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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
Gov. walker on Kansas Affairs.


A complimentary dinner was given TO Governor
Walker by number of his personal friends at the
Aston House, New York, on Tuesday evening last
The, governor made speech in reply 10 n cOmpli-
neutary toast, in which, among other things, he
said : sl
$50 far as the utmost exercise Of his official pow
srs and his personal influence would go to secur
that result, Governor Walker said he was deter
tuniy for full, ire and soleun expression Of their
will upon the adoption of any comsIit iUn that
might Ire framed, after fair and sIismc DRY census
OF all The bona 1de inhabitants who might he in the
Territory al tie Time. He consider ed this due to
them. 1t part of their Inherent and inalienahIe
sovereignty. md he should consider il. not only n
point of law AID of official duty officer of the
Territory, but a point of honor n and gen.
tleman, to do everything in his power to secure 10
them the full! fair and undisputed exercise of the
fundamental right. ''' Cd
"This b believed TO he the great point essential
to the peace and welfare OF Kansas. If the people
could have such vOte all diSSensous would lie
settled. And he REGARDED all The past differences
the contests ahOTt the legislature about the Tone
ka constitution al out the eeIss aud register of vo
ters-As preliminary qneS'o 81 iInpDriani, undoubt-
e ~, but deriving most of their consequence from
their relation to this great and paramount qu stnn
The riphr of the people of Kansas 10 decide for
themselves upon the constitution " hiclI NAV be- OF
tere for their Adoption. If this could he properly
aud satisfactorily adjusted all the difficulties which
cmharrasS the settlement OF the Territory would
disappear" 900. a" "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
1M3RRIFn.

ON :tIleuIath ainst45 by Rev. a. Essiok. -.
eRENDREE BOYDs of BaltimOre,r to Mis- n m Me-
De BAKER. dap 5htef Jacob B ker of w
At the Methodist Church in Huntsville NJ.
the rnorninSf rne 30ell % by Rev Mr. NJ
tsEfS Essisk E4 oE q m
DAUGHTER Of tlp hte VIM Cleveland, formeTlv,
. In Freaerf6l Md ON the 18th inst be- P..
Diehl, Mr.. GEORGE H ANDERSON, 10 ~, ~
CAROLINE v. NfO0RE, both of RIartinshnrp,'. MIA
On the 9th inst, by Rev. VIM. Kopb,, Mr. ms
RH5 H0GEs of Alexandra to Mics SUSA N SEi.SSAs:
of Martinshurg. r,-.'.l. - 20 Ee"- lNA
On the 2Ettrof February, atrthe residence ., Il,
brides father, in IlIinois, by Rev. tJuhn Buncb
Nc. GEORGE W. CIR 4HAM, of H. and NJ
{EILEE LOUISA s. SHUTE,r daughter of Pits bii;.
Shut, and grand. daughter o, Thomas Hessa
ESQ., of Snepherdstown. ,S.,4as,.l --~-'sy'
On Wednesday, the 18th inst at 81, mstb.v..
Church, in Washing tonsby the Rev. J. B. DSnei.s
b. FRANK GALLAHER[ Pursers United S,sta
Navy, to Miss ELIZA. A. BUCKNEr 7seosSj
daughter of the late Richard Bernard BuckncSru =
Fauquier county, Va. "-i Ct - ~ =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
8 p 4. canvas, .sIlonil view. tilfs

ments in the present canvass, should view this
subject in its true, practical light, and form a
gust conception o6its, utter hollowpess. and dea
fusion, and they eaanot hiil to'rejegt sata
the polls now SO heareat hand, and stamp it
with the seal Of emphatic lcohdemnaion. :
We Sdgsnce these saggestteas, merely for The
purpose Of keeping the true issue in the can
vass before the people, which is likely to be
lost sight of in this district, insthe confusion
arising from the excitement and bitternessSof
feelidg which seems to prevail connected
with the apparent determination on the part of
some .defeats thegnomfnee ofgthe Democratic
patty atiail hazards, 3W'ifhpdr reference TO the
triumph of principles % policy This state Of
things is greatly be regretted, as tits all i'm
portant that every suljtut or measure of pub
lic5polity should be fairly discuSsedy and pre-
sented with as much ability and free as Jos.
sitie, in order that the people saon:d form
. their judgments free from improper bias aud
with uninaametb nassions. III
The canvass is rapidly drawing TO close,
and the democratic party is fully prepared TO
DO its duty tothe fullest extent--thus aiding
another victory to its long list of triumpts in
this district, both over avowed enemies. and
faithless friends, acting the part of judioious
parent towards maynard child; administer
ing punishment to tire refractory and disobe-
dent, and rewariling hin, that is fuirhful and
obedient. To the defeated, whoever he may
be, we would say in spirit of consolation
g s,Oeet are TIE asses of odversity"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

AZ The Presbytery of Winchester a.
s. which recently closed its session at CnI-
pepper Court House, elected Rev. HENRY MAT
TuEws. of Shepherdstown, and Elder Law
RENEE, of Cupeper, commissioners to HE
General Assembly. Rev. DIR. BOYD and Elder
DAWSON are aItvrnates. Rev. JOHN w. Nc
MURRAN has been installed pastor Of the Grove
church, the pulpit of which was made vacant
by the death Of Rev. Mr.. royal. ag.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
ADVANCE IN SUGAR. :,

o.
There has been an advance in the New
Orleans market Of one cent in the; price OF su,
gar, A, circular, from the largest sugar reiae-
ry in the United States, says: .eea
sn Weare sold oft OF all kinds of sugar andsyrup
except a few hundred packages of loaf, pulverized
and coarse puIverized sugar. 1t is uncertain when
we will be'agafG producing and until we can Il me-
definite period we do not accept orders tor future
delivery" 1e .
We learn that ESQ bush sls of the Chinese
sugar cane ave been disu,huted. Ly the Pa.
tent Office this season. 1t is tn"agh' by many
that this cane is destined to he cultivated as
extensively in the United States as Indian
corn, yielding, as it does, at the same time,
sugar for man, and proveuder and grain for
beast - ag .g- g
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

H The White Sulphur Springs property
has been purchased by a company Of gentle
men, for 5000, 900. Il is to be improved on
a magnificent sca&. and male equal TO any Of
the watering places in America. Among the
names of the purchasers notice the names
OF Hon. jeremiah Morton, of CuIpepp"r. Lieut.
Maury, of Washin tton city, Robert c. Stand
ard, of Richmond, J. NJ. Hermd"n, A. r. Phil
lips, and j. w. Slaughter, Of fredericksburg,
Charles NJ. Massey, of Charlottesville, and +.
Z. Dandridge, formerly of this county. 10
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
THE DEMocaAoY OF NEW ENaGANps
The Lontsvills kE1 psnocra.l very trl

The Louisville iSyo Democrat very truly
SAYS: tc,Thore issa el0fioda democracy in
New England, although generally ina minor
ity They iglt through all qlaFber ofisms,
against Tie world, he flesh, and the devil;
SBnt they, never sltrenasr." To which the
New Hampshire Patriot adds: '..The dem
ocracy of New>England, althungl, now under
aa.cloudaof riiiggersrn, are bonnt 10 shine yet.
They have been defeated on account Of their
psrsstent aahersade to Ythe idea thatk white
man is superior TO negro; but that doctrine is
daily becoming more popular, we believe, and
Its ultimate triumph here III New England
! will occur st3no distant day. 3ss7o .i5
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

Pc. Ey The director of the mint, with the ap
prevail of the Secretary of the Treasury, has
arranged with the Adams Express Company
the cost of the mint, to all points OF the Allan
tic States accessible by railroad and steamboat
and all other places which can be- reached by
means of conveyance not mourning unreasona
bic eXprnse.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
Extensive Railroad opening.
The Baltimore American say

The Baltimore American say: -..
The arrangements for the festivities by which it
is designed to commemorate the opening of the
Ohio and Mississippi; railroad from Cincinnati to
ST.. Louis, nd incidentally also the completion of
the connecting links-ihe Northwestern Virginia
aud the Cincinnati and Marietta roads-in the great
straight line route from Baltimore to ST. Louis are
now in progress aud have aTready heen sufficiently
develop ed to show that the celebration will be one
Of the imposing that tie successive completion
of the great ar'eri lines of our railroad system
has evoked.
The lines of railroad whose opening these
ceremonies will mark, embraces seven hundred miles
of railroad, binding, by new link, the Atlantic
and bringin! W thin days journey two OF the
great centres of Western population and traffic
Cincinnati aud ST. Louis. ,n'i@.'' "
"The eve 4 is one of national importance and the
celebration will bring together an unexatnpled as
spmblaEe of the distinction and enterprise Of the
country, whilst the progress of its ceremonies and
interesting incidents attending, thereuYon will be
earnestly regarded by the people every where.
Amongst the two thousand guests to be inviled
will be The President of the United States and mem
bers of the Cabinet Lord Napier, and others OF the
diplomatic corps, &c. The Eastern portion will
leave Baltimore on the LIST of June zE-- s- .-r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
CoNV1CTED.

-. Brown, who was ind cted in Wash
ingtom County, Nd, for horse stealing and
removed his trial to A!cgany County, Md,
has been tried, convicted and sentenced to
six years and three months in the Penitentiary
1t will he remembered that this Brown sold the
horse to Mr. James a. Adams, of Shrphe's
town, .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
National DemocracH.

The following resolution was adopted by the Ma
tiOnal Democratic Convention held in Baltimore
In 1881, and by the Cincinnati Convention in 1885,
RssOlred, That the proceeds fthe public lands
ought to he sacredly applied to the National OBJ
opposed TO any law tor the distribution of such pro-
ceeds among the States as alike inexpedient in
policy and repuguant othe Constitution"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
NEW PAPER.

We have received the first and number Of
the " Southern Statesman" a daily Democrat
lie Journal just established in Portsmouth,
Va, by William Frances Mclean, ESQ. Thm
Statesman is very neat, we'll printed jour
nal, and already shows evidence of fattrring
advertising patronage. We wish, him success
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
DEATHS.

On Wednesday. The 9Th inst, at :" Foo6land,1;
lin the county of Jefferson, his late residence, WM
II. NORRIS, Esq, in the 3Sth year of his age.
Tine subject of this notice rarely gifted with
traits of. kindness and generosity. fifs Impulse
+ we're all goOd, and the large number of warmly
attached frienits who throngsd his chamber durint
his last illness proved how closely he had draws
them himself The feeling that we shall no nnss
hear the tones of that aoinat and friendly voice
nor experience the cordial outgoingS of that va5
heart. is enc that gIves deepest pain to thtse who
knew him best. Adesolate void las been made frlt
larger sphere of warm friends. But while thu,
musing on our loss, we rejoice to know that bis
pates in that bessedness which is within the vail
WHITTIER the forerunner is entered, even Jesus"
1 Duringa painful sickness of four months he was
ripening for glory. Patience had its perfect work.
3 that his, only desire for life that he might
live wholly for the Lord who bought him. Siinul.
taneousIy almost with fine setting sun he finish.
ed his earthly course, to await a more glorious
rising to an eternal day
Having connected himself many years ago with
the Protestant Episcopal Church, he warmly
attached to its attractive peculiarties. On the day
before his death he enjoyed once more most com.
Portable participation in the precious sacrament Of
the Lords supper. His joy in This act height,
ened by having an. aged and beloved friend to Join
with him for the first time, who through his earnest
entrcatica washed to profess 'hus openly the faith
she had lon cherished in her heart
In few deaths have there been exhibited brighter
marks ,of the child of God. than displayed in
his deep humility his ard MT love for the souls Of
others. and his thankful trust IN Christ even unto
death. sr.-..
May such blissfuI refuge be!
Securely shall my ashes lie,
@ Aud wait the summons from on high"
May rs, 1851. 15..q. P.
In Washington, Wednesday morning last, o
typhoid fever. Mrs VIRGIEiAGA L.LAtIER. viii.
of the late MarcclIus Gallaher, and daughter Of
MIR, Lewis Brooks, of Georgetown, D. c., in the
9th year OF her age.
In Bolivar, on Friday morning, May Sth, OF Ty
phord Fever. MARY ELIZABETH. consort of Bald
win johnson, and daughter of the late John Mar
latt, in the 9th year OF her age. ana
In Leesburg, on Thursday night, 90th of April
1857, Mrs. ANNA GILMORE, wife of Rev. VIM
Gilmore, In the sOtli year of her age 80.
JOY, consort OF George w. Joy, in the 45th yea
of her age. @
In Page county, the LIST inst, JAMES T.
GRAVES, aged IS years and months.
In Berkeley county on Monday night last, MIS-
ELIZABETH ANN 'PILIMY En-, daughter OF III
late John Billmyer, aged II years, IL months al
% days. ~
Near Shepticrdstown, on MONDAY last, Mr.. JOB!
SIGLER, Jr in the 18th year of his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

RE- It has been determined to Offer the
furniture Of the National Hotel tor sale at AN
early day. This. will be the arge~t sale of
the kind for many years in Washington, the
contents Of n. less than four hundred rooms
having to Ire disposed Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

Eg Speaking of the fishing aoout Alexan
dria, the SantineI says some of The upper
landings did good business on Saturday week.
Mr.. -, at Tent landing, a few miles below
Alexandria, took, on single tide yesterday,
8 600 shad, and 10000 TO 10000 herrings.
Mr.. Hunter, at the jackson City landing on"
one tide caught 1900 sh,sd, and 4 800 herrings,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

~. We learn that MryBonham has been
elected to Congress in tho fourth distric',
South Carolina, by a majority of 1000, to
fill The vacancy occasioned by the death: of
Hon. Preston S. Brooks. - ~ -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

q -. From our own observation Csays the Floyd
Citizen) we are induced to believe there will be
something usual crop this season in many
Z fields where morth ago there seemed 10 he no
seed left at ALL the ground is now prety well COW
cred with wheat This is perhaps owing TO the ear
~ winter, this perhaps owing the early winter
the ground not having heat enough in IL eprout
the seed, consequently it didn't commence grow
ing until spring Get in.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

EI- The Alabama Democratic convention
TO nominate a candidate for governor will he
held in Montgomery on the first Monday in
June.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
PohITIoALrNoT

- = slVvINoitEsrER, Nav .
Ma PALafER--Yeu arc authorized To s.tst1
that lhaye determined to occupy in tbiS Sih OuS
sional District the position in switch Sesgrss
" old line" democratic have placed me nlG1 q
I expect To be present at tho several tSS' and la
the Hon. Mr. FAuLKNgR has advertiser - ;
to speak. Very Respectfully, EE staa'sas,
4eosEhe several newspapers in the Distr;.Aas
Pieasecopy- -sss Tvs W. u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

Ew Mr.. IsbaII requests US to say that being
engaged in tie County Canvass,he declines the
nomination for the Office Of Justice OF the
Peace in District MOL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

E9- Rev. Walter B. Macoy, noted Iron
Side Baptist Minister, died in -Fanquier Co.,
Va, few days since, at the advanced age Of
80 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

Ea- The Democrats Of the third Congress.
siona district, of Missouri, have nominated
John b. Clark, to ill the vacancy occasional
by the election of Jas. S. Green to the S, nate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

ER- The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore San, says that Col. Mccullough, of
Texas, has accepted the appointment of Gov
ernor of Utah Territory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
American Guano.

The discovery by American shipm sers of Gu
ano Islands in the Pacific ocean, which have
been taken possession Of under the law of Congress
in the name of the United States, is certainly one
of more interest to the great of farmers man
ufacturers and merchants than if Ell dorado
had been opened, These islands are not cover
with gold DUST Int dust which will cover our wasted
fields with golden grain.
The cost of Peruvian guano has been carried up
the highest point at'ainahe by the agents that
Republic; and the Ministers OF Peru in letter da-
ted washington, May s, 1856" says, "no advan-
tage possibly result 10 American agricultural
lis from any further. hUn or movement on their
part towards obtairiIg a free trade in Peruvian
guhno reduction o. price in their favor" And
when this quesIi, had Leen thus settled and con-
Guided, JervS d Bakers Islands were discovered
TO be cover ed over with gunnO, and provision was
made by the act of August 49, 1885, tor their being
taken possession of by the American Guano Com
pany.
The to he applied to these guano islands is
experience in their use. But it may be interesting
agriculturnliIs especially owners of waste lands
to be told that the Jervs island -uano has been al
ready annlH zed by A. A Hayes, chemist. of Boston
man of great emnence in his procession and his
report is follows: "
The sample presented of the droppngs of fowls,
power. AS left by exposure air 100 F. the mass
dusty.
One hundred parts consist of crenaes and hu-
mates 0faInnni.. oily matter AN eithic acid 1850
PhOsphOriC acid it'll lime forming new lime, .-
bone phosphate Observation-Disclosures. sc 90
SulphateS OF lime nj soda. ............. l496
Magnesih from humates. .................. 22l
Sand. .'.................. 80
ll749
. We see in the above analysis the great superior-
ty American guano has in its great store of phos-
phoric acid. which Lehg says "of all the princ-
pies furnished TO pnnts by the SOIL the phosphates
are the most important; for soil in which the
phosphate are not present is totally incapable CT
producing cereals" -
Now, inasmuch as the American guano contains
of phosphoric acid eightysix parts, while the Peru
Wan has bu twenty-three parts, we confidently be-
lieve tins guano will be in due time one of the
greatest Of a" blessings conferred upon our already
highly favorable land. ..-..-, .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
April 81, 1857.
LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BOTTTs,
OF VIRGINIA

MEssRs5wM. BEERs & Co. Richmond July9.
Gentlemen: Considerations of duty to the af1ie
ted alone prompt me to send you this voluntary
testimonial to the great value of CARRIERS SPAN
ESH MIX CURE, for that almost incurable disease,
Scrofula. r- =.
Without being disposed, o. deeming it necessary,
the astonishing results that have I'ccn produced y
that IN divine, on mcRIbcr of my own family and
under my ObscEVithJn- and superintendence,
after the skill of the best physicians had been ez-
haGsted all the usual retnedies had failed fully
be suffering from that dreadful malsdy
do not mean to that il is adapted to all ccn-
stitutions, that it will afford the same relief in
that---but from what hsve of5the eGects
would not hesitate to it in any and every caseot
ScrOfula, with persona for whom felt interest,"
or over whom could exercise influence or control.
Respectfully yours,
.--.-,----l- - -jNO. NJ. BOTIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
THIS TNvAs1cN OF V1RG1N1A-El Thaver,s Enioron,

The TNvAsIcN OF VIRcIN1A.-Eli Thayers Emigrant
House in New York on the 7iE inst "Mr Eli 7hay-
err subscribed $4,000 the stork, Eli Underw God
$4,000, D. Randolph Martin, $4,000, - Gett,
100000, and other capitalists in all making $780,
600. DIRECTORS were then elected, and The Company
organized. II is understood for certainty that the
principal field OF operations is to be the Old Do
mnon, and that Mr.. Eli Thayer isrto be its chief
agent"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

E8 Hon. Faye'te McMuen, of Virginia,
has been appointed Governor Of Washington
Territory, vice nclerson. declined.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

Mr.. Tucker, having received majority of the
votes represented, declared the nominee for the
Office of Attorney General.
On motion MIR. August the nomination was
made unanimous.
I'm motion OF Mr.. Walker OF Rockingham, it
ordered that cOmmirtee of FIVE be appointed TO i'm
form Mr.. Tucker Of his nomination.
The Chair appointed the following the commit
tee: Messrs. Walker of R"ckingEam REILLY Of
Frederick, August of Richmond City, Heiskell Of
Washington, and Wallace of Madison.
On motion of Mr.. Stoval, it was reso we'd that
thinks be returned the differs ofthe Convention.
and also, to W. P. Bocock, Esq, the late Attorney
General for the fidelity with which he had die
charged his duties
The Convention having satisfactorily completed
its Ork speeches called for, and the large
dience murh entertained by addresses from
MeSsrs. August, Irving ard Berry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
The Removal of Judge Loring,

AboIit:Onism in Massachusetts (sa,s the Boston
Pust3 is in ecstnSies ut the action of senate in
passing tie address for the removal OF Judge Lorin
That dsuuion journal the W orcesrer Spy, says that
the ul' 10 the scratch nobly, and gOries
in the treason. Nothing will satisfy the ultras hu,
bold measnres-ihe action that will bring the State
authorities into collision whit federal authorities
Juige Loings only crime is obedience TO the su-
preme law OF the land sustaining act of Con-
gresS pronounced constitutional 10y the highest tri-
bnnnls our country. For this abolition
kn"w-notling senate voted the address Of removal,
ard this cause abolition journals sustain it.
This support OF law these ruling powers term deg
radariun How LONG will the patriotism of Massa-
chusets allow such proceedings TO disgrace her p
How long will tie intelligence of Massachusetts con-
sent 10 lie represented by such piliiul treason?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

80. The democratic convention OF The first con-
gressoual district of Alabama assembled at Mobile
on the 4th instant, and unanimously nominated Col
James a. Slattworth candidate for Congress TO
represent that district. = ---
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

election IN Michigan the Democrats gained in every
comfy except four. The net gain in the State was
7 ,9643 " 30 'H
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

medicine. and it contains alcohol, especially
adapted to the delicate constitution females suf
fering from any arrangement of the natural func-
tons, weakness irregularity, nervous debility,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19

....M Mr. ". II. Sneed declines being candidate
for Congress in The Knoxville district, Tennessee
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-05-19
Gbe Mackets..
WINCHESTER MARKET.

CoULEY's. Celebrated vcgctahle Bitte5s: q
u safety BELLER-& -GeoAE'
January IT 1887