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MEDICAL.
HUMPHREYS,
@"N = III NE sAA Z -
HI d III Gn OpatEsic Smac5Gos

III o nl &c OpatIlic specifies.
HAAYE proved, from the most ample experience
IA an entire success; Simple, Prompt Efficient and
Reliable They are the only Medicines perfectly
adapcedk to popular nsoSo simple that mistakes
tree from danger, and efficient as to be ALWAYS re-
liable. They have received the highest commenda-
ton IRON all, and will always render satisfaction.
n o. r, Cents
25
No. 2, do Worms, Worm fever Wor collie, 3
No. 3, do SryingcOlic or Teething of infants Z5
No. 4, do DiarrilOea of children or adults 2s
no. ., 90 DySeHsery, Gripping. Bilious ChOlic 25
NO. D. do Ch0Iera Morbus, Nausea, Vomit-
No :. do coughs Hoarseness, Bronchitis 8
No. s, do Neuralgia, TOOthacha, FaceaChe 25
NO. y, do Heanaches Sick Headache, Yer
No. 10, do dyspepsia, Weak stomach, Cos ~
No.r, do Suppressed Scanty, Painful Pc
No. =, do Whites. Profgso Period ....... s
No. Is, DO Sr0np, Diinc4lt Breathing ...... q
No. H. Dc Saia RheUm, ErySipelas, Eruptions d
No. h. Go 4EheuEnat ism, Rheumatic Pains d
No. - DO Fever and Ague, Chill Fever Ague so
No. T. DO PiIes, internal or external .., 30
No 90 UptAainiS, sore. .n+lamed Eyes . 50
No. g. do satarTl., acute chronic infuenza. 30
No ~ 60 mSollsiS Cough. or SPaSmodic-.. 80
No % DO Ear Discharges, Impair2G. hearing 50
NO. % 90 scroiH'a7 Enlarged Glands Swell
NJ. "a do General Debility. Physical WoaE =
No. 25, do Dr0pSy an. Scanty SaAyei;ons n
No. % do StR-sickness, Sickness from Riding 80
~. e. GO Alaney Disease. travel ....,'., so
NO. % do 5eFysns Debility, Seminal
EMISSIONS, Involuntary Dis
NJ, LOU
NJ NJ 81 90 sore Mouth Canker.............
w. 'p' 40 urinary Ineontinenca, Wetting
NJ q, BED .:..;............ so
No. 81 do Lss.EEuI Periods even with SpaSms so
30. ~ 40 Suiserings at Change of life 100
No. 81, do Epilepsy and st. Vitus' dances 10
NO. 81, do DIptheria. liberated Sora Throat 50
Family GGsoa,
OF 30 vlaIS morocco e;,so and book. $40 On
" y saIse walls, In morocco and book 500
Vi y large walls. plain case aud book,,..,., 563
Of Is boxes (NOs. TO 15) and book am
Es-Thesc remedies, by the case or Single box are
sent to part CT the country by Mail or Express
free OF charge, on receipt OF the price
Address,
HgWPEHREVSA
Specific homeopathic Medicine Co.,
Office and Depot 562 Broadway, n. Y.
VIM. II. READ,
Wholesale and Retail Agent
Baltimore.
Or Humphreys is consulted daily at his office per-
Soaa or by letter. as above for all forms Of disease
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COMMISSIONERS FOR OPENING

OFFICE OF THE APPEAL TAX CoURT.
CITY HALL, Baltimore, Feb 2 1866.
The Judges of the Appeal Tax Court as Commits
Sloners for opening streets iii the city of Baltimore
herebygiy notice that they will meet on MONDAY
office of the Appeal Tax Court City Hall. and pro
coed to exercise the power and perform the duties
assigned to and required of them in regard to open
ing and condemnIng Hoffman street from Cathedral
to Lovegrove alley. in accordance with an ordi-
nance of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore,
approved October g. 1865.
JOSEPH SIMMONS,
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EN EALTEM ORE CITY ORPHANS,
e COURT, February 6, 1S66.-Ordered that the sale
of the real estate of Lydia I. Hollingsworth, de-
ceased, made by John B. Morris, Thomas H. Morris,
and John B. Morris, Jr., the executors of the last
will and testament of the said deceased and this day
reported to this Court by the said executors he rati
fed and confirmed, unless cause he shown TO the con-
trary on or before the sixth day Of March next-pro-
Vlded, copy Of this order be inserted 10 some daily
newspaper published in the city of Baltimore at
least week. for three successive weeks before
the said sixth day of March next
The report states the amount Of sales TO be three
hundre. dollars. $500
True cOpy-test:
ISAAC P. COOK. Register of Wills,
lei-laW0W fer Baltimore city.
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FENEIES IS ,En GaINn MNrErE rha. -

, q VEsE5 to VI Il, mat the SUBJ
= scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore city letters teStamentary on the estate
of SARAH BRAZIER, late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against said deceased are
thereof to the subscriber before the 9Th day of
August 1866. they may otherwise, by law be ex-
cluded from all benefits of said estate
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment Given under my hand
this Sd day of February, 1866
BENJAMIN NJ. DENNIS, Of John
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REGESTER's OFFICE,

ENIgY REGISTRARS OFFICE,
~ BALTIMORE, January %, 1886
OPENING OF JACKSON STREET.
The Commissioners fGr Opening Streets having
made return Of their Corrected statement of damages
and benefits for opening Jackson street. from clement
to Port streets notice Is therefore hereby given that
main at this office torhirty days from the date ereof
"uli"p "''" ~. ,..C appeasS lnereIrom may be ,ra6G
to the Superior Court of Baltimore city 49,
ia29-laTiw r cTista-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

~
y BY SUTTON & GEMMELU.
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. SO Exchange Place, Baltimore
farm Of $50 acres, highly improved. on a turnpike
road, II miles from the city Price $4,000.
Also 500 acres in Charles county, Nd; 200 highly
improved, balance in frst-elass timber, viz: White
oak, cedar, locust, maple, ash chestnut &C. Much of
i fH me ship timber. near navigable waters. Price
Also, nine farms in Hartford county. many of them
highly improved, and ary dsairahIy situated Prices
ranging from Sc, 600 TO So, 600
Also 8 valuable business property on the Northern
Central Railroad; 50 acres in extent, with store dwell
ing. railroad switch, wood yard, &c. fine water and
good orchard. This property will be s2ld az very
great bargain,
ALSG-
Beautiful Country, SEAT within the city limits,
story Back Building, built in 1859, ~ acres land,
with with fruit; flowers &c. Price, $4,000 Also, first
class Dwelling with every modern convenience in
St. Paul street. Also, 100 of valuable Coal Land
on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad mine open
and in Wor king condition, the Coal selling at Sl4
per ton at the depot this is fortune to an enter
prlslns man, Price $4,000. Apply to
SUTTON j GEMMELL
te1-tt 56 Exchange Place. Bait.
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ee 5ff;ss=s;es, YORK ROAD Rail-.
tsAI5fllF J==zSSs5sss5SSE WAY.
On and after MONDAY next, Nov. 18th, cars will
leaye City Hall at each hour, from A. NJ to 6 P M
except Y noon. " " - Me-
Night car for TowsontOWn at II P NJ
Leave Iowsontown every hour from Il. M n ,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made at the next session Of
the City Council to condemn and open CUMBER-
LAND STREET, from Pennsylvania avenue to
tnu Nn-tnn-r pnrTrdnr- $50 TorV0-
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Maryland Fire Insurance Comnanv
OLE RA1TIMlRE IS

OF BALTIMORE.
Have removed their Office for the present to the
N. ". CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TRIPOLETTs
ALLEY.
NEXT TO THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING
OPPOSITE THE POsToFFICE.
This Company, having an ample capital, insures on
oil kinds of property in the city and country Large
lines on Merchandise and other property insured by
the year or short time, on favorable TERMS and Per-
petUdt Policies granted when requested.
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THOS. z. HAMBLETON,
President
Baltimore Fire Insurance Company.

g W. COR. SOUTH AND WATER sTREETa.
This Company insures against loss or damage by
Fire. in the city country, the various dsscrip-
items of Property. J. I. COHEN, JR., President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
y Il. harrison J. Pennington,
george K. Eichers, Joshua I. Cohen,
:. W. Alrieks, 4. 5. Stewart,
Francis I. King, VIM. Ii. Brune
Henry Carroll, N Won Kapf
David =; wilson, T. Robt. Jenkins,
". f. Worthingt0a, G. Morton Stewart
Thomas Franklin,
FREDERICK WOODMNRTH-
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FLAgA REGULATIONS.

Time At Arrjooi and CLOSING OF Mails at The Pc
Ofce, Battin'ore Nd.
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II J l. Hess, from Newberne-tar for New York.
m Mason. from NOrfolk-oysters for New Haven.
lr John Bell, from james Riyer-oysters for Bos-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ImpOrts-FOreign.
CarditI-Ship Truman ClaTk-S936 bars railroad
irOn order.
InspOris-COas9vvise
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cumberland-20O bbls rosin,
q bales cotton, boxes trunks Dbl peanuts Pen
dergast, Fenwick 4 CO.; 40 bales yarn. Woodward.
Baldwin X Co.; 40 bbls tar Thornton Rollins: s.
boxes. tobacco, W. II. Fowle, Bayne & Co.: bds
rags a. G. Sch@fer Co.; do do Merxsel 4 Grafton;
pgks Agt. Nat Exp. Co.
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II 0ALI0H -HSuI@HV5 Company,
OFFICE on THE NORTHEAST GARNER M ec,-r1 .,-,
SECOND STREETS.
ENSURES against loss or damage by FIRE on all de-
scrlptoDs Of property within the limits 0f the t
HENRY ,. DUIURSL
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ctoch on manu- ana on Shlpboard, not cle3red.l U0i
The Chicago Republican of the It'll inst, says:
The demand for money is hardly so pressing but
we cannot say there is any increase in the supply
The receipts OfHogs have materially diminished and
ifthere should be increase in the receipts nearly all
the larger packing establishments will close up their
business with the present week. The impression
seems to prevail that the packing season has virtu-
ally closed, but of this we are not sure. The low
price of in the interior and the large crop will
induce many farmers TO feed their hogs until late in
the season. The advance in prices of both live and
dressed hogs will undoubtedly cause desire to real
ze the part of those who have been holding back
and il the supply is still large may reasonably ex
pect that the receipts will increase toward the close
of the week. The bankers pursuing cautious
and conservative course, making liberal advances to
further all legitimate business enterprises but show
ing disposition to make advances on securities
which are huctuating in their values The current
rate of interest is firm at 10 ? cent. On the street
money is loaned at 1902 z cent & month
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
Josh Billings on Prayer.

From too many friends and from things at
loose ends, good Lord deliver US.
From wife who don't love us, and from
children who don't look like us, good Lord
deliver us.
From snakes in the grass, from snakes in
our boots, from torch light professions, and
from new rum, good Lord deliver u.s.
From back peddlers, from young folks in
love. from old aunts without money, and
kolera moibiI, good Lord deliver us
From wealth without charity, from praise
without sense, from pcdigrees worn out, and
from all poor relations, good Lord deliver
us.
From newspaper. sells from pills that aint
physiek, from females that faint, aud from
men who .fatter, good Lord deliver u.s.
From gals that chaws gum and wear dirty
petticoats, and from men who don't love babies.
goodLnrd deliver us.
From virtuee without fragrance. from but
ter that smells, from niger camp meetings,
from cas- that are cOurtiug, good Lord deliv.
er us.
From other folks secrets. and from our
own, from tnormons' and megums', and wo-
mans committees, goed Lord deliver us.
From politicians who pray, and from saints
who tipple, from rye coffee. red herring, and
all grass widows, good Lord deliver us.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
RATES OF A.DFERYISIEG

sion OF these costly presents, several eamels !.
and donkies being employed to convey Tkell
to the lady's residence. 10
The acceptance OF the presents by the (,
young lady is considered equivalent TO an en-, /.
gageuient.
At length, when TIE marriage is about 20
be consummated: the friends of the young
man assemble at his house !; the males in the
sGtGDRi6, and the females in the haven.
where they are served with refreshments
Soon the gentlemen proceed ON horseback to-
the residence of the young lady, whom tshea
being seated on a donkey; and efectnaily
screened IRON the observation Of pedestfiansl
they escort to the young mans house D1J5
ring this ceremony the party keep up n con-
stant firing; every description of detonatine
weapon beng brought into requisition that
will add to the deafeniug clanor. i5
The young man meets his intended at the
portal OF ms house, aud helps her to alight;
the thick veil with which she is covered pre-
venting him from seeing her face.
She 10 now conducted hy the ladies of tbs
house into the harem, where the festivities
are Kept up to late hour. Music. dancing
ElrlS and refreshments here add to the nle;s
sure: OF the occasion, whilst somewhat similar.
scenes are being enacted in the salannik -
About nine or ten O'Clock in the evening the
nuptIai knot is tied, the I1ldarn or Priest
pacing himself IN short passage which leads
between two rooms respectively occupied by
the bride and bridegroom, luho ne,ther see,
e,eh other or the Priest during the ceremony.
That tunctionary now asks the lady If she will
take this young man to be her husband,
whether he be blind, halt, &c. She replies
''yes," three times
They are now man and wife, though, as
yet, they have not ga2ed on each others fsas
lures.
After this ceremony is concluded the fcs-
tivities are resumed.
In the meantime the bride is escorted by
her female friends to the bridal chamber.
where she is seated on an ottoman aud LETT
alone.
Shortly after the bridegroom makes his an.
pearance. Discovering that his wife is stilI
enveloped in her veil, he requests her TO
throw it aside, SO that he can feast his .eyes
upon her beauty. This.she coqpettishly de-
cines doing until he has become very earnest
IN his Persuasions. when she discloses to him,
Tor the first time, view of her face
After much persuasion on his part aud af.
tected reluctance on hers, he at length sue.
ceeds IN kissing her and-the curtain drops.
In the morning the brides andbridegroom'a
relatives visit the chamber, in accordauce
with an antiquated custom mentioned in
Deuteronomy.
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A Turkish Wedding.

BY ]. z P B.


When young Turk desires 70 enter into
matrimonial alliance he signifies such in
clination TO some elderly female felative-his
mother or aunt-who, fherenpoh, makes it a
special object 10 seek some ..faif one" whom
she regards as an eligible match For this
purpose she repairs frequently to the Baths,
and carefully notes the form, the grace. the
eyes, the voice, etc, of the yonug females Who
there daily congregate to go through their
ablutiOns- Certainly no. place could aford
her better opportdhsf.es for acquainting her
self with such particulars. When, she has
discovered lady whom she considers suita-
bic IN every respect for the young man, she
communicates t5 the latter what information
she has been able to obtain concerning the
female.
If the young Bliss suits the old lady's fan
cy, she gives her son or nephew glowing
and highly Wrought description Of her charms;
aud. as he is willing to defer 10 the superior
Judgment of his mother o. aunt in such i'm
portaut matters. he speedily falls desperately
in lose with the fair ineognita.
The OLD lady makes frequent visits to the
relatives of the proposed bride; whom she in-
forms Of the young mans passion. If they
treat her with much kindness, serve her with
refreshments, &c., the suppOsition Is that the
suit Is favorably entertained.
After matters have thus progressed for
awhile, the young man sends present 70 the
young lady,-a gazelle, Cashmere shawl
BToussa silk, diamonds, &C.; and frequently,
if he is very wealthy, he sends quite profu-
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What Hope Did.

1t stole on its pinions to the bed of disease;
the sufferers frown became smile-the em.
blem of peace and love.
1t went to the house of mourning, and from
the lips Of sorrow there came sweet aud cheer
full songs
1t laid its head upon the arm of the poor,
which stretched forth at the command of
unholyimpulses, and saved him from disgrace
aud ruin.
1t dwells like living thing in the bosom
of the mother, whose son tarried long after the
pr. missed time of his coming. and saved her
from desolation and the ''care that kiIleth."
It lowered about the head of the youth who
had become the Ishmaei of society and led
him on to works which even his enemies
praised.
1t snatebed maiden from the jaws of
death. and went with an old man to heaven.
No hope! my good brother. Have it,
keep it always with you, Wrsstle with it
that it may not depart. It may repay your
pains. Life is hard enough, at best, but hope
shall lead you over its mountains, and sustain
you amid its pillows. Part with all besides
but keep thy hope.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

SEVEN FooLs-The Envious Man-who
sends away his mutton, because the person
next to him is eating vehson.
2. The Jealous Man-who spreads his bed
with singing hettles, and then sleeps on it
8. The Proud Man-Who gets wet thro'
sooner than ride in the carriage of on infe>
rior:
4. The Litisious Eian-who goes to law
in hope of running his opponent and gets
ruined himself.
8. The Ettravngant SIan-who buys her
ring, ,-and taxes cab to carry it home
{ 6. The Angry Man-who. learns the oph
Glide because he is annoyed by the playing of
his neighbors piano
4 The Angry Man-who eliminates the
outside of his house most brilliantly, and sits
inside in the dark:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
PIANO E0RIEs AAD IUSIC.

TIME subscriber respectfully socits the attentlon
4 of:he public to his tlne assortment of
Plane Fo1~Ees,
of fvarious yes and patterns rs, S3 aud octavcs
amongst them those from the celebrated factoryOf
STODART,"
of New York, which for beauty of tone, power and
durability, are uneluaIied. Also ti"se of
GROVESTEEN CO.,
the insst cb.ap Pianos.now manufactured, and to
which especial attention is called.
A number of sccUnil- hand PIANOS also on hand,
from ) I5uto 5 39a, both for sale and rent.
SHEET MUSIC OF ALL KINDS.
INSTRUCTION BOOKS for ii Instruments.
MELODEoNs, VIOLINS, GUITARS, STRINGS
of all kinds, &C &c.
Orders from country dealers, and schools
peeiaIly, solicited, and liberal discoUnt allowed.
X D. HEWITT,
No. sc North Charlca ST., near Saratoga,
March 6-Iy. Baltimore.
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Nor TfIE BAGLE.-"3iay It please the
court" said yankee lawyer before dutch
justice, "this is a case of great importance,
while the American eagle, whose sIeePIess'eye
watches over the welfare of this mighty Re-
public, and whose wings extend from the
Alieghanies TO the rocky chaiu Of the West;
WAS rejoicing in his pride Of place
"Stop dare! / say; vat has dis suit 10 do
init eagles2 Dis has nothing to do nit Wild
bird. 1t is yoin sheep exclaimed the jus.
tice
True, your honor, but my client has
rights
8 Yer client has no right TO de eagle.p
sOf course not; but the Laws Of labgnagef
''What cares for de laws Of language. chr
I understood de laws of de State aud Dat
ish enough for me. Confne your talk 10
de ease
sWell, then, my client, the defendant IN
this case, IS charged with stealing ssbeeps
dat Wilde! Your CLIENT charged stealing
sheep. and"-
dat viii do 9otr CLIENT charged. init
stealing a shssp-jes nine shillin. The COURT
will adjourn"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

-LonisNapoIeon is putting everything In
order and quietly preparing for death.
81 did not call you q hybrid sirl I6leny
It, sir. YOnr informant IS mistaken. sirl I said
you was high bred sirl"a ss4
Another Illinois parscn has lately cIoped
with widow, leaving his wife and Children
desolate. During the war he was very .sIoyap,
TO neighbor's wife, q si,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

"A wicked but pretty little charnbermaid
stole lady's jewels at the St James Hotel.
in New York, valued at Sc, 900. She cried
daeadfully when a detective discovered them
In her palpitating corset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
VIM. KAAB 4 & Co,
MANUFACTURERS OF
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
RIA ~ q.

IA N O.
THESE INSTRUMENTS having been before the public
for the past thirty have upon Their excellence
alone, attained anrUNPURGHASED PRE-EMI-
NENCE that prOnounces them unequallcd Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
singing quality as well great purity of intOna
ti6a aud harmoniousness throughout the entire
ssA's ~ TOUCH
sPIiantand elastic and is entirely free from the
stifaess found in many pianOs. which uses the
petfOrmer easily tire. In
w OR KtM AN HIP
hey cannot be excellad. Theiraction is construct
ed with care and attention to every part therein
thst araeterizes thefinest II sh0nism, None but
the ed material Ia uscu in their manu-
facfures and they will accept the hard usage of the
with that of the parnr, upon equal
affected In their melody; in fact they are
constr dS.ted
Nor FOR A YEAR-BUT FOREVER"
a z our Square Pianos our Improved
Grand S.:ale and Agrdffe Treble.
% All PIANOS guaranteed far FIVE YEARS
Nns $50 West baltimore street,
So BALTIHIO RE, Md.
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conq uerors
that slay their scores
below while this has de-

tae o. 70. Tho 10 the tide Of
battle, darkest waves Of blood may roll
nay victims IN their homes are crusbed-I'vs
demanded the very souI The Cholera and
Plague and Sword snch ruin never wrouebt..
as ]. in mifth OF malice. on innocence have
broughts and still | breathe upon them, aud
they shrink before my breath; and year Iyy year
my thoasands tread the Dismal road 70 Deatli.''
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STEpHEN L. BIRD 4 C

SIE1HEN L. BIND q GU,
D r z G o ODS n e r c. EANTS
No. So, North Howard street,
BALTIMORE.
fJTE call the attention of purchasers to mag
w nificcut Stock Of
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS,
Foreign and Domestic. We keep in all our ifTcr.
cnt departments full stock, such as DRESS
GOODS Ofa the late ct designs, full assortment of
Luens and housekeeping articles, also n splendid
variety of Fancy Dress silks of the latest ltmporta
tions Gloves, ,IInndkcrchiefs, Embr"IdCrics Cloths,
i!assimercs all kinds of Domestic Goods, etc.
Our EcC"nd story Is fiIcd up for MantiIla 3,
Cloak, Shaw and Hoop Skirt room, where all the
novelties of the srasO, may be found All of which
Goods selling ch an for Cash
STEPHEN L. BIRD * CO..
February l3, IS66-Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
THE REMEDY.

Repentance towards God and man, and
bring forth fruits meet for repentance-a res
toration of all the property taken by the
General Government and by individuals and
turn and quit following the counscIs Of the
devil aud his followers, and follow the coun-
sells of the living God
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

THE CONDITION AND PROSPECTS, OF THE
COUNTY,.