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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
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SPRINGS,
Jefferson County. YtrgfIain.

go. q
THIS celebrated watering place having been
Il leased for a term of years bJ the undersIgn-
ed, was the last put in complete repair,
as to its Cabins, Baths, Bowling Saloon Boats,
etc., and will be again opened Tor theifeceptlon
of company on the 10th inst.
They are sitnatedto on an eTGIssnce, on 1he east
bank Of the Shenandoah, FIRE miles south OF
ChaTiestown, in II healthy and 3elightful region.
The reputation OF the water IL 70 we'll establish
ed, that it is deemed scarcely necessary to men-
ton its qualities. 1t is sent for andtaken to New
York, Charleston, and other distant places. The
analysis of the late DR.. DeButtG, in 1921, claased
the principalfountain, with the SHline chdtybHrfes,
a combination of the most valuable description,
in the whole range of mineral waters, and cAose-
ly resembling those of the celebrated BedforS, in
composition, operation and efficacy. There is
also a highly valuable Sulphur Spring in the VII
cinity. Apart from The merits OF the waters,
Shannondaie is remarkable for the sublime and
beautiful natural scenery, witch is snfd 10 sur
pass Bath and Bristol, in England, and that of
Saratoga and Ballston in New York. They are
within eight hours travel from Washington and
Baltimore.
Coaches win be in daily: attendance at the
railroad depot, at Eharlestown,t to convey passen-
gers 10 the Springs. The 7roPrietoEs pledge
themselves that their Table and Bar shall com
pare favorably with those ofany watering place
In Virginia. They have pr0cared the best Band
of Music, aud most capable servants that can be
found without regard TO price.
June 10. 1851.
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JoRpAN,s FREDERICK
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

Frederick County, Va,
SITUATED five miles east of Winchester,
- and one mile and a half from Stephenson's
Depot on the Winchester and Potomac Railroad,
will be opened for the reception of Company on
the 10th instant.
This water is inferior to none in the State, as
it holds in solution Sulphuretted Hydrogen,
Iodine and Magnesia, impar.ing tone to the sys-
TEN, and acting as a powerful Alternative, as nu-
,mcrous visitors can testify, having been visited
for the last Fifty years, and bad it rot been for the
contracted accommodations, must have been
amongst the first Watering places in the Union.
For the last nine years the Improvements have
been increased so as TO accommodate between
two and three hundred visitors. .r
The Proprietor has fitted up his establishment
in handsome style, by placing it under thorough
repair, and has now-put this ~atering place on a
footing with the most fashionable and comtorta.
BILE places of the sort, in n plain style and will
use every exertion in his power 10 make his visi-
tors comfortable.
1t is easy of access from all The Atlantic cities
Persons leaving Baltimore in the morning cars
will arrive at the Depot at 8 o'clock the same.
day, where a coach will be- IN readiness TO take
them Immediately to the Springs.
The Proprietor feels. thankful for the encou5
ragement he has received from the public, and
will use every e~xertion to merit a continuance
of it, by making those comfortable who may
give him a call.
BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor.
June 10, 1851, .
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UNITED States HOTEL,
washington. ID. q.

THE undersigned. proPrietors of this Hotel,
III return their thanks to the citizens of the
District and the travelling public for The liberal
encouragement they have received since their
connection with this house. They present this
Hotel to the travelling public as a pleasant and
agreeable home, and they would say to citizens,
with or withou: families, that they can be situa-
ted pleasantly at this Hotel on very reasonable
terms. They also pledge themselves that this
Hotel shall not be surpassed by any other Hotel
in this. city as regards quietness. good order,
good beds, excellent table, and polite servants.
LUSBY & BROWNING.
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REMOVAL.

a HAVE removed my shop from Harpers.Ferry
Il to Charlestown, in the Office formerly occupied
by the Telegraph company, opposite the Court
House, where Il offer my services. to the citi,
zens Of CbarIestown and public in general as a
Watch aud Clock repairer in all its various
branches, viz :-Duplex, Lever, Lepine, Repeat
ing, Horizontal and common Watches will be
carefully repaired and warranted, and will alsore-
pair French Accordeons and Music Boxes
From my experience in business, tlatter my.
self that L can suit those who may favor me with
their custom. 80 40 sWM MCDONALD.
Fehrnarp 2h.1Hh11
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CURE OF SCARLET FEVER.

In the Baltimore Sun we find the following,
which we commend to the attention of our
readers:
We published in the Sun, about a year since,
-asstatement that the rubbing of all parts Of the
body, three times a day with fat bacon, as soon
as the scarlet fever disclosed itself, was a sure
remedy for that disease. We have recently
been called on by a number of responsible gem
ilemen from the counties, who assure usthat it
has been tried in numerous instances with uni
form success, whilst those who depended on
medicine alone had, in most cases, fallen VIC
inns to It's ravages. A gentleman yesterday as
sured US that in two cases in his vicinity, pa
tients had recovered, under it's application, after
being given up as hopeless by the physicians
The remedy is simple, and can do no harm |; we
thaYaEOyo Teromoend jfsfFial 49,
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KEARSLEY,S HOTEL.
Fairmont. Marion county, virginia.

FairmOnt, Marion County, V1rginias
TNHE undersigned begs leave respectfully TO
u inform the community and travelling public
that he has removed from his. old stand, at Tower
corner, to The corner of Adams (or Matn) and
Monroe streets, formerly occupied by George
Irwin, and known as the "Marion House"
The House has recently undergone athorough
renovation, and is also improved by ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS. 1t is now believe to be in
every respect adapted tothe wants CT the traveller
and sojourner.
A large and commodiouus Stable has been add
ed to the extensive Stablipg aIea-
dy=on the lot Every thing will be done for The
comfort of travellers and others who may favor
him with their custom.
JOHN KEARSLEY.
March rs, 185l-1y.
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NN DEFOIs
. t =
r SEDUCTION of Commission

THoUGH no rates Of commission have ever
Il been charged at the Charlestown Depot,
since it was under my direction, greater than
Hose authorized by Jaw, or demanded by the fair
business profits incident TO the expense, trouble,
and-risk of the Agency. yet as complaints have
been made by some as Is ooneTous charges, / have
determined TO make the ehortssat least to crafty
public desire, and shall therefore on and after
this date, reduce my Commissions 10 three cents
per humid on all merchandise delivered in the
town, and on other consighments the commits.
sions will correspond. with The rates at Winches-
fer. In making this reduction, however, the du-
ity is imposed on me oftequiring the commissions
on. all goods, Of every description whatever, 10 be
paid for on delivery, without respect TO persons.
Tie cash win also be requiredio for all articles for
sale at the Gharlestown Depot.
s VINCENT ". MOORE.
Feb. 4.1s5I-Ftee Press cony.
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It

MRS. CARRELL respectfully announces to.
IXlthe public that the Hotel is still open.for ac-
commodatfonTo f personssPassiDg or visiting Har-
pers-Ferry. The premises have undergone a
thoroughpainting and. cleansing-ands she i pre-
pareI5to accommodate in style not surpassed
on the route She invites the patronage ofthe
travelling pu2!c. ga
Harpers.FerrY. Sent, "a. 1850.
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TOHNK K. WHITE and d. G, HENKLE have
81 their New Woollen Factory, in Shepherds.
town, nearly completed. Tbe Machfnef IS Of
themost approved kind, and the most skiIfui and
Experienced workmen have so thar
those wool growers and Observation-Disclosures
This establishment may rely upon gedinefRebest
matefialssthe best fabrics and 5aste0soFs.aRolls
carded and other country work done at the short
est notice.
We will exchange for w OL,onthemosfac &c.
ktommodating terms urfabric viz
F1Iledsa and Plaid Einseyss ~ sass :
Tweeds, Blanketinga and FIannels:
Stocking yarn, &c. Also. 5yot5s,t6
ofmerchandisestha maybe prefeTredfo onToySn
make, atthe St~ore5ofIohn K.Whfte. yybereaI
the wool Evil
Nothing thateansbe done on our marshall Ia
left undone. TO render entire atisfacti fofbnse
whotradewithus us either BY exchanreo 81 wooTdr
apurchasesosour goods.
A9kWHfTE HENKIE
Shepherdstown. May 90, 1919.
a. Hard Soap, Bees Wax. and TaIlow5
wanted e the highest maFketprice.
EarIna, new a5ticle. for famiIS 6se inst
received and fr sale BY
@3gns =. SLOAN.
aPsaSo Glieeee g good article, for sale
IH..SLQAN5
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Warehouse at ShephefdstOWn.
wnnaT. COW. q. wAnrEp

WHEAT, CORN. &C. WANTED.
EUHE subscribers respectfully inform the citi.
Il zens of effersona and Berkeley countries Va,
and those of Washington county. Md, that they
have rented the large and commodious Brick
Warebouse,at Shepherdstown, on the Potomac
river (under the nam and frm,ofLTCASlf d.
MOOREO where they will at times be prepared
to acknowledgements in their superiorline of
Canal Boats, for any and all freight, destined for
The Markets. ofthe District. Terms reasonable,
and such as will make it the interest Of all to give
them a trial.
1.-THE highest market Cash price will be.
paid, for from FIVE to twenty Thousand bushels of
+WHEAT-to be delivered atlsuch times as the
parties may agree, and in parcels TO suit the con-.
venfenceso of those interested. sAlso, the highest
market price will be paid for CORN OATS, and
Country Produce generally Farmers andothers
will find tito their interest to call, before dispos-
ingsofthein Grain or Prodnce, as our arrange
1mentssaregsuch asttos offerinducemenls equalsto
that of,any other Houseimthe Valley.
Plaster, Fish, Salt, &c.,
Wilde kept Constantly onsband, and disposed of
on the most reasonable Terms by the cargo, or
smaller quantity.
ROBERT LUCAS. yR.,
sSAMUE MOORE.
Shepherdstown, Nov. {, ls50-1y.
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BARNUM's POSITION DEFINED.

In his recent Temperance speech before the
members of the Legislature, and others, at Hart
ford, Mr.. Barnum said that he cared not what a
mans political or religious opinions might be, SO
that he was a temperance man. Let him be
that eaid he, "andI can cheerfulIy give him my
hand, a9d meet him on this platforms as a brother.
foco, a regular out and ,outer, and SO strong are
my political preferences, that ii is quite possible
] should vote for the devil in preference to a
Wing, il ii could be proved that odd Horny was
a Democrat but when the question comes which
to elect to office, a drunken Democrat or a sober
Wing, I,sbould prefer the Wing, and should
adopt this course on the plain ground that a
drunken official, although a Democrat, is worse
than the DEVIL" This political position appear
ed to be received with satisfaction by both par
ties.-Bridgepoyt Farmer.
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,CARTER,s 4

UHHE new and characterization to this esta-
blishment Ihas been cotnpleted together
with renovating the entite coneeth, feadeTipgit
one amongst the largest and most attractive in
the Valley. The rooms are furnished with neat
furniture, andwtth an eye to the comfortandcon-
avenfence Of guestss
The Proprietor hopes te merit a continuance
ofthe patronage; heretofore extended to him, and
by strict personal aitentionsto increase his busi-
ness.assurfngfhe public hat mo exertio IN on his
part will be spared to please, and render the So
journsofigdests agFeeablei ~
m s e ISAAC N. CARTER,
June 25. lS5O.-tf Proprietor.
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nIgeeHanenns.
g~APRlMGE0M'g HOgEL,

W SMAGIAA& &G
charIestown jefferson County, Va. g
THIS large and very eommodious r
Ii 7StOHy1Brick Hotel, situated.ih the
amongthe most attractive aud desirable resting
places in the great Valley of Ynginia.
The,f1xuries of fthesTABLE ofthis establish
men, are surpassed BY none, and'the BAR Is at
all times supplied with a choice selection ofsu-
perionW VINES and LIQUORS, saa
5SeyeraIIaFge PARLoRs and airy CHAMBERS
have. beer, added since last year. a s4sas.aa
splendid YelloR-Moupted COACH attends
The CHarlestown Depot. upon the arrival 81 the
Cars, which win convey visitors 20 the HOTEL
Tree Of charge Persons 10 be conveyed
10 other parts of the, town, will pay q reasonable
compensation. a---r@-r5@
), SADDLE and HARNESS HoRsEs. GARRIAGESs
BpGGIEs, and careful Drivers always readytor
the Observation-Disclosures ssF9
GEORGE w. SAPPINGT0N,
July 9,IS5O. Proprietor
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H1Nrs 10 BEAux-TSp please the old folks
while you eourtthe daughter, agree with the ia
Their in politics, and keep the mother in snuff.
To please the brother, lend him youFgup andbuy
him adog. To please the sister, buygher adress.
To please your ddlciua, keep her injewelfy, and
call her an ANGEL To please yourself, be a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

LUCK CA1rroRN1A MrxERs.-The Stockton
papers mention that three, lucky fellows made a
big lift at Placetville lately. Their names are
VIM. Smith and n. aB6yer, of Virginia, and Ste
sphen Eller, Of Illinois. The umopnl taken out by
them ia one dayIast week observation-disclosures,
(SI,3t60 from q loads of dirt, which they had
to haul three.auarters off mile from the head Of
Oregon Iayinc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

"A SPo1bEDs CumD.-As a hint to others SINH.
larly annoyed, we record the rebuke ola visitor,
10 whom a mother expressed her apprehension
that he was disturbed by the crying of her spoil.
ed brat. g Not at all, madam" was the reply /:
stIndeedt why so 3' because, in all well re-
gulated families they are Immediately sent out
ofthe room. ..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

THE FIRE Akx1HILAroR!-Mr. Davenport, who
the right, for the State Of Missouri, to use and
vend the fire anaihilalor, lately invented in Eng.
land, published a card in the st. Louis Republi-
can. on the 10Th, that,he had received a bill5of
Iading os alot OF the machines, and would have
them in a short time. Tho public, on this side
OF the test. which will be made with them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

PnrLosopHY OF SwIMm1HG.-Elizur Wright
gives The rationale of swimming as follows
No branch Of education has been SO much me-
elected as this. Man is the only animal that
does not swim naturally. He sinks in deep wa
ter from the size of his brain when not properly
exercised. That is 10 say the weight Of his brain
above abe .n his nose @b sinks IS i % Il organ az e9e a l posil Genel BE-.
fore his body dispIaces its weight of water, and
thus finds an equilibrium. With the nose under,
one must breathe, water and drown. But when
the brain comes 10 be exercised enough 10 throw
the head back and nose up, pointing to the very
zenith and keep hands and feet carefully under
the nose will continue above water and the per-
son will float like an empty bottle which is so
balanced as 10 keep its mouth u%ppermost. No
human being can sink in still water Of any depth
lying on his back with hands and feet under
water. o. ~
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Vegetable or BIOOdPuriJi
BIYFM8M


Warranted free from amy Ingredient DA
tai TO health.
They remove Bile. Correct Disorders Cd
Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Che.
les, C0StiEeness, GiddineSs Of Tie,
Head, &c.
MO fluid or medicine has ever been dis
In ed which so nearly resembles the Co
Juice or saliTa in deeompOsing food and slH
ening the Organs Of Digestion as these b
They positively eure every ease of DgF.
Choie, C0stireHeSs, GIIaassS Of the Haa4,E
~ ARsfitF, a9d many arheE ills TO which IL
human system is heir II any doubt the In
this assertion, j invite Them TO try one bOalsI
if they ind 10 not true, return the bottle All
ceiye their money
These BitteTs have cured and are nov al
numerous cases of
DiGTrh0G, 4gIe and Ferer, ChiHS, HeSnk
PAIN IN the Side, Breast, Back al
L0ins, Female AaLGdies,
and many other diseases arising from a. -
state of the Blood and arrangement OF the
tive functions. They have stood the test q
~Perience. and should be kept in every fang
well as by every single individual.
Price so Gents per Bottle, oI
SiE BoGHesJ0 for 81 81.
FOR SALE BY
T. DALTON HAMMOND,
GEORGE w. SwEITZER,
March as. Is5i-6m. CharkDEI
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BAIHROROUGIrs

cELEBRATED WHEAT FAN
gEHE subscribers having the entire right to
manufac tprea and yend Bamborouek cele.
brated WheatF Fan IN the Counties of Jefsrson.
.CtaEke. FFederck and Berkeley Va, are nov
prepafedto furnish them to tie public. warrants
ing them 70 be the best separaterin the United
Stafes forinrther particulars see circular.
ZtaiMERMANS& 90.
aCharlestown, Marcha5 I, 1851. !
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A NUMEROUS ANcEsrRY-Fowler the phre.
nologist, in his work entitled hereditary descent
gives every man a numerous ancestry. He says:
Every human being on the face ofthe globe is
compelled, from a demand in nature, to. have two
parents, four grand parents, eight great.grand pa
back, tbirty.two of the fifth, two hundred and fiji.
ty.six OF the eighth, thirty.two thousand seven
hundred and sixty.eight of the fifteenth, almost
one million and fifty thousand of the twentieth,
and nearly one thousand seventy-three million
of the t~hirtieth, generation.-The whole number
of ones ancestors. for fifty generations amount
to two thousand three hundred and sixty two
billion, seven hundred aud forty.nine thousand
nine hundred and fourteen million, two hundred
and fourteen thousand and ~forty-six, (2,362,749,
man can number, no mind conceive! The blood
of this vast multitude is running in the veins Of
every living mortal, and that reckoning back on
ly fifty generations.
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ANALYSIS or THE OF
SPRINGS"

a. r. SEYMOUR, Esq:
Dear Sir: L herewith forward You All analysis
Of the waters of the .O.kney Springs which,
though they are correct'nS regards their compo.
nents, are nevertheless deficient in their sfespec.
tive quantities, owing in a:neasuTe to The imper-
~fectness of my apparatusia as also5t to the charge
which takes place in.the: water by exposure, and
the delay incidental preparation for its analysis.
In the two Springs there is a difference, and
although both are fnelyEtonic, still the .Bear
Wallow's possesses ingredients not usually To- be
met with in Ghalybeste waters, and rendersit PEI
culiarly applicable for cAtaneous diseases and
glanduiar hlarge1ientst
The Iron in bothsfsinfhesstate Of the Ca&bo.
mate o 1.-THE Protoxide, held in solution 10 The wa
ter by excess of CarbonicsAcid. Hence it is That
BY standing exposed to the air, 81 by boiling, 3he
Carbonic acid is driven Oh, and the pfotoxide, by
absorbing oxygensis pretipitated as a hydrated
ksesquioxide of the~fyeil6acolor, whichyou have
noticediin the bed of tAesstresms IRONING from
the Spring, and in the yessels used Iorhol9tng
Analysis of orkney Spring.
64sEous CONTENTS.
Carbonic Acid lsAtmospheric Air.
SOLID ceSTkNTs.
Carbonate Of Soda, Earbonateof Sodium,
Carbonate Of Magnesih, ECIoride of Lime, -
Sulphate OF magnesia, LOxide OF Iron.
sBeaEswatlsWi Spring.
Carbonic Acid, ISulphuretted Hydrogen.
&E 8 EsoLIps cs&nENrs. aa& -
SaIIPhats sf tine. apEbeaats 9f sodipm,'
Ca,boaate Of agnesia,sH5H eof lron.
l.hayetbas gisenyoN The result ofny laaors..
Both Springs are fully calculated o]restote lone
to dsbaitated aud fenfeEbled constitutions. and
are especially adapted to many diseases incident
Yoagsstrnly, AaR. MEEM, M. ID.
as June G Nsilss
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,eEerson College, Phila.,
'hysiOlogY, devoles more
ON of this subject. His
be, on the Gastric Juice,
b stomach and from ami.
cases,'' he says, "diges-
te artificial ~ in the ma
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rhe Foot q ShoeMakIng Business
New saddIerI Establishment.
q LEroRT

8vINSoNHELLER q LETORr
pESPEGTFULHY announce 10 the citizens
IL of ChatlestoMp and Jefersonlcohnty, that
they have opened,inshe room formerly occupied
by Mr.sApAd WVHH,opposite the CouttHous
Ea new ssss Z
where WI be manafactnfed Saddles, Brides!
Harness Collars, as indeed every article inlheir
line q business, II good materials and work,
llberalterms and low prices, be an indueement to
those wanting artieles in their line I'd patronize
them; then they eonfdsntly calculate upon such
tpatronage. From their long experience in the
above business, they hafter hemse1Fes that they
WILDE able tosgi general satisfaction They
have now on hand allot ofSaddless &c, of their
orn znznpfaclnr 10 Which9they calattention.-
ansfriendss call and IA
Gharlssto~n. June
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Peach trees should be carefully watched az
this season%Ponr ateakeitles fuII-ofhotswaten
about the root, andlit will effecfually cook the
.iboEes without injury to the tree. ts6GF
3 sELEcToRs n IRIIANp-InIreland viii a popu.
lation of between six and seven millions, there
are only abolteI6s.6 900 that have the right to
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u oetifaI.
From The Boston Post.
IwoULDN,Tl WOULD YoU4

HHsr "OO0D
IWooldu'tg give much for n girl with a bonnet
That cost fifty dollars when first II was new
Who gporiS large mHff with q hairy tale ON rs
That hangs down III front Of il just as it grew.
4"aon 'D Would yOu9
JwouIdn't give much for 4 woman who Pra1ces'
Promenading all the tborOngbfaIes through
Giving thanks to the clerks, or else aInor01a glanees
Enough to fuTn her eyes all aske".
] wouldn't EiYe,mueh for this female
The following has since been sent by a LADY In reply
1wovlDx'T! WOULD YOU?
! wouldn't give much for a chap who has "gohe it,''
HFii he bas run every cent OF his legacy through,
Whose ~simpering chin has a huge goatee unit
That hangs down upon il just as 1t grew.
"oaqAal give Hpsn : s4' - Would your
IwouldD't give much for a chup with a collar
That's made to stand up, almost over his ears,
Who wears white kid gloves that costoTcra dollar
Aud a coat that belongs to some knightdthe shears
- - a. -, Would yOua