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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

WnAr nn MARr During the
trial Of oaeC Cogaell for kidnapping. which
took place lately 10 Hill.boroagh. n. G.,
au incident occurred which created con,
siderable tun al the expense of wigs and
couus J. A Miss Sloan was tcsiifying.
and was requested 20 state all that she
knew about certain Transaction. Wit.
nsss--'l vas 10 a siling.room when Mary
came from the kitchen hurriedly, aud Cog.
cell after her lie caught bold Of her ai
the sillieg-r0om door, and said. Mary .yo1
have been here long enough come and 90
home new. "Wlai did Mary Say g''--
Attorney for State "Siop here object
70 tie question:" Here discussion u
nearly two hours took place, in which fouf
lawyers participated after which the
judges held long, serious and excited
Discussion on The subject, and finally, IN
very formal and pompous manner, stated
thai 4 was thc opinion Of the court that
the questioA should be answered. The
courtroom was crowded almost to suho-
cation, and the most intense interest was
At thus stage Of the proceed.
lngs. The question was repeated, "What
did Mary say 7" aud ihe witness answer
I'd !: "Shc didn't say a word f'-Norh
Carolina paper
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20
An Extraordinary Occurrence,

A correspondent Of the Hartford Times
tells story Of a volunteer in one OF the
Connecticut regiments, who in the advance
OF the grand army OF the Potomac IN 1868
was taken sick. died and was buried, the
spoudent performing the last sad rites
over the remains Of his dead eomrade.--
A yolley wac fred over the grave and the
soldier WAS len 70 bis long sleep. Time
passed the war ended the correspondent
was onorably discharged and he had for
gotten in the iush Of events his comrade
sleeping by the banks Of the Rapidln.
when the other day, in Hartford who
should appear before him but that same
dead and buried soldier. 1t is not strange
that he felt a curious sensation come over
him that be looked at the figure before
him without speaking; that he stepped
aside when the other advanced TO him
with outstrelched hand, The deaounce-
meat is thus given;
"Od chum, don't you know me 2"
Said |, yes, do But what in the
name Of God are you doing here?
helped TO J1yy yoa, once, in Nirgisia !"
II know that some one buried me, and
always thought that you was one Of
them, as you were always SO kind to me
But you see now, said he, offering bis
hand to me, "that am flesh and blood
! shook hands with him, aud he told me
hat he was in a trance when We buried
him, and that he was digging his ,eay an,
and had got bis head out, when the rebs
came along and assisted him. They iLen
sent linn to Libby Prison, where they
kept him in duranee for year. They
then sent him TO Georgia, where he re-
mained till the war Was ended when he
was released.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20
lMrArlox oF CAxAplAx Srock..

QmTATIoN OF CANADIAN STOCK
The following satisfactory ans wer VAS Civ
en- by 'dry Yankee 10 ST. John mer.
chant.
SAID The merchant "Whai DO the Fe-
mans dxpect 10 DO wi,h Canada, should
they take il said the Yankee, after a
little hesitation, u don't eyactly ka0te, but
il is reported that they are going TO give
Il to tie United States Tor ftro iron ctads
and q ran Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

A lns is ispnSA The h
diaeapolt f'd eis fhs rsFiicaiars y
. icasgl 81 vhHh rsreniiy soee
place 10 htofd. ialiasa. A rrcfsssaf
kvans haa BETRAYED ,hs daushtrr 81 nf.
Novlaad aaA aiicr soms time ere aaaght.
e bad ca ,.ca hrr saadilion to her ialh
-. revealing n the ssmr tine the aulhos
q her dfaaanaf TIE ifcnsicd iashcf
armed himseH wi,h revolver and knlfe,
aad mseiif nF Evans on the street. shos
him. Evans isll to ,hs earth aad bcgaR
70 implofe Newlaad 10 spare him. hui the
latter plaeesd his long knile insc the neck
q his victim, aImos, ssveriug the head
from The beay, aad then stsbbod hin re.
pealody, rrof Evans was = mlniAcr u
The Christian Cbulch, who at one time en-.
ioYed position of considerable cmiuencr.
lie Nas once a Professor IN the North.
weslsra Christian University This was
ooi his only oilensc Of the klnd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

Out in Peoria, Illinois, noted whiskey
manufacturing region, they test the quail.
~ Of the liquor by the distance man
can walk after tasting il. The liquor -niI.
ed tangle legs is said to be made cf di-
luled alcohol, itric acid, boot legs, and to-
baeco, aud will upset man Al the distance
Of 100 yards from The drmiiolm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

Tie San Francisco papers say 0f tie
Fourteenth Regulars, vino we're such a
terror TO that city. aad who have started
for Arizona, that The country over uhieh
they pass can never be mapped again wlIh
accuracy, 4. those felloas viii sieal fbe
very paiaiiel. Of altitude aud longitude as
they pass through
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

In tie Cleveland (Ohio) Times Of l847.
the following extract il published from the
kinderhook Aimanac Of that year. contain
ing a prediction abou, The Unned States
which j. most singular in view Of passing
events
-Haea ~ country g r4ied by iaFor sald,
htsear shal stitch Sits thsnble u goB.
Ard tas water shA' furaish lsttssd y ihe lana.
1hrts al.eas q nsn sltA thslr arst it cafaiaand-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

Times LosT FoREyER.-Iosi wealth
may be regained by industry The wreck
Of health restored bi temperance forgot
ten Knowledge may be ours again by study
alienaled friendship sooth,d into forgctfuI-
ness and even forfeited reputation re-
deemed by patience and virtue. But who
ever again locked upon bis vanished hours?
recalled hi' wasted years. stamped them
with wisdom, or edaced from Heavens
record The fearful plot of wasted life?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

BROKE THE lcE.-A bashiul and ralh-
er green young fellow OF our acquaintance,
invited young lady to attend ball one
night last SUMMER. The invitation was
accepted, and the couple appeared at The
ball Alter dancing for some time,
"greeny saw bis partner sittins in one
corner Of the roo . all alone. Now was
his chance. So he walked up TO whore
the lady Was sitting, and sat down bes de
her. All well so far but the blslful iel-
low was at a loss for something 10 say
He fdgcned about considerable, aud Was
sweating proiusely. Finally, taking hold
Of his willed collar, be commenced con-
yersaion ihu,; It's powerful warm in
this room-my shirts wet, amt you're n
lis partner blushed, said nothing, but
took his arm for the next daGce.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20
Adams Fall.

a iavorite temperance lecturer dowr
south used to relate the following anec.
doie 10 illustrate The Influence Of bad e1
ample IN the formation Of habits, Iuniou.
In their effect.
Adam, and Mary, his wife, were very
good members Of tie church; good sorl oi
folks any way, qui!e industrious and thry-
/ ing in the world.
Whenever The minister called 10 make
Mary a visit. Which was often, she con.
rived 10 have glass Of good loddy made,
and tn minister never refused 10 imbbe.
Alter While Adam got to following
the example Of the minister to such an tx.
tent tLai he became a drunkard--dfauk
np every hing he bad and All he could ret.
Mar and A lam became very poor in con
seqno, Sc Of hiss following thd ministers
example so closely, but lhr good minister
continued slilI 10 get his glass Of todly.
One day he called in and told Mary lie
was going away for a week should re-
turn on Friday--and handed her book
containing The catechsm, and told her
when he returned he ,hopId expect her 70
answer the questions. Mary said yes.
and laid away the book carefully. But
Mary ike good many others, forgot it
until the very Friday that Tie good minis
ter WAS to return. "Whm shall | do -
said she; "the minister is 10 be here TO-
day, and | haven't looked in the book he
gave me ! How can ! answer the ques.
tiops r.
Il can tell you" said Alan "giye me
a quarter, and let me 60 over to Smiths
and get some good rum. and you can .ans
wer him with glass Of toddy."
Mary took the advice, gave Adam
quarter and jug, and off he Started. Az
ter getting bis iug filed, and on lis way
back, Adam concluded TO taste the rum.--
One taste followed another, until he tum-
bled over a pile Of rocks aud broke the jog
and lost all the rum. Adam managed 10
siagger home.
Soon as b. got into the house Mary ak
ed very anxionsly for the rum.
Poor Adam managed 10 stammer out
That he stumbled over pile OF rocks, and
broke the jug, and spilled the run.
Mary was 10 a fx-Adam drunk -the
minister coming--ihe rum gone-and the
questions unlearued. Bot here comes the
minister! II won't do for the man OF God
to see Adam drunk 50 She for want of
better place 10 hide him sent him under
ib1 bed. by Tie time he was fairly under,
IN came the minister. After sitting few
he asked Mary II she could an
'wer the question, "llow did Adam fall z /
Mary turned her head Grst one way.
md flie0 tue other, and finally s.ammefed /
,at:
lie lell over a pile of rocks
II was now tie ministers urn TO look
,'aok, but he yenturei anoiher question
Where did be hide himself after The fall +
Mary looked az tie minister then lie
ed, bui finally she spoke out with
Under the bed. sir There, Adam
on may come out he knows I'll about il. =
The good minister retired not eten
'alilng fer bis glass Of loddy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

Fcpef people die with 4 rush of blocd
t5 ihe bead than With a rush Of .cluals 10
lie stgmash
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

The Dry Toraqas eoatain eve bund Cd
BOD ninety onefs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20
VANDERBILT HOTEL

Tbs long establishes Hoiri aiA sohi4hecs nPfh
fsf ihs accommodation u ihc tasnbne pablic.--
Particular sitsniiou gsrgn 60 beafefs ifaa Hpf0ad
sanae fbs FHfHnff mpnths. be putltf Pstfahaee
kithsfto HBeralEy erieu8r8 4 respectfully satciieil
D. ~ YAspFHlip, Proprietor,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

WHATA Az IRoN BAR BtcAME.--A
bar Of iron worth $40 30, made iuto need.
les j + worth 1880. made into knife
blades il Is worth s3.28J, made into bal
ance spring. Of watches il Is worth $3.50,
900 Wba drilling The poor bar Of iron
must undergo 20 reach all that bat ham.
mered. aid belen, and pounded, and roll
ed and rubbed, aad polished, how vas ifs
value increased IL might well have
under The hard knock Il goi
bot we're they not ail necessary to dras
oui IT, fine qualities ard il il for higher
o1ieesy AID - all The drilling and tram.
ing q which 700 are subject. ri the trials
agd hardshiPs, lbemps ard pains ahieh Of
ten seem - hard % you, serve 70 bring
ggt your finer qualities. and q a geu ior
more responsible posts and greater use.
'aiaess Ia tie world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20
N X FOWLFR,

III. AHfetF 81 fAw
Fse.ssn saa gsauty O.. .m ssst, ~ oH8 lie iu-
ssnass hgsai. al Conu5iss.sstf - Arw , ga.
ManehfttsF w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-03-20

Curtis George ", eosalry Co @, reenlisied Dec
80 65, promoted corporal Oct ] 81, promoted
sergeant Jan 20 65, mustered out June q 6j.
Frazer james c. Cavalry Co @, reenisted Dec
20 68, no further record
Goolenough Ezra.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

SALT-G round Alum and Fine--tte larpest size
~ sacks and in good condition. for sale bv
CHARLES JOHNSON.
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THE OnARLEsTOWN sT0YE H0BsI5.

q
GREAT RE1UCTION IN PRICES
e11L-S-s--- -
r II; EAsTERDASs ono door west Of & spi,;t,,y
- Building, ~
TIN AND sHtsET IRON WARS MN.
UFAGToRY.
And Wholesale aud RTtail, Dealer in srelNyrslof
fySry dss,Sriptson; Hot Air Furnaces, cooking
Is PFspased f0rais:, the pahiie with an aYtfIes
IN hls line which may DO wanted He i is psrIis.
MAR attention so his assortIn.nl Of Cnok, PsFiSr
them iSs sha Dining loom Stoves. aud amongst
COOK srCvEs FOR wean OR coal.
chIf5SaPe 'ke the beat ever in use, Nes o, s. 3 AID
Mt. Vernon with and without extsnsion top. NOa.
P Pls Sf Nov wood coal. o. sasas
T Tbs asI C0npaH i1. Noe ,, s, sandG.
Iennsy wanna Cook, Nos. S, T. s. aud g.
Noble Cook, Nos So s, ana 10
Palmetto Cook Mes 81. . and g.
Lilly Cook, Nos. 8, ST. and s. BSsiJea oil ere too
numerous to .nentiun $500 w.
SELECT LOT Of PARLoR STOVES.
Radiator y. three tue. 10. " aud ~ inches
nubIc3n Erapklin .+ur ooal, Nos. , aid D.
Franklin Radiator, do do a.
Coal Frahkln. Nos 0. !. and .. "N
Aiirgiiary franklin Nos /, e, aAd4
Sol F'anklin, Nos and
hot Air PaTlor, Nos and2
Baltimore n,a1 P@!iOf Cook. NrA and 8, for wood %
Echo, Noe 7 and s.
Y ttagc Rarirr EOs7 ant. 8.
S S frsnkln, i"r wood or coal Nos / Q aud 4 +
York Air Tight Parlur St,vrs, Nos l. 2 a jnnJr
CHAMBER STOVES
laurel Bog for wood .I6, IL, 81 25 81 and Al it.
seven Plats Stoves far y tod Nos 2 q aud 8 80
Troy AR Fights, Nos o. /, and g. -
DINING. ROOM STOVES,
t tSp S000 Old Ten Plates all Eizespain pr boley
comet asa f Egg s'qxs ali ,ses ve.al do all .it.,
Cannon Stovss from, No 1tOs.
S SNii,o. Rand do Ia.
Grates Movable ard Static norv -Rlsin a, a -
lie invites an examination OF HE goods, and p,c.
IlN AND SHIFT IRON WAKES viii f. f-Und ~ .
PerluI :" any offered for sale ia ibis rls,l:et
eNpeilenct OF 0yer twenty years in tbi. L,,s;,ss
mn 70 chf'nn that he has practical kno,,
Ie, gr,'t it ~ all its btsncl-a.
LIN ROOFING, SCOUTING ANN ION
W M OF an KINDS ,s&cCuteI in gu h n Iuanner
20 IeIy al competition, aud Of the b, ~ .tori,i
- VIII he HE O'ject TO secure n liberal .b.,. ~
RuoHc patronage by strict attention h, Lisf sa.L
. and the employment Of none bat c,,DI,s.
IN anu experienced WOrknnn. The nartfr,,Is,
1t.ehtlSn OF merchants. dcaleTs and hot,seEre1e.
generally il called u the superior aotv.,,,s
80 ';I DeSI nqiacture, and NJ prices that cam.
Highsst price paid for trade of all Li,4. Al
free Of clIafgd. ana SCI up
N: b Liberal exchange made for second. t,snd
ISor us, a1so Iotton Rags. heeswax. old Copper
I,on, bTass, Pewter, lead, sheep slime Iii.s :
eaSon; Lard. Wool, and Country Prod,.ce n, " - Z.
October 9, Is66-tf .. =
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re. LeIsEsRrSe.I re. w. LEIsexn1wo.
....... .......... Observation-Disclosures.
LEISENRING and SON.
HARPER's FERRY,
CHARLEsToWN.
re. LEIsENRINa.1
Observation-Disclosures.

NIPPON,
WHERE s5bey ksspa large assortment.of DRY
Cloths, CasLmeres. Calicoes Cottons Ginpharns
Lawns. Ready Made Clothing, sc.
Also. ladies, Fancy Goods. Fancy Soaps,
Boots, Shoes. LADIES' Caters,
GentleInen's Linen and Paper Collars,
Neck Ties and Cloves &C.,
FiUur Mating oil Cloth, Garpeting. &c i,
Leather of all kinds. and Shoe Findings
GRoCERIES-such as
MOlasses. Prime Syrup, Sugars,
Oils of all kinds, Paints, Fish, &c.
Hardware of all kinds,
Drugs and Medicines-Spiccs, Canned Fruit,
STATIoNERY-School Books, Writing Paper
Envelopes, States, &c, &c.
CO. Goods specially ordered promptly attended
to-one the firm visiting Baltimore every week
o. All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods.
NOVEMBER Z. 1865.
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STATIONERY.-F ools-Cap, Large Letter. Ac
y count, Ladies Bath. Commercial Ncte FrencI
Note aud Billet Paper, and Envelopes of every "a
riety. AISQUITH s. BRO.
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THE wAsHIN GToN

II IA Il " "A > II " CT L y "
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81. soUrE srnErT, ovER THIRD NA71AHA1 BAwK
THIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandise,
Personal Property generally Vessels in Port, &c,
against loss Or damage by Fire, the most frvOr
able terms. All losses will be ilnmedia tely adju
ed and promptly paid.
lire CTORS:
Thomas Y. Casey. of Candy. GIlpin & Co.
vs.. wmiTELoeK, Pres'f3d National Bank.
q a. 'aSsR, If Z. l. Parker s. Co.
w. IL. GaAYEoRD of W II. Crawford & Co
T. ). Gu PPELL, Manufacturing Chemist.
q IL REESE, Of =. II. Reese & Bros.
J. ID Mason, of D. Mason s. Co.
J. Tome, President of the Cecil Bank.
Us Is -ACHAM, of J. S. Bcacham s. Bro =.
J. f. DIX, OF Dix s. Steiner.
}. LEARY, of J. Lcary s. Co
A. A PERRy, Commission Merchant.
II. G Smith, OF TucRcr & smith.
r. NJ. SPILLER, of Splitter K AIcoCkC
+. kISBERLy. Of Kimberly Bros.
J HARTMHS South Gay street.
>. p TOWNSEND, of VIM Chesnnt & Coz
B. F. PARLETT. of B. F. ParIett & Co.
]. S. FORBEs, Builder.
C. W. HUMRIoKHorsE, of c. W. umrickhouse
& 60. rios Y. CANBY. Pres't.
FRAScls ]. McGTSNls, Sec'y.
E; NJ: AIsQUIFHsAgen at Charlcstown.
Nov. Ii, IS65.-Iy.
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sToNHBRAKER.s
GREAT COUGH REMEDY,
VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP.

OF breathing, splitting Of Blood, First
Stages of Consumption, Soreness of
the Throat, and all Affections,
of the pulmonary Organs.
This Syrup is an invaluable remedy for the ale
Walton and cure of Pulmonary Diseases 1t is
prompt in its action, pleasant 10 the TASTE and from
its extreme mildness peculiarly applicable to The
use ofschidren and persons in delicate health As
an anodyne expectorant it will always be found to
be beneficial, by alternating. and arrpst:S ihe Sc
The afflicted can rely upon its doing as much, or
more than any other remedy in soothing the nerves,
facilitating expect0raton, and healing the Diseased
Lungs. thus striking at the root OF all diseases and
graduating it from the system
All we ask is trial of this preparation, as it has
no equal in its effects, and fails to give entire
satisfaction to all who use it. We warrant it in
all cases or the money refunded.
Try it--on1y 20 and 80 Cents Bottle.
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GROYESTEEN 4 OF.
PEANo-EoRTH
NJ A N u E A CT ERS


40 Broadway, ...-.-........ New York.
TNHE attertion of the Public and the Trade is in
vitcd to our New SCALE OCTAVE ROSE
WOOD PIANO FORTES, which for volume aud
purity of tone unrivae BY any hitherto offer.
cd in this market. They contain all the modern
imProvcnIcnts, French Grand Action. Harp Pedal
Iron Frame, Overstruug Bass etc and each instru
mcnt being made under the personal s,,pervision
of sir J. H. GRovEsTEEN who has had t. practical
&nerierce of over So years in their manufacture is
fully warranted in every particular.
THIS '.GRoVESTEEN PIANO FoRTES,' RE-
cEIvED THE AWARD OF MERTT OvEa ALL OTHERS
AT THE CELEBRATED WORLDS FA.R
Where exhibited instruments from the bcst
InHSere OF London, Paris, Germany, philadelphia
Baltimore, Boston and New Yo k aud also at The
American Institute for five successive years the
gold and silver medals from both of which, can be
seen at our rooms.
BY the iniroductun of improvements We make a
still more perfect Pian" Forte, and by rnauufactn
ring largely, with strictly cash system are cDa-
o!edito oheT these instruments price which will
TERMS-Net Cash in Current Funds.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS sEsT rREE.
October ., Is66-3m.
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II ARNEss
ADD LES.
AND BRIDLFs
n ARNEss ,

MANUFAcTURED OR RKPAIREp.
az C'tartestO1eH, .Je6ersoa Cot1ttg, 87fgistia.
y az nnders1gned respectfully annouaesfs 70 the
5EEfA Sltizens OF Charlestotgn vicinity. fliaf
80 ne Is constantly ma king and Terairirr-
GIG Buggy, Coach and 3 eg6Il
sszAA. t 50 SADDLES BRIRLESs HALF EqS,
go; IN the most durable; IBEnner, and fhe most
Il.oeIn Pi voEk ma and II sort potice
and upon :. livings' terms. AJv work comm rr De
itself al ask j. a shareoftlle puhficpaffonarf
Gail upon me AZ my establ Ahtnf It pposito
the Garter Ho6ee.'s
HENRYD MfDDLEKAUFF.
November Z. Is65-Iy.
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MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
ELoTHS, Cassimercs, Tweerls, Cassinetts. Linen
and Paper Collars, Silk and Linen Handxer-
chiefs. Socks, Gloves Neck Tics, Boots Shoes Hats
and Caps just received by
HEISKELL and AISpUTTH
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no TRAYELLERs.
BALTIMORE l. OHIO RAILROAD
RE-OPENED.
THEIIs e.Fn aII,I E "A, THoRoUGAFAHE


THIS GREAT NATIONAL THoRoUGAFARE
4 isagaiu open for
FREIGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars and Machinery destroyed being re-
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with an re-
cent improvements; and a the Bridges aud Track
arc again in Substantial Condition, the we'll earned
reputation Of this Road for
SPEF d. SECURITY AND COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the re-organiza
ton OF its business.
In addition to the unequalled attractions of natu
raj scenery heretofore conceded to this route, the
recent Troubles upon the Border, have associated
numerous points ON the Road, between the Ohio
River and liarPers Ferry, with painful but instruc
tive interest.
CORRECTIONS
At the ohio River, with Cleveland and Pittsburg
Central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati R4ii-
roads; and through them with the whole Railway
System of the Northwest Central 'IesL and South
west. AT Harpers Ferry with the Winchester
Road. At Washington Junction, with the Wash
ingt"n SraEch for Washington City ard the Lower
2 t"tn0c At Bait mare with seven daily IrainsfOr
Philadelphia and New York
Two DOLLARS additional ON Through Tickcts
10 BAl'im, .he Northern Cities the pTiu-
nssg" oi risIfIIS " A%FiiSGTON CITY en- route
IhIs u lie Only ',0prE 10y which passengers
WAStiSGTu CITY
Geae'a. Giesrf Agent '1-a,er of Transporta-
BaiiiIm"re. ton, Baltimore.
June 5, 1896.
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DURE Bermuda Arrow Root in j III. packogcs-
A1SOUITiI & RRn
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WHICH is beyond question the most superior
ers of the ardent in Chares;own and its envirans.
The conductor of this establishment is determined
thai nothing shall be wanting on bis part to make
'nelr BA an acceptable one 10 those who indulge
tablished by call upon him. He is also p,e.
IGred TO furnish all kinds of MIXED DKIxKs. ndap1-
ed TO the season. in style not be excelled here
He keens also on hand, At all times. an assort
ment OF SUPERIOR CIGARS, aud the CHOICEST
CHEWING TOBACCO
His OYSTER ROOM is row in the fnil tide o
successful operafiun, and those who you'd enjoy
plate OF the delicious hivalves haze only to drop in
Cail--ns you pass this wqy-
On JOHN S yesterday.
November Z, 1865
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

SCHOOL BooKsI SCHOOL BooKsI
WE have on hand assortmentof School Books,
w such as are generally used in the schools
here, anc by the middle of September viii have the
books ofths Southern University series Tb. books
are gotten up by the Professors the University
of Virginia. CAMPBELL MASON-
August %, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
BA R MS.
HAVE YOU TRIED n YETI
THAT SUPERIOR wHIsKEY,
AT JOHN s. yesterdays :

ne,o Bar Boom, IN the Basement of Me
g Spirit Bnildtnq."