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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-23
EoR sTORAGE.-D. B. BRIDGFORD

n OAe VI oAO1sh01I-D ID. DhIDUfO OhD
4 CO.'S Warehouses, Corner goth and Dock SITS.
storage for Cotton, Coffee, Flour, Wheat Sugar Mo-
asses Oils, Metals Hay Lime and every description
OF merchandise These first class Stores and in.
sure st the lowest rates Vessels of the largest size
can discharge in front of the Store CITY Weieh.r
and Measurer constantly in attendance -
For Storage apply to
jal2 go. D. B. BgIDGFORD CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-23

- IN DRY GOODS, las MAIN ST. EAGLE
SQUARE.-We have the pleasure of announcing to
our friends and buyers generally, that are daily
receiving very large and attractive stock of fresh
Spring Foreign aud Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, embracing all the newest designs selected
with great care by our Junior partner and to which
we most respectfully ask examination from our
customers and the public generally, assuring them
that pains will be spared on our part to please
both in quality aud price.
NH 10 DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
M1stGtlauGnus&
The Rest Cow Feed.

The vegetable wish to recommend as the
best, all things considered for mich cows in
winter, is white fiat turnips. Some perhaps
will object to the turnip, because it will effect
the taste of the milk and butter. SO it does
if fed raw; this can be avoided by boiling
For each COW, boil half busheI of turnips soft,
while hot add or quarts of shorts, which
will swell, and you will get the full worth Of
it. A mess like this to a COW once a day will
produce moro milk of a good quality than any
other feed at the same cost. Turnips fed in
this way do not faint either milk or butter
One thing in favor Of turnips as feed for cows,
is that they can be sown in August, or as late
as the first of September. l sowed some az
late as September last, which were very fine
Turnips are also very profitable food for pigs,
when boiled in the same way as for cows
PLOU, Loom and 1nUU.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
@a GranrIlarg.
sAPpINGTON's HOTEL,
CharIestown. Jefferson Comfy, va.

rEyY,s larne and very eomrnodio,ls TIIllEE-sToRY
BRICK HOTEL, situated in the centre and bust
mess part of the town. is now among the most atrac
tive and desirable resting places in the great Valley o!
Virginia. ,,.,.
Tie Injuries of the TABLE Of this establishment,
are sytrDagsed bv none and the BAR Is at ell times
supplied with choice selection Of superior W nesana
several large Parlors and airy Chambers have been
added since last year. A.,
4 SoIcudfd yellow Mounted Coach attends the
Carc5own Depot upon the arrival OF the Cars |!llch
wi roEvey visitors to the Hotel, free OF charge Per
Cons wishing to be conveyed ether parts OF lie town.
viii pav a reasonable compensation.
saddle and Harness Horses Carriages, Burgie1, and
carcrI Drivers always ready for die accommodation
al VISITORS GEO. ". SAPPlNGTON,
I.I, IE7n Proprietor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
Poll Evil.
Country Gentleman.
Albany, Oregon Territory.

For tho benefit of those who have or may
hereafter have horses that have poll evil or
fstuIa, would Say, don't sell the animal for
triAe, or give him away; but euro him
sound and WE'LL care not how long it has
been running, it can be cured with one dime :;
yes, one dimes worth muriatic acid will cure
the worst case of old poll evil. First wash
The sore we'll with strong soap suds, then drop
eight or ten drops Of the acid in it twice a
day, until it has the appearance of a fresh
wound, after which, it Should be washed
clean with .suds made from CASTLE soap, and
left to heal, which it will quickly do, if tho
acid has beer used long enough; but if it
does not get we'll apply the acid again until
It does cure, for it is sure remedy and will
not fail if it is applied until the diseased flesh
is all burnt out
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
Founder in Horses.

send you receipt for founder in horses,
which 1 have never seen in print. l have
used and recommended it for fifteen years,
and so far as my experience goes, it is a Surc
and speedy remedy. Take tablespoonful of
pmlverized alum, pull the horses tongue out
of his mouth as far as possible, and throw the
alum down his throat; let go of his tongue
and hold up his head until he swallows; in
six hours time mo matter how bad the foun-
der) he will be fit for moderate service.
have seen this remedy tested so often with
perfect success, that I would not make five
dollars difference in horse foundered, (f done
recently than one that was not
Z. l.. PERHAM.
Country Gentleman.
Albany, Oregon Territory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

-. Young men should bear in mind that
coat tails, cigars, profanity, tall shirt collars,
and bluster, do not make men. Young wo-
men should also remember that feathers, furs,
dress, sofa-iolling, scandal-making, wearing
kids, talking nonsense, and street guiding, do
not make the true woman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

70 taEesfeet on and after TIC Isl Of lfay, 1864
,,a p9r marriage announcements, 30 charge win be
Obituary notices not excccdi,o,:s;, limos ~, ).
inseT!e9 gratis. The excess above! that number 81
ttes VIII 4e charged according I'd the advertising
ti; oil respect will be charged at advor
.,aI designed tpromote thcpor
general interest, will be charged f5f Mt tl,, g
acter viii mot be inserted sS--0 ia
by Newspaper agents
s9e q the usual advertising rates sAnd
s5 e g bsi he cash rs s4iti6dleat dtt5l,ctl
sent shall Be ehals gel Tor at the iisl6f
y ard = bishop noti;4sS's
aleh liFet s4Iihnfs WI Il hc StiI &
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
REPR(VITIE HOgEL

F7F subscriber having leased the abUvG well known
/ Motel, in Bcrryvillc, Clarke county, begs Leave
to inform the travelling public that be j. now ready
to receive c7cas. Re is also prepared to acComnlo
d. ia 70. riders, either by the day week, monitor year
IIT$ Table viii always be Furnished with AL the
varieties which the season and market Will afford; ;
hi Der Nth the choicest liquors, and his Stable WITH
the best hay, grain, and os;icr.
- nc intends tcmake thisnis pernan ent resitcncc
he will rpsrc pains n eEdsavoring 10 rerder these
who give him their custom, both comfortable and hap
~ He fsttcrs himself rom his long acquaintance
g business and the manners of the world that be
can please the most fastidou5 Hischargss will be NJ
moderate, the expenses of any good pubic orIFe IN
this of country wiA justify. He, therefore, in
vitra all to extend 10 him share % their custom
BcrryyiIle, Anil :, 1853. WI. r. TNOIipSOE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

-. Amt you afraid you'll break whilo
falling SOY said chap in The pit of circus
to clown. Why sol asked the clown
Because your are tumbler,' replied the wag.
The clown tainted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
HNyFLINs' HOTEL,
Corner Of queen and RuTk streets,

IT1F4E urder-ire bcrz leave respectfully 70 inform
tie cayrlr,lJif.ij ard travelling public that he has
taken the Note! formerly known as the :. Berkeley
rnTstion: /, ia nov, believed to be ia every respect
adapted to The Of the :Tayele: aud sojourncr
4 lsrge ezd con1ruotio,ls STABLE is attached to
,ho rrr,S;scr The lIsuries Of the TABLE viii be
srs SEED by rCac and the BAR Is AT all times supplied
Eb choice selection Of superior wines and liquors.
SSr &c IA zen to and freIn the Depot free OF charge,
and ia rad weather Carriage Will run to the pcpo!
Tor I've accommodation of travellers without any add
lionsI expense. ,.-,-
Pra-rict0r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

..7.,.,S dandy in broadway a few mornings
ago, accosted the old bsllnan as following =
You take all sorts of trash in your carl, don't
youP Yes, jump in.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
wN. KSABE- HESRT G kEEG5.-- Ed bEI'7'
-55Fsss--l FIRST PREMIUM
yzS-c=SsTFs,.l CRANE AND SQUARE
] ] Z ] . PIAi,150G1F"RrEs'
Nos. 4, 6, 5 and 9 EUTAW STREET,

Nos. 4, 6, and 20 TIE SII'E-tI
Opposite the Eutaw Housed
ticuIary those in want of superior +
at moderate price, the extensive assortment con
staDtlv on hand at their Ware Rooms. Our csst-
bshTnent IS the most extensive South NUMB r
ing over One Hundred Workrneu, with = weil-setcci-
ed stool! OF seasoned materials, from which We arc
manufacturing PIANO. ORTES, combining the
most valuable improvements known.
Our Iron Frame Pi"uo Fprtcs, ioF which We nave
received FIRST PREMIUMS for three successive
years. (froIn the Maryland Institutc over chose "i
Northern make, particularly worthy OF t,ntI''
being so arrau Ged to secure great additional
strength without affecting the T0SE for which Our
Instruments have been SO highly recommended By
the best Professors and Am0teuCs throughout tie
country. -. III, ~
Instrument sold by US Of our make w4th PriNlfsc %
SALE if rot perfectly satisfactory. - ~ .
CARHAET * NEEDHkNi'S PATEST MaL"-
DEONS constantly on hand, Gan article We can 'c'
Commcld) TUNING attended 10.
Baltimore, October 10, l55i-ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

FRErTY. GoOD.-A1 exquisite compliment was
Paid the other evening 10 lady IN our presence
She had just swallowed petite girss Of wine as a
gentleman ihSthe company asked for taste-sIti is
an gone said she laughingly, unless you take
come Of IL from my lipsD u should be most baipys
be replied, but never take sugar i0iM ~ lgiie5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
.-II-lLINe aIlI Zen aultship.


pRui1TTvE
Now, fesa5; iSe heart that's bold,
bosom free from care
And five only can agree,
AS love you SO you love me-
Well make happy pair.
There's nerve enough in this strong arm,
May fate ne'er make it less,
Now am thine, will you he mine,
Come Peggy answer, Yes"
I" rvecot and barn aad cattle fair,
A pew at church beside,
And should LIES journey prove full rough,
This leathern purse will hold enough,
Whatever may betide,
have nag, your own, M Peg,
Wheneer you ride to mill
Since am thine, you>wiil he mine
Conc, Peggy, say you will"
We'll, Reuben, since your love il mine,
And you nre strong and bold,
What could maiden better do,
Than give her heart at once to you,
With all its love untold
The spinning wheel I've piled with care,
And tasked the busy loom,
And piles of white, though homcspun cloth
Adorn the old north room.
And, Reuben you must not forget
While mcrrily rings the bell,
IT'S God, up in heavens above
The God, our honest parents love,
That doeth all things well;
And while his blessing seals my vow.
] solemnly confess,
Since thou art mine, viii be thine,
And freely answer, Yea
MODERN.
"Exquisite Angelina May,
Eefulgcnt queen of night,
Permit thy victim here to knccl,
And from thine eyes of azure steal
One ray OF blessed light;
o. say shall sweet connubial bliss,
Angel of life, be ours?
And shall we dwell, like turtle doves,
In Cubd's fairy bowers
Yet does thy proud papa look stern,
And call me brainlcss fool
lie dreams not that ladder. love,
Suspended from the room above
Could brave parental rule.
Then, grant me, Angelina, dear,
The bliss for which sigh,
Nor leave thy trembling victim here
To pine, TO sink, TO die"
40, George Augustus Fitz Green Brown,
Your title admire,
For this brave the daily frowu,
And seek the bitter hate to drown,
Of my indignant sire:
For this NOPE, refuse to eat,
And faint full twice n day,
That pa may hear the neighbors cry,
Poor Angelina May
''Yet all do is done in vain,
The salts arc wasted quite.
And thus in dread SuspenCc / sit,
And rack my brain and tax my wit,
From early morn til! night
But now I'm all your own, my love,
My George Augustus Brown
Yet be little careful when
You take the ladder down.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

oBEY1So ORDERs.-' Edward said his
mother to boy of eight, who was trundling
his hoop in the front yard, Edward, you must
not 60 out of that gate into the street.
No, ma, l WON'T was the reply.
A few minutes afterwards his mother had
occasion to 60 to the window. To her sur
prise she saw Edward in the street, engaged in
the edifying employment of manufacturing
dirt pies
Didn't tell you,' said she angrily, not to
go through the gate
Well 1 didn't MOTHER WAS the very salts
factory reply. I climbed over the fence p
-. DO you think asked Mrs. Pepper,
rather sharply, that little temper is bad
thing in woman g
Certainly not, ma'am,' replied the gallant
philosopher; sit is so good a thing that she
ought never to lose it
Mrs. P. did not consider that this view of
the subject exactly met her case, but she took
the philosophers arm, and went down to sup
per with him quite graciously.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
= At THE R4iILROdD DEP OF,
"a ? ~ Y ir0iDia.

The gubscribcr Respectfully bcrs leave to inform
tho travelling public that this Hotel 10 renovated
and improved Tor better and enlarged accoinInoda-
ton for traveller during summer With the late i'm
progrncnts and determined perseverance,, \" effort
or outlay shall be wanting TO render this Hotc in
every rcspect 20 the Invalid to comforts and nc
COMMUNICATIONS. equal to any Hotel IN the Valley The
TABLE shall be furnished with the best rom this and
Baltimore THnrhct5. DINNER always ready on tie
arrival Of the Baltimore daily cars. and ample TINE
given for passengers dine here, before the care leave
for Winchester o. Baltimore PsssCnC RS siuppinu
hero to view cur bold rDIusntiC moUntaiI gcCncrV
may rest assured they will be well cared for daring
their stay, cal lis most respectfully solicited, to
enable the travelling public to JUG Tor themselves.
". CARRELL.
LL-r-c-z-E crrE. .IL1lz L lElt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

ToAsT;The following toast was given at Bid.
e ord on the Fourth OF JulF.-IHe Cley9E- M
honor . the Who follows his lfdsieriig
siee1l q his
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

COUNT DAYS.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
ScucnM Observation-Disclosures Circuit.
RICHARD PARKER, JUDGE.
Frederick. june 10, November IS.
Clarke. May ~, bcLobcF -.
Hampshire. 10, SrpterI L"r 10.
Berkcley ...........'ASPrL q - scPtsnl5t''r q.
Morgan. Inlay o. cs'" :"
Jefferson. Is, October 49,
Serenlh Di.irict-Four',fnb Circuit.
KINNEY, JUDGE.
Warren. March 30, hug:lzr 30.
Shenandoah ............hPri' /, Scptcm:b~r4 1.
Paec...................h PriI II, September II.
Hardy. .................APri i 81 ScPtcInIer2i.
Rockingham. ........,.. MAY Is. October 10.
MONTHLY COURTS.
FrcdCrCl:-lIOud1y before tho lst TUESDAY.
Hardy-EfOnday before tho Ist Tuesday.
BcrtcIcy-ScconG Monday.
.Iclcrson-Ihird Monday.
Clarkc-2d Monday in Juno and 4th Monday IN
henandoal-7Iouday before ID Tuesday.
Narrcn-ThirI Monday.
Nor run-Fourth Monday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
STATE OFFICERS.

SLATE OFFICERS.
GOrGnor-JOSEPH JOHNSON.
lieutenant G0UernOr-SHELToS F. LEAKE.
44HornGy Ge'erat-WlLLIs p. BooocK,
AdJntunt Ge'leral-WILLrAa Il. RIcHARDsoS.
assistant CICrk--P. F. HowAHD.
Copyins CleTk-WuLlAM II. RIcHARDsoS, u
auditor Of Public 4iecounts-G. w. CLUTTER.
Second 4imditOr-JAMEs L. JAUKscS.
IreaStne,-J. b. SrovALL.
Register Of the Land Ones. II. PARKER.
LibTGriar:-GEoRGE w. NIuSTORp.
Superintendent Of the Pe1itcnfiarV-C s. NIor1A.S
GEM xIg'tOr NorekSener Of Psnirh-.J. c. Sports.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
q. 8. OFFICERS.
PresiHeI9I,
FRA KILN FIERCE.
PTesiGept of The SSftdfF,
D a NID Z a Il c, HI S d n


Secretary of SIGtc-WM. J. Nancy, of New York.
Secretary Of IfeGs,vg--JA MES GuTIrRIE, of Ky.
Secretary Of NGuy---JAMEs Z. DonnIN, of n. e.
Sccretarg Of EPCr-JEFFERsoS DAVIS, of Mississippi
Secretary Of Interior-RoBr. NTcCEELLANp OF Mich.
Postmaster GeneraI-JAMEc CANrEELL, OF Pa
attorney GeneraI-CALEB CusI:SG. of Massachusetts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

enerqe which, negef Iea5e tba etg 1yliicis
ihse
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

La W "a newspapers
l. Subscribers who do not ye express notice to tho
contrary are considered wishing to continueth
subscriptions.
.: lfsubscribers order the discoatnuancc of their
periodicals the publisher may continue to send them
until ali isrrearagcs are paid.
II s17scriers neglect refuse to take their pc
rlodicais tom the Offices to which they are directed
they arc 'cld responsible till they bc settled the bill
and ordered them discontinued
4. II sugscribers remove 60 other places withous in
orhn the publishers, and the paPersare sent to the
sO.HeT direction, they are held FesTppnsible.
o. the Courts have decided that refusing 10 IN Ike
perlodtoHls from the office, regnosing and leaving,
S 9noitiled for, IS Dria facts evidence of inteHZ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

DLD 20; pp,Dv
No.I3 LIGHT STREET.
Hos fitted up, in superior style, a RESTAURANT at
the ADORE locality and furuiIed ii with NIL the set
Cut"rns - Off first caas establishment Good WINES,
good LIQ UOES, first rate CIGARS, the best EtfA
BLES the markets afford, with the most competent
and clearly COOKS 10 prepare them for the table,
.,1CCih"r with civil and attentive WATERS, may at
ali timcs be found at Old nc
Baltimore, Juno 81, ls5l.-tf
TEALIITOFYN S,EOHE AND DEPOT.
FENItE subscriber having taken she STORE AND
L DEPOT, Mt Hailtown, and Just opened full
and complete assortment of new DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES, would respectfully invite the attention
oF his friends and the public generally, To that branch
Of his business, and he ia determined OF to b
beaten, either in the kind, quality price OF goods
by any other Country Store in the County, and to
leave nothing undonc that can be done TO render full
satisfaction to the people, he hopes to meet with
that liberal CrCpuT1 gCuIcut1nd upport in the Store,
that lie has received in the Milling business, during
the uaat year. have been very careful in selecting
FOR The irdioJ nice stock of Dress Goods, Of the
rtCr style, and hope to have call from them: also
for the gentlemen, everything in The way a. Dress
and indeed, everything tina: IS rc:ere!ly kept in
we'll furnished Country Store, bc had here on the
most liberal terms.
am also having ttc rcPoS putin ordor for rccci"-
ing and forwarding Grain and all kinds of Country
Produce, that the Farmers in This community VAL
find i to their interest to make this, the point at
which 20 dispose of their produce either by sale or
GEO W. FOX.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28

MARBLE NShhS.
7 nTCDTR MOTT s. SON,
Would inform their Virginia customers and the
public generally that they continue to manufacture
: NIO%UMESTS, TGAiES. --..
HEAD AND FOOT STONES,
SCROLLS Sc,
NANTES, TILES. and 10 USEU- DIRK generally.
Tonlbs enclosed in the most handsome style.
!, Il work sold at cty prices st'a '"Ii'er 1T our
risk and CxuCnac " ur dune IN thr best style BY
worlslncn not SURPASSED in any city in the Uni"n-
Drawings Of Monuments, ioa,b', D"94 Sii@n,,55'
Scrolls &c, be seen at The shop OF Mr.. tIi--'
jefferson county, Virginia. who IS our authorized.
Agent. -,
Orders than IFlllF received 2ri promptly attcuTcd
to- -.sz=s.-~.s:.4a~>s RI November :. l95l-iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
4yaleat 3arIirIna.
WE WOULD NOT GIVE A DOLLAR
ron All, THE TIgCTURE HAMPTON
EIER MAD&.

yT7TT-s smoke a wise and good man, but mark the
changed Lot the afflicted hear him, and then
decide whether to suffer or be made whole. e
T1rojrsziaIrai men. with ruined health, hear
Rev. JAMES w HUSSIcUrT, the talented and IN
dependent editor OF that hig9ly P9puntr ana
81 Va in his editorial Of the 18th of
Siay, 1880, thus speaks OF HAaPToS'S NEGE'-H-
81 S5r1s time . 20 We merely alluded to Hampton
Vegetable Tincture, with promise OF aoClag nor
particularly the great reilei We nave "orSe ..
to scdcntary habits, We became quite anu
were very much troubled with vertigo. OF lIiYEc
than twelve years after Leaving college, We were Ia
iis under these Two Affections. IN tue spring Of
Is:9 our general health became 50 delicate that 1t
was with great difficulty 1Ould attend to the orl
nary dulles OF our profession. ETety ai'is We ne
Immediately turned acid, digestive organs De
wholly deranged; losing as IT seemed 10 s' 1
their activity and vitality We were c"hS'Antiy &c
pressed in spirit, CUR energy almost tor5aoS u.s. ana
nothing but necessity urged us on TO action
We had taken strong medicines, observed S[cZlt
p1rtiCula-i tT in our diet, and ali to no purpose VIC
had despaired of ever recovering our health M9en
female friend of imPortuned Us to get pottts
of HampoIi's Vegetable Tincture, assuring us that
we would find great relief from its use re oEIsily
rcplic zee 1So,!5 not GRE Gol!oT for al the 4t-e
tu!r Hampton. err mode far oEn indy
health was concerned We had no faith IN It. FOR
any other medicine in eTecsnga cure ca US IN the
kindness Of her heart however, without consulting
rs to accept of i, she sent ard got one bottle and
urged US 10 accept II, and for her se, it could
possibly niure to 1se it according 70 direction
For the high regard had for her and her act OF
kindness, promised 10 10 And without eGag-
gcratiou VIC truly say that before we had used
the ror!Cls OF one bottle we felt like new man
We used cnzecutivcly, from ten to fifteen bottles.
We afraid to give it up fearing old disease
might arm Since then digestive organs have
been r,iforlIv correct our head clear and far rs
our laborg tuils liabilities, responsibilities, and
worldly cares will allow, spirits have been buoy
ant and We eat what we please, and as much Is we
olea4e. and when we please and all IS we'll ! or
the "A Ike of the afflicted we make thisstatcInent hop
ing that others may find the relief from Its use
that we have. Itshould be kept in every family No
family should ever be without HAMPTON'S VEG
ETABLE TINCTURE
LlIUysrs Doctors Bankers, Ministers in all the DEF
partJ,eats of State, Ladies and Gentlemen IN The
hghe: walks Of life, wei "a those moving n the
m6sI humble schercs, speak of the cures them
scIYes and Cricfida By this wonderful artic!e.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
YOTYCE TO PIGsEVqERe,

03aTo save trouble and inconvenience, both to Pas
cngcrs and The ConGuCtors-a reduction of twenty
FIVE cents on the through fare and twelve and a
half cents on the way-fnrc is made to Passengers
WHO TAKE TICKETS.
J. GEO. HEST, P. Agent.