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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
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THE Winter Session of 1857 8 will commence on
teen wesks. full and tSo5ou9h course .ectures
with gtod opportunities for attention. to astssai
Commercial Hospital. The preliminary Gogrec
Lectures will commence Monday, the 2Sthi sep
TENDER, and continue daily until the commandment
The arrangement of the Chairs will be- as iotr
Professor q T: k ss s9s and II F;by.olog5
C. d. LEWIS, NJ. D.,
Professor Of chemmistry and M Z Pharmacy
III. CLEAYELANES-h nj. D.,
Professor of Siatcria Mectfoa and TheraPfutics'i
WM. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
Professor ofMedical Practice and Pathology.
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. d.,
Emeritus Professor of.Ccrebral Physloiogy anu IN
JOHN KING, NJ. D..
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and
Tho terms for the Session will be the same as here
matrisplAtion. $3.50 $3.50 S Tuition, $4,000
Demonstrator's Ticket, $500. ::
every Student is required to engage IN dI2scct
Tickets To- commercfs Hospital (optonqD s 800;
The Lecture Rooms are newly finished, nkat ana
comfortable, andin a central locality lin College
Eall, Walnut strcet,) where students WIFI hnd It
convenient to call on their arrival
Ticktg for the session may be obtalneE OF the
JOHN KING, NJ. D.. Dean. 4
THE COLLEGE 5oURNAL OF DIEDI-
CAL SCIENCE,
A Monthly Magazinc,of - pages, conducted By
Che Faculty of The clcctcCollcge Of MEDICINE, y
Communications for subscriptions, for nPccmcn
numbers, should be directed to
Dr.. C. II CLEAvELAND. Publisher:
June 30, 1881
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August 4, 1857.-6m
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never see person proud of his fine
dress but / think, We'll he has only csst-of
clothes, after all; he has the jacket of the
lamb, and the old great coat of tho sheep;
from head to- foot he is dressed in what the
trees or the animals have used before him
his shoes are made of hides, his stockings of
the cotton shrub, his shirt of the flax plant,
his handkerchief is spun by the caterpillar,
and his gloves are the waistcoat of the angora.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NEsy AND ARR RAs nafTT fSo
BaltiIY Fore for Cumberland, Wheeling andIlI> nrts
OF F Siys s;N The Accommodations TRAIN WI
leave icxcept Sunday at 6,45 A. NJ, connecti ng
with tfain from philadelphia, first train from Wash;
inytoli Cat Junction) stop way stations and
arrivei at Cumberland at P. M.
Secdnd.-The MALI. TRAIN leaves lexceptsuh-
day al $50 A NJ and reaches ,.;,b Wheeling by
lutnbI:s Cincinnati, Dayton, Indianapolis, Louis
viIle leyeland, Toledo, Detroit Chicago, St Louis
SThi al Si,LThe EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at
TIP. NJ, connecting with express trains for Cinnat-
IT, St .ous, Cairo, Chicago and places
The defiance to Cincinnati and other central and
southCfn places in the West is nearly 100 miles
shore than by any other route, and the time ts un
Gs-kAeGAGE CHECKED THROUGH to New
eFk, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and ST.
To- Passengers and Baggage transferred, at all
sTHItoUGH TICKETS WILDE sold toall the cities
in the fyest at tho lowest rates. the Ticket Office,
Carndfn Station, Washington, and at Harpers- Fer
10 Il SECOND ShAss CAR is attaohedst6 the
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
Wfetc te entire by daylight, by taking the Ac
cbmnledation Mail Train, and lying over at Cum
betlsn:Sor Oakland. They resume next next morning
also Ann end reaches hes :, wheeling st2 Pm.
L iThe& AGCoNIMoDATIoNT TRAIN at 6,45 will
stop atsall Stations enst of Cumberland, and the
Express at Stations beyond Piedmont going West.
Eastwardly the Mail Train leaves w Wheeling at7,15
A. NJ, fandI Accommodate leaves Cumberland at
500, TSaching Baltimore at $40 p. NJ.
+ .Fos WASHINGTON AND THE souTH.
Ieats Baltimore for Washington at 4, II and 9,15l
Al NJ tSsand 3 and 5,l5 p. NJ. On Sundays at 4,So.
p NJ. ,Snly.
The krst and fourth trains from Baltimore and
tie secdnd and fourth trains from Washington. will
BID Express Mail Trains, stopping only at Washing
ton Junction and Annapolis junction.
+ rhe g,I5and g. Is trains from Baltimore, and the
$50 and 80 trains from w ashington, connectwith
the ira MS from Annapolis.
For tekets, Information, fare, &c. apply to j. T.
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office, Camden
Stationf or toFs BECKHAnI, Agent at Harper's.
Ferry. ind i. E. RANDALL, Agent at Martins
burg, Va, w. S.sW00DSIDE,
Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
I Feb, II, 1856 q
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hour in day, getting up clubs ofsubaoribes IN ms
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who will undertake the agency priyate circular
premiums, will be sent TO any one who desires IT. on
receipt of stamp to pay return postage Some
agents have earned hundred dollar gold watch in
one week.
Every family should read at least one Newspaper
their Local Papers. which of course cannot, and
should not be dispensed with. But5Sew York be-
ing the great sconmerciai and business centre OF
this tinent; no farmer. mechanics professional
fsS. tfIa
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is our g LEDGER y neutfal In politics, but giving
all the facts, items of news, and thrilling incidents
worth knowing. throug hout the country.
A .TVALUABLE GET.
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No of his her paper of the new AID beautiful
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Europe, and for which we have exclusive
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and is the only pencil made tnat viii write with
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o. s. OFFICERS.
President,
MES Blu CHA n AN.
Yice- PKeaident.-

U. s. OFFICERS. /
JAMES BUCHANAN.
VIce- President.
JOHN c. BRECKINRID GE. i
PRESIDENTS CABINET,
Secretary of Stdte-LEwIs CAss, of Michigan
s;eeretary Of NaUy-isA Ac ToUcnY, efConnecticut
SscretarS Of JVar,JoHN FLoYD, of Virginia.
Po.tmnstxG G.nsrGl-AAnoE v RRows ofrenn.
Attorney GensrGL-J1sREa1IAfrS 8. Black, of Penn. I
STATE OFFICERS. /
Gouenor-HENRY A. WISE.
LietkennDt CSopernor-ELIsHA w. MCCoMAs.
Attorney GeneraL-JoHN RANDOLPH TUCKER.
Adjutant Generat-W1LLIAM II. RJcHARDsoN.
Assistant CLerk-P. f. Howard
Copving CIerk-wILLfAN q. RIcuARDsoN, Jr.
4.lfil6r Of Public 4ccotn sc. ". CLUTTER.
Second xiuditoT-JAMEs L. JACKSON.
TTensurEr-J. s. CALVERT
Register Of The Land o6cs-s. IL PARKER
LiJrarian-GEoRoE w; MUHroRD.
Superintendent Of The Pe':ttcntsdry-C; ::
Gcm'I Agt or Storekeeper Of Pcni'ry-J. C.MoReAH
COURT DAYS.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
SepenM District 7htrteeHtt Circuit
RICHARD PARKER, JrDoE.
Frederick ............. June IS, November IT,.
Clarke. May IL, October H.
~ w s sePtemBBeF r.
Morran. May 6, October 6.
Jefferson. ........ May, ~ OctoDeF GV-
DISTRICT COURT.
COMPOSED of the Culpeper, A lbcmarle, Rockingham
and Frederick Districts-sits annually in yvinchcs
terqn the 18th day of Dccember.l
(GREEN B. sA stUELs, Courtof Appeals.
RICHARD II. FIELD,
Judgcs-2 LUCAS p. THOMSON Circuit C5urts
RICHARD PARKER,
JOHN KINNEY, J
SeuenM District fourteenth Circuit:
JOHN KINNEY, JUDGE.
warren. March 81, August3U.
Shenandoah ............ April 8, septembet 4;
Page. April II, Septcmb"r II.
Hardy. April q, September 81.
Rockingham. ...........May Is. October Ia
MONTHLY COURTS.
Frcderick-Monday before the Iat Tuesday.
Hardy-N1onday before the LIST Tuesday.
Rerkeley-Second Monday.
Jeffcrson-Third Monday.
Clarkc-!2d Monday in June and 4th MorTday In
0'si HrenaU% 1ssi before Cd Tuesday.
warrcn-Third~ Monday.
Morgan--Fourth Monday
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ouARrEnLY CoURTs.

QUARTERLY COURTS.
Freder1cl-Nfonday before LIST Tuesday in March,
June, August and November.
BerkcIcS-2d Monday in March, June. August and
November,
Jcfferson-3d Monday IN march, june HuS:u
NC ClarEe.-4th Monday in February, May, July. and
0f MoTgan-4th Monday in March. June. August and
November. To- tur,.+
Ioudorng2d Monday in March. June, Aug'stand
FaaguieF-4th Monday in March, May. August
Hardyl-Monday- before LIST Tuesday in March,
June August and November
Warrcn:-3d Monday in Marc May Augfst ana
ShenandSah- Monday before I'd Tucsdayin MARCH
une, August and November.
cI,SssIPIcATIoN OF MAgIsTRArEsf
BsAxTor DAvEHronr, Presiding Justice
First Class-AUGUST TERM, 1885,
eeeseE e h little, 5 5essp5 aEsishnns
Second NOVEMBER TERM. is6Y.
S:,h Andrew KcnncdYt
2Tmn : R,sssil. NVillinm B. Morrion.
.Third Class-HaARCn TERM. 1857.
I.o,.r o.burn. William F. AlexaYder.
Fourth class--IUNE TERN, 1851.
chs55e; E + Isyi,: 40 1olS hss si
FiTh Class-AUG UsT TERM, 1857.
WiiIi ss,R RaEtf F HsP' ias
1obnI &C. IGranthsnn. E,fmun.t Chamber,
Moses w. Burr, James Logic.
seventh Glass MAR GH TERM. 1854
n w Ravlorx Samuel RitIenour,i
Israel Russell, lac. Hcskltt.
Eighth cIass-JUNE TERM, 1858.
John f. Hamtramok, Join w, GranthaEn:
Thomas w. Shriyers #,tt,
And again in the same succcAsfons the LIST diasst
Commence again August Term. 1858; a.
The monthly terms, to be held as follows. Ssptem-
Der torn by the sth class osto6sr term by She 9Th
class; December term by the 9th class; J5nnhry
form Nv The 9Th class; February term by She Ath
eIass; April term by the Sd class May term Ey tho
sd-olssss and July term by the Let class a IL
The presiding Justice 10 attend each andtcyery
| term Of tho Court, asrequired by law
August Sos1s6S. IT. "A. MOORE, cEsrk:
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SUNIyE E1fBRoUATIoN
! M ElS9HANTS celebrated Gar Cling Oil. I'm
iIhA pStalleled In the history OF medicine, as the
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BELLER CooKE.
" F1S HTS FRANfsIANI.
8AiFESSRS. BELIsER & COOKE, beg leave 10 in
fpiJn the La dies that they have Just feeefFeda
apply 81 his fashionable perfume ISL
TS For THE TiANTK En-
III GRIEF .I1b Celsbts ted Extracfs lind
or sale ~ BELLER 8 COOKE
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80. Sonny, do you love me any, asked
moustached dandy Of an unsophisticsted ur-
chin.
oh, don't / though
what for?'
'Cause you always brings me some candy
when you come to see sissy Jane. Give me
some more
Aud what does Jepe like me for T
oh, cause you take her TO the theatre and
gives her SO many nice things. She says as
long as you is fool enough tofetch her shawls
and bonnets she won't sack you no how now
give me some more candy
j ane was angling for a new beau the next
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12

VERY Toucn1NG.- is touching de-
,cription of moonlight scene:
AFTER uhirling some time in the elastic
mazes Of = waltz, Cornelia and myself stepped
out unobserv.d on The balcony, to enjoy few
of those moments SO precious to lovers. 1t
was glorious nigbt-the air was cool and
refreshing As gaxed ON the beautiful being
at my side, thought never saw her look so
lovely; tho full moon cast its rays over her
whole person, giving her most angelic "P.
pearance, and imparting to her curls still
more golden hue. One of her soft hands
rested in mine, and ever and anon met my ar
dent gaze with one of her pure, confiding
looks. Suddenly change came over her
soft features, her full, red lips trembled with
suppressed emotion, a tesrdrop rested on her
long, dropping lashes, the muscles around her
faultless mouth became convulsed, abe gssped
for breath, and snatched her hand from the
warm pressure OF my own, she tufued sudden
ly away, and-ISneezed."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
Rich and Poor Converts.

Old Billy Chad attended great revival
and in common with many others, he was "cOnver
ted" and baptized. Not many weeks Afterwards,
enc of his neighbors met him coming home from the
court ground with considerable of brick in his
hat.
4Hello, Uuoie Binyi" said his friend, III thought
you had joined the church 2"
$50 did" answered Uncle Billy, making des-
perate effort to stand still, land SO did, Jeemes
an would bin good Baptist, if they hadn't a
treated me so eyerlastiu meau at the water. Didn't
ye hear all about it, Jeemes?"
"Never did"
"Then mi tell ye boutit. Ye see when we came
to the ba'tizin place thar an old Jenks the
rich old squire, was to be Dipped at the time
Well the minister Tux the squire in fust, butIdidn,t
mind that much, as thought it would be just as
good when cum. So he led him in, an after dip
pin him under, he raised him up mighty keerful,
an wiped his face an. led him out. Then cum my
turn, an, instead Oflifttn me out like he did the
squire he left me crnwlin about like mud turtle,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
DEIT

HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,
"A BENEvoLENT INsTFTUrIoH, EsTABLIsHED ~
cIAL ESDowMEST FoR RELIEF OF THA sc
AkD EPtDEMIc DISEASES. .b
TTHO all persons afflicted with Sexual T.
q i as SPERMAToRRHEA, seminal s ~ EFT
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA, u
SYPHILIS, the Vice of oNANISAl, or sENf
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view ' s :, al
awful destruction of human life, caused " -" nm.
diseases, and the receptions pTactised upon s.T.
fortunate victims of such diseases by qua ,eop
eral years ago directed their Consulting sur 10
as CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF thelL nHt,s 81
open a DfspenFary for the treatment OF tn .TnicAL
diseases in all their forms, and TO give I;th
ADVICEGRATIS TO all who apply by Iel Is,,ti
a description Of their condition Gage, - CaysrtT,
habits of life &c, and In cases OF extreSi
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE Ot Ghaaannrnsnds
1t Is needless to add that the Association furnish
4hf hiShest Medical skill of the ngej and VIII
the most approved modern treatment feel -
The Directors, on review q the PSHi5.a,.S,1lent
sured that their labors This sphere o. ts;ted es-
effort have been Of great benefit to the ann 10 de-
pectaliy to the young, and they have ~; ervinn-
vote themselves, vi III renewed zeai' 70 sA4S
portant bat much desptsed cause, . Ienort on
Just published by the Association Lr;ce Of
ssnera or Seminal W eakness, tne ntbsr
Otlanis4a Naturalization or Self5A 'fSrsnlting
I)iseases Of the Sexual Organs, by Ene ~ sesIed
es,,roenn which will be sent by matt IN ~ re-
letter eiiyeInpel FREE OF CHAkSE, 49,. ~
CENT az two stsl IIitas for posta f,,s,,ltine
Address Dr. GEO. r. GALLUP, ~ ..,ste NINTH
Surgeons Howard 6. - ~ directors.
Street, Philadelph Pa SF1 asT q
g AIRs!IIIL . sec - Presldsnas
{ August 90 1885. 81
Nrs
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Aug 25-2m AND BELLER h COOKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12

lfs daily working cnres aInostt1 greatto believe.
It cures if by magic, epeH the a,f sFuInS 6se
he, and seldom more til onet on ulred 70
Gure any kind of Ifyemomp Ia Oh boee eWor5t
tandSce or Dyspepsiat common .tcadat, all OF
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-12
OF all disease, the great first cause
Springs from neglect of Natures laws
SUFFER NOT.

November 3, 1sb7.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-07

NuRDER.-We learn that the overseer Of
Mr.. Holly, a planter on the Bayou Macon in
Carroll parish, was murdered few days since.
Four negroes were concerned in it. He CON-
ing into the field where they were at work,
early in the morning, they attacked and over
powered, and then took him to creek and
drowned him, hiding his body among logs
They then went to work again, but at Dime,
time, they took the body from the creek
made large brush heap, and putting the
body in it set it on fire. His absence from
breakfast and dinner exciting suspicious o.
foul play, Mrs. Holly, Cher husband being
away from home) sent for some Of the neigh
bors, who soon traced out the murder-the
four negroes confessing their guilt, and tell
ing all the particulars Of the transaction
They are in prison. On reaching the pyre
nothing but ashes and the chared bones o
the unfortunate man remained.-Fraakli,
Sun 26h alt.