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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

The statue OF Senator Benton, which
was ordered six years ago by the citizens
of St. Louis, of Miss Harriet Hosmer, ar
rived in that city on the I'd inst 1t is OF
bronze. ten feet high, aud was cast at the
royal foundry in Munich. Its weight is
over 5000 pounds. A letter came with 1t
from the sculptor Gibson, who examined
it in Europe and pronounced it splendid
work. -
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From California.

SAN Francisco, May 1.-THE scarcity
and high price of -four at Boise City, Ida
no, eliminated on tie lst of April IN a
popular outbreak and raid upon the
flour stores. This disturbance was
quelled and the prices of -four reduced.
There is considerable suppl now oil
the way
The capture of JEFF; Davis created a
universal feeling of satisfaction through
out the State.
The people of Sacramento hung Davis
in afinV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
The Gold Market.

NEw YORK, May 1.-THE gold market
shows rather more strength. The con
tinued high rates of exchange produced
an expectation of partial advance III
the premiums, and there is less disposi-
ton to sell The price is not materially
changed from yesterdays quotations,
opening at 81 30, falling to 81 29f and
rising to 81 304
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
The IuIiaua CnnHniIal0I,.

WAsHGNGToN, May l7.-It is und"r
stood that the President yesterday re
spited the sentence of the Indiana con,
spirators, Bowles and Milligan, from
Friday next to the I'd of June, and com
muted that of Hosey to imprisonment for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18
Billiards.

New YORK, May I7.-Fox, of Roches-
ter, claimed the champion cue in the
Billiard match last night, on ground that
Kavanaugh did not appear. Karanaugh's
excuse was illness, but the question goes
before the congress, which was 70 meet
at II A u to-day. = r. .a.7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

h!POKrANI TO FARMEts.--lhe Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue has de
,lIcd that a farmer who manufactures
butter and cheese from the milk pro
tuced from his own farm is not subject
70 license tax. though he manufactures
more than Sl,00o worth per year. Snch
products are logitimately derived from
his business aa a farmer and are ordi'
narH t,,rm prOdncts-
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nitary.

WAsHINGToN, May l7.-J. Foster Jen,
kius having resigned the office of general
Secretary of the United States Sanitary
Commission, John S Blackford, of Bos-
ton. ia his successor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-18

Hon. EDWARD J. RoYE. who will be
remembered as a barber in this place
some twenty years ago has been sp-
pointed chief justice of Liberia, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death by
drowning, of Rev Boston j. Drayton.-
Mr. Roye, in his very early youth, at
tended the school in Newark, Ohio.
taught by the present chiefjustice ofthe
United Statcs-TejTe Hdute Herald
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Movements Of the Stonewall snd limo.
gene,

NEW YORK, May IL key west ad-
vices say that the steamer Columbia,
which arrived there from Havana, re-
ported to our authorities that the pirate
Stonewall was hurriedly receiving men
and ammunition from the Owl aud other
Confederate steamers and blockade run
ners. Captain John NJ. Maffit had as
sumed command of the Stonewall The
L. S. steamer Powhattan went to sea
from Key West on hearing of the Stene-
wallis movements.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 17-9 A. NJ. !
To Major Gen. Dir:
The following communication frsm
Gen. Candy, relating to the Stonewall,
which may be important to shippers at
New York, has been received by this De-
partment We are now within "a hours
of telegraphic communication with New
Orleans.
ISigned. E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of war.
New ORLEANS, La.
May Is, 1864
To Hon. Z. n Stanton, Sec'y Of JVm:
The U. s. Consul at Havana reports
that the rebel ram Stonewall left that
port on the llth inst, ostensibly for Gal
weston. | have warned all commanders
on the coast.
[Signed.l Z: K. CANDY,
Ma or General.
New YORK, May 1.-THE steamer
Nightingale brings Havana dates to the
llth and Key West dates to the 18th
The rebel ram Stonewall arrived at Ha-
vana on the 1lth. 1t was said the gov
erninent would not allow her any facili-
ties for doing damage to our shipping
She would be obliged to leave within "a
hours, and would not be allowed to dis
charge or take aboard any men OF am
munition, and only sufficient coal to
take her to sea, and that ii ths Captain
General had orders to that effect he
would willingly seize her There was
10 report of her having destroyed any
vessels on the way to Havana.
1t was reported that the blockade rum
ming steamer Imogene arrived at Matan-
zas on the 10th, with 1000 bales of cotton
from Galveston, and landed twelve pas
sengers enroute for Europe. The lmo-
gene sailed OH the llth, Ostensibly fol
Nassau Her passengers reached Havana
on the llth 1t was said the consul ap'
peared officially for permission To send
by tug boat notification of the presence
of the Stonewall to Key West, but Gen
De Morena refused the request, the Amer
lean steamer Columbia was then sent.
As she passed the Florida coast signal
fires were seen along for twenty miles.
On the 9TH a steamer appeared off the
Moro. She was signalled and suddenly
under" steam started nortbwardly, dis.
playing the English ensign at the peak,
aud the rebel ensign at the fore. 1t was
thought she was the Imogene.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Co.
lumbia arrived from Havana the 18th.
The pirate Stonewall, it appears, left
Tearitii April lst, and arrived at Bermu
da on the Goth, thence she proceeded to
Nassau, but was unable to so over the
bar She was not saluted at Havana, but
the Spanish General, under pretence of
showing the pirate to his daughters, paid
her visit. Some difficulties were at
tempted to be placed in way of clearing
tho steamer Columbia for Key West, by
our Consul, but Messrs. j. NJ. Moral II
Co. overcome them, and she was allowed
to depart to warn Admiral Strihling at
kav West
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JOHN NJ. BoTTs.-This gentleman en-.
ployed portion of his time during the
war in writing book, which he propo-
ses to publish, entitled "a History OF the
Secession Movement, and its public and
secret advocates. North and South. since
the days OF Calhoun" When Mr.. Bolts
was threwn into prison, jeff. Davis sought
to obtain possession of the manuscript,
but the author refused to surrender 1t
unless Davis would agree TO publish 1t.
The publication he desired because II
would produce revolution within
revolution, in which he could take part.
Davis did not agree to the terms tho
war being over, Bolts proposes to pub
lsh on his own account There Is some
talk of connecting this gentleman with
the restoration movement III Virginia
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S,,r,, Of Gov. vance F-Eoy. Nc GrRth,
of So.th CnPOIinn, Pursued Az
iemp, Of Capt. semnIss iO EscnPc-
Orgnnizaisoa 81 The aovernruent OF
Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-14
Died:

.Suddenly at Winchester, Va Of Croup. on Sa-
turday last, llth inst, CHARLES FREDERICE.
infant sou OF Mr.. John F. AID Emily Jane BLESSING
of this town aged year, months and - DAYS
pair Of twin children whom every body loved. and
IN tfeir sudden. and unexpected separation the re-
,Sret OF tie coI.:mrntty = universal W
,On the 18th of October, l965, Miss ANN ELL
ZABETII; second daughter o: Robert W. Middle
ton, of Wnshington, d. G.; young lady of cxcm-
plary character - conduct much and Justly be-
loved by numerous circle OF friends and acquain>
tances.
In Frederick county, 18th of October, Mrs. MARY
CATHARINEMlLLER, wife Of John T. Miller,
aged 81 years.
ION the 10Th of November, 1862, FQNNiE. aged
years, months and II days. SON OF Dennis Dan
iels, Of this county,
Departed THISTLE October 10, 1862, Mrs ANN
EEBECCA DANIELS, wife of Dennis Daniels. OF
this county, aged 81 years9 months and d days
In this towr, Saturday morning last after "a
Lingering illness. Mr JAMES L. HENSON, in the
N35d year ofhis age.
In Charlestown, on the 9th day of October, Of
DVptheria, BETTE, aged four years, daughter OF
David and Martha Heck.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-14
Married.

On the 81 instant. the residence of the bride 5
mother, by Rev. james Is. Avirett, LOUIS FRED
ERICK MORTIMER BLANC, of New Orleans
Louisiana, aud Miss CLARISSA BARR, OF Wins
chester.
On the 8 Ii INSIGHT, ut the residence of the Off
eiating clergyman, i'll WINCHESTER, by Rev. George
". Anderson, ALGEEEU% W. LOCkEATT and
Miss ANNAE. ANDEKSUN-both OF Frederick
Jk(auntys
l EOn the 9TH instant, by Rev George W. Andcr-
son, JOSEPH NEIL, OF WINCHESTER, and
Miss MARY DORCAS FLOWERS, of friedrich
County.
On the evening of the ID instant, Mt the Kent
Street Presbyterian Church. by Rev Nh Graham,
K. c. NACO=. OF Or;-nge County, and Hiss EMMA
g. RELY, of Winchester.
NSAOn Tuesday morning the 18th instant, Mt Bruce
own, by Rev. w g. EgglestOn, BENJAMIN d.
FLEMING, CT Marion County, W. Va, and Miss
JENNIE Il. MEAiRS. OF friedrich county. 49,
On the 10th ot October, by Rev. J W. :, ole
THOMAS DEARMOAT and Miss-BELL both
of Clarke county.
WILLIAM MARK and Miss LUCEPHA C.. STE
VENS-all OF friedrich county
In Winchester, on the evening of the 9TH inst
by Rev James Holt, JOHN Ii. ALLISON, Esq
TO Miss ANNA REYNOLDS, all OF Martinsburg
In Trinity Church. SAepherd<town. on Tuesday
morning last the TiI inst. by Rev joseph Jones
DIR. CHARLES W. GOLDSGOEOCGH of Fred
erick county, Nd, to Miss IIENRIE TIA EDu0VTA
LEE, second daughter OF Z. l. Lee, ESQ. of Shep-
berjsown.
On the eth inst BY Rev. D. Eberlv, Mr.. JOHN
llILL, OF NIrtnsburg, to Miss MAGGIE NJ
STEW ART, of Baltimore.
Near Harrisonburg, on Tuesday e7saing last. by
Rev; D. c. I ,,: /; Mr. J., CLAY KEEBS, of Win
Vim. Beard ESQ., of Rockingham
On the 2nd inst. by the Pew. VIM D. Hanson.
Mr' WM. PHILLIPS tc Miss HANNAH RYNEAI,
both of Martinsburg.
IN M:-rtinsburg, the Tst inst. hv the J,cv
W.D. Hanson, ". WESTERATUR 10 Miss KATEI
RINGER, both of Marinshmrg.
On the 3lst ult-. by lev. G. W. Hobbs Mr..
all of Berkeley county.
On the 10Th ult., ut Tuscarora Church. bv Rev.
J: W: Tongue, Mr.. THOMAS W. BROOKS. Of
RANEY, of Berkeley county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-14

GO II t ec Il ca e.
RY E' ;. of Decd of Trust, recorded in Deed
SOCK )! page H. Jefferson County Records, will
sell in front of the premises
T"csC1oy, 5h HGy Of December, 1868,
AZ II O'Clock, NJ, the VALUABLE no. ~,
lei PROPERTY. known the $ CAR 1fTIsa
TER HOUSE" opposite the Court Hsl1A
House, Charlcstown, Jefferson County, VII =, a.
This connections ablishmcnt is situated in one
OF the most delightful viagc s in the Shena nd oah
Valley, eight miles from IIarpcr's Ferry, and i'm
mcdIatcly on the line of the Winchester and Po-
tonac Rail Road. 1t has all the necessary appoint
lncnts for hotel conducted on the most approved
plan.
1t has TIEIRTY-FIvE ROOMS, most of them
large and we'll ventilated, and is capable OF accom-
lnodatIng, with the utmost convenience and conn
fort, SEVENTY FIVE GUESTS.
The STABLlNG attached is sufficient for SEW
ENTY FIVE HORSES.
The GARDEN embraces TWO ACRES, anil has
been improved to capacity to supply abundanty
all the vegetables required IN season.
a most excellent &c HOUSE, with DAIRY at
tachcd, COAL SHEDS, &C., complete the improve.
mGnt5 OF this most desirable property.
TERMS cash, but tie Trustee has reason to
believe that the purchaser may secure a reasonable
credit on the purchase money above 81 600
The title deeds may be at my Law Office in
Charlcstown, Jefferson County, Virginia.
ANDREW L. KENNEDY, TRUsrEE
November l. S65-ts.
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I JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP.

THE public is respectfully notified that the under
signed continue to conduct business at the old
stand MILLER's Row. Charlestown, Jefferson
MACHINE MAKING AND REPAIRING,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKING
AND REPAIRING.
we are prepared to manufacture to order, PIoughs,
Horrows, WagOns-in fact almc st any thing per.
tanning to WOOD AND IRON in the spccdicst and
bcst ma inner. and upon reasonable terms.
u SpeCialattCntiOn bestowed upon the Manu-
LECTURE and Repair of Farming implements. Mill
Work ard Axes.
wEIRICK 81 WELLER.
November II, ls65-ly, I: ..
t5-Highcst cash price paid fer Old Iron.
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&c. ". LEIsESRING.1
LEISE1RING and son,
HARPER'S FERRY,
CHARLESTOWN,


WHERE they keep large assortment of DRY
w GOODS, such az
Cloths, Casmcrcs, Calicoes, Cottons, Ginghams,
Lawns. Ready Made Clothing, &c
Also, Ladies Fancy Goods, Fancy Soaps,
Pcrfumery, Extracts for tiavoring,
Boots, Shoes, LADIES' CATERS,
Crcntlcmen's Linen and Paper Collars,
Neck Ties and Gloves. &c,
Flor Mating, Oil Cloth, Carpcting, &c,
Leather of all kinds and Shoe Findings,
GROCERIES-such as
NIolasscs, Prime Syrup, SUGARS
Oils Of all kinds, Paints, Fish, SC.
Drugs and Medicine Spi2cs, Canned Fruit,
lin and wocticu 11are-Measurcs of all kinds
STATIOGERY-School Books, Writing Pepper,
Envelopes; Skates, SC, SC.
o. Goods specially ordered promptly attended
Tome OF the firm visiting Baltimore every week
o., All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken N
exchange for goods.
NOVEMBER 1855.
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Confectionery, Fruits, &c,
JOHN F. BLESSING

Il cd Stock Of ~
FRESH CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS,
&c. SUCH AS
CASrIE7-Eoreign and Domestic;
EEEANHES, Lemons, Rasins, Figs, Currants;
DATES, CirUn, Pruncs. Peaches Annie,
and CANNED FRUITS of all kinds,
Plckles, Sardiues, &c. ...
Nurs'-Co6oa Nuts, Palm TNs, Almonds.
Bilbcrts. and Pea Nuts.
His BAKERY is i'll tull blast, a I'd every descrin
short notice, FF'eN a.
G1-Hc offers his services and supplies of DeIica
clc5 Tor wedding Parties, pick Nicks, d C.,
and solicits Orders Tor his services.
November I, 1905.
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THE ASHING TON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,

No 81 SovTE STREET, OVER THIRD NAr1ANAL BANK
THIS Company insurcs Buildings, Mcrch-ndize,
Personal Property generally, Vessels in Port &c ,
against loss Or damage by Fire, the most favor
aHIc terms. All losses will be Immediately adjust
cd End promptly paid.
DIREC Tons:
THOMAS y. CANBY, of Candy, GIpin & Co.
WM. WHITELoCK, Prcs't Sd National Bank.
y: a. PARKER, of E. L. ParL.r & Co,
W. H. CRAwFoRD, of VIII. Crawford & Co.
r ). CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Chemist.
q IL REESE, of G. II. Reese 4 Bros.
J. ID. Mason, of J d. Mason & Co.
j. To:lE, President of the Cecil Bank.
Us. REACFAM, OF J. S. Bracham & Bro,
J. y. f'iN, Of Dix & Steiner.
J. LEARY, oE J. Jrearv & Co
a. p PERRT, Commission Merchant.
II. e. SAITH, CT Tucker * smith.
Il NJ. SrIkLEE. of SPer s; Acock.
F. kINBERLY, of Kimberly Bros.
HARTMiT. South Gay street.
S. p. townsend, of VIM Chcsnut & Co.
H. F. PARLErr, of B. F. ParIctt & Co.
}. S. FoREEs, Builder.
e. w. HUMEICXHuUsE, of C. w. Humrickhousc
s. Co. TIIOS. Y. CASBY.Pres't
FRANCls J. MCG|NNIs, Sccy.
f: NJ. AISQUlTH, Agent at CharIcstown.
Nov II, l765.-Iy.
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[GF. MAsos.
tE. H. CAMpBELL.l'


wiltEupply friends and customers at accommoda-
ting prices We call special attention to the fol.
lowing enumeration of articles
Ayers sarsaParilla Ayers Cathartc Pills,
WI Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry, =:
Browns Bronchial Troches,
Shriner's Cough Syrup, -
brakes Plantation Bitters-Hostetter's Bitters,
Backsley's Wine Bittcrs-Cannon's Bitters,
Oxygcnated, Bitters,
Hollands G crInan Bitters,
Hegcnan's Elixer CaIsaya Bark,
5 Bulls saparilla-McLanes Vermifugc,
Cartcr's Spanish Mixture,
IIolioway's Worm Confection,
ThompsOn's Eye Water,
McMinn's Elixer Opium,
S Smith's Eyi."!i E Cough Syrup.
Hclmbold's Extract Bucllu,
British Oil-Oil of S pike;
R R!!S, rs Ready AZ Relief, -, zen u
Observation-Disclosures NlagncsiP,
Mustang LiRimcnt-Hays' Linment for Files,
Arctic Liniinent- Gurgling Oil for Horses,
Stonebraker's Nerve and Bone LinimCnt,
Blair's Compound Syrup Phosphatcs,
Swai'ns Panacca-1Arrant's Sclzcr Aperient,
Hubbelrs Bitter Wine of Iron,
do. Elixcr Valerianate of Ammonia,
Ellis Citrate MagncsIa,
Wrighrs Sugar Coated Pills. a,
Brapdrcth's Pills-IIolloway's Pills s Ointment,
Spaldng's Liquid Glue ;;
Hodgson's Diamond Cemcat,
Paysun's Indelible Ink,
kidder's Indcliblc Ink with preparation,s
StoncbrakCr's Rat Northumberland Starch,
Burnctt's and Th Ompson' 3 Cod Liver Oil,
Mason's Bincking, Stone Polish ,Parlor Matches,
Barry's rricopheEus-Lyon's Cathairon,
Mrs. WinsOw's Soothing Syrup,
Mrs Aliens ZylobasamuIn,.
Mrs Aliens Hair Rcstorer, Nos. / and .,
B4rnGtrs Cocoaine-Joncs' Hair Dye,
Woods Hair RestOrer, u!
,OzOdont for the Teeth, DIR Gibbs Tooth Wash
Tooth Powdcr-Tooth Paste,
Arrow Root, Farna, Corn Starch, Tapioca,
Railey's Gclatinc, Sage, Piscotine,
Vanilla BcansS Extract Vanilla,
Lemon Pine Apple, Pcrfumery, Soaps, &C.
Extracts for the Handkerchief,
Laird's Bloom of Youth, Cologne Water,
Glcnn's POmadcs-GIcun's Extracts,
Glcnn's Honey and GlyCcrinc Soap,
CogatG's Honey SoaP-BrOwn Windsor Soap,
Ycrbcpa Water,
Hair, Tooth, Cloth. Nail and Shaving Brushes,
Intant's Combs and Brushcs-POckct Combs,
Fine COmEs-,Riddin@ Combs,
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books,
large selection of School Books,
States, Pens, Ink, Pa per and Envelopes,
Muc'lagc for Offices and Counting Rooms,
Window lass of Various sizcs-Putty,
White Lead, Linseed Oil, Turpentinc,
Bcrzine, Copal and Japan Varnish,
Zinc Dryer, Zinc Paint,
large assortment of Paint Brushes,
Black Leather Varnish,
Spices of all ds-Ground Mustard,
Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
We arc prepared to ill physicians orders at tho
'hOrCst n"tiCc.
The public can confidently rely on having pre-
light
NOVEMBER IA, 1865. r.,:
o. Our customers will bear in mind that We sell
EXCLUSIVELY for CASH
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nen- Edgar Burdcll, citizen of the Uni
ted States, who was sentenced to the Pro-
vincal Penitentiary of Nova Scotia for man
slaughter, in killing a policeman at Halifax,
has beee,~ PardOned on application of the
United States Consul at that place by the
Provincial Government.
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W. r. FOREMAN
TAKE S this method ofinformi g the citizens of
L Jefferson and other Coun ties in The Valley that
IN addition to a genera assortment of
GROCERIES,
2UEENSwARE,
LIQUORS,

LlQUOfS,
NOTIONS, SC.
,, lie will keep on hand hereafter, at his Store
Hoom opposite Bank Building, Charlcstown, Va,
Tar, Flour aud Feed of all kinds.
BUYS AND SELLS Corn, Hay, Wood, Coal
stoves Tor Wood or Coal, of all desc riptOns, Lum
Der, Door and Window Frames and Sas h, and an y
other articles requisite for building purposes
ali kinds OF Freight over the RAILROAD. either by
G1-RElD's EXPRESSLY
or otherwise. -. ,...
lie also desires to give special notice that he has
will attend to Crying Sales in Jefferson and adoin
ing Counties, and to the buying and selling of
properly oil all kinds either privately publicly.
REEERExcrs:-N. s. White, DR.. J. ]. II. straith,
terrified, Harpcrs- Ferry.
November Z, 1865
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. PROFESSIONAL CARD.

DOR certain reasons deem it proper thus to say
a. to the public, that, being relieved OF engage.
ments and difficulties which for several years have
necessarily drawn largely upon my time and at
tentien, and more less embarrassed the discharge
Of professional duty, intend, my life be spared,
todevote the nextten years exclusively to faithful
pursuit of my profession.
will give especial attention to that branch of
practice which has been my main study from the
or FEMALES AND CHILDREN''-and in order 10 a sue
cessful management will avail myself of the La
test Improvements in Medicines and appliances.
JOHN ]. H. STRAITH.
November 7, 1865.
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SElannOMdaIe Factory.

THE undersigned arc co-duct,ng this we'll =
= Peinted WOODEN FACTORY, 6 miles
fro IN CkarIcstown and mile from KabIetown and
quality. -.
We exchange our manufactures according to
the following schedule:
81 Drab Linse,, yard for and d lbs. Wool
b Grey Linsey, do. do. a. do. 5 do. do.
3'4l Cashmere, do. do. 81 do. do. do
~ Plaid Idnscy, do do - do. do do.
Al Elannels, do. do. q do. do. do.
Yarns, Id. do. p do. 4 do. do
Highest Cash Price paid FIR Wool,
JAMES NJ. JOHNSON & co.
November I =, 1865.
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CRISPIN STILL
THE LAND 5F HE LIVING.
TCuN AVIS, respectfully informs the citizens
OF Gharlcstown, and surrounding country, that he
still continues to manufacture
OOT,g AND SHOES,

A-A and has now open a Shop on Main
ESif Sss, street, very nearly opposite the old
S~E&12S~ stand of y. w. Cramcr.
Keeping a ways on hand a good stock of mate
rails his old customers and the public generally
may [ rely upon being satisfactorily accommodated
ny giving hlln call He promises good work and
reasonable charges; and he soIicits the patronage
OF those who may be in want Of anything in his
Thankful for The liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upoa hi-.1. he would ask con inus nee Of
the i"vors of his old friends and trial of his work
by 'hc public generally, as efforts will be spared
upon ms part TO please and accommodate.
Hides b0u2h ut and taken in exchange for work.
November Z, lS65-tf.
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CoAcH MAX ENG.
] HAVE repaired my Shops, and resumed the bus
mess OF COACH MAKING oElGsS'S>
again at my Coach Factory in Charles 49,
town. The business will be carried on AR---&z-
as usual. All the different branch IS will he Mt
tended to. of NEW WORK and REPAIRING.
Until can get seasoned timber to manufacture
new work, intend to keep a supply of
MEM CARRIAGES OF BALTIMORE BUILD,
for sale. C. MEssRs. HILBERT & DOOLEY, for.
m"rly in my employ have rented the Blacksmith
and Wood Shops, and will attend promptly to all
w0Ek connected with their branches of the business
November ii, 1865. w, HAWKS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-14

~. w. HAISEs.l &c. E. BELLER.1
.s..........,,,
ToBAcco'
CIGARS,
AND SNUFF,
THEerndersignci would respectfully announce to
the Merchants of the Valley that they have con-
stantly ON hand at their store in Winchester SUI
peTiOr lot of
TOBACCO; SNUFFAND. CIGfRS.
which they can sell at less than Baltimore prices.
Their stock of Cigars consists in part of tie fol.
Lowing popular Brands - =
JEFFERSON, LA REAL
CABINET, LA FLOR,
Ell NAClONAL, LA ESCOSESA,
FLOR DE LONDRES,
PLANTATION,
SUPERIOR HAVANA
BESIDES OTHER FINE BRANDS.
They also keep constantly on hand n large va
ricty of PIPES, and SMOKING TOBACCO, in pa
Pcrs, bales, drums, and i'll bulk. Baylcy's CcIc-
hratcd Michigan FINE CUT TOBACCO Also,
john Andcrs0n's SOLACE, John COrnizh's VIR-
GINA LEAF. and other brands of FINE CUT
CHEWING TOBACCO in foil and in bulk
HAlNES s BELLER
nearly opposite thd Court House,
November H. 1868 winchester, Va
n b W e manufacture our own Cira RS and bc
ing Practical TUbGccOniStS, guarantee II goods
as represented.