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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27
scRoru1A AND GIANDU1AR AFFECTIONS.

INA
Scrofula is said to be hereditary, the infant re-
ceivinp from its parents the seeds OF this disease,
which increases with its years, it neglected ana
not subjected 10 frequent publication win DR'
SwEETzER's PAXACEA. The glands are placed IN
the corners of the body and out OF the way OF d.
rect communication; their real use Is a SUBJECT on
which much difference of opinion prevails; II SUI
fees us 10 know that when IN diseased staSe'
thew are capable of being purified and cIeansed oy
n lone course of DR.. SwEETZEE's PANACEA,
which restores them TO sound and proper acton.
ScroFulous persons can never pay too much atten-
tion Ia their blood its publication should be their
first thought for after long course OF PerseVer-
anoc they will even cure hereditary disease
In case of Janndice, Asthma, Liver complaints,
Tic Dolorcux Rheumatism or Rheumatic Gout'
DIR. SwEETZEK's PANAcEA cannot be too highly
extolled: it searches out the very root oil the DIS
case, and by removing it from the blood, makes
cure certain and permanent
For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, StrlC'
lures, Gravel, SIoDe, Piles, FistuIa, Urinary OO-
structions and Extreme Costveness, DIR. SWEET
ZER's PANACEA is the best remedy ever tFleu u
removes all those acrimonious humors IRON the
blood which give rise to the above diseases, ana
by keeping the blood in pure condition. lnsures
health.
For Dropsy, Falling ofthe Bowels, Impurities of
Blood MercuriaI Taint, Weakness OF the Spine,
Flow of blood TO the head, Giddness, Singing or
Buzzing noise in the head and ears, DIR. SWEET
zER's PANAcEA will give certain reiei' IN all Sc
we're and chronic cases, the patients cannot be 100
often reminded that larger doses and perseverance
will effect cure.
In Chills and fevers, bilious fever, affections of
the eyes and cars, spongy and bleeding gums,
Bronchitis, and recent coughs and colds, Dr.
SwEErZRR's PASAcEA will be found perfectly
sure and certain in it's effects.
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FOOT STONES,

or any other article pertaining to this liz
quality and price shall not be surpasset,
other establishment in this section OF thsl
All articles will be delivered without CO.
purchaser, ana at the risk of the AlanT'
A continuance of the public's patron'I'
spectfnlly solicited.
u Shop on Main street, adjoining ID,
Factory of the Messrs. Starry, and oPPe
Post Office.
CharIestown, April IL, 1s4s-6m. /.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

Wagon Making 81 BinclSsml4as
THNliE undersigned having procured 'Itsl
IL of a competent and industrious work
rented the Wagon Makers Shop OwneIn
Father, he is prepared to have execute
best manner and on the shortest notice. gro
scription of ~
Wagons, Carts, PIoughs, er
Repairing done on reasonable terms. ~
AT his Blacksmith Shop, every descf'
work will be executed as heretofore, at.
tice and on reasonable terms. Iron,
titles, can be furnished for work desired n
Those wishing LIGHTNING RoDsma'
are requested TO give me call, as my eI m
and facilities for executing this branch III
siness, are surpassed by no other Sa9t n.
County. i
Thankful for the encouragement here, e,
tended by the citizens of the County I'm
ance is solicited. Every endeaVor WI
to render satisfaction.
Charlestown, April 10. l8la-sm. he
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Bargains, Bargains.

Bargains, Bargains. :.
TT HAVE a large lot of Lawns, which Fam sell.
IL ing at 121, l8a and IS cents per ward.
May 8. T. G. sSIGAFOOSE
RNINERAL WATER for.sale BY
I've Mays. T. NJ. FLINT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

The Sheriff Of JeUeTs9H COHl"Y, ::
To simony I, Mipghiti Superintendent
Salary one year erdng Dec. 81, '48 $500 90.
DR. II Taylor, physician District
{" n lain REYNOLDS. rs 90
" Dr. John Lock, Dis. No. 2, 25 90
i" DR. Gregg Gibsor:, Physician dis No
Q, and months :services at Poor
House, year ending 9th June 30 90
" DR. Mann p Ncson, Physician Dis
trict No 3 and for 3 months services
at Poor House. ending same time 30 %
" Dr. W O Maconphtry same So 90
I" DIR Geo B StePheJHnn Physician IN
District No 4 same lime 30 %
" DR. lanes Garrv same so 90
John Brown, Clark salary, Return
10 Auditor. Stationary, &c &C 80 tO
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Credit
BY 4,5o5 Tnhablcs at ~ cents,

The Sheriff returned as Delinquent lisls and
Daniel G tIinkle Delqts for AT at 9Gc $3.50
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Waldrol. scythes.

WaldrOn Scythes.
a HAVE on hand and am receiving a lot of
q Waldron's Grain and Grass Scythes, sppe-
,ioy article, which will selllow for cash.
May 80, ls4s. T. RAWLINS.
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MARBLE YARD.

VNIGLLIAM ANDERSON returns hi'll
w Judgments to the citizens of CHAR
and of the County generally, for the libera
age extended towards him, since the or
his Establishment in this place. For th'
the most active exertions will be used I !,
entire satisfaction to all who may deslH'
mentoes for their friends, either
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

Ordered that the Treasurer of the Board stand
credited by the following sums:
,s47 Jan. By sm'tPaid sohn GInber for
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oYEHsEEIss. OF THE PooR.

Proceedings of the :Qverseers Of the po"r, an.
nual Meeting first Monday in June Gotta day.
1898:
PRESENT.
For Dist No. l-Wm McMurran. Chas Harper
and Thomas Hessev-In District No &c,
W. Sappington, Jos Starry and John Kable--
In District No. 3-john F. Smith, w. .. Ma
coughtry, and John Gruber-1n Dist. No; A.
VIM. Mccoy, George Mauzey and Isaac Hen
kle, Gentlemen Overseers
CharIestown June l3 1913
County Levy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-06-27

This Tea is very eftcacious in nervous diseases.
supply of the above constantly on hand and
for sale by CRANE & SADLER.
Nav 80, 1898.
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CHINA HALL,

Harpers-Ferry, April II, 1913.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-12

: 'ili calculations for this Almanac are
malt pilh gfea, carcand accuracy and fol
FIVE different Laiitudes and Longitndes, Sc
As 10 mako them equally useful os Calen-
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British North America. They are printed
aij god pqper,S aud wiill-handsome new type
and af6 neatly bound, aad besides being the
snesiesi.1nd mosl accurate calendar printed
IA lho Unitcd States, they Contain large
amount Of valuable Information, suited TO
she wants ofaIl, and Of that kind, 700,
which cannot be found in books.
With remarks and directions for their remo-
valis really invaluable, apd make them vel
ccinepisiiers il every liehse they enter.
Every family should possess al least one Of
,hese Annuals. 'His Alihnnac for lS40 is
now ready for distribution; of which he de-
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and in order tEat every family in The United
siaiss and British America, may bo furnished
with q copy, he hereby invites
SAERCHaNLs AyD ST0REKEEPERs
|, 20 forward their ordsTs 10 him assosrg as
possible. and thcyssha be supplied SRA.
TUITOUSLY with as many copies.as they
may deem Necessity 10 supply lheir- ya,ious
customers. I'hoy are ALSO. invited at The
!, same time, 10 send corr ef-thcir "BUSl.
{ Mss CARD which wifi be printed and
placed on The coverof thes almanacs sent
! them, also wiihoutctarge,
/: They are al.o oIesues!ed 10 give all neses-
. sary direct ons how the Alsnanaesf srdldbs
forwarded 10 Them. Bylaw ihog canHot be
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JAYNE, PHILADELPHIA viii meet viii
..nompl attention. s,..s,.
et'FANiELlEs can o,tain ALMANlACs
Graiis,of. s rF ss,. n; . I.
Agent for he sale Of Dr. gayae's Ccletra
ted Family Medtciae, at his store IN tn
foorn formerly occupied BY Thos. Coulter.
Kqlida, Nor 2s, IS4s ~ :.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-12
rIADMINISTRAYaR'S NOTICE.

sMT cTICE is Ahefeby eiver that:Hium Day
was BY the Court 5fC ommon PIaasS Of Pn.-
h nam County, on the l7tb day cEAugnsti 1913
appointed Adminlstrator de bopis ron OF lhe es'
tste Of Eli Townsend, late Of said coonty deceas
X h sSaa gsa u HIRAM DAY.
t!y ss ls4s. II, m u, 4o3c
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VOL VIII. LII: 40.
W HOST l1IRAORDlsaRY WORK. 60
.NF THE
ass MATsiEIED WOmAN.s
7 PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
~, W. o M BY DR.. AZ H. MAIRICEAu.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES or WOMEN.
Sixth Edition. lsmo. PIP $50. Price 81
10000 copies. SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years suffering, Of physical and mental TO ma
BY afaetonnse wife md peeuninry difficulties 10 the
husband might have been spared-thousnnds now poor
Nculd have enjoyed eompeieneetho now broken
nheelh would have enjoyed i,--hundreds now in their
pAys been still alive timely possessiop Of this work
intended especially FOR the married ov those con,em.
silne marriage, ss disclosrs important secrets which
hpuid1te known to them particularly.
Tfeyy knowledge Is power. I,isleulth, ltppiness,
znanse.as 4 9te N
The revelations contained in its pagss tuye proved
blessing 70 thousands as the nuumerubc letters resolved
" the suikor viii aiisst.
Hero, also. every emsiethe wife. the mother tho ono
stht fuddlng Into womantood critic the decline
skanee-can diseovsfthe caues symptoms, and tie most
islsnt remedies lrd mnst cure, In every
complaint to whiclhcr sex Is subject
lis Importance TO the Married
may DO gathered from the fart tint Travelling Agents
make from S3to S3 day from Its sale Hyndreds of
i've, enisrprsing agents are aecumuoting little compe
tence fun the liberal dis cunt allowed md the great de-
nand FOR H. Orders rsquted 10 be accompanied with
payment.
Copies rill be cent BY mail free Of postage
TO the Purchaser
ever eco copies have been sent by mai within three
tsonths with perfect SAFETY and certainty.
On the receipt OF ono Dollar, the F" Married. Womnns
10 any pait Of thu United States All letters and epp
tsohs from those desits TO become agents must he
postpaid except thoss fonnining remiitnnc nnd nd
% City. Puhsins oilsf s so Ebsi,y ST. st. New Yo,s % '''
Tho Married WonIan's Pfiynte Medical Companion,
10 sold by Goot sellers throughout the United States
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z. z nj 7.fO-rrrr7 ...xIax x. /

VKTHEREAS,l William Hall, late oi Osceola;
wv 5 Crawford ooanty, fraatalently, obtained
my note for twelve dollafs. and for Which he has
given me no value, this3Ys lo waIn and pouiy. nli
nersors not to purchase said nefe, as.l wllf NOT
INV ,he same, and ah6l.a resist the collection Of
suida BY whomsoevef presented.
~. 4..ig,f x, 49, DANIEL MYERS. :.
Pleasant Township, Putnam Co., Ohio
" 'tsNt Move nnhnr l8. l040
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A LMANACS! AtMANACS! ALMA
ANAGS!-- -DR. d. JAIME would hereby
mfoIm the public that he publishes annual.
" for gratuilous distribution, by himself and
all his agents, an Almanac, called 4&
Jnyne's Medical Alma hnce
AND GUIDE TO. .HEALTH.
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FLANCH OR CORNER IRON.

800 pounds of best iron rods for rivets
The plate iron be of the best quality of American
on free from bsers, each plate cut correctly its size
kept level from the shears and each plate marked In white
paint with its size in feet and inches.
The bar iron also be othe best quality of American
ron rolled and cut to LENGTH and free from tags
ends The fiat iron rolled with square edges The pieces
marked II to be best quality hammered iron.
The anch iron must bear to work to anglo length
wise, without cracking
Bonds, with two approved sureties in one-half the
of the contract, will be required and per
in addition will be withheld from the amount Of each pay
ment collateral security Tor the faithful performance of
the contract The balances or ninety per cent? will be paid
Tor each delivery within thirty days after presentation of
bills approved IN rplicate by the commandment of the
yard, by the navy agent named in the contract.
Every offer must be accompanied with a written qua
any and the responsibility of the guarantor certified by
the navy agent known to the bureau, that
if the offer be accepted the bidder will, within five days
after being notified enter into contract with good and .u
furnish the articles proposed, agreeaby
the specified in this advertisement.
Bidders particularly cautioned endorse their offers
Proposals for Plate and Bar Iron"
ALI offers made in strict conformity with this adver
ternen in every particular, will be eced informal.
Those persons only whose offers accepted will be not
fed July l-law4w
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Black Walnut, (board measure
White oak dimension stuff, (board measure.

The whole to be pasture oak, square edged and straight
large knots shakes, and all other defects there
be at least three inches sawed from the centre OF the
stick to avoid the centre of the heart
I'll. r...f CLASS No. 4.
.Live-oak Timber, (by the cubic foot)
10000 cubic feet of promscuous ive-oak TIMBER from
twelve twenty feet in length, averaging sixteen
feet in length, to side straight IL Is inches the
moulding way, TO be the natural curve of the tree,
not to be hewn, but left in its natural state the
whole to be sound, free from shakes and other de-
fects.
1000 cubic of live oak keeson pieces, from twenty
five to thirty feet in length, averaging twenty seven
and a half feet in length, to side from end 10 end
straight, (seveneen inches y moulding way to be
straight, regular curve from end to end OF
not more than SIX inches in thiry-feet, to be not
less than fourteen inches (moudins way) at the
top end of the stick, and hewn square the whole
to be sound and free from shakes and other de-
tects
CLASS No. g.
White-pinc Timber, (by the cubic foot)
5000 cubic feet of merchantabe white pine timber, from
hirty-fve to fifty feet in length, averaging forty five
feet in length to be squared not less than six
teen inches at the top end of the stick.
Locust Timber, (by the cubic foot)
200 cubic feet of the first quality of Long Island locust
timber in lengths from eight to twelve feet, TO average
fourteen inches in dametsr and not less than twelve
inches. g..
CLASS No. 6.
Blah-spruee Spdrs, (by the piece)
blacksprce spars, b5 feet long, Al inches diameter
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

person will entered eur books unsss ~
payment OF the subscription be made N advance
forward By lsttsr the Psg~
on which by all risk assumed by ourselves i1
saietr transmission -
The COUNTRY PAPER pubsAsd rywsskS during the sss-
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~ pOkTNASTERS agents and by
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WEEKLY subscbs with t2s suslessd hvs WEEKLY sub
scbers enclosed viii BE- snusd 70 one copy mo ss
edition As they furnish subscribers for, s'ss's
90 THx soscxr,nosAL RIerrA WIZ be furnished them o" "<
l.r e -
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Navy-ynrd, lkittory, Maine.
GLASS No

CLASS No. l.
Whiteoak Timber, (by the cubic foot)
10000 cubic feet OF whe-oak plank stocks, average 45
feet in length, and none to be less than 80 feet in
ength-one-half to square not less than fourteen
inches, and one-haf to square not less than twelve
inches the top end of the stick all to be free from
grain, large knots, and other defects
CLASS No q
e-oak Knees, (by the siding inch)
400 whteoak knees the siding of onehaf be
inches and the siding of the other half to be eight
inches; the arms to be IN length hve feet the bodies
feet The bodies be sided to the diameter OF the
the siding size taken at the middle Of the length of
the arm, (cear of bark threeourhs of the siding
diameter to be considered the siding of the knee ;
the moulding size of the body in the middle OF its length
be full, and half the nett siding of the knee
half of the above knees be square, and oneourh
form angle from eighty to ninety degrees, the re-
mainder to form angle from ninety to one hundred
degrees; the length of the to be measured from
the back of the body as moulded by the angles given
CLASS No. g.
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Prospectus of the Western Continent, New series)
Il Southern Family Newspaper.
II M. GARLAND, Jr AND JOHN DONALDSON,
Editors and proprietors.
FIRST number issued Saturday, July 9Th, 1913
TINE WESTERN CONTINENT will be conducted upon
plan different from that of any journal south OF New
York 1t will be exclusively devoted to literature and gen.
eal intelligence preserving strict neutrality upon all po
lcal and sectarian questions
will be mainly devoted to the reprintng, from the best
foreign magazines, of such articles beSf greatest
and valuable sustained is great expense, and by
the aid of the chief writers of the day The republication,
cheap Of those articles which could otherwise
be rea except the expense OF importing several costly
magazines and journals but be acceptable the
public.
The Western Continent will contain original contribu-
will always make part of its The editors have
made arrangements which WILL they trust always insure
much original matter should entie their journal to
They will, moreover, carefully attend to the news de-
partment of their paper. Foreign and domestic inel
gence-potca literary, and scientific, drawn from the
authentic ces-wi be always found in their jour
nal One of the editors OF the paper will devote his exclu
attention those selections which designed,
great part to contribute to its interest.
The editors of the Western Continent appeal to their
southern friends for support in this undertaking Although
the opinion that interest could be subserved by de-
voting It's columns political discussion, they have deter
mined keep the journal aloof from such topics yet
erheless citizens and natives of southern STATE seek
ing establish family newspaper they eel justified in
relying for support upon the kindred feelings and common
sympathies OF the people of the SOUTH
-, Two dollars year. payable invariably in advance
seven COPIES r' II
Twelve copies l5
A liberal discount will be allowed postrnast who
will do the agents for the Continent
All commune atoms to be addressed (post-paid)
EDITORS WESTERN CONTINENT,
July 6-ataw2w Baltimore, Md.
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TIME subscriber continues give his personal attention
to instruction in practical cke,nisry, ssi~trsogy, awd
geology according the method which no has sue
cessfIy during the past thirteen years in this CITY, A.
ect library practical and scientific works in tho Eng
fish, Gernan and French languages, together with min
era geological and technical collections offer every faci-
ty the student. ID $500 ~ eQi 1f ,GNe IHg1 :,
Analyses of ores minerals Soils waters. vegetable sub
cuted Persons residing distance may send by letter
small average samples Of ores, earths &C., Weighing from
100 grains to ounce 81. a..
The various applications Of chemistry to manufactures,
agriculture medicine, and pharmacy viii receve special
stinted and opinions given all ohemical questions.
Laboratory All Arch street, above Sixth, in tho Arch
''''' nam JAMES C. BOOTH,
Member Am Phil Society, and Prof, Applied Chemistry
Franklin Institute.
July 9-4tddSlawtl Oct
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THE American Quarterly Register and rrae.x,n,

THE American Quarterly Register and Magazine
conducted by James Stryker.--This valuable perod
cal just issued from the press of E. c. & j. Bdde OF
Philadelphia 1t may be had at the bookstore OF the sub
crber who is the agent for this city, and who will receive
subscriptions and deliver copies all that wish it,
WILLIAM M. MORRISON,
Penn. avenue, Washington city.
o. For character and design of the work.
i, also made Hon John Bryan, opposite WaIds Ho-
tel, Pepnsyvanis avenue w." June S-2awtf
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and round from checks, and than feet long
Navy-yard Phil.delphia.
CLASS No. L.
Liue-oak Keelson Pieces price to be given per cubic
fOot.)
20 pieces not less than length moulded 10 and
sided l9A in the smallest place.
10 pieces less than az feet in length, and moulded Is
and sided l9a in the SIN allest place.
sided I9A in tho orrnlios. place
40 pieces, making 80 plank
TO side Is and mould 6a when completely finished
in the ship but they Of Pc m beMsen
the purpose Of taking out the heart OF the tee which al
s 81 six be- Il
larger the siding way fair curve of TO- 10 or ~ inches in
straight the siding way
CLASS No 2.
White pine, &c., (board measure.0
5000 feet linch panel boards length u to !6 feet
1900 feet it.inch IL to Is feet
zoo superficial feet black walnut branch veneors, (per
superficial oot.)
= Navy-yard, Washington, d. G.
CLASS No. l.
Lumber, (board measure.)
$4,000 superficial feet inch white pine, common cuttings
5000 q" Finch
Navy-yard, Gosport, Va.
CLASS No. l.
White-oak, &c., (per cubic foot)
10000 cubic of the very best white oak plank Stocks
average 40 feet in length; to be not less than IL in
ches square the small end to have no
exceeding one fourth the width of the face Of the
side squared.
White-oak pieces as follo,cs:
10 pieces of No. l. be 10 feet in length, have from IL
10 "a inches spring. side not less than II inche and
mould not less than IL inches at the small end.
10 pieces of No be Ia feet in length. have from IS
to "a inches spring, to side and mould as No. l.
10 pieces No g. be 16 feet in length, have from "a
30 inches spring. to side and mould as No. l.
of No be Is feet in length, to have from "a
to 4S inches spring, to side and mould as No l.
pieces of No be IA feet length, to have from 20
30 inches spring, side and mould as No. l.
These fifty pieces be of the very best white oak
be of the ends be sawed of square, and
to be from splits, shakes and bad knots Diagrams of
the above fifty pieces will be furnished the contractor
application to the commandant of the yard
White Oak or Hickory
butt pieces feet in length, not less than inches diam
eter at small end
butt pieces. in length less than inches diam
small end
butt pieces Ii feet in length less than inches diam
small end
80 hickory butts long, be from to IL inches diam
at small end
All the butt pieces be delivered with the bark
them and to be clear of knots and to be straight
CLASS No. 2.
Yeliop Pine, (per cubic foot.)
10000 cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks average As
feet in length, to be not less than IL inches square
the small end, to be sawed of square at the butt
and top ends
Dfnsfs and Nnars pieces of fine grain yellow pine