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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

DREADFUL OUTRAGE.-About three clock yes
ierday morning Elizabeth Bloomer, married woman,
was admitted into the Hospital with her skull fractured
from the effects Of blow inflicted By her husband
with pair of tongs The affair occurred IN Milton e.
where the parties lived Il "a UNDERWOOD that the aus
oand hss 10, been arrested. Philsd. Ledger, IVA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
New-York WhIg Nominations.
n. v. Free soil Nominations.

Orange Co-Assombly /. DAVID c. BULL OF Craw
lord; Treasurer, AMBROSE l.. MuRRAy OF Goshen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

That Cen Cass made the i0IlOwlng Declaration IN
his speech at Cleveland
There is now before you severe contest, but the
prospect is a cheering one. On on, and our success
win be an approval Of hs Of The present ddnginis
traitor and rW sire direction 10 The rhch shall
succeed"
Those who desire to endorse Folks admlnistra
ton, and 10 have that which shall succeed 1t like
unto IT, will vote tor Cass. He promises 10 do as
Polk has done. Alb. Eve. Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

Chsnaa9o Co-Assembly; l. ROSWELL n. BOURNE
Pitcher 2 Col OTIS !. Tracy, oxford Clerk DIR. :
w. CoLBURN cambridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

CAss WARD MEETIsGs.-The election for DE
mocrstic Nominating Committees came of in the dit
ferent WARDS last night The result In the Hid Con
gre.sona District il the First and Second Wards went
Ia favor of II Nicol; the Third Ward. committz
Fourth Ward, Florence Mccarthy, and Filth Ward Of
r.. h Hart In the Fourth Congregational District w
Msclsy has clear majority, the Seventh and TENN
Wards being united In his favor and part Of tho sixth
Ward going the came way.
In the VII District Nike Walsh claims the Eighth
and Fourteenth Wards The Eighth Ward went against
him In the Eighth Ward row premsturely closed
the polls The choice Of the Vth District 10 uncertain
Jackson was no, crowded forward BY his friends he
ces Offender and II. X. Les spoken Of
Henry Arcuanas will be nominated for Register ~
all the Wards except the sixteenth and Eighteenth,
which have gone against him. As yet no person nss
been spoken OF for Surrogate and Recorder 5unisth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph TO the Sew-iOrk Tribune
Cashier Oicott-No Verdict.

ALBANY, Oct. 10, lol5
Tho case of Tleodore OlcoH Cashier Of the late
c.,al Rank for embezzling the funds Of one Of
,be Country Banks, was given to the Jury last
.,yenipg. and they were out all night. They came
n,o Court this evening and announced that they
.,o,ld not agrce-whereupon they were discharg
A They stood for conviction and for acquittal
pySx,YlvANiA.-Thc North American OF this
,,orons reiterates the expression Of It's confidence
that Johnston is chosen Governor, but does not
undertake to fix the precise majority. ltputs the
majority Tor Longs,rcth in the dubious Counties as
oIows:
Potter. Warren ...........l9-
Mexican .............lCo Jefferson. Pm
II gives Lonrstrcth ol7 in Wayne, where he las
exactly 600.
The Pcnnsylroni0u, on the other hand, claims
81 in Warren, $50 in Sullivan, TO- ia Wyoming
said to be Officially aud gives Longstrcth one
more vote than Johnston 1t also claims that
Thompson is reelected in the Ere District iustood
Of Campbell
Gilmore, Loco, is chosen to Congress from the
yXIyth District. instead Of Smith, Wing as We
,eprebended. Gilmore has 232 majority, which is
les. than smith falls behind Johnston in his own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

DANIEL WEBSTER AT FANEUIL HALL.-The
Executive Committee OF the Suffolk Mass County
Wing Convention having addressed letter 70 Mr..
WEBSTER requesting him to make speech on polit-
zeal affairs to the people Of Boston and Suffolk County
be retlHned the following reply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

Do Ets. LrseoLs, Jr and others. Committee.
Mr. WEBSTER Is now at the Aston House in this City
but will probably return In day or two. We lear
from the Boston Aas that Mr. w will speak al Faneu
Hall probably on Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

GENTLEMEN Your letter Of the 9TH was duly re
ceived feel extreme reluctance farther to address
the public pending the ensuing election. My opinions
are known, and will be- received with whatever degree
OF regard may be thought properly 10 attach 20 them
and have earnestly wished, on my part 10 avoid pro
onged or repeated discussions upon the merits Of the
two opposing candidates for the Presidency have
no last words 10 ssy.
But you invite 10 speas not Of men, but OF things,
and Of things which affect the permanent interests and
the daily business Of the community And cannot
but feel that those Ia whose behalf you address me
have right To expect any assistance which can rem
der in the maintenance Of correct opinions subjects
which the present uncture so deeply Important
comply therefore with the request which you com
rnuuicste and leave with you the appointment OF time
and place suggesting only that am likely 10 be detsin.
ed 10 this city tor some days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21
rev GOoDs! NEW GooDs.:


TKIHE subscriber has just returned from the
IL Eastern Markets, with a large and splendid
assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings and
Satinets which has been laid in with great care.
aud comprise the choice OF the Philadelphia and
Baltimore Markets, which he is now selling at
prices so reduced that they will lave to be seen,
to be believed. Ills stock consists as follows
Cloths.
80 pieces OF dress Cloths. various colors at prices
varying from 800 to los per yard.
C~assiuncrcs.
60 pieces of plain and fancy Cassimeres, at prices
varying from g. cents to So 90 per yard.
VcStIMEs.
GO different patterns of Fall and Winter Yestings,
plain and fancy, from 80 Cts to $500
per pattern.
sat1net.
90 pieces of plain and fancy Satinets, at prices
VARYING from 20 cts. to S 100 per yard.
Also, a large and general assortment OF trim
mings of latest styles, and best materials.
R~cady-HEade Clothing.
The subscriber would most respectfully call
the attention of the public 10 his large and e&.
tensive assortment Of Ready Made Clothing, con-
sisting Of Cloaks, Over Goats, Body Goats, Frock
Goats, Sttinets. and Tweed Goats Cloth Cassi-
mere, Satinet and other Pants, fancy and plain
Vests of Cloth, Cashmere. Satin, plain and fancy
Marieno and other Vests, Bny'S Coats and Pants,
a handsome assortment, Shirts, Bosoms, Collars,
Stocks, Cravats, Pocket handkerchief Drawers,
Gloves, Socks. Suspcnders, and every other ar
tic!e usually kept in a Merchant Tailor and Rea-
d~y-AIade Clothing establishment.
WM. J.. STEPHENS.
H~arpeTs-Ferry. Sept. -, lS4S.
N. B.-1he better TO enable me TO compete
in prices with my lew friends, in the Clothing
trade, ] will here give notice that my terms are
cash. I ask a call from those who wish 10 pur-
chase Clothing, and l pledge myself not to be
beat by Jew or Gentle. w. J. S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21
HoGAN & THOMPSON,
Wholesale Booksellers, StatiOners.
AND PUBLISHERS,
". 40 Narts Fanah slrest, Phitasslphia


Ma. 40 North F0irrth Street, Philadelphia,
ANNoUNCE to their friends, and to merchants
"A generally. in the Valley of Virginia, that their
s,ock9 of Books aud Stationary for the coming busi-
ness season of 1913 will be larger and he';eT as
sorted than at any former period twill embrace
every article in the trade which Is required Tor
the sales of the country merchant
In consequence of the change in their terms q
selling. they are enabled 10 offer SCHOOb AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, PAPERS, and
BLANK BOOKS, SC. at prices so greatly reduced
from former rates, as TO make 1t to the fnteret OF
all who deal in these articles to purchase from
their stock
Hitherto the system Of crediting small amounts
has involved an expense in their collection, and
as ii. 81 t now sell only for CASH or sech ne
Go,iabIe notes as are sure 10 be paid IN bank at
their maturity, the saving to those who choose TO
deal in this manner will be a very eonsldeFaole per
centage on their purchase oo
Few dealers in the country buy more than S2OO
worth of stationary in a season, many not over
oue.haIf, and a large portion not more than one
fourth Of that amount. There is not a dealer
therefore, who visits Philadelphia who would be
inconveuienced by paying these small sums N
| Cash, and as each can save money by doing so,
! H. & T. believe they are offering an 'udncemen'
| which will gladly be embraced by those who make
their purchases in PhiiadelPhla. Those VINO en-
Ter into such an arrangement will be enaOieu %
sell at prices much below their former rates III
home, and will consequently reap a larger agSSree
uate profit from the increased amount oil theii
sales. 5000
Having PRIxrfyG OFFIcE for roPPrrPiats aae
tyne work. and an extensive BINDEET, H-& T.
are prepared to ill orders from Banks and fneiiC
Offices, when forwarded through merc1ants ateN
tremelv low prices.
philadelphia. January Is, lSls.-fc -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21
Warehouse at SHEPHERDS
HuEAT COPY III

WHEAT. CORN, dc. TLi
+" II. & V. w. MOORE re
I'VE. form the citizens OF Jef-r-osi
ley counties, Va, and those Of Wsa
Md, that they haze rented the iargel
dious Brick WaTehOnse at SLep
the Potomac river, where they wIilsis,
prepared TO furnish Transportation. ~
ri"r line of Canal Boats, for n srt.
destined for the Markets OF the Dj2n
reasonable, and such as will make /
OF all to give them a trial
u Fhe highest market Cash RI,
raid for from fve to twenty ihnusaRI
WHEAT-to be delivered at <ura-
parties may agree, and in parcels ia
VenIence of those interested. Ai-n
market price will he paid for CORN. !.
Country Produce generally. Fsme"
will find Il TO their interest to cs1l- h
ing of their Grain OF Produce, as e
ments are sucha 3 TO offer induoensSl
that OF any other House in the Valis !
Plaster, Fish, Salt, Il;
VIII be kept constantly on hand, az
on the most reasonable terms BY hf .
smaller quantity.
1.-THE Warehouse at the o. FE5,
under the control of the unGersigneJ
tul 10 the citizens of Jefer=on Coae
y who have patTonized us so lfte'a5.
= contInnane- The highest price : /,
for Wheat, Corn, &c, and Pias;er, ! /
and other necessary articles al~ays
Tor sale, at the most reasonable prids !
b. H. & V. W y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21
STOVES! STOVE
Atwoo6's Patent Ilnprorcfi
HOI-AIr Cooking Ser.
for Coal or Wood

"IiIS Stove has now been IL uzuI
Il sons OF the country, 9nrnpwani. 4
and in every instance lrfs given uHa
faction in all IFS departments. ForsaEI
utility it is superior 10 any Stove rlsit q
offered to the public The following q
prices, which viii enable those uhn q
;he city, To order by letter Person. u
this way can have as good an ar;esA
as II they were present: q
Atw""d's Patent improved Enfit
TIRES complete, No B, S2J; 80 i,Sh
S32; No 6. $40; 20
hItchen~C Companion, with G~xiurescrn
I, SI2; No =. SIS; No J. SI7: NJ
Csst Iron Alright Par!nr S;oF
81 SO; No .. So; no. ,, SO; ~ 81
B. IS; 40. Is, $40 so n.
Also. a select assortment of Sia7sZ
use, which are Offered at very ma.!,a
EDWARD uAGHE
No 81 Light N, go
Sept 10. IsIs-3m. IS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21
SCALES, SCALES.

Wardcm7s Patent Improved PLAT
form and Counter Scales.
AdnngactOry Cornerg South Charles and BaLder,
stOH Streets, Bahim0re.
A LII persons in want OF Weighing Apparatus.
IA that is desirable, correct and cheap, can be
supplied at my establishment with promp,ness.-
! warrant every article manufactured. equal, il
not superior, to any others in this country, and at
prices so low that every purchaser shall be sails
fed Beams and Platforms, from the heaviest
tonnage to the most minute Gold and Assayer's
Balance, always on hand.
Country Merchants, &c, are particularly in
vited 10 call and examine for themselves, or send
their orders, which shall be attended to with de-
spatch. JESSE MARDEN
baltimore. March I. ls4s-Iv.
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DOCTOR YOURsELF.
For 95 canrst

RY MEANS OF THE POCKET EsCuLA.
~ PlUS,o or EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
twentieth edition, with upwards of a hundred en-
cravings, showing private diseases in every shane
and form, ana mairormatIons OF the penersfIye
system, by w. You've, MD.
The time has now arrived, that persons suffer
ing from secret disease, need no more become the
VICTIM OF Q~UAcKERY, as by the prescriptions con-
tanned lnthIs book any one NAV cure himself.
without hindrance TO business, or the knowledpe
Of the most intimate friend, and with one.ten1h
the usual expense. In addition to the general
routine of private disease, it fully explains the
cause OF manhood's early decline, with OBSERVE
tons on marFiage-besides many other deranoe-
ments which ii would not be proper TO ennmerste
in the public prints.
10 Any person sendinr rwEvrrrrvr c-s
enclosed ina letter, will receive one copy of this
hook, by mail, or five copies will be SEM for one
dollar. Address, aDRslW. YOUNG, No. I53.
Spruce street, Philadelphia,
IL Neutrality-suspicious. Of Drno n, RooL
Stores, and Pedlars, in every town in the United
States, to act as agents for the above work.
Nov a, Is4s-6m
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LIMIT off and PRICES LowER.

'EtHE subscribers would respectfully annonnce
TO the citizens of HarpeTs-Ferry and vicinity.
that they are now getting their Fail and Winter
stock of
New and Fashionable Clothing.
Aware of the pressure, they are now prepared.
and will sell Clothing lower than was ever ofEsr,
ed ii the Valley of Virginia. Come and examine
our stock before you Lny, and save somethinn-
Being connected with a large Clothing Em5ori.
um rome of our Eastern Cities, they shall eonse-
aueniiy have all the latest patterns and stvIes
Ibelr stock at present consists in part of Cloths
CassImeres and Eweeds, Coatsof business. FroeE
and Dress patterns; Goth, Cashmere. Sattinet
and other Pants, of new fashionable Goods
Satin, Silk, Cashmere, MarseiIes, CIot6 anil an
kinds OF Vests and of every price. Stocks. CTe.
vats, Scars, Pocket Handkerchief, Shirts. Col
lars, Drawers, Under Shirts, and in fact ever
thing TO be found in a G~entleman's FasbionsbIs
Airesh supply Of fashionable Hats. Cans f...v
boois' carpet Bags, Trunks, &e-, &c.
laced overcoats. Bangnps, Sacks. Ne.s&c
Come give them a call and heyH warrant vou
are pleased with their stock and prices. 1rbis :
your pace as they aresdetefmined Ia sell io,vs,
than any one else can.
JOHN WALTER q RRo
Harpers-Ferrys Sept ~. IS4RS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21
VALUABLE LAND ron SALE.

TTIIE undersigned, trustees Of the estate oil
u William C. Walton, decd, offer at private
sale, the very
VALUABLE FARM
known by the name OF ~"BETuANY,;' seven miles
sonth of Charlestown, Jefferson County, Virginia,
adjoining the farms of ii. l.. Opie and Mrs Lewis,
and lying Immediately on the west bank of the
Shena ndoah river. There are two good springs
of never-failing wafer, a good
Brick Dwelling House
a. and Out, buildings. This farm is re- a.
4Gil markable for its adaptation to the Giiia
growth of wheat, corn. clover, &c, and is one o.
the most beautiful on the river.
There are two hundred and eighty acres of
cleared Land, and one hundred and forty-scven
well Timbcred, making in all 427 acres.
Persons wishing to purchase can view the pre-
misses by calling on Mr.. George Harris, the pre-
sent occupant.
Application for purchasing may he made to
Mr.. Robert Jamison, of Alexandria, Va, and to
John T. Eargrave, Shepherdstown Jefferson Co,
Va, either personally or by letter, post paid.
ROBERT JAMESON.
JNO. t. HARGRAVE, trustees.
June 90, IS4S.-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21
WiRPERS. "A

TEIHEunderSigrcd would respectfully inform The
pnblic, that lac has leased the Hotel at Har-
P~erS-Ferry, (iate in the occupancy al Capt. Jo-
sEPH +. ABELL known as the UHied States HpseL,
and is now prepared to accommodate passengers
by the Rail Road, or travellers, in the most
comfortable manner. Those travelling in the
Cars will find this a most agreeable Dining place,
where every fruit of the season, and luxury that
can be had, will he served up in the most choice
style
: Tothe people ofthis and the nefghboring Conn
ties he would say, that his House shall always be
open for their reception and accommodation. as
he is determined to make their calls agreeable
Ills Bar snail contain The choicest Liqunrs-his
well urni~hcd-and his Stabiing which is commo
dions, shall contain the best Provender and attend
ed by attentive hnsrfcrs.
Give the House a call, and judge of its merits
for yourselves.
{. JAMES BATE WAGER.
Harperz-Ferry April II, 1913.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21

THE subscriber respectfully ;nt
zcns-0f CharlcstnMn and tie Il
raliv thar he has RECOMMENDED tie q
Shoe Making BIsNIucss. IN I
branches. III the shop "a d"uT- caste
Office and immediately opposite size
lie Is prepared Ia execute viii n-nz
despatch any work thar may b. eu'rs
care. He all those wIc nu &
per to pa;ronize him tia he will ID
pains nor exerfiuns in make hsE
point of beauty and durability. 20
iured in this section oI country H.
hr made oEtie best French and BlliE=
No breaking of the aPPers, that Sc
plain Of. lie has the latest fasaioa
York. {
He will manufacture TO o.tcr. a.
notice and in the most approved zts :
Mems and Boys pegscd and seWas
Do DO coarse Shes; {
ladies Kid and Morocco SaOes Z
Boots;
Misses Slippers ard Boots. 2
Farmers can at all times BE 81
coar-e Shoes for their servants Z !
made of the bestmateria :, at low p
patronage and that of the public sea
sprctiuliy sol cited.
AL work Will he made n weiiaFi
etk@pSSass-sas -=aIn-
for cash as il can bc had ia this pa
where, or TO puncinal customers On
u Country produce iak*n in ..
work JOHN AZ
Ocinbet ii. IsIS-if
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% oeti1o
GEM For THE sEAsoN


The following may be read at the present manent
yi,, more than ordinar, relish. It is one Of the. mos
.,eautiful poems in the language. The imagery sch"s''
aturaI, and altogether appropriate
DEATH OF THE FLOWERS-BT BRTAsT.
The melancholy days are come
Tb. ssdIest ofthe year.
OF waiting winds md NAKED ""ousi
And meadows brown and Ecre,
Heaped in the holIo"s otihe grove
Tic whitening leaves lie dead, X
They rnsIls TO the eiyi ing gust
And to the rabbits ifeau
The r9Ibin and the wren are flown,
And from the ehrub the jay,
And from tho wOOd-tDp Salls Inc crow
Through al the gloomy day.
Where are the flowers, tie fair young hp:S"rs,
That lately sprung and stood
In brighter light and softer airs,
A beau;cnns sisteti'o@ot
Alas! tbeT all are in li'eIf gfrTrs,
The gentle rare of flowers,
And living in their lnWiy hcd
With III. fair and good of onr'.
The rain is falling where they He-
lint cold November rain
Calls not from OH the gloomy eaTih
The lovely ones again
The ~ lid flower and the violet,
They persisted long ago.
And tie IS lid rose and the oTcf'is died
Amid thc Summers glow;
But on the hill the golden rod,
And the nstcr in the wood,
Aud the yellow suhhpweT by the brook'
In Autumn hsanly stond,
Till fill the frost from the clear, cold heaven,
As falls ihe plague On men,
And The brightness Of Their smile was gone
From upland, glade and glen.
And now. when comes the calm midday,
Aud still such days will come,
To call the squirrel and tile bee
From out their winiry home,
When the sound DT dropping nuts Is heard;
Though all the trees are still,
And twinkle in the smoky light
The waters of tie rhl
The suulh-wind searches for the flowers
Whose fragrance late he bore,
And sighed to find them in the wood
And by tile stream no more.
Ana :.:-n { ,i.tn:, OF cnc who in
Her youthful beauty died.
q. That fair meek blossom that grew up
Aud faded by my side;
In the cold, moist earth we laid her,
When the forest cast tie leaf,
And we wept, that nne so lovely
Should have a life so brief;
Yet not unmeet it was. That one
Like that young friend OF ours,
So gentle and so beautiful,
Should perish with the flowers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21

He has a variety of Stoves for wood or coal,
suitable for school or meeting houses, and when
sold for such purposes a liberal deduction will be
made.
Persons not visiting the city can order per let.
ter, and will have as good an article sent as
though they were present. Address
JACOB RUSSELL, In.,
No. sc Light Street, Baltimore.
Aug. %. lS4R-6m.
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a. D. n ON
Agg@Aa8g az @A1s

AG 9ANle
ehorIestown. Jefferson County, Virginia.
PRACTICES in the Superior and County
4 Courts of JEFFERSON and fRkDkKN; auu "a
Counties. Notwithstanding his engagements in
Frederiek, he will be enabled to devote more
time to his professional business in jefferson
,ban heretofore, having Withdrawn from the
County Courts of Berkeley and Clarke Counties.
r l Psr oFEi Esa Is F eeap Carriers Hotel, and oppo-
site the Court House.
Anpust / ,5iS4S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21

New Fall and Winter Goods.
E P. MILLER would respectfully invite the
IA. attention of purchasers to his splendid
stock of Goods now opening, embracing a large
and varied assortment. Included are
New-styIe Dress Goods, of almost every de-
scription;
Rich Ottoman Silks
Black Silks, watered, striped, and plain;
Wide Vesite Silks;
Black Alpaccas; colored ditto;
French Embroideries, Capes, Gaps, Collars, &c.
Line1cambric handkerchief, greatest bargains
ever offered, from l21 cts. TO So;
Laccs, Edgings, Thread, Lisle, and Bobbin Ho.
siery, large assortment very cheap;
Blankets, FIannels, Sheetings;
Irish Linens. Napkins, Toweling, Towels, &c.
French Merinos;
Prints, from A cts. up; extraordinarily cheap.
ShawIs.
Turkerie, Thibet, long and square;
Plaid Shawls, new styles.
Cloths, Cassimercs, ycstIngs.
Doeskins, Tweeds. Beaver Cloth;
Scarfs, Cravats, Hose, Suspenders, Gloves, and
every thing complete for gentlemens' wear.
Shoes.
Ladies Kid Shoes,
Do Walking Shoes, very neat.
Black and colored Caters, J
Gum Shoes, a large assortment.
Queens ware, a good assortment; Glassware.
Groceries.
a well selected stock of prime Family GNfe-
ries, very cheap.
A further enumeration is deemed unnecessary,
as our stock is large, well selected, and very
cheap. we are determined to sell bargains. and
therefore invite all to look at our stock before
purchasing. Call and see US whether you wish
to purchase or not.
Ort. IL, 1913. F.. P. MILLER.
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NEW EERN.

NEW EEERH
TNIOMAS A. BROWN having purchased the
l. entire interest OF Gro. w. SADLER. in the
late firm of CRANE 81 SADLEE, the business here
after will be conducted under the name and style
of CRANE & BROWN, and they respectfully
inform their friends, and the customers OF the late
firm, that they will continue the business al the
old stand. and respectfully ask a continuance Of
the pub!ic's favor. JOHN w. CRANE.
THOMAS y. BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-11-21

"TnE RULING Passion STRONG IN DEArH."-
We are informed that during the dying moments
Of Gov. MtNutt, a person entered the room with
a newspaper in his hand. 1t was about the time
when the election returns were coming in from
Pennsylvania. The eye of the dying politician
assumed n monetary Brightness, as his feeble
voice family ariiculaIed the inquiry. 'What'sthc
last news from Pennsylvania 2" Before the an
swer could be given, the querist was Il corpse, and
the spirit of lie true Democrat had left tie scenes
of mortal contest.-N. o. Delta.