The Old Family Journal.: Our Present Want--*Money. We want Money—not to hoard up—but to pay for things necessary for our daily consump- j tion and use. We are “fearfully aud wonder- j fully made and require bread aud meat just j as other people. When “bog-killing" time j arrives we, like folks generally, have a desire to put up a few hams, Ac., and to have some r.se of our Sausage Grinder aud StufTer—which will rust if not greased. It is of the most ap proved pattern, and we should be very much grieved if, by the continued delinquencies of j patrons, we should be compelled to let the j present opportunity slip and a very bandy and i ingeniously contrived little instrument rustout for waut of necessary lubrication. We want money to buy paper, to pay taxes, rent. Ac., Ac. Innumerable demands are made up>n us for money t.> pay for iudispcn sible things. Those indebted to us will please pay something at once—attention, if nothing else. Circuit Court of Jefferson. r.v bolding sessions of the Court from 81 in tlu morning until 0 a:.d 10 o’clock at night, Judge Hall certainly manifests a desire to rid the ih kt t of a number of cases of the 565 said t be thereon. With the ex eptiou of Chan cel v business and two or three civil cases iu w! h juries were obtained, the Commonwealth casts Lave occupied the time of the Court.— S.nce our hist i-aue Thomas Ctipp. iudictcd for assault and battery w?t’i intout to kid, was tried and acquitted, Wit/.hoover aud A. R Kennedy far State; White aud Tmpuell for defence. Fax Harris, C‘ l rcd.ind ted for resisting an ofii.tr, tried; the jury u t able to agree was d’-th-rge-i. licit..i> 'tr t a State, James M. Mason for the prisoner. James CbambliD, colored, indicted for re ai. t th t r. found guilty and fined £50. iVlt. h ver for Mute, Blackburn for prisoner. An application f, r the filling of vacancies iu the Commissim of appraisers of land for the Shell nidi .ili Valley 11. II is before the Court 0 i.' argn. 1 Ly e, u..stl iu beiialt ot their re vj .live clieuts. At the t.i-ac of g i: g to press the Court is ii; n and hkriy t continue for st'ine days yet. There will be ati adj >uroed term beginning on Tuesday, 12th of December. In Woman's Clothes. ur town w visile. t week by a man in w mail’s all ire. After posing upon a n»m ler of r c.'. s wh j r mptly responded to her ihi- appeals for charity, the creature lounged at ut the streets, a-. 1 loafed and ca,l 11 f„r drinks (and was an\JH4*odaitd irilA a, a at i.f tl:«- l'.ir-K ms. Ou Finlay ;r. I an mi Jhtttirdav tnorn 1 ,o ift* r a i. *i .g bef re Justice Kidvuour, n i. ;re t f r "1 lay*. At rheex I nation of l! it bine it would l>e well for the j.. pie f oil er ti to keep an ere open for him. t.odey's Lady’s Book. We have red iv< 1 th December number of ti> p pular Lady’s F. k. It is a genuine II day n: il to': an unusually large ::.,.ur.t f ii tcrestic t. utter, including stories, recipes,f.-i.i np i aid patterns. Ac. It is en.btl!-lud with tv Steel Plate* and a large .m’ *f l ustrati ns. This Book well-kni wn that vthirig more than n cr. n oth i. cf 11:u:tii> i* superfluous. Published by I A. ii ley. Philadelphia. Si.l pi f ‘'r. we will furnish t I. 1 h i c« for £1.75 Cash. Uoaift of supervisor*. On ti.e ii. l.i the 1’ altl passed an Tiayi.vr late Clerk <>f 1'. i:d. r t L rl. 1-T1. A num ber of i-t’.er ..ted up i. and passed. At the i:.t-ti'‘ I1,1 license to sell spirits u, i r v..t- "u t. d Jo, ph A. Raum, Order, d, Ti it t e i' -:!•-it nr d (lerk (J. II. Haines ..:id G 1J. -ettle with the late Sh'.v 1 that ti e n." investigate the Aim- II ‘tint. A t U!;.’ tof small bills were passed, and the r 1 adjourned to meet on the 12th day of IK ’..l- r. Kf.i —T; j.r ‘r.uieti set vices in the M. K. C rcl 'i of t wjj. were con ch; led Tu. sday nig! t ,-t. Tea persons, wc understand, professed conversion. As we stated in our 1 :-t, Flev. Mr. Leyburn, of V :.cho> er, a,* te l 1! v. A. C. Hopkins in services .t th ITesl i Cl.urch !ast week Hi, j ing vj u a* indi ated that the speaker w "str ng ir ti.e -tm.gth which God supplies." New >i< ,k.—We i.: der*t.v. town s -n. The large store-room belong ing to ti.e r« of the late Win. S. I. -ck. op j the I k arlestown, i- undergoing re j airs for Lis occii] -i.y. It has already re t veil a freshened and beautified appearance ly ti.e skillful use of ti.e Iru^L ly Mr. Wm. Kimcs. I !ift«n W. Littlejohn, with J. Goldsmith, r• ctfullv infirm* hi, Id I'rimt!, anil the public generally, that ti has tak-. n charge of the O I C Bo t. Shoe anil Clothing House, adjoining the residence of Humphrey Keyes, Esq. We k* p th la: g -t rt It f Ladiv-’ and Gents’ Boots and Shoes in ft vafh y. Ab a full as sortment of Ready-Made Clothing and Gents' i arswktng Goods which »e pledge to selllow and in reach of everybody. Tv i \i Ac.—We direct atUnti u to the a !ct«u su.ont* of 1,> can. Hr.).. A C<*..of Win- t1. -ter. Mr. L gao, Nr has long been at the J: id f the Tobacco Lu,in the Valley of Virginia—and 1 is extensive establishment lias Wi. f r years a> it is u >w, the source of Tobac co supply f. r t! e merchants of the Valley! towns. The Buckwheat crop of 1&71 is reported to be .in ci.-ruious one. Superintendent of Public Printi rfc. Juo. J. Palmer, Esq., of Richmond, will be a caudidaU) for re-election to the office of Su perintendent of Public I’riutiug at the ap proaching session of the Virginia Legislature. The Rixktngka.il Register says of Mr. Palm er There Is. we are sure, no qnestion as to Mr. Palmer's competency to fill this place lie is one of the oldest and best practical print ers in the 8taU% and has done the cause of the people as much service as any other gentleman fu the South. His election, or rather re-olec tiou will he a just tribute to an intelligent, capable practical printer and highminded gen tleman. Me has special claims upou the al ley delegates which they will wo know, be prompt to regcoguize. Probably we have no right to say anything on the subject, but as an old companion aud “case’"-mate of Mr. Palmer we may 'be In dulged in exprv?sjn| a hope that our eld friend may l>e chosen for the responsible duties of an office he is so well-fitted to occupy. He is thoroughly acquainted with printing in all its details, and is honest and independent, and can do the Slate good service. Mecticg of District Conference. The Winchester District Conference M. E. Church South, which met at Newtowa, in this county, on the Oth inst., wns lurgely atteuded ami hospitably entertained. The rejiorts from the vari uschargis in the district devel oped a good degree of priwjierity, upward# of 860 member!, having been already added to the Church during the present year. rl he death of Kcv. Stephen Smith, of Morgan pr cuit, for upwards of 40 years a minister of the Baltimore Conference, was appropriately no ticed. The lav Delegates elected to the Bal timore annua! Conference were: G. T l.ieklider, of Shepherdstown, W. Ya.; E. W. Masscv, of Clarke county, Virginia; W. K. Kick a rd, of Martinsburg, West Va.; E. J. Evans, of Winchester, Virginia. Alternates: Thomas Lock, of Jefferson county, West Virginia; Jacob B. I.arrick, of Frederick county Geo. W Way, of Berkeley Springs, and Wm. Hodgson, of Frederick county, Virginia. Charlestown was selected as the place of the neat session.— M’«nrAe»*er Timet. Kik skse Accident.—The wife of Mr. William Long, residing on Uniou Hill, was seriously, if not fatally burned on Friday night last, by the accidental explosion of a coal oil lamp. We learn that the lamp was sitting ou a table, aud the explosion took place at a time when uo one was near it except Mrs. Long, who was sitting by the table engaged in sewing. Ihr hotly and extremities were badly burned. She is still living, and may I recover.—Martinsburg Era. A Good Example.—Wc learn that Dr. Bhuknall, the enterprising proprietor of the Yarborough Hi i'sc, Raleigh. N. U., not only sul- ribes for the New York Herald, Tribune. Clij'jur, Moores Enrol, Baltimore Gazette, Philadelphia l edger, Richmond a.) Whig, Petersburg i Va. Index and Journal, Norfolk Journal and Virginian, and the Suffolk (Vt.) Hun. hut every paper published in North Can hua, without regard to religion or politics. Hi Louse is the headquarters of a large por tion of the travelling public. Sucli a man de serves patrons"*. Shenandoah Valley K. U.—Thursday was the day appointed fir a meeting, in Charles w n, of the Shenandoah Valley Kail Road Directors, but, in consequence of no quorum I present, the meeting has been deferred until next w eek. Members of the Board from Page, Warren. Clarke and JellVrson were present. We are informed that a jiistol hall passed through the chamber window of Mr. John Whittington and lodged in the wall at the side of his bed, and near the head of hiachild,a few nights ago. The practice of firing guns ami pistols uji. n our streets at night is becoming too common and is a nuisance that iught to be i remedied speedily. New Schedule.— Maj. A. li. Wood, Agent at Harper’s Ferry, j>resented us with a copy j of the new Time Tables of B. t>. R. R. rlhe new Schedule went into operation on the 19th instant. There is hut slight change except in the Express trains East. It is said that an indictment has been found in the United States Court of the western dis trict of Virginia against 0. II. Keudrick, of Scott county, for holding Lis scat in the State Senate contrary t>> the provisions of the “en forcement act.” Mr. Kendrick served in the I last session of the Senate. The Harper’s Ferrt Peopebty.—Thu Secretary of War reports that the parties who purchased from the government the Harper’s Ferry arsenal property have not paid for it ac cording to stipulation. The time for payment expires on the 1st of December, when the j pr ur ex amination of 20s. They flow in upon us with such rapidity that the least carelessness on ottr part might cause us to fail—as a bloated bondholder.’’— Wheeling Sunday Xetes. \Ye publish the above for the benefit of such of our readers as are putting by their currency in the hope that twos will grow to twentys by being carefully planted in safe or secretary.— Better k«p them in circulation—and don’t forget to circulate a few this-wa d. c pro mise not to be over, ^'inspection*.” More Taxes Demanded. Messrs. Editors: I learn that a scheme is on band to petition the Hoard of Superviroia of this CTuuty to purchase or cr ndwiiii cirtnin private property adjoining the O^kiiiJHotise h-t in hajlestown. 1 .Vs a large tax-payer—having suffered incom mon with those who have to bear tl.o burden already plaied upon the people of tl-e county 1 am opposed to any such unnecessary out lay of the jxa pie’s money. 1 thereto ie tmst that the Hoard of Supervisor* will not. for a in merit, entertain such a proposition at present, or at least until the tax-payers may have an opportunity to decide upon the subject. l\in y< u, Mc»rs. Editors, inform me whether stuli an effort is being made or n< t? TAX-PAYER. [\Ye can only say to Tax-Paver” that we of this sort, but eti] pose that under present circum stances a proposition of the kind will not be entertained, especially as the Court-House is not yet repaired, and may cost more money than is now anticipated.—Ere Press.] Snr.XAXDoAnVAt.i EY Aup.ici i.ti halSocik ty A meeting of the executive board of the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society was held at Winchester, Ya .on the 11th inst., and n repi it made of £4.1*r*l 1T receipt* and 44S 20 disbursements at the late fair. Mr. George \V. Ward, treasurer, lately elected State Senator, resigned, and Mr. Vance Bell was ap pointed acting treasurer till the next meeting of the stockholders. Accident.—We regret to learn that Mr. Wm. L. Reinhart, residing 4 miles East of town, was thrown from his colt, on Sunday afternoon last, in his ham yard, and was se verely injured, internally ns well as externally. We are glad to learn lie is doing as well as can be expected, under the treatment of a physi cian.—Shejdierdst< ten Itcgister. Harden the Doctors. Pork is selling at five aDd six dollars per hundred. This i? no apology for whisky drinking it is a medicine that cannot be used to intoxicate it pro duces a tonic eflect. as well as acts as a cathartic. In fact, Simmons’ Liver Regulator is pronounced an unexceptionable medicine. MARltlED, On Thursdav morning, November 23rd. 1^71. bv Rev. J. W. Ewan. Mr. CHARLES W. TRUSSFLL and Miss HF.TTIE L. STARRY, eldest daughter of Mr. JACOB STARRY—all of Charlestown. On the 21st instant, at th« Lutheran Church in Winchester, by Rev. T. W. Iiosh, Mr. JUST AH WATSON, of Jefferson Conntv, and Miss V171 GINIA, daughter of Conrad Rremer, Esq., of Winchester On the 14th instant, at the residence of the bride’s father, Henrv M. Baker, Esq., bv the Rev. T. W. Rush, Mr. THOMAS S. CUAMBLIN. of Loudoun county, and Miss BEATRICE BAKER, ot'Erederick county, Virgiuia. On the 14th of November, at Sunnvside. bv Rev. W. C. Meredith. Dr. DANIEL B. CONRAD, of Richmond, to Miss SUSIE L., only child of Dr. and Mrs Wro. A. Davis, of Frederick county, Ya. On the lflth of November, 1871 at Trinity M. E. Church, South, Baltimore, by Rev. A. VY. Wilson, K. GEORGE TAYLOR, of Baltimore courtv, and Miss NANNIE LIPSCOMB, of Baltimore, daugh ter of the late Rev. P. D. Lipscomb. DIED, On Saturday night last, at Harper’s Ferry, Mr. MATHEW QUINN, aged about 40 years. At her residence in Lima. N. J., on the 20th of October, 1S71. MAKY FRANCES, wife of Win. A. Ferris, formerly of Shepherdstow n, aged 30 rears, 4 months and 3 days. At Washington City, on the 20th of November, l«7l,aftxs. A I US. C. T. RICHARDSON will give lesson* 1 in Music to a tew pupils at her residence. July 8, 1*71—tt. Jefferson Institute, Cliarle«to'Wi»,W,VirarIni«. r jiHE next Session will commence on Monday, I Sciiltnthcr 11/A. 1871. Rein"- provided with competent Assistants,every advantage for a thorough course in English, the Languages, Drawing, Music on 1’iano and Organ, will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid to Music, and pupils will be required tnplay at the Musical Soirees, when the friends of the pupils can have an opportunitv to judge of their progress. Vocal Music will lie taught in classes as well as bv private lesson. For Circulars, Terms, Ac., applv to the Princl na! Mas. A. M. FORREST. P July 29, 1871. ___ 1 )ENTAIs_NOTICE. OR. McCORMICK will visit Charlestown vro /«»«tonally, on the Second Monday of Febru ary, (13th,) April. (10th,) June, (12th,) August, (14th,) October, 9th). February 4,1871. OW FOR SALK. VVERY FINE DURHAM COW—an excellent milker—for sale. She will soon be fresh.— For particulars apply at Nov. 1*. 1*71. FREE PRESS OFFICE. CARPETS. l (too yards OF BEAUTIFUL CARPETS AT uoo YARDS OF BEAUTIFUL CARPETS AT Factory Priors. J. ROSE A IIRO. Charlestown, November 18,1871—3t. OALTPETRE, Black Popper, Sage, G. A. and Fine Salt for sale by W. EBY. (iHEESE Maccaroni and Fresh Crackers for sale by W. EBY. iliiSl I.i.v V. .1 1 I EFT the premises of the subscriber, about i three weeks ago. TWO THREE-YEAR AND THREE ONE-YEAR OLD CATTLE-three of them Heifers and two Steers. Crop off one year and slit in the other. JOHN MOORE. November 18, 1871—3t. Spirit c»/y. SHAWL JOST. I' OST, between Charlestown and Rippon a j SINGLE BLACK SHAWL, with a narrow, white-mixed border. The tinder w ill confer a fa vor upon a poor ladv by leaving it at tlic Rippon Store or at the t'rvc /Vc»* OjJicc. Nov. 18, 1871—3t. Clover Seed. I WANT to purchase one Thousand Bn«hela CLOVER SEED. Will pay the highest market price in (’ash. K. M. AlSQl 11 H, ha. Nov. 11. l.»71-3t. n< m ck. rpHEKE will be a meeting of the President an.! I Directors of the Smithfield, Charlestown and Itarpcr’s Kerry Turnpike Company, at the Sap pington Hotel! in Charlestown, on Saturday, No vember 25th. 1871 FRANCIS Y ATES, Nov. 11, 1871. President. Tl ST PUBLISHED—11 Women, or Cbroniclea <.f ih- lnt" Wm .’’—Sequel to “The Holcombs,” bv Miss M. T. Mugill. Encourage Home Litera ture. For Sale at W. S. MASON’S. HOOKE’S Celebrated Extract Malt—fresh in voice just arrived. W. S. MASON. 1)1U)M0 Chlorolum—the most powerful disin fectant known. W. S. MASON. M\S<>S’S White Oil prepared with great care and warranted in all cases where Liniments are required interior to none. Prepared and for sale only by W. S. MASON. I IGI1T Brown Cod Liver Oil recommended for j J j it* purity, for sale by W. S. MASON. November 11, 1871. IYUCKWHEAT FLOUR.—Fresh Buckwheat FI e i lUSt i reived bv i Nov. 11, 1871. KEAKSLEY A SHEERER. 1. A. if- Fine Salt, Grain and Ground Pepper, T Cavenne Pepper and Sage, for sale bv Nov. 11, lb71. KEARSLEY SHEERER. OFFICE ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY, 118 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fimincinl Stntclnetat OF Andes Insurance Company, October 25, 1871. CASH on hand, in Bank, and in transit.- $286,034.43 BONDS—U. S., State, City 1 market and County,. 3!>0,073.31 Railroad Bonds,.J value. 8,900.00 Collateral Loans, j. 99,500.00 I and Accrued Interest, 19,000.00 First Morgtages, j. 097,196.63 Bills Receivable,. 9,347.66 Book Ac’ts (Premiums A Agency bal. 38,096.50 Am’t from Stockholders by assess’!, 500,000.00 S2.078.148.40 CHICAGO LOSSES, ?«30,ono. J. B. BENNETT, President. Geo. E. Cordell. Agent, Charlestown. Jefferson County, W. Va. November 11,1871—3uo. TO CONSUMPTIVES. rpil L advertiser, having been permanently cured |_ «if thatdread disease. Consumption, bv a sim ple remedv, is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used, i free of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sire Cork for Coxsi’RPTJOX, Asthma, Bronchitis, AY r,AST, A Most Awful and Terrific Tattle Occurred in our midst between the Whites and Llacks. Running Too and Fro to Seel See What? 100 Lire* Lost? Oh! WI at a Mistake!! IT was 100 Cases of BOOTS and SHOES best Citv work direct from the Factories for the OH! t SEE! stoui:, Where tliey can he bought 2 |>er cent, cheaper than elsewhere. I especially invit the Radies to examine nty stock of fine Shoos before purchasing elsewhere, for I am certain there never was such a stock before ottered in this market. Just look at th« following prices: LADIES’ SHOES. Ladies’ Pegged Morocco Bals. $1 25 to 1 75 Csir 125 to 3 00 Sewed* 1 75 to 2 25 44 44 Oil drain citv made 2 00 to2 75 n pebble 2 00 to 2 50 44 44 Undressed Mor. 14 2 00 to 2 50 44 44 Dressed 44 44 2 00 to!! 00 44 Turkey Mor. Boots 2 50to3 00 ?4 44 Itut 44 3 00 to 3 50 44 44 Kid 44 Laced 2 25 to4 00 4 4 44 French Leather 2 25 to3 00 44 High Cut Lasting But 44 1 50 to 3 50 44 44 with vamp 1 50 to 3 50 Misses’ Kid Hoots city made 2 00 to2 75 Morocco 44 44 1 IS 1 44 Pebble 44 44 1 5C to 2 25 44 French Leather 2 00 to 2 50 44 Calf 44 44 75 to 175 44 J. -ting Gaiters But. Laced 1 50 to 2 00 GENTS’ BOOTS AND SHOES. Gents' French Calf Stitched Boots, 00 to 0 50 44 Sowed 3 00 to 5 00 44 Pegged do., 3 00 to 4 .>0 44 Stitched Gaiters, 2 50 to 8 50 44 Sewed do, 2 2.> to 3 00 44 Heavy Kip Boots, 2 DO to 3 DO 44 Citv made Ovstei Boots, 3 50 t<> fi 00 44 Nai'lcl Bottom 44 4 00 to.5 00 44 Potomac 50 to 5 00 Childrens Shoes of all styles and qualities from 35 cents up, all kinds of Gum Over SI and San dies, Carpi t and Leather Slippers. 1 have alio in addition to mjr large stock of Hoot* ■and Shoes a complete stock of Fashionable Clothing ami a most beautiful stock of Hat*, Caps, and Cents’ Furnish iog goods, all of which must be sold at some price. Mjr motto i“ Sett, nod aell I n. nst. Don’t forget the placeof the Oh I See Store, adjoining the residence ol Humphrey KeveJ, Esq. I. 11AM HL’HGEK. Oct II. 1-71. I FOB Medicinal purposes, Thompson's I*ui Lye I Whiskey, ten years old. guaranteed pure. G. W. CHAMBERS, Harper’s Ferry, Mar. 25, 1871. Agent. ■'/\n BACKS O. A. and Satt.1 low for cashj by W. hBY. ('iOUX Hampers, Wood Ware, Qiiecuswaro, j Lamps of all kinds, for sale by W. KlA. 1 Fj X EiST reen and Black Tea, Fresh Tomatoes, I-' Corn, l’eus, Peaches, Cucumber Pickles, Chow Chow, (.'In -e, Crackers. Scotch Herring, Muckrel for sale by \Y. EDI. 1LBUICATIXU Oil for machine purposes, fresli j Spcriu and NcaUloot having purchased all the above in large quantities, I nm orepar.d to sell them at very low rates. C. E. BEELER. Harper’s Ferry, July 22,1871. 1 FiTAK and Violin Strings ingreat variety for I sale by C. E. BELLEll. Harper’s Ferry, July 22,1871. 11RKSH Roasted Coll'ec, Chocolate, the very best Gun Powder Tea at reduced price at Aug. 5, 1R71. W. KBY’S. NrFW AND NOVEL. l»iair,rs by buying a pair of these Shears, and improve your light by trimming vour Lamp w ick property. For sale by GEO. T. LIGHT A CO. UEXRY Countv Twist Chewing Tobacco—the very best Tobacco extant. Cigars from 15c each to 2 for 5c—the best in town. Trv them—no htrtnbug. GEO. T. LIGHT A CO. (iUANGE Tonic Hitters, pr-pan d by ourselves f al.-o for sale. Physicians pn-cribe th-m for Dj GEO. T. LIGHT CO. (VltDEUS for Books and Music receive special attention. GEO. T LIGHT A CO. NEW GOODS. 'I'l'^'Eare now receiving onr Fall and Winter t Stock of Goods, which we offer at verv low prices for Cash or Countrv produce. KEAICSLEY A SHEERER. October 21,1871. IADIES’ Dress Goods. Wc hare a handsome j assortment. KEARSLEY d~ SHEERER. A TARNS.—Whit'. Black, lUu- Mixed. Bine and 1 Scarlet, Blue and White, Scarletar.d \t hite. Oct. 21. KEARSLEY A SHEERER, ('1LOTHS A Caasimeres— a handsome a.-sort j ment just received bv Oct. 21. KEARSLEY A SHEERER. KATS.-A large stock of Hats for old aud voung, just received bv Oct.'21. KEARSLEY A SHEERER. >V Aug. 26. 1871. W. EBY. SELECT vour T -bacco, from the largest -sock. You wifi lind it at EBY ri. BEST assortment Glass-,varc at Sept. 30,1871. W. ELY'S. Mists 31 sii*v S. Haines, aAvoi'LH announce that she will be thankful to j f execute, on reasonable terms, all work in the line of rMuin Ditkkos, Tailor Work, and all kinds of Sewing, either for Ladies, Gentlemen or Children. Cbailustown, Nov. lb, lsTl—3t. HALL’S VEIETftllE stauu HAUL BENEWEB. Every year increases the popu larity of this valuable Hair Prep aration, which is duo to merit alone. We can assure our old patrons that it is kept fully up to its high standard; and it is the on ly reliable and perfected prepara tion for restoring Gray or Faded Hair to its youthful color, making it soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, bv its use, becomes white and clean. It removes all eruptions and dandruff, and, by its tome proper ties, prevents the hair from falling out, as it stimulates ahd nourishes the hair-glands. By its use, the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness, it restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will create a nejv growth, except in extreme old i(gc. It is the most economical Hair-Dressing ever used, as it requires fewer anplica- i tions, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of Massachu setts, says, The constituents are pure, and carefully selected for ex cellent quality; and I consider it the Best Preparation for its intended purposes.” Sold by all DruggUU and Dealcrt in MedicineI. 1 Price One Dollar. Buckingham’s Dye. FOB THE WHISKEBS. As our Renewer in many cases i requires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whiskers, we have prepared this dye, in one preparation, which will quickly and effectually accomplish this result. It is easily applied, and produces a color which will neither rub nor wash off Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL CO., NASHUA, N.H. Augnit 12,1871—lj. ©20,000 Worth of Dry Goods Twenty Thousand Dollars WORTH OF H LJ CLOT 11 TXG, Hoots, Shoes, llats, Caps,! 800 PIECES OF BLEACHED AND BRO, MUSLIN, An(l a Thousaud other things numerous to Mention, TirniCH we will sell for less than ever offered in the Valley ot Virginia. We have now in store all the latest styles of DRKSH GOODS, Salteens. Merinos, JEinpre.-j Cloths, Poplins, Al pacas, Cashmeres, Mnuslins, Kept*. Silk Poplins, I and Silks of rll description*, English and Fateh j Water Proofs, Ac. Blankets, Counterpanes, Quilts. Which we will sell at Manufacturers’ Prle»s! We have just eceived, made to our own older, i the LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, Which we guarantee is madeby regular Merchant i Tailors. Our assortment of Funxisnixu goods is complete. Our Golden Yoke Shirt, pat' nted May 5th 1871, warranted the best on tin- market. 5,000 PAIR I) ALTIMOKE-MA DE BOOTS AND SHOES, Baltimore--made boots and shoes. Which we offer at City prices. We w ill duplicate all New York and Baltimore prices, At the Emporium of N J. BOSE A BRO. Under Free Press Otticc. K. M. Aisquith, Jr., 1 W. P. Rose, Salcrmeu. Julius Abbott. J November 4, 1871. 1871. Fall Trade. l-;i HOWELL BRO., linve now instore a choice supply of FALL and WINTER GOODS, to which they invite the attention of tin ir regular customers and the trade generally. Close hover* arc exprciatlr invit' d to examine our stock of*DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,GHO CERIES, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, Ac. Particular attention is called to our stock of For eign and Domestic CLOTHS AX I> CASlltEHES. Also, a full line of Satinets, Jeans, and other goods suitable for Boys wear. Conn try Produce of good quality taken in in exchange for Goods. Oct. 21,1871. i YPERA Flannels, PI iln nnd Figured. Dali, eal t Skirts, Heavy Shaker FlJuutl, C 'lion Flan nels, Bleached and Brow n Cotton, 4 4 Brown and Bleached Cotton, 10-4 Sheeting Brown and Bleach cd, for sale bv Oct. 21, 1871. HOWELL A BRO. (t ENT’S Merino Undershirts, Lndies Vest, <’or I gets. Linen Collar* and Cud's, Lace Collar*, i.inen and Hem Sticb"d Handkerchiefs, Neck Tie* and Bows, Ladies Hose, Gent’s Hose, Silk Velvet and Velveteen, Ribbon*, for sale by Oct 21, 1871. HOWELL A BBO. IINSEY8.—6 4 Grey Failed I-in-ey, 4-4 Plaid j J.inter, Ca«.-in>er«. Kersya and Yarn, county manufacture), lor gale bv Oct 21,1871. HOWELL URO. I") ATTAN Corn Hampers. Rattan Mats, Maikrt U Baskets, Coal Scivc*, Hearth Brooms, Wash 1 uimida, Wooden Bowls, a fullassortmentof Clock- j cry and Glass Ware, Tun.hlerg, Goblets, GUa* Bowl* covered and uncovered, for talc by i Oet. 21,2871. HOWELL* fiROC J I ^RESII Groceries, Including Green and Tea f .d 4 Coffee, Brown, Crnshcd, OranulaUd and A Sugars, Molasses and Syrups, Green and Black Tea, Piimc Herring, Maekrel in bbls. this, and t Kit*, Cheese, Crackers and Spice*, for gale by Oet. 21, 1871. HOWELL A BBO. 1 J UST received a stock of Lanif and Lamp Goods (Tery low) the “Atwood Burner’’ the mo*t complete and perfect round Wicfc Burner yet made, adapted to all Lamps, and nnaiuce* a light equal to the German Studv Lamp, also, the Reliance j Non-Explosive Attachment ior Kerosene Lamps something new and desirable, for sale bv Oct 21,1801. HOWELL A BKO. j* I d ISIGW )l \\^E arc prepared to furnish our friends and cn.-tnmers with NEW, HAMDSOMK.Sl B STANTIAL, SEASONABLE and STYLISH i GOODS of all kinds, kept in a first-class Store. j S!:ortj. Itnols'fiiKl list*., Made a speciality. Call oac and all. and rum- r, ine our Stock. WaaellGo<*&» Cktop for ('ASII. Oct. 21, 1*71, TRUSSEI.L A LUCAS. t, (1LOTH a CAS8IMERH.-We fcarcoa head i r j very handsome line of these goods, call and examine them, ii Oil 21, 1*71. TRUSSEI.L A LUCAS. __ i- ;i c HATS.—Onr stock embraces all the Fashinna- 11 ble styles in the market—call at No. .’t and rurcha.-e your Hats, OcL 21, 1,71. TRUSSEI.L LUCAS. J I)EAR and Dog Skin Cloths, Blarkar.d (k W Mixed Rcppellaats for Ladies Circulars and Cloaks, for sah hy Oct. 21,1*71. TRUSSEI.L A Ll'C'AS. rpEAS.—Gunpowd* r Imperial, Japanese, Eng 1 luh Break last, Delong -all "f auperku <|nali t^for sale by K EAltSl.EY A SHEERER, I^l'RS.—A hands-une as- rtmrntof For* atrerr 4 low prices. KEAKSLEY A SHEERER. f' November IS, 1671. ifin| |7bT|L^ j j,Tl[i i W stats. rrepHster. It II UWVtt.M. Ms-1.1. M Gsu. Ag.sU, Ban t ranr-srs, C»b, smJ *4 ('hsnhh Urol N. t. illlLl.lllV* Krir TrslImtuT la cSitlr Wonderful 1'ctr.lUu ti-rtf. They are itofus-lM Pastry l>rtuk, (•e'etif P»tr Hum, Whiskey. i bidriu usd ■rfa-d I.iqu ura dortoml, t-c-ed and ».s ,s*t*u- i»v..m Km taitr.inlW "Timlfs," *M I'isl'si s’* "Ttr-*■ f Tdr c ir tbit lend thy tippler onto, tnikct.i.e«* rtiui rum. hot Rf-; atrtu- Desist 11 lit. Iviilic irou the Nativo l. ‘t» and llcrlu fef (V.llfontln. free from ell Alroltcllr Htlitiu* lame. TifrywWjfJItKAT Ml.Ortll 1*1 IfX II til mid A I.in: (lit ISi(* I’ll 1 t 1 Pl.t, n perfect Renovator end I ivigor tor of the Syddii. Pur ry eng off all (Kit so I '.I >11* matte' nul moritij! UitlliMd to tt In nlthy condtl.t'n. No (icrioii qui lake thc.ni U*: tort i.'rudinK to dUfrt-tIons and mnaln long rtnwefl, prc’.ld.d thrir bouts Hi* tnd destroyed l.y tolaeeul tnnotior clbcr means, -id K.c r!t;.l iTyutt uauj Lei on it the poit.i i f r-;a:r. Tli.'y nro n (lentil- FitrgntlTC ft'. writ rts Toulr, puucv.in,, i wiiih.tr rlrii of Biting u .1) OH Cl rill Ip-Id in r< In-ill ft l.'-npritliill or Inflict nation of the I.tri r, stul rll IheVloml I'nrtm*. FOK rCK.l lit CO M I’l.A I NTM. m>otn>gM ol I, married m ungit. it ti.c ii is n of v> otitaiihoud or tt Ihe turtt of life, these 1 mile hitters have no r<|tta!. I'jr IdSautt'iidory nu< l)i*rit*c' ol the lllnol. I.leer, Kid* unt nud lllatldor* these IIIllt-r* base Ik-t-i itvtot n-i-fttf 1 Moeli lllteHoen nre ritisrilby Tlllolrti llloodi which n-iiuctiiily |tr»lco<1 by dcrani gitw-l t of the illnrmlto (Irci'iib wtmpeihiA (lit im')1i:f,mt:ox. r: .1 rrhe, Fslit lit theBlioitlder*. Coughs, Tightness of the find. Ditiia*.B->Cf Erncut out i f the Hinmarh. Dad Tits’r In the Vo th. B.lm.is Attacks Pal ttsatlbn of too Heart. luksmmtloti f the bun.". Paid la the re gions of’he hi ine» m uni r. hundred other tcmful »f mp tutru. try* lb< eiCpHniul t f Dys-isptM. They inTljoraU- th* H!--tiJsch and stimulate th* tnr|*l I Liter au 1 Bo-wit. which realtor them of uneauallet eflleji.-v la rl-astini Ihe flood of utl iuij-urltles. snd liti* parting n»* Ilfs amt Tltor to the slink- system. Ft)U >l» IN DIMRAMICM. Eruptions.Tetter. Salt Rheum, Rlotehrs, Spots. Pitni-les. Pustules, Boils, Car* lm Uriel. Rlnc-W arms Hi III If -ad Sore BrssfnN l«v I llisecses of Ike Skill, of s'later .*r iiAoe Or Itilurs. *fii ItUrr lit dug 11,1 an l carried it ofthe *l«-in In si ,-rt time by the mu-cl time lillt. tine t* In stlvli eit.r» trill ronvtc th* most lucreJubjuit Ih.-lr cura b ai.M the Vi'ls’ed Lined whenever you tiud Its in purlins Imrsihig tlirou.l, tha skla (n Pinnies, Lr-ip tbiiis or Sores cleanse It tiben yuu (nd It obstruct,*! and sluggish In th* sains: gl.ants It when It Islcsl, and your fe'linys will Utl you when. Kv*p the hi tinot upon th» ,t(-cu«.d humors and slimy di-pout* that hrcnl thus* Using taousUrs of d*tca.tc. No Hystem of Mrdirln*. no termlfngs*1. t-n antheln-.lntlr* will free the sysltm front worms Ilk* tiiciv Bitb-rs. J. WALKER. Proprietor. It. II. MCDONALD A CO., Druggists and flen. A«- it*. Han Y mnrUfn, ralif.»riil4, and tud 14 Conmiirctf N««r fort fcTt«ULU liY ALL liitLUlilFT^ A.ND LKALLIU. 31 n> 0, 1*71 1 v. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, For Diseases of tho Throat and Lungs, such os Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Consumption. probably never before In the whole history rtf medicine, ha* any thing won so widely ami so deeply upon thu coulldeucc of mankind, as this excellent remedy lor pulmonary complaints. Through a long scries of years, nml among most of tin races of men it has nscu lugtiei and higher in their estimation, n» it ha* become better knowh. Jis uniform character and power to cure Uio va rious affections of tho lungs and throat, have nude it know n ns a reliable protector against them. While adapted to milder forms of di-ca -o mid to voting eliilui. o. U Is at thu ramu time tho most effectual remedy that can be given for Incip ient coiisumptioi. and the dangerous aflbrtfi of tile throat und lungt. As u provision against sudden attacks of Croup. It should he kept ou hand m every family, and indeed as ail are t mm times subject to cold* and cough*, all should bo provided with tills antidote for them. Although settled Conluu.ption is thought in curable, still great numbers of cases where tho disease seemed settled, have been completely curid, and the patient restored to sound health by the Cherry Pectoral, ho complete is its mastery over the disorders of the i.i.iiv* and Throat, that the most obstinate of them yield to It. When nothing else couid reach them, under the Cherry Ptrioral they subside and disappear. Mayn't a n’t Public Speakert laid great protection froth It. Asthma is always relieved nr.d olten wholly cured by it Hronchitit U generally cured by taking tho Cherry Pectoral in -mull and freijueat don tk> generally are its virtues known, that wo need not publish the ccrtilh-ates of them In nr do mom than assure the public that its ijtialllies arc fully maintained. Ayer’s Ague Cure, For Fewer and Aguo, Intermittent Fover, Chill Fever, lloiuiHcnt Fever, Dumb Aguo, Periodical or Bilious Fever, Ac., and indeed all the affections which art so from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio poisons. Aa its name Impties, it does Cure, niltl doe* not fhil. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis muth, /.ms, nor any other nuncral or potsimoas substance whatever, it lu nowise injure* any pa tient. The numlx-rund importance of it* Wires in the ague districts, are literally beyond account, ond we believe w ithout a parallel In the history ol' Ague medicine. Our pride Is gratifod by Hie acknowledgments wc receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate cases, and when: othsr rent ed>cs Imd wholly tailed. T’nocelimated persons, either resident in. or travelling through miusmalic localities, will bo protected by taking the AG IT PC Hr. dally. For hirer Complaints, arising from torpid ity of the Liver, Ills an excellent remedy, stimu lating the Liver tnto healthy activity. For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaint/, It is an excellent remedy, producing many truly remarkable cures, where other medicine* had folic*]. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aver A CO., Practical and Analytical chemists, Lowell, Mass., anr. at CHAMBERS' Harpei’s Ferry, April 22,1*71. S'EWAKK Champagne Cider, spaikling ami biigbt at CHAMBERS’. VYIS WI1IHK Y. the titire«t. and in fart tho only coppet d»ulh.'l Vthukvin the county, i CHAMBERS. H.AGETT’S Superior X X I’< it- r and Ale in bottles. put up expressly tor family use. at llaiper’* Ferry, Aug. Lb. CIIAMBEUS. A I A T1SOVS Improved Breast Pomp. This tI I’ump is unique ami uulike anv other ip the lancet. 11 Will twit cow pr« st the m ilk duet', Well the cause <>f so much pain and suffering in other reast pumps. It procure# a painless flour of milk nd it a preventive of sore nipple* and broken reast*. for sale bv Sepu 1871. C. K. HELLER. I HIE Alexandra Feeding Bottle. This bottle 1ns an advantage over all others in shape, it ;a Bat and upright bottle combined, canbecmp ed t» the last drop and its peculiar formation pre ludes ti»“ possibility of leakage in any positioifit iav be plated, for sale by Sept. 'J, 1*71. C. E. HELLER SCHOOL Books embracing ail that is used in our public schools. Also, a large stock id etler, Cap and Note Paper, Envelope* of all vies and sirs*. Pens, Holder*. Lead Pencils, Slates lack, Blue, Violet anti Bed Ink*, for sale bv. C. K. BEELER. Harper’* Ferry, Sept. 8, 1871. ITTE rail attention to cur st< k of Smoking Tobacco’*, Pride of Virginia, Dniluni and (her popular brand*. Also, au unrivaled Cigar tr 5 Cents. Sept. J*t, 1871. W. S. MASON.