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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

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No. Is, King street. between Water and Union
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GARDEN, FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS
We are just in receipt Of the largest and most
extensive variety of Garden, Field and Flower
Seeds, ever offered in the city, all Of which we
warrant fresh and pure. Garden Seeds will be
mailed TO any part of the country, postage. paid,
on receipt Of 10 cents per package, or 81 for II
packages; also, Flower Seeds at ) cents per
package, or so cents for T. packages.
vs.. Catalogues ready for distribution.
]Sse Attention Of the trade is invited.
j. p. BARTHULOW,
No. %, King street, Alexandria, Va.
No 55S, 9TH street, Washington, d. e.
~ Insure promptness and certainty by carly
orders. feb 15-tApl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07
r AMPS, LAMP GOODS s. OIL.

WIN. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
offsrs for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick.
snd all other goods in hetrade, st the most rea
sonable prices, Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received, .purcha-
rasponing rates All who want rsat bargains
in handsome Parlor and Table camps had bet.
tar come ouickly:~ NH 8-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

q EEDS! 5 T. e D S
y SEED 5 !
We have just received and opened for sale our
spring supply of fresh GENUINE GARDEN
SEEDS. comp: sing all the best, and many rare
varieties, and purchased from the celebrated
Grove :, Thcrburn 81 Co.. Of New York, an!
Landrcth & Son. Of Philadelphia TO our farm
crs and gardeners sc guarantee Satisfaction, ~
to quality and prices.
We are also engaged in putting up and vii!
have ready, in q few days, for inspection and
sale Il great variety Of Flower Seeds: in papers,
ut i've cents each or fifty cents pei dozen, to
which We especially invite the attention OF the
ladies' For very small sum q beautiful FLOW
Err BED can thus be obtained.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which We
received from the public in this line Of our trade
last wear, We respectfully solicit renewal nfthe
same during the PRESENT season.
JANNEY & CO.,
feb IL Druroists 145 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

DUTTER, DRIED BEEF AND CHEESE
ID received and for sale by -.-.
feb g. j. G.. MILBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

L 10 half and quarter chest Gunpowder,
Imperial, Japan and Oo!onS Tea just received
and for sale by
HENDERSON - AVERY
feb % 226 King, corner Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

TOF f E E
" 20 sacks Rio, Laguyra aud Java Cot
fee, for sale low by
HENDERSON 6 AVERY,
feb22 226 King. corner Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

EGGS-l,0OO doz. frezh Eggs. received this
L 4 day and for sale by
nov 2O-tf +. 6. SWA1NE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

NEW SPRING GOODS.-Now receiving
~ new goods to suitthe present season-Beau-
tifui French Delaines, in mode color, green.
blue, buff, Sc. Black Alpaca, Striped and
Plaid Cambria, Swiss Muslin, Hamburg Edg-
ing, Infants Embroidered Waists with great
variety Of desirable goods.
NH . r l.. WOOD, l7o, King st.
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The subscriber has received he largest assert
ment 0: Fresh and Genuine Garden Seed ever
brought TO this market which he is prepared to
sell in quantities to suit purchasers. and at the
very lowest price they can be afforded, considcr-
ing the quality. He has also received ~ boxes
of SHAKERS GARDEN SEED, neatly put
up in boxes, containing 2l4 papers each, which
will be sold very low for cash, or sent out or
commission. Before purchasing call at No. 49,
or 300, King street. o.-.,-
feb tt HEN hl iDOh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

CCOTCH HERRING.-2O boxes Scotch Her
- ring, prime, for sale by
feb 21-tf J. G.. MILBU IN.
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~ A n D L f s. p"
u 20 boxes Adanantine and Tallow Cam
dies, just received and for sale by
HEND ERSON s. AVERY,
feb % 226 King, corner Alfred.
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~ L . U r
& 20 bbls A. 81. Janncy's Extra 10 Pa
tapsco Family, just received and for sale by
HENDERSON Il AVERY,
feb % 22G King, corner Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

NORN! CORN! CORN!!!-The highest
~ cash price paid for Corn in the ear, By
ian 10 WITHERS Il TOLSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-07

T 10 U O + s.
Il Just received a full supply Of Liquors
comprising Whistles, Brandies Wines. &c; for
sale by HENDERSON IL AF ER1,
feb2 226 King, corner Alfred.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
HU MO US.
Solid Sport.

knew darkey once who's unlike most Of
his race, was industrious and economical
Tie result was that lie owned house and
lot near little village in Western Pcunsyl-
vania He soon concluded that it wouldn't
do to own property of this kind without keep
ing domestic animals on it, and determined
to stock it. His first acquisition was an old
sheep, of the male persuasion, which he was
very proud of He spent many leisure mo-
ments playing with the animal and teaching
it various pranks. His chief amuse uent was
to get down on the grass on all tours and ned
defiance ut the animal. Seeing which the
latter would mako a plunge at him and at
tempt to try whose head was the hardest
CT is a question: But as the savage crea-
ture came forward like battering ram Mig
would incline his head suddenly and drop his
face upon the earth. The consequence was
that the sheep missing his mark, would tum-
bic over and over for rod or two. One day
Dark called couple of passing neishbors to
witness his achievements. They came to the
fence and looked over, while lie got down on
hands and knees usual, and began to nod
at his. property. The sheep did not seem to
see him at first, but presently raised his head
from the grass on which it was grazing and
trowned upon him.
ooh, jis' watch him now - said Sambo in
glee.
Old Buckley made rush as was his wont,
and Sambo suddenly dropped his face on the
ground. But, as the fiends would have it,
his fiat nose came in contact with small.
sharp snas he had not observed before. and
he jerked back. just in time to receive the
tull shock of the sleeps hard head between
his nose and wool. There was such a rolling
and tumbling over and over for the next quar-
ter of minute that the neiuhhorS couIj mot
tell which was the sheep and which was the
niger. They soon got separated though. and
Mr.; Mig got slowly up, grinned foolsLly and
said
'Pun my word he ncbber done dat afore
Gitteu' too smart for dis niger. Use gwine
to stop foolin with SIGH felah as dat !'
There was plenty of mutton in that neigh
borhood the next day, but that sheep was
never seen again
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
POETICAL.
CoME DOWN, FATHER.

Oh father, dear father down with the stAnrs,
My ukcr's bill il unpaid,
She said che would send ii night home from the
AS soon ms the flounces were made.
My new dress from Stewards is down in the hall
The boy will not leave without pay
I've nothing o sport with-cnn't go TO the ball
Come down! come down! come down!
Please, father. dear father, come down!
Oh. hear the sweet voice of the child,
Who cries fla her room all alSnei
Oh, who could resist her most Pitiful tearsf
SO father, with stamps you'H come down.
Oh, father dear father come down with tho stamps.
My curIs are.not fit to be seen;
The hair dresser sald he would not do them up
Unless could pay him fifteen
lie only asked twenty to give new got,
And take the old in exchanged
Besides, pa, my waterfalls awfulIy rough.
And sonny back hair will look strange.
Come down. come down? come down
Plea e, father, for BraitCau, come dOwni
o., hear the sweet voice Of the child SC.
Oh, father. dear father, come down with the
Tho carriage is waiting below
Rist"rI Is playing, the seats engaged,
And want /" make a good show
My gloves have been cleaned, my cloak has been
But Charlie won't take me again
Unless any "Q"een Emma" is trimmed with
bird,
And have new cable chain.
Come down come down! come down!
Please, father, dear father, come down!
Oh, hear the sweet Voice of the child, &c.
Oh, father, dear father, come down with the
stamps,
The words sounded weepingly sweet.
lie looked down from the hall way right up the
wide stairs.
And their dear little feet.
very large towel her shoulders encascd,
Her pretty white hose just put on.
Without any Glitter and standing unlaccd
She watched till tie shop boy was gone
He's gone! he's gone he's gone!
She cried, as her father 'cdme down.
On, hear the sweet voice of the child, sc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Drunkard's Cateohism, or, Rum
Sellers Wish.

QUESTION What is your name? An
swer.-SOt.
2-Who gave you thisaame? Ans.-As
drink is my God land Landlords and Land.
ladies are my Godtathers and my Godmoth>
ors, they gave me that name in my drunken
sprees, wherein | was made member of
Strife, child of War; and an inheritant of
bundle of rags.
! 3.-What did your Godfather and God
mother then for you? Ans They did pro-
)nlSe and vow three things in nv name
First. that | should renounce the comforts Of
my own freside. Second, starvc my wife
and hunger my children. Third, walk in
rags and tatters, with my shoe soles going
flip flap all the days of my life
Rehearsc the articles of your belief
believe IN the existence of Mr.. Alchohol,
, the great head and chief of all manner of
vice, the source of nine tcnths of all diseases
believe in the existence of a sett OF man
nfacturers and vendors fthe liquid FIRE land,
lastly, not only believe, but am sure, that
when my money is all spent, the Landlord
Pill stop the tap.
4 Quest.--H"w many commandments have
you SOts to keep?
Ans Ten.
Quest.-Which be they?
Ans.-The same which the Landlord and
Il
thy master and thy mistress who brought thee
from the path of virtue placed thee in the
way of vice, and set thy feet in the road that
leads to destruction.
1st.-Thou shalt use no other house but
miGc.
2d--Thou shalt NOT make unto thee any
substitute for intoxicating drink, such as cold
water, tea, coffee, lemonade, or ginger pop :
for | am jealous man. wearing the coat that
should be ON thy back, eating thy children's
bread and pocketing thy money that should
make the wife of thy bosom happy.
sd Thou shalt not use our house in vain
Thou shalt not enter unless thou spendest
thy money. for we will not thank thee for
using our house in vain.
4tn-Remember thou eatest one meal on
the Sabbath day. Six days shalt thou drink
and spend all thy gain, but on the seventh is
the Sabbath wherein am forced to shut up
for two hours, wherein l wash my floor. make
my fire. rcplenish with sawdust my spit boxes.
and make ready for the worship of Bacchus
during the remainder of the day
5th--IOuor thy Landlord with thy pres
,cnce, that thy days may be few and misera-
BILE in the land wherein thou Invest.
6th.-Thou shalt commit murder, by hang
ing, starving, and beating thy wife and chill
dren
!th.-Thou shalt commit suicide by pos>
oning thysclt with alchohol.
8th.-Thou shalt steal thy wife and chill
dren 5 bread, and rob thyscIf of all comfort
9th.-Thou shalt bear false witness when
thou speakest of the horrors, and say thou art
IN good health when thou art laboring under
the barrel fever
loth.-Thou shalt covet all that thy neigh
Dor is possessed of Thou shalt covet his
lDUSp 1:
health, his wealth his clothes that thou mayest
indulge in all their Injuries. and to help thee
to buy the brewers coat, his dray horses. fine
buildings and thus enable Kim to live in idle
ness; and also to enable the Landlord to buy
beautiful sign, to place over his door. with
S.$ce"$e to retail .fcrmcnteG ard spiHuous
fqHors" vrittcn thereon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
TO TRAEELLERs
BALTIMORE & {. R.R, coNptEv
WINCHESTER AND POTOMIC R. RI
TIME TABLE.
TRAIxs CoINo We

TRAINs CorNo wEsr.
Leave Leave tIi;aFPer's Ferry at 10 n and I 90 p Al
leave Shensntoah at . II A NJ and / o. p NJ ~
Leave heycs' Switch at 8 30 4 NJ and I % p Al
Leave liailtovn at Is 4 NJ and is PM
Leave ShnTlcstoNr at 81 A NJ and ~ p NJ -
Leave SaIncror 3 at 10 \ NJ and - p NJ
Leave Summit Point Mt IS A Mand sSpNT
Leave Wadesvillc att 81 \ Mand OS p N W.
Leave OPequOn Bridge $ o. NJ and , N D AZ
Leave SteEhcnson's at q a NJ and % p Nj
arrive ut Winchester at IS A NJ aud IS PM.
TEAMS GoIxe EAST.
Leave Wirclicstcr at . 81 A NJ aud aspM
Leave Stephensvn's at 9 - a NJ and 81 PM
Leave OPequOn Bridge AT 9 81 A NJ and \ 10 p AZ
Leave HadCsville at 8 81 \ NJ and 3 ~ p NJ "a
Leave Summit Point 10 - A NJ and 3 ?9 p III
Leave Gamer on at 10 - 4 NJ and , 81 p Nj
Leave Chariestowna at II 30 = NJ and Z n p NJ
Leave IIalltcwr at 10 IL a NJ and 42 p NJ
Leave ktyos' Switch Mt 10 50 A NJ aud 4 a. n
Leave Shenandoah nj IL OF A NJ and 4 80 p NJ
Arrive at llArpcT's Ferry II Os a NJ and 90 p II
January Is 1861 va NJ IAEs'OkNI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,
NEW YORK
UNION PIANO-FORTE COMPANY.
CHARTERED JANUARY. 1860:

w corner of TENTH AVENUE and Thirty
SIXTH STREET, to turn out 50 PIANOS per week
nounced by the best Judges to be the most powcr-
lu square Piano that has been bron ght before
the public: There is Piano made that will sta nd
Tune like them.
No. 81 Octave, front Round Cor
ncrs, Plain Case, Octag on Legs, s. 400 to & $50
Not Octave, front Round Cor
=, ncrs, with Carved Legs, 80. $45Oto S 500
No 81 Octave -four large Round Cor
ncrs, with Carved Legs, &c.. $500 to 5000
The New York Union Piano Company, believing
that the public want demands
GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
7-Octave Piano-FOrte.
Embracing all the Modern Improvcmcnts-such as
Il Rosc'rood Case, French Grand Actiou.
Harp Pedal! Full Iron Frame, Deer
strung Bass, &c.,
AT PRICES WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALI
now olfer such an instrument at price lower than
any other reliable Mandatory.
THESE PianoRare made of the best tcrials, with
selected from the best Factories IN this and the oil
countries, and fully warranted to stand in any eli
mate and to give as good satisfaction any Pianos
sold Tor One THOUSAND DOLLARS
OUR TERMS ARE NET CASH. CITY Finds
at low prices.
go All Orders must be sent direct TO the Fac.
toTy' corner OF 10Th Avenue and 36ih Street as We
sell all our Pianos direct from the Factory nd save
outcustomcrs from paying for costly snowy wa re-
rooms winch expense the purchaser always ha g to
Introduce these SPLENDID NEW INSTR UNIEN'FS
in all parta OF the United States
NEIF YORK UNION T'I4NO- FORTE, CO.
Con. lOTH Avenue nnd 36rH STREET. N "
SAMUEL FISK. Boston, President
J. r. ALE, n. Y, Frcas'r s. G emil Agent
June IL, IS66-lY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
Mr.. Davig'g Plantation.

A correspondent Of the Weldon On. C1
iStGtc writes from Mississippi =
81 mentioned in my letter below V;cke-
burg, that had passed Joe and jeff; Davis's
farms. In Speaking of the matter, in CONVEX
hatIon with Il resident citizen he told me that
President DAVIS and his brothers. farms had
been confscated by the government and sold
to negro, former slave of jeff. Davis's for
S4U0.OOO, on ten years time, and that the
negro would clear this year $50, 600 OH the
land. The negro is said to be quite an enter
pris'ng man, and is working large force to
great advantage. do not find here On this
whole trip one man in ten of Southern birth
or sentiment The whole country seems to
be II. IL; hands of Northern men and for
eigners. Even the negroes talk lingo that
can but poorly understand"
: Tow A ADVERTISEMENTS WoRK,-A
French paper thus traces the sensation of a
reader of advertisements
The first advertisemcut-Te does mt 500
The second inscrtiOn-He sees it but don't
read it.
The third insertion-He reads it.
The fourth insertian-He looks at the
price.
The fifth insertion-He speaks of it to his
vile
The sixth insertion-She is willing to buy.
The seventh-He purchases.
The Presbyterian churches in the South
nave Dot recovered from the effects of the
war: 100 cdi6ces were destroyed.
Pay your subscription to the Spirit,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
BALTIMORE PRICE STORE!

OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
HAIRLESS TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.
a
MAJORITY of those who read newspapers, never
even give hasty glance at business advertise
MAN
actually has choice variety of goods, which he is
selling at the lowest Baltimore prices it hardly NAYS
him to publish the fact. Therefore, have
FOU ND
ii best to simply invite every body TO call and ex
anime my stock and prices before PURCHASING eIse.
where 2ud to say but little in regard to NV ability
aud determination to make it advantageous ~
those who are not "
DEAD
TO their own interests to buy their Drv C,ods
Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps aud Ready
Made Clothing
IN LEsTowN.
at the BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposite the
Bank Building OFf O7''e 'Ne
| would respectfully request my friends TO give
me n a can. J. GOLDSMITH.
saltm9re Price Store, opposite Bank Building.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
SMOKERS, ATTENTION!
PIPESII

T HAVE just received large and well.sclcc,sd
!, sto9 of Pipes consisting of PuRE MEERscHAus,
Meerschaum. English Briar-Root, Plain and Finted
! Rosewood l., German China, Egg Bowl, Turkish.
common Wood Pipes, &c, well as an extensive
STOCK OF sieerschaum, Fancy and Plain Cigar Hold
f R, 'SEsther with supply of English Cherry and
DS- Give me CAL
Jan %, 1861. / n uAINrs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
STOVES AND TINwARE.
STOVES! sTOVEs!!
TINWhRE, STOVES, AND
SaEET-RON EsTARI,ISHMEnrr,

'A4''41 H'OH ESTABLISHMEMT,
ON MAIN STREET, CnAnLEsToEN.
'1E undcCsiEnod have on hand and are constant.
Il ~ manufacturing their Tinwnre' stow anj
Shcct-ir"n Establishment in CbnrIcs,ov,n c, o,'u
description IF ~@''" u e'r'S
ULINARY WARE.
usually found in their line OF business made of ~
stock in their Ware Room, cor,i scl ., Inc
nsGinl "r'lSiS known to the houscEccpfr aud Sny
Gnu be furnished with dispatcb "'N'e Gu
>, IAmnng their stock of TIN Ware NAV be found
BUCKETS Of ali sizcs COFFEE PCrTS Of the mo-,
aPpro,od patterns. Cullcnders Sits. Stna,ncr.
Cake Screws Cake Cutters, FIuut BoScs. Pnitv
nmf OF vST,ous patterns; Basins. thnnbc ware.
Itch''s Measures of all sizcs, nt Painted T.ilet
Ware. Their stock of -o''e'
sHEET-IRoN WIRE.
fo,9PrisGS every article in the lazy aud House.
81 L q " GA
S Smi Ta ,c. every variety Of w(OD and COAL
STOVES, al Ong which may be bund lie C,IInv,
virginia Star. sizes for Coal ,oId amipio,. 4
sizes' for Wood Noble Cook. 3 kzcs 10, Coal or
Wood; Extension top Nit VerrDS; Wjnons y
sizcz for Wood, Nine Plate S;ioy,s i,J i'ii,
%, a DoseF Top; Defiance King, sizs scotclmnn
sizes, Coal; Grocian CapitnI. 8 szcs Coal: RN.
IIn'oT' : sIzcs, Coal Magic TcInilc, sizet, Tor
Wood Laura. sizes, WOOD AIo, PnrIor' Star
Cott"ger aud Franklin. all sizcs.- 7 '''-'
F"7s' ssing every facility know TO the business
ness, all kinds Of
BUILDING AND jon WORK,
Tin Roofing, linking End spaI,inz done TO order
and in tie bet manner r.
Merchants dcsirors Of re Icnsiipg their s.ocIs AZ
Tin OF Sheet Iron Ware viii finfIIt 10 their SdyaT.
iaEc TO deal with them. They Viii make liberal
discount TO merchants when aTriics "a bought bv
the Quantity. They will also take in exchange for
Tin Ware. Rags, Bceswax. Wo1 Sbccpsk int Beef
III -. Old Copper, Old Brass ssH Pewter, -
Thankful for past Etvorr nd witi determination,
TO merit the increasing patrona Of tic community
VIC respectfully SOLICIT call rom all Who desire
purchasing any article in our line Of business.
Terms are EuCL as cannot fail - please
Oct 2. 1856. MILLER < SMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
FOUNDRY,
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

A T the Drug Store of Aisquith & Bro will be
tGund fire stock Of segars Smoking and
TONERS and the public for cash -
February IL, 1867,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02
BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD
RE-OPENED. 81
49,
Il isagain open for = avs

NniS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGAFAHE
Il isHgain open for ., tANNAA'
FRElGHTS AND TRAVEL
The Cars and Machinery DESTROYED arc br;rr. -
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK win III re-
ceht improvements; and as the RricCcs a nd TSack
arc nsin In substantial Condition, the we'll cSIned
SPEED. SECURITY AND CONIFoPT
ton OF its business '''' 'e % gamma
ION To thc nncqualIcd attractions of f,Atps
raj scenery heretofore conceded to this ronte H.
recent troubles upon she Border have nssnr;atsS
numerous points on the RoRd between ILcf fSbio
nei ana harPcrs Ferry, with painful but instr,,e
CONNECTIONS
~ the Ohio River, with Cleveland md Pi,,.b,-.
GSntTal ONO and Marietta and Cincinnati R1;is
Sohus' ana ih,ouEh them with the whole Rajlvy,y
system "i the Northwest, Central cst n N s,u,L
G G AZ IaTpcrs Ferry with the Winchrs,c.
! N"a". Al Washington Junction with tho WnSb
t p nt'r"h Tor Washington CITY aud tho InOcy
NJ Al bllt'mcrC with seven da iIv trims ~.
Philadelphia aud New York "+'"t ior
49, bOt-LA RS additional ON TLrouoh r;-l,.,,
:" h"Itioie or the Northern Cities give tbc rrtS-
"'Er q c's!Hng W WASHINGTON CITY IN Ie,,t.T - 4
IhIs Is Inc ONLY ROUTE by which nSsScngc,.
M pr%C,c Mf0rgh JIcLtis and tLTou-L C5,cEs -
l.. NJ COLE JOrINJ xr-ueo~,
General Ticket Agent { NIs,Cr &c ~ $3.50,
juno 5, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-02

{ ~ VIC popular one PRICE plan, giving CVcrv
~ patron a handsome and reliable Watch for thSs
low price of TEN DOLLARS! without egard 10
value, and not to be paid for unless perfectly salts
factory!
500 Solid G old Hunting Watches, $3.50 To G75O
5OD Magic Cnsed Gold Watches 200 10 5OI
5OU Ladies' Watches EnamclIrd, 100 to 2OO
900 Gold Hunting Chrun'r Watches 2EO to 3G0
200 Gold Hunting English Levers 200 to $50
5000 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 TO $50
5.uoO Gold Huntg Amcr'n Watches 100 To 00O
5000 Silver Hunting Levers SO To I'm
5'.O9 SILVER Hunting Duplexcs, 75to $50
5000 Gold Ladies' Wa chcs. 5O IN e150
10 600 Gold Hunting Lcpincs, so to tx
lO,5Oo Miscellaneous Silver Watches so 10 I'M
25,cCO Hunting Silver Watches 25t In IN
$4,000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 1910 *
Every patron obtains watch by this ARRANGE.
mGnt costing but Sic, while it may be worth
$3.50. No partiallty shown.
MCssrs. J. Tickling s. Co.'s Great Aner;cor
watch Co, New York City. wish to immcdiatcIv
dispose Cf the above ma gnificcnt Stock CrrtiE
Gates naming articles, are paced in scaled envc-
lopCs. Holders arc entitled to the articles namfd
on thSlr certificates. upon payment of Ten Dollars
less The return Of any of ccriifica ties entities
you to the article named Their, on, upon payment
irrespective OF its worth, and no article valued
less Than 10 is named any certificate it will nj
once be seen that this "a lottery, but straight
forward legitimate Transaction rhch INV bc go.
tciPated In even by the most fastidoust
single Certificate will be sent by mail most ooid
upon receipt OF p cents, five for ST. eleven for So
~! 'htCc ana elegant premium for So sixfv.
= ia ~" more valuable premium for $40, one hun
or thosc wishing employment this ia a rare o5Dnr
Iunity. It Is a lcgitimatcy conductcd bI,si5np"s.
duly authorized by the Government md nnn -
tue ' A',Jr careful scrutiny TRY US!
I.6 j. HiCKLING & Co
li9 broadway, near P. o., City Of n. York.
February 8, lS67-3m. N'