair of Ladies' Hose for 2o cents
One pair of British Half Hose fur 25 cent..
30 lo 35"cen^. ?,n,ned Li?CU ""^crchiefs, 20.25,
Ladies' & Children's Li.le G loves-grand drives.
SParnsols!
Buff and Faocy Parasols.
Brown's Winchester made Buck Gloves, at the
bottom fig-ore.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OFCASSIMERES
in Charleatown.
Marseilles Vest Patterns for 25cents. Piques.Swiss
and Cross barred Muslins and Jaconeta, beautiful
quality and prices to suit the tiraea. Remember <hi
warning ffiven a lonp time a<ro viz ? A
to Head quarters and^efposted'.sto price?7 C?m?
Table dil Cloth, all colsrs and Vha5ei" Xn end
less variety ol Laces, Edgings and Embroideries.
Remember and never forget the plar-o,
METROPOLITAN,
GREAT CHEAP STORE OF
SETH M. TIMBER LAKE.
Geobgc XV. Tavloh, }
C. B. Timderlake. c Salesmen.
Sly^VJs"?" A"hby Ulia11' CaA:'r
COACn MAKING
AND
Livery In Ciiarlcstowu.
THE undersigned having entered into a Co-Part
nership, under the name and style of
STUMP fc IIA-VVKS.
Will conduct the business of
In ,11 F,?hC" "akisg AND hepaihing
In all its branches, guarantying the best workman
ship and satisfactory terms. Wc intend to largely
increase the business and make to order, and aln to
keep on hand for sale CARRIAGFS Rnrrips
ROCKA WAYS and LIGHT WAGONS of '
approved patterns, and of suoerior materials "nd
sharnahn?v?Very artIcle'? ba *8 recommended. * We
fortm^! J* ?Ur cmpl?' "oul? ?l 'be bands who.
W J h /JL I"?' wcTe employed by Maj,
coAc;jVA?c^onR\-:n
s^-r^imiXsaWiSsS;
In addition to theabove. we jwrpn-o givine* our
wYlTkeen '? " funeral LIVERY BUSINES8fand
tiou koCThra?cdcobmm"antioVn &? "^7
?Aug. 22. !S71 ly. A.WT HAWKS.
PEoeneVS. W{"',e. p'T^rine.-Thi? preparatiocf
all.not. 1^1 n,eBkl"wl,houti,,jury, decolorizing
of the i eflectually removes the various faults
?o., c?mple*ion. It bleaches the skin to marvel
lous whiteness, eradicates all spots, freckle, tan
Di'd d'iPa,|C ? bl,ct worms or grubs, impurities
Chill .0 ,??* CV"ry kind' Fot ,a|p hT
Charlestown, June 17. C. E. SELLER.
VV ^?.C?Y|ST^-F'?-e'- ?nd delicate
colored articles become beautifully clean
hchn.r,::^nw,th ,heCr7-,ai
CAp^^r1nTE ?[ be'st -Distant
f.Tl 1 ln tfla air~for ,a'e by
July t. 1873. C. E BELLER.
I?ISH.? Prime Herring and R,-~l * -
MI3CEL LA HEOTTS.
GOLDSMITH'S
19. Twin Fronts. .31*
THE TIME nAS ARRIVED
And -we aire Prepared to Meet it with a Tremen- j
dous StorK of NEW and r ASIIIONABLE GOODS, 1
at oar usual low price?. . ^ - V - ^
The largest and best assorted stock o/
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
MILLINERV, FANCY GOODS. READY-MADE
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &C.,
Ever displayed to this public. Our motto is "Sell."
?v,-[L. r-r_Call and we will make it Good'
Yon will find in the Dry Goods Department a
complete stock of Plain and Striped Japanese Silks
and Poplins, Seeded Poplins, Lustres, Puritan
Cloth, Australian Crape, Persian Delain, Arrnures,
the celebrated double-faced Grand Duchess Alpa
ca*, Grenadines, Lawns, Chinese Grass Cloths fat
Suit in?*, Cretans, Percals, Plain and Fancy Prints.
IN WHITE GOODS we hare a beautiful assort
ment of Pique, Soft Cambric, Nansook, Plain and
Barsed Cambric, Bishop and Yictorta Lawns. Plain
and Barred Swiss, fco. All kinds of White Trim
mingrs and Ruffling-, also a handsome assortment of
Lace and Linen Collars and Hsndkerchiefs, Scarfs,
Kirf Gloves, kr.
THE NOTION DEPARTMENT is crowded to
overflowing with everything known to the trade.?
Bargains may be expected.
W33 SX2XiXj.
MILLINERY.
3M"?w and Bearatitul
There is such a "darling little Bonnet,
With a flower garden on it,''
It is, really, a perfect beauty to behold ;
The ladies sweetly Bmile.
As they gaze a little while
On this pretty'thing of fashion to be sold.
Hate and Frames in every conceivable shape and
style; Ribbons and Fjowers in all shades and at all
prices. TRIMMING fashionably done at the short
est notice and at low figures.
8i3-Mra. 'Goldsmith respectfully invites the at
tention of her customers and all who feel inclined
to favor us, to this Department The Goods are
displayed in a Room in the rear of the Store, fitted
up for that purpose.
GENTIEMEN AND BOYS' CLOTMNG.
Best Material fashionably made and at prices that
defy competition. The'Stofck in truly immense;
and we "invite your special attention. Suits from
$4 to $30 in every style and color extart. Call
early. A large lot of fine and cheap Cassimeres,
Doeskin, Cassinett, Sattineti, Yestings, Diagonal
Cloths, 4*c.
Furnishing Goods of every description.
AT THE POPULAR SHOE STOBE,
No. 21,
C. W. LITTLElOHN haachnrp-e of an immense
stock of Fashionable Hoots, Shoes. tfaitera. IScf,
Slippers. &o., for ladies and Gentlemen, also for
Mivees,Children nnd Roys.
Ladies' French Rid Button B>-ots $>3.75 to 8*1.50
44 Vamped ?? ?? ?? 2.90 to 4.60
?? Plain Lasting " " 1.75 to 3.75
" " ?? ?? Laced ?? 1.25 to 3.00
" Vamped '? 1.75 to 3 00
?? Morocco " 1.50 to 2.75
?? Brush Kid ?? 2.25 to 3.00
?? Glove ?? " 3.00 to 3.50
?? Pebble and Turkish Mor. 1.50 to 3 00
All styles of Misses snd Children's, in propor
tion, and magnificent stock of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Slippers from 50c. up.
The Celebrated Barney's Hand-made Calf Boots
and Shoes for Gentlemen, stitched and pegged,
every pair warranted, and every other stylo of
Boots and Shoes for Men and Boys* wear usually
found in a first class Shoe House.
Hata for the Million?also a complete assortment
of Gents and Bova' Kino and Cheap Clothing at
No. 2"l. Thankful for past favors, we most con*
dially invite a continuance of the same.
April 29. 1873. J. GOLDSMITH.
C. E. BELLER,
DEALER IN
33rug:s. Olaomioalsi
PATENT MEDICINES, &C.,
CouaT-Huue* Sqi'acr. Cnablestowh.
HAVING leased and handsomely fitted up 1}
the Store Room on t he corner of the Court- Wy
House Square, and adjoining Ihestore of S. M .
Timbcrlake, the undersigned has just opened
and offers to the citizens of Charlestown and vicinity-,
a large and varied assortment of DRUGS, CHEM*.
ICALS and PATENT MEDICINES, a well selected
stock of a
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
embracing fine English, French and American
Toiiet Soaps, Hair, Ti^th and Nnil Bruehen, Po
niadt-a. Extracts for the handkerchief, See. Also,
always on hand a full line of
PAINTS, OJLS, VARNISHES,
WINDOW GLASS, ALL SIZES,
PUTTY, STATIONERY, &c.,*c.
PHYSICIANS' ordersfilied with promptness and
at the lowest prices. PRESCRIPTIONS nnd FAM
ILY RECIPES compounded with the strictest ac
curacy and carefulness, at all hours of the day and
night.
Persons wanting Drues, Paints, Medicines,
&c , will do well to call and examine his stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Januarv 2-S, 1S73. C. E. BELLEP.
of Ciiiomc aud Acute, Rheumatism, ^Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Suialica, Kidney,and Nervous Diseases,
after years oi suffering, by taking Or. Fltler'S
Vegetable Rheumatic Sjrup -the scientific
discovery of J. P. Filler, M. D., a regular graduate
phyeician, with whr-m we are personally Acquaint
ed , who has for 39 years treated these diseases ex
clusively with astonishing results. We believe it
our christian duty, after deliberation, to conacien
tiously request sufferers to uso it, especially persons
in moderate circuinatances who cannot afford to
waste monoy and time on wsrthless mixtures. As
clerfirymon we seriously feel the deep responsibility
resting on us in publicly endorsing this medicine*
Kut our knowledge and experience of its remarka
ble merit fully justifies our action. Rev* C. H. Ew
ing, Media, Penn'a, suffered sixteen years,became
hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, U. D., Frank
ford , Philad'a. Rev. J?B, Davia, Hightstown, New
Jersey. Rev. J. S. Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa. Rev.
G. G. Smith , Pittafi^ld, New York. Rev Joseph
Begg's, Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other testimo
nials from Senators, Governors, Judges, Congress
men,Physicians , &c..forwarded gratis with pamph
let explaining these diseases. One thousand dol
lars will be presented to any medicine for same dis
ease* showing- equal merit under test, or that can
produce one-fourth as many livingcures. Any per
son sendine* by letter description of affliction will
receive gratia a legally signed guarantee, naming
the number of bottles to cure, agreeing to refund
morioy upon sworn statement of its failure to cure.
Artlicied invited to write to Dr: Filler, Phiiad'a.?
His valuable advice costs nothing.
C. E BELLER,
Sole Agent for Harper's Ferry.
January 14,1873 ? ly.
J E FFEKSON F0UNI) KYANI) MACHINE
SHOTS.
AFTER an experience of 16 years in onr busi
ness, we have at last lound out that we cannot
carry on our buainess without money ; and the dif
ficulty in collecting money these times makes it a
necessity for us to adopt the Cash system. We will,
therefore, after January 1, 1873, do work for Cash
only or Country Produce down on delivery of the
work. We will endeavor to put down ourprices as
low as can be done in the county, and the work
manship superior to any, and will strive to accom
modate all who will favor us with their patronage.
Our New Ploughs, of which we are making a
large lot of different sizes, will be sold on time to
good, responsible men, by giving their notes pava
. ble at such time as specified in the contract, lie
member. however, we guarantee satisfaction in
every cafe or no sale. Our old accounts are now
ready for settlement and mutt be closed up without
delay. WEIRICK & WELLER.
January 14, 1873.
OUR stock of Drugs and 'Medicines will always
be found complete as well as fr?shand reliable.
Prescriptions and Recipes entrusted to us will be
carefully com pounded at all hours, day and night,
according to the latest rules of Pharmacy.
W.S. MASON.
JUNIPER Tar Soap, Glycerine Lotion and Car
bolic Soap, agreeable and efficient remidies lor
chap and all cutaneous diseases for rale at
W. S. MASON'S Drug Store,
have the Agency for the Wines produced at
?v Excelsior Vineyard. A11 desiring pure Wines
for Medicinal purposes can be supplied at moder
ate prices. W. S. MASON.
DOOLEY'S Celebrated Baking Powders, war
ranted to rise bread in five minutes, for sale
by W. S MASON.
RELIEVE your Corns by usin? Robbin's Corn
Solvent. W. 3 MASON.
XTOG POWDERS.-^ljr powders were thorough
ly! ly tested two yeJflWigo and gave general sat
isfaction, and am now preparing the same powder.
I would advise all co use them both as a preventive
and cure. Tableapoonful dote.
August 12. 1S73. GEO. T. LIGHT.
GHALAGOGUE.for Chills, sold by
Aueust 12,1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
REYNOLDS' Pills, and all other patent medi
cines. sold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
August 11, 1875.
HARPER'S FERRY TRADE.
THOMAS W. BE ALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
STOYES, If* & SHEET-IRON WAKE,
Cor. Shemnidoah and High Street,
HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA.
THE subscriber would adopt tbia method of In
forming- hie friends, and the citizens of Har
per's -Ferry and the adjacent country, that he is
still'ctitidU'c tin g the above business in all its branch
es. Having had twenty-three years' experience in
the trade, and it being his intention to work none
bui^r- . f : v. " ?
TIfE VERY BEST MATERIALS
He will confidently assert that cuatomora may rely
upon greeting: No. 1 artioles from his Establishment.
SPOUTIRQ OB TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very best manner and at the short
est notice. 'Orders from any portion of the county
will receive prompt attention, and prices guaran
teed as low as the lowest.
SPEAR'S CALORIFIC CO0K*STOVES.the most
Complete Cooking Stove the world has ever seen,
constantly on hand. In short, any article in the
Tin. ard Sheet-Iron trade cen'be had at bis Manu
fkctar-yl: s,i;: ' ?.????*?"*#
Monson's Corren I-:phtnisg Rops tarnish edand
?put up anywhere in tlie county, at the aborteafc no
tice and'upon reaaonablefteftna.'* "JJ 1
Q^3oh Work and Mending- 'done in the; beat
: style and at tne shortest ndUbel ' Metchanta Sup
plied on the most accommodating'terms.
Harper's Ferry , Oct. 6,1872
mabble wobks.
CHARLESTOWNJfrAfclOB WORKS,
At the North End of George Street and im
mediately above AlcCurdy <fc Duke's Agri
cultural Warehouse,
i lelal c*3 33 r otla or,
MANUFACTURERS Of
MONUMENTS. TOMBS. HEAD & FOOT
STONES, MANTLES, STATUES,
AND CARVING,
in all its various branches, and all work in tfoeir
business. All orders promptly filled at the lowest
rate, and shortest notice, and all work delivered
and pat ap, and g-uarantced to suit purchasers.?
If not, no sale. Please call a?xd see, and judge for
yourselves before purchasing- elsewhere, and pa
tronize Home Manufacturers.
The subscribers hsve also in operation their shop
in Martinsburg-, where they will give prompt at*
tention to all work entrusted to them. , ? t\
DIRHl* & B*tO.
Charlestown, March 14.1S71*
Dr. U. F. Garvin's
Solution and Compound Elixir
OF
T A
CURE3 WITIIOUT FAIL
CoURhs, Colds, CMarrh, Aslluna, Bion
clitliiB and Consumption.
IS REMARKABLY efficacious in all
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.
TRY IT.
for Sale By
geo, t. light,
Sept. 17, 1872.
Oharlctown. W. Va.
DISSOLUTION.
TI1E Co-partnership heretofore exUtioff between
Hillenry, Wiileon & Johti.on i. th:a day riit
folred by mutual consent. Either ol the late firm
are authorized to settle Use buaior.a of tbe firm.
J J. IHLLEARV,
W. N C. WHXSON,
H. A. JOHNSON.
Summit Point. W. Va., March 20, 1873 -3m.
NOTICE.
ALL persons knowiner themselves to be indebted
to the late firm oi Hilleary. Willson & John
son, are reqaested to make immediate settlement,
aa the business of the firm must be closed. All per
sons having- claims against them are requested to
present them oi settlement. Either ol the late firm
will settle accounts of the firm.
JNO. J. HILLEARY,
W. N. C. WILLSON,
H. A. JOHNSON.
Summit Point, March 25, 1873?3m.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
late firm of Hilleary, Willson & Johnson
X having been dissolved bv the retiictnentol Mr.
W.N C. Willson, tbe business bereater will be
conducted by Jno. J. Hilleary and H. A. Johaaon,
under the name, style and fumof Hillesry & John
son irom this dato. JNO. J. HILLEARY,
H. A. JOHNSON.
Summit Point, March 20, 1873?2m.
L. DINKLE'S JEWELRY STORE,
Main Street, next door to Mason's Drug- Store,
Charlestown, Jarraaaoff Co., W. Va.
THE undersigned recpectully announces that he
will continue to conduct tbe Jewelry Business
in all its branches, keeping on hand a fail line of
articles in
JEWELRY, WATCHES dc CLOCKS.
Also. Repairing of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
at prices as low as it is usually done in the city.
Thankful for past favors, I most respectfully so
licit a continuance of the same.
May 27, 1873. L. D1NKLE.
ri \HE MAGIC MOCKING BIRD?A new and
JL splendid toy. It imitaten the Mocking Bird
perfectly. Just received and for sale by
May 28. 1873. L. BINKLE.
PIANO TUNING?Persons wishing to have their
Pianos Tuned would do wall to report them to
me, as I am prepared to Tune perfectly and Repair
Pianos on the most moderate terms, and warrant
for one year. L. DINKLE.
SPECTACLES.?I hsve a splendid assortment of
Spectacles, from 25 cents up.
DON'T pet married until you get one of those
beautinl 18 K. Gold Rings, at
May 27, 1873. L. DINKLE'S^
Jefferson County Circulating Library.
I HAVE opened a Circulating Library*for the use
of tbe public generally, and will keep all the
latest works of the best authors, and aflother books
that are called for. Have some of the books on band
now, and will be receiving the newest publications
every week. The terms are these: Each person
renting to be held responsible for its return in good
condition. If damaged the party pays Ior the dazz:
age. Rent. 25 cts. per week in advance.
June 17. 1873. GEO. T LIGHT.
MONEY, Time, Labor and Leather Saved, by
using Jacquct & Co.'s Celebrated French
Blacking-. Buy no other. For sale by
July 1,1873. G. ?. BELLER.
MECHANICAL.
'Ditid H.'Cocmilv. (Jom'H.'Coaiki.
DAVID H. C0CKK1LL &?ON,
A KCHiTE'CTS & BCIL%?<B-8
Ctaa-rleitown. JefTcnon Connfy,
V 1 K:G4 H I A .
?fVl?R experience in the business which Ve^Mr
\J ti?o to conduct, and oar thorough acqtiaihtsnc'o
with it in allite l>ra?cbee.-ebable na to assure the
public that any -work entrnated to'ua will t e exe
cuted in the moat workmtolikt^Btaur,ud with
theutmoei dispatch. Harm? stood to their posts
in the Contederate arm j (hiring the four year*
Itrnnle which it ao niarilully encountered, they
bare located in -their native county, where their
services are offered*in bt'ilding np tha waste placaa,
and in carrying out practical reconstruction.
Particular attenticn given at all timee to Iba
drawing of plana and "specifications; and in tha
oolastruciioD ot
GEOMETRICAL STAIHWAY8,
where calculation ia required, they are c?aid<M
that tbey caonot be eurpaaaed bj any workmen ih
the Valley of Virginia.
09- Being well known in tha community, they
deem itunneceeaary to say more, than that ordelt
left for them will receive prompt attention.
Anril 1868? tl.
HABNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
Manufactured or Repaired.
At'Charkttown, Jefferton County, Virginia.
rr*HEundersigned reapectfully ttnomc-fr^
1 ea to the citiaena ot Cbarleetown anr^fl^V
vicinity, that he is euniltDllj making and *
repairing Carriage,Gig,Buggy, Coach and Wago a
HARNESS, 8ADMLE8;.?tBRlDLES;omLBTttis,
4*c..inthe moat durable niMnr, tad the moat
modern etyledf workmanship, and at short na^ta.
and upon ?? living" terme. Mv work conittenna
itaelf. All I aak ia a abare of the iioMicpatrongek
ft f- Call upon me at my eatabliahment on Mar
ket- Houae Square.
HENRY D. MIDDLEKAUFF.
NoremKer 7,1866? ly m : n if
GOODS AT COST !
E will aell for the next Sixty Days onr catira
STOCKS of
w
T^JEtnET GOODS,
Clotlling-9
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
Ladies' and Gclils' Furnishing
GOODS,
At Cost for Cash Only.
PIFCFS CALICO at lite.; BOO niece". efVd
wide Bleached Muelina at 10, wnrlh l?c.;
100 piecea yard-wide Brown Muelina at 10c, worth
14c.; 10M) yarda Urenndtoe at 12',, worth 25c.; SOD
piecea of All Gradea of Dre.aGoods, whirh we will
?aell at prime Coat, to tnake room lor our Tall Stock.
We have also in stock a large assortment of
WHITE GOODS,
4n which we offer Extra Inducement*. We draw
your particular attention to our
OnsalmoroH.
'whirh we will pell at coat to rcdure our slock. Wo
name, in part, 4 Wool Cassimeresat 20, worth40c.;
6 y ieces Ccfton Dispone Is si 20c, worth 40c.; 6 pieces
Scotch Caeeimerrs at 60c, worth $1.00. A lull
?nor t men t of the best French Cassimeres at cost. A
foil line of
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HOSIERY,
And rvorything pertaining- to a Firat Claaa Store in
tbie line. We have a lull line of
MILLINEBY GOODS,
which we will diapoae ol at a aacrifice, aa we mean
to cloae out our entire efock to uiake room for our
Fail Good*. We have on hand a lull line of
LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOES, BOOTS, *C.
Wo mean to cloae out our entire atock at Firal Coat
for Caah only.
* Clothing, Clothing, Clothing,
At Fiust Cost!
Beautiful Suila at 6, 6 7, 8, 9, 10 Dollara !
" e intend to make a Clean Sweep. Call Early and
got /be Hargaioa we offer. Hetnembrr, for 60 Days
only we oiler our Entire Slock at Prime Co.l.
J HOSE b HHO.,
?? ?t ... , , Under Free Preaa Office.
E. M. Airnuith, Jr., > ? ,
A. Dannenbcror, fSalcaroen.
July 8, IH73.
"Tames si. joh\sto.y
TTAVING added some of the finest New Ma.
JLJL r.hinery to the Shanuondale Factory, now in
ut?e in the Valley of Virginia, is prepared, and wil
rontinue to manufacture
WOOLLEN GOODS,
aocH Aa
UNSEYS, FlILLEDANDPLAIbi
CLOTHS, CASSIJ1KKE8 AKD TWKKDS,
and with hia improved and aup*rior factliliea, la
aatiafied that be will be able to oiler to tbe public
an article of GOODS, that cannot be aurpaaaed.il
equalled , by any other establishment.
fry- Baltimore Price, paid in Caah for WOOL.
He solicitsorders.
^.28 1871-tt JAS. M. JOHNSTON.
1*. S. Having experienced sucb heavy and sever*
loa.e. by the late llood, and having had to repair
and refit hia Mill and Machinery throughout, ha
tnuat appeal to all who are indebted to come lorward
and aeule at once, lie atanda greatly In need ol
every dollar that ia due. J.ftl J
/"eb. 28, ltni.
WANTED ! '
TnK Farmers to know that during Harrest and
other seaaons, I will look alter sll Machinery
repaired by me.
The Farmera to know that I am doln* a General
Line ol HLACKSM1TH1M;, on satisfactory terms.
Waned, iu exchange for work, I Ton ol OM
Wroiight Iron? old Tyre preferred.
Also, Bacon and Flour:
Wanted, } and 1 inch Plank?good quality.
Wanted, a good Wagon-maker.
OO- Farmers will aaee time, trouble and expense,
by consulting-a Regular Mncbinest befoi e tbey have
valuable machines repaired.
0CJ- Shop on corner of Congrees and Lawrence
streets, (old sUnd of Uiram (VBannon.)
^ _ J. HENRY NOLAND,
Afay 14.1872-tf. TF. P.] /Machines!.
JEFIEKSON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
DEPOSITORY.
I HAVE on hand a variety of Bihlea and Teat.'
menta at Publlebers* cost pricea. ami wil) order
any aize * amily Bible any one may deaire.
W.S.MASON,
April 9, 1872?tffa'?rgr M^?' B">la Society.
TO THJBJ?,UBLIC.
rpHE underaigned having give* bis alleblton le
A tbe Collection of Accounts, &c., bas concludec#
^al"?0|U,ol* t"n" Pr,.nclP"lly >? tbe da tie. of gen
eral Collector, and inrit.. tbe attention of Mer
chants and Buainea. men generallv to tba fart ?
Prompt and energetic efforts on my part will b?
give, to tbe Collection ?f all claims placed in
rt. . . ,?*. W. CRAMER.
Dec. 3, |lestown, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
J. E. BRADY, BAKBKR,
HAS removed to the rear of the Market.
{J*"", S,iAVtNti and HAIR DRES
cu?om.r!i C.Cr<l0.C0 *? "'^faction of hi.
Charleatown. July 9.1R72.
DlUJSS, PAINTS, I)VESTUFFS, *C.
declihed,
W Vy^^t001*7" iic?u rt ~
5W8fi.ta- ::
Ca.tor Oil, ? ??
Tumeric, 05 ?? n.r tt_ .
Castile Sosp, M .. Ib'
rfte DA?g' fa ?* ~m! :m,io- Med
icines, all our damaged, wa will sell 3D ceala a*<t?f
the regular price. We want our cu.tomer. aad~
frienda to andersUnd Ibis?if compelled to matt
cheap articlec, we can do it. We also have renulna
Laudanum, Squills, kc , with less water and more
'^0rhn,0,e mon,& P"P?"d ??y Mie regnlar
etandard of pharmacy. We can and will accon>'
modal, witb eilber you wi.h Would rather sail
yon tbe genoiae, bnt will aell (be cheap
September 2.1873. CEO. T. LIGHT.
S?biAiiM ^Vr?'7.,C" Co,d 8o^> ^*ter di.peniedT
Oeo- ~ Li?bt, warranted per/ectly pure and
wholesome, no poiMnou. pipe, nor copper/oontais
nor anything that is dangeroue to man^
2a year'4 delight^al ^"age/rom sow until
June 3, 1873.
~t*flESH STONE LIME fo? sale at tba Store of
-T the late W. SHEEBEB.
Auguat 26,1S73.
HOUSE BUILDEH.S.-Doora.g..h.and BllWdtf
for aale by W.C. 8HEEBEB.
fiEi?iiE 8 Puro Gr"P? Winea. of tba vintage bt
15?,ai MASON S Drug btore.

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