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pint of Icfftrsmt.
it, - - ?
ciiiilestoHn, West V?., No \ ember 18,18?3.
10 C A L Tw T E L 11 0 E H C~E.
Oca Wants.?We want Money,\Corn and
Wood, and that now. We have been living
on promises long enough, and as they will not
suffice to keep us and those belonging to us
through the winter, we desire something more
substantial. Whilst we request the above
articles of *11 our patrons in general, we mean
the gist of oar remarks for tome in particular,
ani'trust that they will have the manliness to
read and act, and that at once. "The harvest
k past and the summer is ended," and we are
not paid.
DEBATING SOCIETY.
All persons interested in the organization
of a Debating Society are requested to meet
at the Law Office of Ja9. M. Mason, Esq., to
morrow (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON,
*t 4 o'clock. Let all who wish to engage in
this interesting work manifest their interest
by s prompt attendance upon this meeting for
*organiaation._
Lib Hall.?By advertisement elsewhere,
well as by numerous posters and hand-bills
distributed throughout the town, it will be
seen that Signor Silvano, the "Oriental Illu
'aiooist. Champion Ventriloquest, Nestor of
Art, Humorist, and Autocrat of the World of
Magic," will appear at Lcc Ilall this week,
beginning this (Tuesday) evening, and con
' tinning for five nights only. One hundred
Costly and Beautiful Presents are promised to
*the audience nightly, which will bo distributed
at the conclusion of each performance. The
Signor eomcs to us well Tccemmended, and
"?his ttey'of five nights in Chavlcstown should
be a guarantee that his exhibition will bear
'the scrutiny of repetition, whilst the price of
admission (25 ami 35 cent*, ft so low as to
'place the entertainment within the reach of
?all.
Daring BtfcusuY of Shkkp.- ,rbe fine
flock ..f sheep of II. B. Davenr.nit Esq.. was
invaded by daring thieves a fe*r n'ght.i s- .uce,
and five almost full-erown lambs? oil1" SoLtli
down and one Merino?were kil'ed, skinned
and their carcasses carried jfe, the hides being
left on the ground. This daring act was com
mitted in a field immediately opposite 'and in
close proximity to iho premises of the Messrs.
Jlriscoe, and directly oil the lino of the Old
Trinity Church lane, and it is almost certain
was perpetrated shortly after dark. A couple
of youngsters riding through the laoe saw
the 'dastardly depredators in suspicious po
sitions in the field, but from some cau%e neg
lected to inform Mr. Davenport at the time.
Some clues as to the identity of these scoun
drels, however, have been obtained, and they
may -jet be brought to justice.
Fatal Accident at Harper's Farnv.
A middle-agsi uian, wh.3e nau.e we
learu was Nat. Sears, was foou 1 dead under
tha Potomac 'bridge at li irj er fl I' er y on
Wednesday m'artiing last. He resided i.ear
the canal on'the Maryland side of the Poto
mac, and as a whUkry boti e was found on his
?person, it is Vuptttaed that iu crossing the
bridge from the I'eny on the j -co^n'.rig n ght
'under the influence of liquor, he fill* m otgii,
and'met his death on tno locks balow, as te
corded. He had on his pe-son when found a
watch and some money, which were uod.s
turbed. The pioper EJ-i'Oiicies of Washing
ton county, Md., wcrj immediately i'-Tovmed
of "the accident 'an'i an itquesc held, which
resulted in a verdict in acco dance "with the
above i*tatemeut.
Persona .. ? Dr. Daniel Mayer, of Charles
ton, Commissioner of immigration for the
State of \Vest Virginia and Special Agent
"for the Ijuited StateS Life Insuiauce Com
pany, has been in onr town during the past
week, and paid us several visits. Tne Dr. is
Hhoroughly imbued with the immigration
movement, and expresses much confidence in
V.he belief that our present Legisla u. e, under
the able advocacy of Mr. Butcher and others,
will adopt such a pol'cy in retard to this sub
?ject as will lead to the speedy filling up of our
Waste places, and the general material ad
vancement of the eutire State.
Accident.? Richaid Jaekion, colored,
had his foot caught under the ed?.o of a car
Wheel at the Depot on Tuesta - 'zit. whi'et as
Sisting iu moving the same, and one of his
toes slightly mashed. A friend at our
elbow save that it w'auld bo a natural impos
sibility for Dick to net close enough to a car
to push it without getting a portTou of his
understanding in dangerous proximity to the
wheels thereof, and suggests the precaution
that he keep at least lwo feet from cars in
future.
Nfcv/ C uubcii.?The new church to bo
bniit on the land of Mr. Henry Robrer, tiaar
fteuner's Mill, four miles from Charlestown,
is now in course of construction. The erec
tion of this building is due, id a large degree,
to ihe liberality of Messrs. C. G. Porter,
Jobn Burns, Henry Rohrer, I. fa. Renner
and other piogrcssive citizens of thit neigh
borhood.
Handsome Im^^oVement.?The neat and
tasteful iron railing jiist erected around the
bnclofeure in front of the Court-House, by
Mr. Jobn E. Hilbert, and paiotcd by Mr.
\Vm. Kimes, forms a handsomo iup'ovemeDt
lo the county property. The gates will be
fcnade and bung in a few days.
Too Bad.? We learn that our good friend
Sere Harris bad slaughtered on Friday night
last, by the sheep-killing dogs prowling on
tbo river, one of the finest Cotswold Buok's
in tbe county. So valuablo an animal as this
is represciiied to have been, is a coffimOD loss
to the neighborhood.
RiliTGIOTJS.?Rev. Messrs. Rodgers and
Peniok are holding a protrScted meeting at
Mt. Zion Church, in this county, and several
penitents have been converted.
1
More Snow.?Several snow squalls hero
lut week, and ai considerable touch of wintry
weather. Snow again yesterday.
Guand Lodge A. F. and A. M.?At the
session of the Grand Lodge of Masons of We6t
Virginia^ Wednesday night, at W.hee)ing, as
we lcprn irou; the Register, the following of
ficers were chosen for the ensuing year :?'
Thos. [I. Logat), Wheeling, Grand Master;
Robt. White, Roipney, Deputy Grand Mas
ter; "Kepha/t D. Walker,' Fairmont, Senior
Grand fyarden; Geo. M. Beltzhoover, Shep
herdstown, Junior Grand Warden; I.-H.
Williams, Wheeling, Grand Treasurer ; O. S.
Long, Wheeling, Grand Secretary ; Geo. W.
Atkinson, Charleston, Senior Grand Deacon;
Jacob Edel, Junior Grand Deacon; E. H.
Coombs, Morgantown, Grand Marshal; T. J.
Sellers, Miadlebourne, Grand Pursuivant;
T. W. Bliss, Wheeling, Grand Tyleir.
The Grand Lodge, having completed the
business before it, was'clo&e'd at a late hour.
The next communication will be held in
Wheeling, on the second Tuesday in Novem
ber, 1874.
W. M. C. (3. JohosoB represented Malta
Lodge, of this place.
The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of West
Virginia held its third Annual Grand Convo
cation in the same eity on Thursday. A11 of
the Chapters in the State except two were
duly represented and considerable business
was transicted. The Grand Chapter closed
its convocation Thursday night. The follow
ing are the officers for the ensuing year :
M. E. Thos. H. Logan, Grand High Priest.
R. E, H. M. Gamble, Grand.King.
" " K. D. Walter, Grand Scribe.
" " S: P. Hildrath, Grand Treasurer.
" " O. S. Long, Grand Secretary.
E. A. M. Evaos, Gr. C. of H.
" R. G. Lysle, Gr. Prin. Soj.
" M. A. Chandler, Gr. R. A. C.
" C. M. Timberlake, Gr. M. 3d V.
" Samuel Murray, Gr. M. 2d V.
" Arthur Sinscl, Gr. M. 1st V.
" ^Wm. Dann, Gr. Marshal.
" T. W. Bliss, Gr. Tyler.
Desecvno Colored Man.?Sigt Carter,
one of the former slaves of the late Col.
Biaxton Davenport and one of his most trust
worthy sev/ants, has boen visiting his old
home \vithin the past few days. Sigh is now
living in Maryland, near Baltimore City,
where, he informs us, he is doing well. Pn
Kte ihe majority of his race, he takes little
or no ioterest in politics, but devotes his en
tiro time to his own material welfare and im
provement, giving public matters but little
concern. As an indubitable evidence of this
faol, we may mention that he arrived here a
day or two previous to the late Maryland elec
tion, and was in this county, onjoyinga pleas
ant re-union with his old friends, when that
election took place. Bearing m reputation for
honesty and industry, and exhibiting the
mos-t respectful and gentlemanly manner in all
his intercourse with oikers, ho has been in
vited by II. B Davenport, Esq., to make his
homo, during his stay here, at the old home
stead, and giveu many privileges for his per
sonal enjoyment. Such colored men are an
honor to tlieir race, and their example may
well bo emulated.
Stomp & Dawks. ? Wlule nt Cbarlestown
last week, we called in upon tlie proprietors of
the feTicnsivHi Carriage Manufactory, and
while there we inspected an elegant vehicle
just finished, call a "Jaeger," built for Dr.
Siarry, of that lown. It is one of the neatest
vehicles wt> have ever seen, and will no duubt
take tbo plaae of falling ^op buggies very
soon, and we would rcconiuiend them to the
publi'o generally. This "Jagger" is superbly
finished in every particular, built of the very
best material, and presents a handsome ap
pearance. Messrs. Stump & Hawks are ex
tensively engaged in building vehicles of every
var<o!y, oul of the very best material, and at
low prices, and will vie in every Jj'irticnlar,
with all city manufactories. Whilst making
an observation of the handsome "Jaguer,"
built per order of Dr. Starry, wo surmised to
to ourself, wonder if the Dr. intends to ride
alone in it, or whether he will share part of it
with some handso&o damsel of Jefferson
County. The Dr. is a clever, genial, and hand
some bachelor, and should have Beet. capturrd
long since by one of J efferson's fairest daugh
ters. '-Go for him," girls ?Shop. Register.
Temperance. The Leetown Lodge of
Good Templars has elected the following of
ficers h>r the current quarter:?Joseph Kis
ner, W. C. T.; Charles N. Watson, W. V.
T.; Jas. T. Litt'eton. Ii. S.; Charles S Wat
son, F. S.; Geo. W. Niceley, T.; Isaac
Thompson, C.; Snod. Watson, M. ; James
E. Watson, G. ; Marsh McDaniel, Sentinel ;
Thos. II. Buck, A. S ; Peter Bax ley. D. M.;
Joseph Baker, II II. S.; Jno. Baldwin; L.
B. S.; Thos. H. Buck, L. D.
Mercant'le Establishments ?Mr
Geo. W. Taylor has taken charge of the stock
of M r. F. 4'. G rove, in the store-room of Sir.
W. Eby, and is replenishing the same with
new goods. The store-room of the late Capt.
W. C. Sheerer is now in possession^ Maj. G.
W. T. Kcarsley, who is also receiving new
goods. Both of lhc>e gentleman are popular
aud experienced merchants, and will no doubt
do a good business
Pubt.to Sai.es.?The attention of our read
ors is directed to tho following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper :
Wednesday, November 19.? Personal Prop
erly, by Miso 11. K. Ilunsicker.
Wednesday, December 17.?Real Estate,
by Messrs. Fouke, Trapnell, Green and Faulk
ner, Special Commissioners.
Thursdav, T)eecmher 18.?Ileal Estate, by
N. S. White, Special Commissioner.
Non-Explosive.?Mr. C. E. Beller has
secured the agency for the sale in this oounty
of the celebrated Denslow & Bush's "Premium
Safety Oil." This Oil is guaranteed non
explosive, under any or all circumstances.?
It burns freely and is colorless; ehiiti no bad
odor and cannot be set on fire even with a
lighted taper. From the tests we have seen,
it woll morits n triaL..
James Boyle, Estj.,' late of the City
Council of Baltimore,, visited Harper's Ferry
a few days since, caugh't a number of fine bass,
and conveying them home, placed them in
Druid Lake, in the former city.
O. V. RAILROAD ClIANUE OF TlME.
Yesterday a new time table went into effect
on the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Three
trains for passengers now rnn eaoh way every
day.
The mail train leaves Martinsbnrg at 7:30
A. JJ., arrives at Hagerstown at 8:30 A. M
and at Harrisbarg at 12 M. {? ?.
The express leaves MartirtSburg at 3:00 P
M., arrives at Hageretown at 4:03 P. M. and
at Harrisbarg at 7:50 P. M.
The ? mired train leaves Martinsbur^
11:10 A. M., arrives at Hagerstown at 1:30
P. M. and at-Harrisburg at 9:55 P. M.
The express train South leaves Harrisbarg
at 7:30 A. M., arrives at Hagerstown at 11:00
A. M. and at Martinsbnrg j?t 12:00 M.
The mail train 8ootfc leaves birrisbbi^
2:00 P. M., arrives at Hagerstown at 5:30 P
M. and at Martinsbnrg at 6:30 P. M.
The mixed train South with passenger at
tached leaves Chamberjburg at 5 A. M , ar?
rives at Hagerstown at 8:30. and at Martins
burgkt 10:20 A. M?Murtinxburg Jnd.
Peterson's Maqauini, io its December
number, excels even itself. The principal
steel'engraving, "TheOrphaa Musician," wi
touch every heart. There is also a beautiful
steel title-page'for 1873. and a double-siied
colored, steel fashion 'plate. Tho novelets
and other original stories are all by our best
writers. The price is only $2. To clubs it is
cheaper still. Thus five copies are sect for
88, or eight copies for 812, or twelve oopies
for 817. To tho person getting up either of
these clubs an extra copy ib given as a pre
mium, and also a superb five-dollar engraving
for framing, "Not Lost But Gone Before."
Specimens of the magazine are sent, gratis
if written for. Now is the time to subscribe
or to'get up clubs for 1874. Address Charles
J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadel
phia, Pa.
County Items.?From thcShepherdstown
Register of Saturday we clip ihe following
items:
Closed.? The protracted meting held in
the M. E. Church, South, Rev. Mr.Neel pas
tor, closed on Wednesday night. Rev. Mr.
Carson, of Winchester preached able ser
mons on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Sappi?,,ton Hotel ?While attending Court
at Charlestown last week, Dr. Johnson. pjia
prietor of the Sappjngton Hotel, extended us
an invitation to assist his numerous guests to
dispose the "good things," as Weil as substan
tial, he so lavishly prepared upon his table.
\V e accepted of course without further pre
liminaries", ana wo tnink wo played a full
hand. The Dr. is an affablp and genial gen
tleman. and knows how to keep a hotel, and
how to feed well, and everybody should stop
with him. r
Our Mails.? Under the recent railroad
changes, the mails now arrive at and depart
from the Charlestown postoffioe as follows :
Arrivals.
From tho East, West and South, via Har
per's Ferry, at 6:30, A. M.
From Kijipoo and Kabletown, at 9:30, A.
M.
Valley Mail, via Winchester, at G:0G, P. M.
From the East and South, via Haltiinorc
and Wabhingtmi, at 11:07, A. M.
.. Departures.
A alley Mail, via Winchester, closes at
10:45, A. M.
For Itippon and Kabletown, at 11', A. M.
1'or the hast, \\ ei-tund South, via Harper's
Ferry, at 5:30, P. M;
Found at Last ! ? A remedy that not only
relieves, hut cures that enemy of mankind,
Consumption, as well as the numerous satel
lites which revolve around it in the shape of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influ
enzu, &e The re'&edy we allude to is Dr
Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, prepared
by Seth W. howlc & Sons. Boston.
Knode vs illi^mson.?The Supreme
Court of the United Slates, at Washington,
on Monday last, reversed the judgment of tho
District Court for the District of West Vir
ginia, in the case of John E. Knode. plaintiff
iu error, vs. 'jacoB Williamson. This gives
the parties a new trial in Berkeley county.
Lutheran Conference Tho Virginia
?Conference of tho Lutheran Church will meet
in Shepherds town on Thursday, the 27th in
stant, and will continue in session several
days for the transaction of business. A num
bor of ministers are expected to be present.
Dr- Vomllnsori's
DENTAL OFFICE,
Coinzb Chablib and Liberty SratfTB,
Chariest own.
Centaur Liniment
There is no pain which the Cen
taur Liniment will not relieve, no
swelling it will not subdue, and no
lameness which it Will not cure.?
This is strong* language, but it is
- true. It has produced more cures of
iptyp-por rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw,
palsy.^prains.swelliugs.caked breasts,atalds,burns,
salt-rheum, ear-ache, Slc.9 upon the human frame,
and of strains, spavin, galls, k.c., upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. It is 31 counter-irritant, an
all-healing pain reliever. Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded aro healed
without a ecar. Ik is no humbug The recipe is
published around eachbottle. It is selling as no
article aver before sold, and it sells because it does'
just what it pretends to do. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism^. pain or swelling deserve to suffer
if they will not use Centaur Linjment. Mare than
1000 certificates of remarkable eures, including
froren limhs, chronic rheumatism,% gout, running
tumors, &c? have been received We will send a
circular containing certificates, the recipe, kc.,
gratis, to any one requesting it. On^ bottle of the
yellow wiarper Ceutaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars foi;, spavined or sweenied horses
and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners?this liniment is worth your attention. No
family should be without Centaur Liniment. Sold
by all Druggists. 50 centa per bottle ; large'bottlea,
SI.00. J. B. Ross & Co., 53 Broadway, New
York.
Castoria is mor^. than a substitute for Castor
Oil. It is the only safe article in existence which
is certain to assimilate the food, regulate the bowels,
cure wind colic and procj^ce natural sleep. It con
tainsneither minerals,-morphine or alcohol, and ia
pleasant to take. Children need notcry and moth
ers m^y rest.
October 14. 1^73?1*.
For Loss op Appbtit?. Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
pepression of Spirits & General Debility, in their
various forme, Ferrn-Phosporattd Elixir of Calisava
made by Caswell. Hazard & Co., New York, and
sold by all druggists, is the best tonic As a^tira
ulant tonic for patients recovering from fever or
other sickness, it has no equa l. If taken during the
Reason it prevents fever and ague and otbet inter
mittent fevers. S24w.
Living Advertisements. ..
A medicine that has done more tban all the pre*
?criptiooB of the pharmacopeia to protect the ha
man system against the bodi ly ills bu per induced by
unhealthy surroundings, is certainly worthy of
tlnijrersal confidence. It is mainly on account of j
ilo extraordinary preventive properties that Bos
totter'4 ?tomach Bitters is so expeedinglj popular
in localities subject to the visitation of miasmatic
fevers and other diseases produced by empoisoned
mir. A family that has escaped ?:ckn. *s-during a I
sickly season in consequence of using- th^ Bitters '
as a safeguard, is a living ,advertisement of the
virtues of the'preparation. The whole neighbor
hood realise tbe fact. "I couldn't have believed it,"
says one. . **1 scarcely credited tbe advertisements;
but one must believe what one sees,*' aays another.
?'It is the very thing we need in this unwholesome
section of tbe country ." remarks a third. And the .
' result is that tbe instinct of self defence, the first.
law of nature, induces three-fourths of that com
munity to obtain a supply of the great vegetable -
antidote before tbe next sickly season sets in. In *
winter, wheu tbe system requires extra rigor and
elasticity to enable it to baffle tbe effects of damp
and cold, the Bitters will be found particularly
serviceable. Rheumatism will not be apt to fasten
upon muscles and nerves that have been braced np
by this excellent invigorant and nervine ; nor will
the severities of the season, which have such a dis
astrous effect on the pulmonary organs of the feeble
and delicate, be likely to exercise tbe same un
toward influences in cases where the stomach and
ths external surfece of tbe body (which always
sympathizes with the digestive orgsns) hare bees
toned and stimulated by a courseo7 the restorative.
The fits of indigestion and irregularities of the
bowels which . proceed from sudden changes ?f I
weather msy always be averted by a timely use of
the Bitters
BALTIMORE^ MARKETS.
Baltimoeb, Saturday, November>5. 1873.
Floub?Super ?4.50 a $5 25
Extra. 6 75 a 6.50
Family. 7 00 a 8.50
Cobn Mbal, per bbl. 3.40 a 3.50
Wheat?White. <- 1.60 a 1.62
Red 1.40 a 1.65
Coaif?White 62 a 60
Yellow.. 66 a 6S
Oats.. 1? 49 a 53
Rye = ?4 s 85
Bacon?Shoulders "f? 1 a 71
Sides.. a 71
Hams. 11a 13
Lard.' " 7? a 8
8 a lt.. ? 1.40a 235
FRESH AND CHEAP GROCERIES
HAVING associated ourselves together in the
GROCERY B(JSINESS, we now offer to our
friuuds and the public, at the old stand on the cor
ner opposite *he Bauk ol Charlestown, a Fresh and
Prin-e lpt of ^ w .
GROCERIES, "QDRENSWABE, GLASS
WARE, WOODEN WARE, &.C.,
at moderate prices. Give ub a call.
DAVIS & LOCK.
t * . ? t.
(fcj- Country Produce of all kinds taken in ex
change for goods. D. & I,.
September 16, 1673?2m.
ESTRAYJ3IIEEP.
I^PC.VPED from tbe farm of JohD G.
\ Shirley, E?a.. near Middlewny, ou(
tiieotb iost-. SIXTEEN SHliEP, of tbel_
Improved Cotswold breed, among thoin ? lnnre
Cotswold Unci;?a portion ot them -with a slit iu
each ear. and the remainder slit in the left ear
and a hit outof tlio rigct. A liberal reword will
bo Biven for their capture mid return to tbe un
dermined. or for information that will le'id to
their recovery. 1 CKIM it BROIHERS.
Kuvembwr 11. iST3?lit.
SURVEYING, ENGINEERING, &C.
SAVINO resumed the praeticeof IjAND SUR
VEYING, ENGINEERING AND UONVEY
JING. imd naviuir twsseciatedrav Bon. J. Al. D.
BROWN, with me in tne business, we offer our
boi vices to n.y old patrons of Jellerson, Clarke,
Fred click, Berkeley and Loudoun, and all others.
I wnl also teaeli Phonography wherever a class
ciui be formed, or to ijdividuals. on reasonable
terms. JAMES M. BROWN.
Sept. 30. 1873?rf.
MIXjLIWSJJaY.
MARY E. DAVIS invites an examination of
her FALL AND WINTER STYLES-the
Latest out?which she is n w opening.?
Sho returns thanks for past pationatre. ami hot
licits continued custom.
November 11,1873?St. [F. F. copy.]
WIHEKS^T.
I AM now regularly iu tho marlcet for Wheat.
Will i?isy tlie highest, umikct price for ai.y
quantity doli\*e:Ctl at any ot tho depots on the
W. *& P. Railroad.
Nov. 4, . E. M. AISQUITII. Sr.
DENTAL NOTICE.
/
DR. MCCORMICK will visit Chrrlestown,
piolesai.Mmliy. on Mo >day. November 24rn, (
and remain a w?M;k. Ollieu ai ^.tpwngtou Hoiel.
November 11, 1873?-3l. .
WANTED,
A GOOD MILCH COW, for which a fair price
will be paid. Apply at llie ^
isov. 11,1873?St. SPlRll OFFICE.
TO CONTRACTORS OR LAHORE IIS.
I WISH to contract or employ hands to
Hew from Ten to Fifteen Thuusaud llail
road Ties. Applv immedyitolv to
GEO W. E.CHELDKRGER.
July 29, 1873 ? tf.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
?? ~4
I A ^.obliged to go below in a rhort time to re
plenish my stock, and call upen all my Iriends
to come forward nnd settle their accounts. All will
bo furnished with a statement during- toe next
week, and I hope all will heed.
November 11, 1&73. W S. MABON.
OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
(UGARS of our own mnaulacture retailed at
wholesale prices. No. 1 Cigars 2 for 5 cents;
all articles in our liue in proportion.
September 2, IS73. J. B. HAINES.
T^OMESTIC Dry Goods and Ladies' Dress Goods
of every shade, sold at prices that dely coin
petition, at >* }
. . GOLDSMITH'S TWIN FRONTS.
October 7, 1**73.
OUR stock of Drug-d and .Medicines will always
be found complete as well as fresh and reliable.
Prescriptions and Recipes entrusted to .us will be
carefully compounded at all hours, day and night,
according- to the latest rules of Pharmacy. ?
w. s. M ason.
JUNIPER Tar Soap, Glycerine Lotion and Car
, bolic Soap^ag-Yeeable and efficient remidies for
chap and all cutaneous diseases for sale at
W. S. MASON'S Drug-Store.
\\^E have th6 Agency for-.the Wines produced at
Excelsior Vineyard A 11 desiring pure Winep
for Medicinal purposes can be supplied at moder
ate prices. W.S.MASON.
MRS. GOLDSMITH invites h?*r customers to ex
amine her early styles of Hats, Frames, Bon
nets. Ribbons, Flowers and other Trimming* used
in the Millinery Department. The stock is com
plete and very low. These goods are displayed In
a room in the rearof Store No 19 of
goldsmith'S TWIN FRONTS.
October 7. 18*73
PEAUL'S White Glycerine.?This preparation
penetrates the akin without injury, decolorising
all spots, and cflectually removes the various faults
of the complexion. It blerches the skin to marvel
lous whiteness, eradicates all spots, freckles, tan,
moth, patches, black worms or grubs, impurities
and discolorations of every kind. For sale by
Charlestown. June 17. C. E. BELLER.
MONEY", Time, La t and Leather Saved, by
using Jacquot & Co.'a Celebrated French
Blacking. Buy noother. For sale by
July 1,1873. C.E. BELVER
V ASHING CRYSTAL. ? Flannels and cf<3ii<~ate
colored articles become beautifully clean
when washed with the Crystal. For sale by
Charlestown. C. E. BELLER.
CARBOLATE of Lime?the best Disinfectant
Powder in use to prevent or stop decomposition
and all noxious odors, and to destroy insect life and
germs of disease in the air? for safe by
July 1,1873. C. E BELLER.
FULTZ SE&D WHEAT.4I am prepared to fur
nish the above variety of Wheat for 8eed.
August 12. 1873. J AS. LAW. hooff.
SEAMLESS Grain Bags, for sale bv
August 5. 1873 JA8 LA W. hooff.
LL. Turner. O'Ber Sons, Ramsburg- & Miller
? and Orchilla Guanos. For sale by
Ausrust 6. 1873 JAS LAW. HOOFF.
ROCK Salt for Stock, for sale by
Sept.2, 1873 JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
DESSICATED Cocosnut, Coxe's Gelatine. Coop
er's-Gelatine, Irish Moss, Liquid Rennet, sild
by GEO. T. LIGHT.
(1HALAGOGUE, for Chills, sold by
J August 12.1873. GEO. T. LIGHT
LAMPS, Lanterns and Lamp tpopdsjust receiv
ed and for sale by GEJO". T. LIGHT.
PARLOR LAMP8.?Half dozen pairs splendid
Parlor Lamps for sale by ? ?*
Nov. 11, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
(GOLDSMITH'S Goods are all Warrentedaa rep
1 reser.ted,.
October 7, 1^73.
<
GERKE'S Pure Grape Wip^jr. of the vintage of
1868, at MASON'S Drug btore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Crrand
OF
Fall and Winter
AT THE
METROPOLITAN.
Cheap Store
OF
S. HI. TLUBEKLAKE.
Call and see the Wonders!
October 7, IS73.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
> Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope.?
V Prict six cents. A Lecture on the N?
ture; Treatment and Radical Cure-of
Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impedimenta to
Marriage generally ; Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and F if a: Mental and Physical Incapaci
ty, resulting from Self-Abuse, etc?by '^Robert J.
Culvebwkll.M.D. Authorof the ".Green Book.V fyc.
The world-renowned-author, in this admirable
Lecture, clcarly proves lrom his own' experience
that the awful consequences of Sell-Abuse may be
effectually removed without medicines, arid without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies?, instru
ments, rings or cordials, pointing out a mode of
cure at once certain and effectual by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and rsdically. This
Lecture will prove a boon to Thousands and Thou
sands,
Sent vnder seal, to any address, in a plain sealed
envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Also, Dr. Culverwell's "Marriage Guide," price
50 cents#
Address the Publishers.
.10 CHA8. J. C KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowsry, New York, Post-Office Box, 45S6.
October \ . 1873?od Jul?221 y
liKEAT KEDUCTION IN PRICES!
FROM this date we will sell, for the Cash, these
articles at the following prices:
Cannon's Bitters at 40 cent*.
Kosfcoo, * 85 '*
Hill's, Chevalier's and Xanthine Hair lie
newers, 85 ??
Burnett's Cod.Liyer Oil, 85 "
Porous Plasters, 20 "
Well's 4? * 25 44
AllrTincturesand Syrups, except the very,
expensive, at 5cen<speroz.
In fpet, everything* in our line will be sold at a
s.i.all advance on wholesale price*.
t..n t VY S MASON, Druggist.
August 26, 1873. [F. P, copy.]
NOTICE.
100,000 TIES WANTED
For the S V. R. R.
A LL persons wishing to soli Tif s will call upon
x\_ U. L Boyce. at the '?Tulevrice.*' Clarke Co.,
Va., or addrea9 hiiu at JV/iliwood, Clarke county.
Va.
Further information mav be obtained bv call
ing-on A! aj Jaa. Law. liooif, Charl?*Mtowti. W. Va.
U. L. BOYCE.
ilfay, 20, 1S73?if.
GENTLE MEN'S CLOTH ING,
\if ADR of the Boat Material, by Fashionable
1 Tailors, and warranted as represented, can be
had for lees than Baltimore prices at
to. Goldsmith's Twin fronts.,. 21.
Nim Tbus>bll at No. 19, and C. W. 1/Itttkjohw at
No. 21. u ,) f
, J. GOLPSMITH,
Oct. 7, 1873. Proprietor of the Twin Frontr,
GROUND PLASTER.
SOFT Blue Windsor Plaster, (finely ground,)
kept on hand and for sale, for <>*ah, by.
> - WASHINGTON f LIPPITT.
July 1. 1973. _ __
Jefferson County Circulating Library.
I HAVE opened a Circulating Library for the use
of the public generally, aud will keep all tbe^
'atost works of the bet-t authors, and all other books
# it are called for. Have eome of the books on hand
now, and will be receivjng.the newest publications
every week. The tbruia-are these : Each person
renting *o b? held rep *>nsible for its return in good
condition. If damaged the party pays for the dam
age. Itenti. 2$ i.i.'. per week in advance.
June 17. ISi3. GEO. T LIGHT.
rr
SIX> thousand Cigars of ail grades, from 2 for 6c to
15c eftch?:.embracing all the popalar brands of
the day.'just received. C. E. BELLER.
READ'S Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root,
for the almost instantaneous cure of Diarrhcea,
Dysentery, Cholera ilforbus, Cholera Infantum.and
for children teething. C E. BELLER.
PIERCE'S Purgative Pellets or Sugar-coated Root
and Herbal Joice ? a pleasant and sa fe remedy
fyf head ache, dizziness, bilious attacks. &c., for
srflebv C. E. BELLER.
BISCOTINE for Infants sufferiner from looseness
of the bowels. Biscotine will be/bund to give
health and strength with more certainty than the
crudc substances now in uee. aud not liable to sour
on the stcmach. For sale by C. E. BELLER.
GRAVELEY'S Chewing TOBACCO. Golden
Twist and a first-rate article at twfcntv cents a
plus?for sale by C. E BELLER.
F'OR the Pickling- season Spice* of tell kind??
i fresb and reliable. C. E. BELLER.
August 19, 1873.
GORN Huekers, Hamper Baskets, Ox Bows and
P rns, for sale by JAS. LA^V. JIOOFF.
SA USAGE Cutters and Fillers. Lonte-ns, Butch
er Knivea, for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF,
HORSE Blankpts, JLap Rugs, Robes, Saddle
Cloths, Bridles, for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ClOAL Hods and Shovels, Brushes, Dusters, Dust
f Pans, Fire Carriers, Doe Irons. Stew Pane, for
safe by J AS. LA W. HOOFF.
SCOOP Shovels, Axes, Picks, Mattocks, Dirt
Scoops, for sale by JAS. LAW. H')f)FF.
CORDAGE for odder. Wood and Iron Pumps,
Stove Polish, Shovels and Tongs. Acs., for sale
by - JAS LAW. HOOFF.
FULL line of SportemanV Goods, for aale bv
Nov. 4 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ERKIN8 & HOUSE'S Patent Non-Explosive
Lamps 1st. It is perfectly safe from explo
sion. 2. It will not break, being metal. 3 Is per
fectly clean on account of drip apparatus. 4 It
uses one-third less oil in proportion to light given
without odor. Would refer to Rev A C. Hopkins
who has used them for a year. All desiring'-a per
fectly safe lamp should bavftone.as none of the ac
cidents, so often recorded, can possibly occur lrom
them, for sale at manufacturers prices by
Oct. 7. 1S73. W. 8. MASON.
(1ASHMERE BOQUET PERFUMERY.?Colgate
J At Co.'s new perfnme for the handkerchief.
Cashmere Boquet, will be appreciated by all who
ha:ve enjoyed the delightful fragrance of their toilet
soaps of the same name, which have become so uni
versally pepu ar. Just received and for sale bv
A of. 26. 1873. C. E. BELLER.
EFFERVESCING Crab Orchard Salts -Crab
Orchard Salts has long" been favorably known
as a prompt and effectual Saline Aperiant Cathar
tic. In Dyspeo^ia, Costiveness. Demngement of
the*Liver and Kidneys, it .has be.-n used with the
very -beet of results. " Just received and for sale by
Aue- 26, 1873. C. E. BELLER.
HAND Made- Boots and Shoes at Goldsmith's
- Twin Prats. n Every, pair .warranted.- Scotch
Bottomed Boots always on band, and very low in
price. *
October 7, 1873. ,
DOOLEY'S Celebrated Baking1 Powders, war
ranted to rise bread in five minutes, for aale
bv W. S MASON.
RELIEVE your Corns by using. Robbings.Corn
Solvent W. S. MASON.
5 7??*?
" HAEPER'S FERRY TRADE.
TnOMAS W. BEALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
STOYES, TIN & SEEKT-IBON WAKE,
Cot. Shenandoah and Big;h Streets,
HARP?R'S FERRY, W. YA.
THE subscriber would adopt this method of in
forming his friends, and the citizens of Har
per's Ferry and the adjacent country, that he is
?till conducting the abore businessin al'its branch
es. Having haul twenty-three years' experience in
the trade, and it being his intention to work none
but ? ~ ^
THE VERY BEST MATERIALS
He '?ill confidently assert that customor* may rely
upon greeting- No. 1 articles from his Establishment.
SPOTJTlWQ OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very beat manner and at the short
eat notice. Ordera trom any portion of the county
will receive prompt attention, and pricea guaran
teed aa low aa the lowest.
SPEAR'S CALORIFIC COOK 8TOVK8, the most*
complete Cooking Stove the world haa ever seen,
constant!/ on hand. In abort, any article in the
Tin and Sheet-Iron trade can be bad at hia Mann
factory.
Mun son's Copper Ltoirrsriiro Rods farniahed and
put asp anywhere in the county, at the shortest no
tice and upon reasonable terms.
O^Job Work and Mending done in the best
atyle and at tbe ahorteat notice. Merchants sup
plied on the moat accommodating terms.
Harper's Ferry, Oct. S, 1872
MARBLE WORKS.
CBARLESTOWN MARBLE WORKS,
?At the North End of George Street and tm
mediately alove McCurdy Jc Duke's Agri
cultural Warehouse,
D ie to. X tib 33 r otto or,
MANUFACTU UKRS OF
MONUMENTS, TOMRS, HEAD & FOOT
STONES, MANTLES, STATUES,
AND CARTING,
in all its varioua branches, and all work in their
?busineaa. All orders promptlv filled at the lowest
rate, and ahorteat notice, ana all work delivered
?nd put upt and guaranteed to auit purchasers.?
If not, no aale. Please call and see, and judge for
youraelvea before purchaaing elaewhere, and pa
tronise Home Manufacturera.
The aubscribera have also in operation their ahop
in Martinaburg, where tbey will give prompt at
tention to all work entruated to them. Hit
*r DIEH1* & BPO.
Charleatown. March 14. 1S71*
Dr. E. F. Garvin's
\
Solution and compound Elixir
OF
T A ft
CURES WITHOUT FAIL
Coughs,. Colds..Catarrh, Asthma, Rron
chitus ami Consumption.
'??r .? ? * * * ? '? ?
IS REMARKABLY EFFICACIOUS IN ALL
DISEASES OF THE RLO0D.
TRY IT.
For Sale I>y
GEO. T. LIGHT,
Sept. 17. 1872. Oharle.town, W. V?.
rxvim'
Km
CIjiuuIc ttuu Acute niittiiii.iUat) .\cuiai
Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney,and Nervoua D:aeaaea,
alter years ot suffering, by taking Dr. Fttler'8
Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup? the scientific
discovery of J. P. Fitter, M. !>., a regu&rgraduate
physician, with whom we are peraonally acquaint
ed, who has for 39 years treated these diseases ex
c luaively with astonishing reaults. We believe it
our christian duty, aft:r deliberation, to conscien
tiously request sufferers to uao it, especially peraona
in moderate circumstancea who cannot afford to
waste money and time on warthlesa mixtures. Aa
clergymen we seriously feel the deep responsibility
resting on ua in publicly endoraing tbis medicine.
But our knowledge and experience of ita remarka
ble merit fully justifies our action. Rev. C. H. Ew
ing, Media, Penn'a, Buffered aixteen.y ears, became
hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, D. #., Frank
ford , Pbilad'a. Rev. J.B. Davis, Higbtstown, New
Jersey. Rev. J. S. Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa. Rev.
G. G. Smith, Pittsfield, New York. Rev Joseph
Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other teatimo
nials from Senators, Governora, Judges, Congreea
men.Phyaiciana, &c.,forwarded gratis with pamph
let explaining-these diseases... Ope thousand dol
lars will be preeeirted to any medicine for same dis
eases showing equal merit under test, or that can
produce one-fourth aa many livingcure*, Any per
son sending by letter.description- o4 -affliction wifj
receive gratia a leg-ally signed guarantee, naming
tbe number of bottles to cure, agreeing to refund
money upon sworn statement of ats failure to cure.
Afflicted invited to write to.Dr P'itler,.Pbilad'a.?
His valuable advice costs nothing. .
? C.E SELLER,
Sole Agent for Harper's Ferry.
January 14,1873?ly.
DISSOLUTION.
THE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Hilleary, Willson & Johnson ia this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either ol the late firm
are authorized to settle the business of the firm.
J J. HILLEARY,
W. N C WILLSON,
H. A. JOHNSON.
Summit Point. W. Vs., March 20,1873 -3m.
NOTICE.
ALL persons knowing: themselves to be indebted
to the late firm ol Hilleary. Willson & John
son, are requested to make immediate settlement,
as the business of the firm must be closed- All per
sons having claims against them are requested to
present them o> settlement Either ol the late firm
will settle accounts of the firm.
JNOxJ. HILLEARY,
W. N. C. WILLSON,
. . H A. JOHNSON.
* Summit Point, March 25.1.173?3m
CO-PARTNEBSIIIP.
I^HE late firm of Hilleary, Willson -& Johnson
having been dissolved by the retirement of Mr.
W. N C. Willson, the business hereater will be
condncted by Jnc. J. Hilleary and H. A. Johnson,
under the name, style and firm ofHilleary & John
son Irom this data. JNO. J. HILLEARY,
. H. A JOHNSON.
Summit Point, March 20, 1873?3m.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEW GOODS AT BAH GAINS!
AND OLD STOCK AT COST ! !
THE Gentlemen** Furnishing and I.sdiM* Fssh
iontble Dreta Goods Store, opposite the Keitk
of Charlestown, nasjust been replenished -with vciy
many article* a penal ly adapted to the present sea
son. The Stock in the ?
6K NTLKMEX'S FIBSISHIXG USE
is complete in every department,and ihe moat fash
ionable styles, at the mont reduced prices, can at
all times be found. bHIRTS Made tu Order, of tbo
best material, and fits gusrsnteed.
STRAW HATS & COT 1'ONADES AT COST J
The style and variety of Ladies* and Misaes* Shoes
is specially worthy of attention, as a better article
for the same money cannot be obtained in the coun
ty Many new and fashionable \arietica ot
DRESS GOODS
jast received, and a very pretty stock of Lawns at
Cost. A fine assortment of Kid and Silk Gloves,
and the be* t selection oi Hosiery in the town.
IN THE NOTION DBPARTMKFT
every article needed can be obtained. A tine Piano
Cover very cheao.
0C>* Country Produce, of all kinds, taken in ex
change for goods.
JOHN W. LOCK.
August 5, $873.'
TO PMSICIANS^
V\? OULD call the atten*ion of Physicians to the
?v following elegant Preparations:
Elixir Senna Co., Elixir Ergot. Elixir Pepsin,
Pancreatine and Bismuth, Beef Wine and Iron,
Elixir Quinia, Iron and Arsenic, Elixir Buchu and
Pareira Brava, Elixir MaticnCo.. Elixir lodo-Rro
mide Calcium Co., Elixir Pyrophosphate Iron, Elix
ir Phosphate Iron. Quinia and Strychnia, Elixir
Corydalis. Elixir Calisava and Iron, with Extract
Beet, Elixir Cinchono, Iron and Bismuth, besides
all the ElixiFs fn general n?e.
May 27, lb7S. ~ W. S M ASON.
SOL. lodo Bromide Calcium Com p., especially
recommended in Facial Neuralgia and Cuta
neous Disease*. For sale at
May 27, 1833. MASON'S Drugstore.
I WOULD call attention of Physicians, and all
suffering from nervousness, to the new prepa
ration of Bromide Camphor which has no superior.
May fr, 187?. ?, - ^.w^ytiABOW; ?
L. BINKLE'S JEWELftY STORK.
Main 8treet, next door to Mason's Drag Store,
Chablbstwwn, Jsffsxsow Co., W. Va.
THE undersigned respectully announces that he
will continue to conduct the Jewelry Business
in all its branches, keeping on hand a /ull line of
articles in
JEWELRY, WATCHES * CLOCKS.
Also. Repairing of Watches, ( locks 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.
'l'llE MAGIC MOCKING BIttD?A new and
X splendid toy. It imitates the, Mocking Bird
perfectly, .lust received and for sale by
May 28, 1873. L DINKLE.
PIANO TUNING.?Persons wishing to have their
Pianos Tuned would do well to report them lo
me, as I am prepared to Tune perfectly and Repair
Pianos on the most moderate terms, and warrant
foroneycar. L. DINKLE.
SPECTACLltS.?I have a splendid assortment of
Spectacles, from 26 cents up.
DON'T get married until you get one of those
besutiul 18 K. Gold Kings, st
May 27, 187?. L. DINKLE'S.
THE WIIEAT CROP.
THIS crop, generally nine monthsnr more in ma
turing, needs a Dubaslb Bone Phosphate ?
The "PATaPSCO." a Soluble Ammonia ted Bono
Phosphate, in an article of the highest grade, well
known and established, and is manufactured esps
cially for a whs at producer. With a favorable sea
son it will secure a stand of Clover.
WASHINGTON & LIPPITT,
Agents for Jefferson, Clarke A Frederick Counties.
OCh Office at their Coal snd Wood Yard.
Chsrleetoun, Aug. 6, 1*73 _
Oil, YES ! Oil. YES!
HAVING taken o^t license as Auctioneer, I
would inform the people of Jefferson that < I
am prepared to cry sales. &c., at the ihortest lip
tic*' and upon reasonable terms, and invite tno#
orders of those haviag property to dippose of at
Public Auction.
DANIEL HEFFLEBOWER.
Rippon, October 7, lM73-6m.
Ol
CLOSING OUT SALES
*? AT .t V
Goldsmith's Twin Frond.
|UR entire stock is now offered to tbe pnblio at
' and below Cost. We make this sacrifice in or
der to obtain room for Full good*. Call early and
get bargains. They are certainlv to be had at
August 19, 1873. J. GOLDSMITH'S,
"wanted.
f?nn CHESTNUT (HOUND) STAKES, 8 fr?t
vM/v/ long, to average 4 inches thick at Isrger
and 2? to 3 inches at smaller end?to be delivered
by April 1st, at Mt. Ararat Vineyard, near Rarity's
Vlill. JOHN J. II. STRA1TH.
February 18, 1873-rtf. ?
I III L 0 REN'S_C a It KIA tji KB.
I I ' E arc receiving a atnek of Children's Car
riages?prices ranging from $12 to J|25.?
Well-made snd very handsome
March 26. 1873 STUMP & HAWKS.
GENUINE German Cologne, sold bv
GEO. T. LIGHT.
117BIN*8 Violet Powder, sold bv
A ? GEO. T. LIGHT.
BAY Rum, Ambrosial Nectar. Cologne. Verbena
Water, sold by GEO. T. LU.UT.
F11NE Pictures asd Chromos,sold by
GEO T. LIGHT.
PICTURE Frames, all sizes msde to order, sold
by GfcO.T. LIGHT.
EXTRACTS Vanilla and Leinon. warranted pure
? my own make? for sale by bulk.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
LIG HT'S Cholera Preventive, warranted stfre or
no pay. GEO. T. LIGHT
SEA LING Wax, for Fruit, 16c. per lb.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
SPEER'S Preserving Solution, sold by
GEO. T. LIG HT.
August 5. 1873. [F. P copy ] _
READ'S Concentrated Essence Jamaica Gingtr,
an invslusblaefamily medicine. possessing all
the medicinsl properties togstber with th? aroma of
the purest Jamaica Ginger? only 26c. per bottle?
for sals by C. E. BELLER.
UPHAE'S Freckle, Tan and Pimple Banisher
cures Blotches. Scurvy,-Dry and Watery Pim
ples, all kinds of Tetter, Tan, I* recklee, Snnbnrs.
Grubs or Worms in ths Skin, Ico , just received snd
for sale by C. E. BELLER.,
HORSEFORD'S Self-Ratrintr Bread Preparation,
unsurpassed for making light bread, biaruit,
cakes and pastry, for ssfeby C E HELLER.
^ILVER Soap, for polishing Silver. Tinware. Jlte.?
0 for sale by C. E. BELLER *
TURNIP SEED VWhlW Norfolk, Red Top and
Rutabaga Turnip Seed?all frerh *nd reliable
?just received and for sale. O. K. BELLER.
A Rt TIC SODA WATER.?We bsve opened
/\ our Arctic Soda Fountain for the Season, and
will dispense Sods Water with ell vs/ieties ot
Syrup. AH desiring a Cool snd trulv refresiting
drink will find it at W.S.MASON'8.
June 3. 1873.
MASON'S Cholera Remedy,if taken fn lime, will
prevent all tendencv to thle disease. Every
house should have a bottle?a specific in Dlarrl obs.
Prepared only by W S MASON.
JUST received,a fresh lot of London Porter: also
, Ext. Malt. W. S. MASON
CONGRESS Water on dranrht at
July 16, 1K73. MASON'S Drog Store.
HOFF'8 celebrated Ext. Malt, a fresh supply
just received by W. 8 MASON.
T)URE. genuine, unadulterated London Brown
1 6 tout, just received by W.S.MASON.
A 8 a Preventive againat Cholera, use Mason's
O. Anti Cholera Remedy, warranted reliable,v#l*o
a specific in Diarrbcea. Dvsentery, Jus. A bottle
should be in every house. Found only st
July16, 1873. MASON'S Drug Store.
CHOLERA.?Cholera Preventive, warranted to
do rood in all cases wb*re a preventive is need
ed. When you want a core you bad better act
wisely and buy my preventive. It is eure.
Jujy 8.1673. GEO T. LIGHT.
Ct HOLER A Disinfecting Solution prepared and
/ sold by the gallon?will .nak? any placo sweet
and delicions. 40 ci nts per rillon. for ?? le by
July 8. 1873. GEO. T LIGHT.
POMADES. Toilet Powders, Puff Boxes, bnsps,
Hair, Nail and Tootb Brushes, Extract for tbo
Hdkf.boib foreign and domestic. Lily White, Co
logne*. Tooth Powders and Washes, all at
W. 8. MilSON'P.
KEROSENE Oil, warranted non-explosive.?
Special discount on 6 or 10 colons
W. H. MASON.
DEATH to Flies.?Davidson's Excelsior Flv Pa
per, for sale by U. E. BELLER.
Cbarlestown. , ^ .,.
SEALING WAX fsr sealing all kinds of Onus
Fruit#, for sale by C. E BELLER.
PURE Ground Mustard, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Mace, Pepper, &c., warranted pure, sold by
GEO. T. LsGHT.
S1
EA Foam, for 20 different breads, sold by
August 12, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.

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