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PROCLAMATION
BTuE PROVISION LGONERNOR
ENECUTlvEDEPARTNENT, S. c.,
ass.'S'% - SEprFMbEh 1e,, 1865.

. EA,AJ IL MI L.
w ed that in many portions OF the
State there is great disturbance and ap.
prehe nsion from lawless persons, who are
tEieying, marauGing and committing acts
of violence remote from the military gar.
risons staiioned at tue Court Houses ;
aud whereas BrigaGie er General Amos,
commanding the North western portion
of the State, has suggested the orgat iza.
ton of a militia police force in each Dis
trict Of his command, 10 act in concert
with his forces in preserving order and
peace in the community and whereasit
is supposed that the other military COM
man ders will have no objections TO the
aid and as distance on the part Of the citi.
zens in suppressing crime and maintain.
ing orGer; and whereas, also, it appears
that President Johpson has sanctioned
and authorizsd the Prov isioual Governor
OF Mississippi 10 organze.a similar force
in that State, and has forbidden the mill.
tary authorities ihere to inieri,re with
such organization. s.s-
Now therefore, /, BENJAMIN /.
PERRY, Provisional Govern or Of tie
State Of South Carolina, do proclaim, or,
der, aud declare, lhat there shall be
formed and organized in each Judicial
District ope or mere militia companies
for hoine police, 10 act under aud be
auxiliary to the military garrison Of such
Dis,rct in preventing crimes and pre-.
serving the peace. Of The District. The
companies wilt consist Of Captain and.
three Iieutenants ard eighty men, scat.
..l IL Il IA ~,
accessible from all points where any dis.
turbance may occur. Wien The com.
panies are formed, they will report,
through their Captains, to the respective
Brigadie5-GeneraIs commanding In South
Carolina, and to the Provost Marshals at
the respective Court Houses, aud from
them receive tle;r orders. WLeu arrssts
have been made, they. will Turn bsm oyer
TO the civil authorities Or bring them be-
fore the Provost Court Marshal Tor trial
and punishment, according to the terms
Of agreement between Generals Meade
and Gilmore and myself as 10 the respec-
tive Jurisdictions Of the civil and military
authorities in South Carolina.
This police guard will be voluntary in
It's organization, and So oald be composed
OF none but discreet persons OF ding
and character ir the community, vino are
wiling to render their services promptly
when the OCCASION requires. II is thought
that the bare organization OF such forces
throuehou. tie State, will have most
sanitary influence IN preserving peace
and order and in preventing crime. The
evil doers will know that there is pow
er, ready at hand, 10 arrest them and
bring tbem TO justiee. II is to be hoped
that al good citizens will cheerfully Ten.
der This service. 1t should lie post Of
honor, as II is, TO guard and TO protect
The country.
Done at Columbia, the day and year
atove stated. Nff Il. f., PERRY.
BY order Of the Provisions Governor.
w. II. .PsHnY, Private Secretary. p -.
Sept. 2S,s'65--4-3t.s ~ - ,esss -a's
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 The late Joseph
~ =. Cunningham in ANY wav. are re.
quesIed 70 make payment without delay,
and those having demands against him, or
his estate, wiIrpIease pre-. snt them for pay
meat. WE. JDtINSON,Jr
asa sR. J. CUNNINGHAM, @'s'
September Is, 1863 -l-2t szs 70.
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the Amnesty Oath.

Blink forms OF The Amnesty Oath may DO
pusclm scd ~ this Office, either by the hundred
or 10y the siusle blank. Single blank ~ cents.
by the hundgcd $500
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lEstate ofsAtipor Clip.oH deoh. ]

NEb6at5 VtHHI Tut OI1N sJHs UtUTl'
DERSONSG Gndcbted e. Tie late Minor
Il Clinton, Esq., deed, viii make pay
ment 10 the undersigned, at tbs Office of
IharC Commissioner IN EQUITY AZ Lancaster
c. IL. orlto my attorney, w, NJ. Counors,
Esq,
All persons having demands, of any
grade or character, against tho Estate Of
said deceased, are hereby notified and re.
quesied 10 present lbs same, duly atiestsd,
10 my said Attorney within the time pre-.
scribed by law. ,rt,.,u-r 80, ~. e. =, =
= - a. X G. BILLINGS, .s,s
- 80 =, -, Qualified Executor,s !,
Sent. os. 1s65-4-3m,
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FOR SALE.

T FOUR young Sieercattlc, in
\ good condition. One Mare and
tSH Colt, in good condition. A
::S'stsr Sr-SS5..., good Loom, complete. Also,
a few bushes Of Wheat. For further partlcu.
lars, apply to j. 81. Sadler, at his store..''s'
l.amcastcrvIlIs, Sept 80, ,ls65-i-ai. ~
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SOUTH CAROIINA-LIRcaS'cr District
DY u. 4. WfELaAaIs, Esquire, Ordina.

Dto SihoI.i N.l-- IsIitHS tF BffS(T fCt-
DY u. 4. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordna,
D ry for said District. s
WHEgsA- BarreIl Phillips has applied 20
me for Letters OF ADMINISTRATION on AL
and siHgular the goods and chat,els, rights
aud credits Of Nose, lli!ton, late VI tho Dix.
trici aforesaid deceased
THESE are, therefore, 10 cite md ad.
monsh all ahd Singular, the Kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, to BE- and
appear before ne nt oar next 0sdinary's
Court for the smd District, 10 be holden n,
Lancaster Court House on the 10th day Of
Nov, next, to- show cause, ii any, way
the said Administration ,koald not w
granted. -. :,
go Given undcr nv hand and zeal,
l.. s this, 10Th day of Septem., IN The
~ Syear OF oor I,ord one thousand
eight hundred ard sixty-isc,aAd In ibs s9th
year of the Independence Of the UuiteCf
States Of AmeiiCa, as -
ID. WILLIAMS, O. +. ID.
Sept, IS, 1866 Lp'irte:s Zee So.
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Masonic.

= "SsoEAas' Ar
L. The regnar Communica ions Of
SftA Jackson Lodge, No SO, A.. F.. NJ.
t,sz1--i., are held, rs formerly, on Thursday.
on or before The Full Moon in every month
a prompt attendance of the members, is re-
quosted.a ~ ESf
by order Cf the Lodge. 81
y. $. RIDDLE, Scc'y.
Sept Z, l885.--3m.
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a -, ~, X. WIIsLIAMS, %, l., =,
Sept IS, is65- lpyin,ers fee 81,
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Sept. as, is65--4-sm,
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The New Orleans Deitalearns that President
johnson las appointed j. Madison Wells, the
Provisional Governor o. Louisiana, and Civ en-
hinr the same authority as is vested in Cover
nor Sharkcy.
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nALF1MoRE MARKErs.
SAFeRpAy NovemSsS A

SAFeRDAY, NovemSet a.
!. FEoUR-was quiet to-day. very little inquiry ON
Change, but the market was quite steady tor good
changed. There was some demand Tor Western
Family SD was offered Tor 200 bbis. choice. Su.
pers are quoted at Sc. 25a9 u.s. as to quality.
GRAlN'-The offerings On Change .weSe litt..-
OF Wheat. 1850 bushels white and 5000 bushels
red were offered; inclnded in the sales were $50
bushels prime white at So; some choice Kentucky
was he'd at $50, and sos offered; 5eo bushels
good red sold at 2 4oa2 IS no prime or choice
worthy OF notice received the market was heavy;
with sales of 2oO0a3,OOO bushels white at s0aS2
c's., the outside for good prime shipping;
small lot OF old white sold S5 els, sales re-
ported. Oats, sales off, 100 bushels at 46a5O cts
bulk at 4S cts
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For making, signing. issuing, accepting orpay-
ing any Bill of Exchenge. Draft, Pronlissory Note,
or Money Order without stamp to eyade payment
of stamp duty, $50.
For paying, accepting, or negotiating any Bill of
Exchange, Draft or mOney Order, drawn -outsof
and payable within the o. S. without being
stamped, $500.
sFnail stamps Except proprietary may be used
instead oflarge ones, il the tightamonnt Is affixed.
Commissions Of Eve per cent (loss the cost of the
Paper) aic allowed on purchases of stamps OF over
$50 az time; and op Proprietary Stamps. purcha.
ses over $500 are entitled TO ten per cent commits
sions.
Unstamped instruments may BE ultimately
stamped upon payment of duty, and $50 penalty
with per cent interest from da:e OF instrument III
amount of duty shall! exceed fifty dollars
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BY vls.uc of a DEED of Trust. recorded in Deed
Book 81 page u, Jefferson County Records, will
sci: in front of the premises
Tuesday, 5th day Of December, 1865,
Al 70 S'eIGck; NJ. the VALUABLE NJ
TEL PROPERTY. known as the "CAR- ftT61
tex HOUSE." opposite Ehc Court lllQ
House, ChaTlestOwn, letters son County, irginia.
This cOmInOdiOus b>hment is situated In ono
OF the most delightful villag in the Shenandoah
Valley, eight miles from Harper's Ferry, and i'm
mcdiatcly the line of the Winchester and Po-
IOmIc Rail Road. II has all the necessary appoint
,mcnts for hotel conducted on the most approved
plan.
1t has TIIIRTY-FIvE ROOMS, most of them
large and well ventilated, aud is capable of accom-
mOdating, with the utmost convenience and COM
fort, SEVENTY FIVE GUESTS.
The STABILNG attached is sufficient for SEW
ENTY FIVE: HORSES.
The GARDEN embraces TWO ACRES, anil has
been improved to capacity to supply abundantly
all the vegetables required IN scns0n.
a most excellent lC HOUSE, with DAIRY at.
tachcd. COAL SHEDS, &c, complete the improves.
mcnts of tits most desirable property.
TERMS cash, but tie Trustee has reason to
believe that the purchaser may secure reasonable
credit on the purchase money above $4,000 -
The title deeds may be seen at my Law office in
haTlcstUwn, jefferson County, Virginia.
ANDREW E. KENNEDY, TRUsrEE
November I, lS65-ts.
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Married,

In Frederick City, Md. on Tuesday evening t*st;
by Rev. MIR. JOSEPH MYERS to Mrs
THOMPSON, widow OF the late Reed Thompson,
both OF this county.
On the llrh ult., Mt the residence of D. R. ElIey
Esq Lynchhurg, Va. by The Rev. VIM II. Kinckle
Mr. KOBE IT 7: CEAlGiiII.I.. formerly of this
town, AMI Miss EDLIE uOBSON daughter of Dr.
j. " IIobson, OF Powharan County, Va.
At Falling Waters Church, B.rkeley County, on
the l2'h ul'., by Rev. l.. W .lson, Mr.. ROBERT
e. HARPER o: Is Ilrimore, formerly OF Shep.etds-
town, to Miss OPHELIA p. WILSON, daughter Of
the officiating Clergyman.
Near Leetown, Jefferson County. on Thursday
10Th ut., by The Rev. J. II. March Mr.. y y nAMS-
BURG aud Hiss p. c: tUuNoUN, all OF this
county.
On thursday, 10Th ut. in the NJ f. Church in
this place. by the Rev J. II. March, Mr.. WM. 4.
GLASSFORD and Miss MARGARET E KEYES
all of this county.
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LEISENRING and son,
IIARPER'S FERRY,
CIIARLESTOWN,

RIPPON,
WHERE they keep large assortment of DRY
w GOODS, such
Cloths, Cashmcrcs, Calicocs, Cottons, Ginghams,
Lawns. Ready Made Clothing. &c.
Also, LADIES' Fancy Goods, Fancy Soaps,
Pcrfu,nery, Extracts for flavoring.
Boots, Shoes, LADIES' GaIers,
Gcntlemcn's Linen and Paper Collars,
Neck Ties and G loves &c,
Flor Mating, Oil Cloth, Carpstirg, &c,
Leather of all kinds, and Shoe Findings,
&ftCERIEs-suchu ms
Molasscs, Prime Syrup, Sugars,
Oils Of all kinds, Paints, FIsh, SC.
Hardware of all kinds,
Drugs and Medicines-Spices, Canned Fruit,
Tin and Wooden Ware-Mcssures of all kinds.
STATlONERY-School Books, Writing Fsper,
Envelopes, States, &C., &c.
o. Goods specially ordered promptly attended
to-onc the firm visiting BaliiInnre every week
05-All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE AIKEN in
exchange for goods.
NOVEMBER 1865.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

nor certain reasons deem it proper thus to say
II to the public, that, being relieved of engage.
ments and difficulties, which for several years Wave
necessarily drawn largely upon my time and at.
tentiop and more less embarrassed the discharge
OF professional duty, intend, it my life be spared
to devote the next ten years ezctusUey to faithful
pursuit of my profession.
will give especial attention to that branch of
practice which has been my main study from the
commencement of my expcrience-.' TBE DISEASES
or FEMALEs AND CHILDREN land in order 10 n sue
ccsstul management, will avail myself of the La
test Improvements in Medicines and appliances.
JOHN J. H. STRAITH.
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CONTINUES open for the reception and ac-
" commodation of visitors. The ROOMS are in
complete order, well FURNISHED and comfort ,ble {;
the PARLORS large and commodious, and the
TABLE at all times supplied with the choicest VI
ands Of the Country and City Markets.
The Servants are attentive, and constantly in
tendance for the accommodation and convenience
of Guests.
The Preprietress is determined to. sustain the
well established reputation of the House.
The public patronage is solicited.
NovEMBER I, 1865.
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WHITE GOODs AMI MOTIONS.

Plain Cambria, sviss DfusIins; Figured and bottsI
otto, sslss and CanbrIe Edgings and Insertings,
LaInbs Wool hose. Buck Sauntl lets and I'd g loves
Nu6Ias and Twilight HoOds, Plaid sSBaSvIs--Ions
ena square, Trimmings of allsty and quaIitIes.
desire ectarly to call my stock of
=; :. 49, :GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Glgths, CasstIncres. Yestiness Negliges, lIeStnos
- shiftss braves, Hats Caps BoOtss aud 66es.S
sGRooERIEs, oUEENsAyARE. GLASSWARE
Nov. u ls65ssS II. L. IIEfSREEI
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Died,

Gu the 18th ult., after protractrd illness Of
Consumption, Mrs. ALKALINE II. SHEETS. wifi. of
Mr.. Daniel N. Sheets of this town. mrei 80 y, trs-
Her long continued suffering prepared Ter lot the
teaIlies CT a batter world.
"The %r>e:l the shrOud the matrocH and the crovo
The Deep damp, vault, the darkteSs and the worm
had Tor her, for size h3l learned that
"Death when unmask'd, shows US friendly face.
And is a terror only at u distGnce''
Ga Tuesday morning last, after briefilln
at her residence rea: CharI0sOwn, Mrs ELIZA
BETH BEDINGER DAVENPORT, widow of The
late Col Braxton Davenport, aged about "a years,
On the 18Th ult., in thu 5Oth year of her aye Mira
SARAH FHAHCES BERGMAN, widow of the
late Capt G. d. Berr' man, u S Navy, ~ho was
the first victim OF the war.
Mrs b. wds native of Norfolp-an es,imubla
lady, much esteemed.
OG,the 18th day of February; 1894, in Brides.
burg Pa WILLIAM j., youngest son OF Thonia s
wand E: Greea, aged IS years and months a
naive of Bolivar Jefferson County; Va.
oa;the 2ath day of April, THOMAS ASHLEY
DREW aged years, months and days.
Did yof ever see him
1he little fairy sprite;
WIG came gIancing through our household
Like ray OF golden light
Those little feet kept dancing,
NsTerE geeary u1gtl eve 81
Thre,r is puzzle shadows 81 ~.
= iii his gcfsi njght kiss be gave.
Didtyon ever sc hifns
. Wiz MS ey OF bonnie s3ae
They we're sometTIi-s filled With tsar-dropS
Ia bea violet with dew;
ols2sr they were laughing, dancing,
ming, lwinkiing; bright With Joy,
Asa fold some pretty story
OF bis kitten or toy.
= And You did not see him
~ lien those pattering feet were still,
When those little hands were folded,
Not by their sweet owner will.
tEzsssf hen the eyes were closed so qIietly,
Aud the locks of soft brown hair,
=, BY the hands OF friends were parted
FROM te 9reheasl pure and fair.
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Confectionery, Fruits, &c,
JOHN F. BLESSING
IN CHARLEsrowS, has on hand car. fully select
l. cd Stock of ' ~

l. ed Stock of
FRESH CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS,
&c. SUCH AS
CAEDIEs-Foreigna and Domestic;
ERASGES, Lemons, Rasins. Figs, Currants;
DATES, Citrnn, Pruncs, Peaches, Apples
and CANNED FRUITS of all Kinds,
Pickles, SarGines, &c.
NUTs-Cocoa Nuts, Palm nuts, Almonds
Filberts aud Pea Nuts.
His BAKERY is in full blast, and every descrip.
short notice, 90
G-he offers his services and supplies Of Dclica.
cles Tor wedding Parties, Pick Nicks, d C.,
ana respectfully invites attention his
and solIcits Orders Tor his services.
November Z, 1905.
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Ii Arm ESS,
BLES,
AND BRIDES,
MANUFACTURED OR REPAIRED.

1t CHorlestO,r", JEFFERSON County, Virginia.
THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
fla citizens OF Charlrstuwn anu vicinity that
S5SEasA he Is constantly making and repairing
Carriage, Gig buggy, Coach and " agU9
HARNESS, SADDLES, BKlDLES, HAETERS,
modern style OF workmanship, and at short notice
aud upon - living" tcrti;s. Nv work conifends
itself All ask is Share Of the public patronage
Vt-Cali upon Inc at my residence nearly opp
osltc hUlrs Pump. FF
HENRY D. MIDDLEEAtFF.
Govcnbcr 7; IS65--Iv
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srBERH HoUan.
NEW MARKET, SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VA

NEW MARKET, SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VA.
r RESPECTFULLY notify my friends in tho
leased the SIBERt HOUSE, and viii spare neither
labor or expense in making itunc of the most COM
Portable and pleasant houses III the Valley of Yir-
ginia for Travellers.
The TABLE will be provided with the best the
country afford. Tie BEDS shall be clean ard
comfOr tabIe.
The BAR will always DO supplied with the best
and purest LIQUORS that can be procured in the
markets. The STABLE will be attended b. care
full Ostlers and will always be supplied with feed
a general LIVERY BUSINESS Will he done
Horses, Hacks and Buggics will always be kept ON
hand for the accommodation OF travellers who NAV
wish to visit the surrounding country.
Terms moderate.
November 7, 1865.
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FINE DRESS GOODS:

Ere French ard E1glsh MeFs9o. all eoIoEs-Irisb Pop
Inns, scotch Plaids, MOuSliu de Laiaes; Barathea
GnGg aEtiele) Black and .CoIored AIpeeas, Mohair
Delages, Drab and Cray Lustre fer Travelling
DrrssGs, Caheoes Pnd Ginghams.
Shaker Flanncis, Cotton Flannels, Plaid Liassys,
IIcklng, Brown and Bleached Cottons. -
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CA api5lML & MASON,

PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &C.,
will supply friends and customers at accommoda-
ting prices. Included in our Stock (the Whole Of
which has been selected With great care) arc
Ayers Cherry Pcctoril:
Wistar's BalSam Wild Cherry, ~
Wistar's Eoycngc5-Ja+ hes Expcctotant;
Browns Bronchial Troclcs.
Plantation Bittcr's-HSstctters Bitters,
Backslcys Wine Bittcrs-Canmon's BIttcrsi
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
Bulls Sarsaparilla-McL Inc's VcrmifugeI
Holioways Worm CORRECTION,
ThomPs0n's Eye Water,
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Railways Ready Relief,
Davis Pain KiIcr-Larnbce's Pain Killer;
Barry's Tricuphcrus-EyOn's KuthnirOsc,
Mrs Aliens ZyObalsamum,
Burnctt's COCOaine-Jones' Hair Dye,
Observation-Disclosures Water,
Vcrtcna Water-SOap5,
t,oz0dout for the Teeth,
Hair, Tooth, Cloth. Nail and Shaving BrGshes,
Fiic coIiibs-Riddinr Combs,
School Books. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books,
Stationery Tobacco and Cigars,
Concentrated Ley for I.iaking Soap,
FlavOring Extracts-Vanilla DEMONSTRATING,
SPANISH EEECHES:
We are prepared to NIL physicians prescriptions
anti copound medicines according to the latest and
strj6LesL rules of Pharmacy.
Tile public confidently rely on having pre-
serpons fully prepared at ali hours OF day and
night.
Of Dur custoi, vii bear in mind that sell
ExcLtslvELI rir CASH. 30
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w. II. FOREMAN

l" ""ul'tot 10 u general assortment oil
GR6CEEES,
QUEENSwARES
LIQUORS,
NOTIONS, SC.
He will keep on hand hereafter, at his Store
Room opposite Bank Building, Charlestown, Va,
constant supply of Bacon, Lard, Fl sh, Salt Oils
Tar, Flour aud Feed of a II kinds
BUYS AND SELLS Corn, Hay, Wood, Coal,
StOvco for Wood or Coal, OF all descriptions Lum.
Der, Door and Window Frames and Sas h, and a n '
other articles requisite for building purposes
G-Attcnds to forwarding G rain, Flour and
all kinds Of Freight over the Railroad, either by
Ga-RElD'S EXPREss-a
or otherwise.
lie also desires to give special notice that he has
taken out License rs a Regular Auctionccr, and
ing Counties, and to the buying and selling of
Property Of all kinds either privately publ icly.
REEERENcEs:-N. S. White, DR.. J. J. II. strnth,
ter icld, Ilarpcrs-E Ferry.
November I lS6b,
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FILL .ayV:D WINTER
GooDs.

IL Lam now prepared 70 offer to tie public cen.
orally. as large and carefully selected sIosk a.
was ever before brought TO this narEet, including
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O. This Whiskey is characterized by the absence
of heavy Fusi Oh, Sugar and Poisonous Metallic
compounds, and by retaining its ethereal udcruus
oil untainted 1t has the chemical composition OF
Pure, carefully defeated Rye Whiskey.
Respectfully, A a. HAYES, NJ. D.,
:. State Assayer, I6 BoyIston street.
Boston, Mats., 23d August, 1867.
Having madca careful chemifSL analysis of the
panGathArtic0nzed Old Rye WAiskey Of Mr. JoHS
WILsoS' IfalIiHIere. am pleased that it is
entirely free FROM fusil Oil, Metallic Salts or other
matters in any way detrimental TO health. In aro-
ma, richness and dccacy OF favor, 1t cannot be
surpaessd. :. Respectfully yours.
G. A. LEIBIG, Analytical Chemist.
Baltimore, July %, 1862.
Careful chemical analysis Of four Kinds of Whfs-
kcy-SuPcriOr., Old Rye whiskey. Superior Old
Bourbon Whsl:cy, SUI eriOr Old Wheat Whisky,
Superior Old Corn ancatha rticoIlzci
6y means OF the patent apparatus invented by John
=. Wilson, of baltimore, Md, have shown them to
hc entirely free from the heavy FusiI Oils and from
Whiskeys.
: They retain the Ethereal Products, entirely free
IRON any TAlNr produced by injured grain or ca
less fermentation. and being unmodiied 5y the use
OF sugar, are kably pure products Of delicate
chemical operations Respectfully,
A. a. HAYES, NJ. D.,
State Assayer, ) BoyIston street.
Boston, Mass., 23d August, 1862.
e3- ORDERS SOLICITED.
co-Dealcrs and Druggists allowed liberal dis
Agent of the United States
JOHN E. WILSON,
W. Corner Howard 4 Camden streets
BALTIMORE, Nov. Z, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-07
xS The Fub11o.
G. Won BLrCIER,

Basemeatof Sappington Hotc', Caar1esto~n,
A NNoUNCES to tho publI,, that hs has for
n tor sa e by Wholesale and RETAIL the purest
LIQUORS offered to the people of this Valley. His
stock consists of
BRANDIES, wHISKEYS,
WINES. ALE, PORTER, sc.
AT his BAR may be found the most delightful and
refreshing summer bcverages-MIHT JULEPs, Coz
LERs, SMAsHEs, LEMONADE, Xxx ALE ,PoRTER BRowN
STOUT, or WHIsKEY and BRANDIEs plain.
Also. prize CigaIs and Tobacco always on hand
In addition to the attractions of his Saloon, may be
found Reading Room, which will be found cool in
summer, and warm and cheerful in winter.
His object is to keep his house we'll supplied with
1.-The best the ket affords in his line and he hopes,
by attention to business, and having everything
quiet and in good order, to merit large share Of
the public patronage.
NOvEMB Err Z, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-07

NA and has now open a Shop on Main
street, very nearly opposite the old
S~SE&GE1" stand of 4. w. Cramer.
Keeping always on hand good stock Of mate
rails, his old customers and the public generally
may rely upon being satisfactorily accommodated
by giving him II call. He promises good work and
reasonable: char cs; and ne sOIicits the patronage
oil ttI0sc " no may be in want of anything in his
line IT business.
Thankful fer tho liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon hi"t, he would ask a con tinuancc of
the avors of his old friends and trial of his wor
by the public generally, efforts will be spared
upon hts part t" please and accommodate.
" Hides bought and taken i'll exchange for work.
November I, l365-tf.