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THE HEALING POOL,
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Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG MEN. on the CRIME OF SOIL
TUDE, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which eeSsroy the manly powers
and create impsdimen.s TO MARRIAGE
with sure means OF relief Sent in sailed
Ieae: envelopes, free OF charge. address,
Dr. +. SEILLIS HoUGHTOS, Hosard As
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An InIured Husbands Revenge.

There are one or two crimes for which
public opinion holds that the law pro-
yides no adequate punishment. Hence
it so often happens that we are called
upon TO record terrible incidents like
the following, dated at Albany, y. Y,
Tuesday night last:
Hon. L. Harris Hiscox, member of
the Constitutional Convention, has Just
been shot dead at StanwiIHall bya man
who talks deliberately Of the deed, and
says he can justify il.
The man who shot Hiscox is General
Cole, a lumber dealer, OF Syracuse.
About half past eight, Hiscox was
standing in the large reception room of
the Hotel, near the clerks desk, in his
slippers. Cole, who was sitting near by,
rose, and approached Hiscox, made
some remarks which were not distinct
ly overheard by those near, and imme-
diately thereafter drew n sm4ll pistol,
and presenting il at his head, fired, the
ball entering near the right eye.
HiscoX Fell back senseless, the
wound bleeding FrOrusely. He expired
within thirty minutes.
Cole remarked that Hiscox had been
his best friend, but while he (CoIe) was
in the army, where he rose to the grade
of General in the caValry service, he
had raped his wife, and added, al have
the evidence now in my pocket"
He quietly awaited the coming of the
police, and was conveyed to the station
house.
Cole is a brother OF Senator Cole, OF
California, and is a tall, ine looking
man, as was Hiseox, who was larger
and heavier.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LER viii certainly extsrminste these pests,
If irS U.s. i pe-Sevs1e3 in. Beware Of bogus
ly.Pzpsr, which some dealsn Keep becauSe
they ean Ee,it FOX nssrIy noihtrg- Doa't be
sEtnd.ed- Ask for DUTOIIERs, which Is
sod By AL live Druggists. myzS-lmdEw
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There eometh glad tIdings OF Joy 70 all,
To young and 10 old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was 50 precious and
Is ffes Tor all, and all may be fair.
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LOOK AT THE Ru1Ss.-Aye, look at
the ruins If what were once magnifi-
cent sets OF teeth, to be sem everywhere
in society. Look at them, and ask
yourself IL 1t is not marvellous that
such destruction is permitted, when, by
simply using SozoDoST, any teeth, hoII-
ever fragile, may be preserved from de-
cay or blemish as long as life lasts?
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BaHtGd.

"ASTED-AGENTsG5 to EOO per
w month, everywhere, male and fsnale,
% Introduce Throughout The y. 8. The
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This ma
chine VIII stitch, hem. fell, tueE, guilt, btnd,
braid and enbroldeE in most superior mAn-
nm my Al 5flmd 1 sESoaB & CO. Csvelspdso.
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Bounty! Bounty

Bounty Bounty 7!
COLDIERs CHARGED WITH. OR con
= victsd Of. deseTtion, but who were Az
get the same bounty as other honorably dis
charged soldiers. ntil recently these claims
were rejected. Under the late opinion Of the
Attorney General / cIlIeet them. Soldiers
who havelo their discharges can get the
500 extra Bounty tall at my ONCE, over
Bank OF Wheeling, OF write TO me
mySD-lwd,tw
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ron CISCINHATI.
Notice.

T WILL SELL on MONDAY, THE I7th
i day o! June, instant, a. the First Ma
uonal Bank OF Bridgeport, Ohio, between the
hours OF I2and p. m, Two Hundred Sharts
Company. Terms cash
Iun6-sts CYRUS ARSDESHALL.
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THE Mexican bondholders in New
York, 1t is said, are agitating propo-
sition to send Santa Anna to Mexico,
backed by a strong force OF Yankee
volunteers, tor the purpose OF upsetting
the Juarez Government and organizing
a movement for the union or Mexico
with the United States; a guarantee of
the Mexican bonds by our Government
being, of course, an important feature
Of the scheme. It is not likely to be
contaminated this year.
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Steamboats,.

For Memphis, VicESburE and New
Orleans.
The hue PASSENGER Packet "KES-
[ sI1ssSSt gTOS," Capt. Dunlap, will leave as
- above ON Friday, June It'll, At
O'Clock, p. m.
For Freight or Passage or further inEoma-
BOOTH, BATTELLE a CO.,
Iun44t Agents.
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IT is related by gentleman who re-
Gently visited Petersburg, OF the site OF
the famous Fort Steedman:
"Here now is u negro who has taken
possession OF the work and has planted
It's interior with corn, which seems to
be hourishing famously-as indeed it
ought to, for the soil was enriched by
many brave mems blood. He who
stands before me, a representative OF
the great harvest OF the war, is now try
ing in his humble way TO raise little
harvest of peace. Success to his hus-
bandryW
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rnE AssAssINArIoN.
Evidence Before the Judiciary Com
understanding Disclosures

Evidence Before the Judiciary Com.
mittee---startIIn< Disclosures
The following letter from the we'll
known Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette reads ike ro-
nance, but We are afraid Is history.
To those who are acquainted with the
personazes and localities spoken OF
there is a verisimiIiiude that could
hardly be produced by fabricated
story, no matter BOE carefully gotten
M, We trust these Developments viii
AZ least stimulate renewed inquiry and
Investigation. Ifthsrs is one thing The
rounrry wants to know the whole truth
about, il Is The story ofthe great assas-
sinstiOn:
WAsHISoToS, May S5.-Fhe investi-
cations which have been In progress
for year Psst have reached point
where they open mp some new and
startling chapters in the story Of that
great mystsry-ths assassination
= More than one hundred people are
10 this thing" were the words OF one %
the cOnspirators. as he WAS swung OF
into etsrniIy-WoFI1s thus sent back
from the confines OF smother world, as
ito urge upon tie living \ full solution
Of the tragedy.
This Is q subJec: far 100 grave and
. startling for word OF sensational WIZ
I iuz. A mere statement OF the ch2rzc-
z Ter Of this additional evidence forms N
1 iIseIf one Of the strongest II not alto
I Es;hsr the strongest, chapter n the sol
Z To = Brief then, and concise, the
d . - E1NEgazsZ
7 Ia possession Of evidence 20 q he follow
7 I1E sdec::
THE ASSASSINATION Planned FoE IN
AC5URATIoS DAY.
/ SPIES in The Losizes OF she Knights Of
{ the Golden Circle had revealed the
Ez-t rhs. tbzre Eas 8 plot 10 murder
Mr. Lincoln during the Inauguration
exercises Of March, lS5j. Every pre-
caution was taken 20 baGie The con-
spI=atoEs, though no cine had been OBJ
aimed - 70 ShO these we're.
NIlkEs Booth Was N Washington at
me time. Having known hr. johnson
L IN Nashville, he called upon him the
dzy after Ny. JOhrsonis ARRIVAL here
During the exercises az the CAPITOL
. BSoIh wss in the building.
50 certain were the authorities that
an attempt 70 XIII Mr.. Lincoln was to be
made. thai every avenue within the
building. bv which an assassin could
escape. was carefully guarded. Booths
qEn observation Of the situation may
have deferred him from The act in con-
lem pist!On.
FROM November 9Th to February
ssth, Booth vas in Washington seven
times, the periods Of his absence vary
ing from two 20 ten days each. On tue
Isl OF March, 1855, he arrived again,
nd upon the three succeeding days
xas called at eight A. NJ, BY his own
express orders.
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Ahsr the Republican party had nom
mated is ticket, Booth passed some
.Ims in Nashville. There be WAS well
acquainted with Mr.. Johnson. Booth
had mistrsssEs there and these mistress
- were said 10 be sisters. Booth WAS
also well acquainted with Mr.. Brown
ing, the private secretary OF the Vice
President.
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Wantad.

A yeaF round, or SO per cent rEodf on
Commission We guaranty the above salary
or commission 10 active industrious agents At
their OWL homes, 70 introduce an article OF
IEDIsPESS4 ABLE UTILITY in every houSe-
hold FOR iuQ particulars CAN on, or address
q. W. JACKSON 4 Co.,
myl6-lm lISouth ST., Baltimore, Nd
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ssBritish Mills'' Flour.

onn RBLs OF THAT STANDARD
0llU brand Flour. lust received and for
sale BY PAXTON 4 oGLEBAY,
my1 s. Main stress.
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DRY GOODS!

A LII OF WHICH AIRS WARRANTED
"a es represented, and shown with piOaSpTs
10 all, cheaper than any other houSs In US
CITY, IS the following prices VIII snow.
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Those familiar with the trial will not
IAN 70 remember that on several occa-
slons efforts were made by the defence
10 introduce statements and CONVERSATIONS
made oE several Of the prisoners 10
their attendants, and also TO iDtToluce
some declarations Of Booths, made sub-
sequent TO the assassination, a. evil
dence. The authorities now have n
partial knowledge Of the nature Of
these statements, and the bearing Of
them can be more readily seen at this
time. II was understood and beIisvaJ
at the time Of thS trial thai there we've
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one OF the above was from 81. Louis.
E. MCCOY,
Jun4-St Sec OF the Board OF Health.
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gtm advertisements.
Lost

nS WEDNESDAY MORNING, 5th Inst,
" between the Bank o. Wheeling and
hesd Of Hampton street, a paper Gun with
god sleeve button attached, The Under
VII receive one dollar by returning Il 70 me
Al Bank Of WhEsItng
flus-ifs w M.VHSSASfr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29

How TO PRoFosE.-A party of ladies and
gentlemen were laughing over the supposed
"wkw"rdncss attending declaration OF love.
when gentleman remarked, that if he ever
offered himself he would do it in collected
and business like manner. "For instance. -
he Continued, addressing lady present
Hiss SmIth. have been two years loukin"
tor 4 wife; am in receipt of about three
hundred year. which is on the increase. OF
all the ladies Of my acquaintance, l admire
y"u the most indeed, Live you. and would
gladly make you my wife" You flaticr me
10y your preference" good humoredly replied
Miss Smith. to the surprise of all present !;
IL refer you to my tatLcr." Bravo" ex-
claimed the gentlemen. "Well | declare ~
said the ladies in a chorus. The lady and
gentleman, good reader. were married soon
after. Wasn't that modest way of coming
to the point" and a lady-likc method of taxi
ing Il imam at his word
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
An Awkward Predicament.

Ont in Missouri lives Il Mrs Hempdale,
WHO had daughter named Laura. who loved
a inau named Jack ThisNan Jack she did mt
like. but she WIS Informed by neighbor that
jack and Laura had arranged a plan of elope-
ment.
Her mind was quickly made up. She an
nouncci-to i.aNr, The next morninr that she
WIS going to Bplleyil c, on visit. to be gone
for three days. and That she must be a good
girl and not te&: the house down while she
was gone.
That night Jack knew OF it, and as he read
that nice littIe note that babe him come over
and stay until mother comes home. and what
a splendid time we will have, he smiled,
knocked the ashes off his cigar, and resolved
of course he would.
jack went over, but there is TO earthly use
in our attempting to describe the Gelectable
things he enjoyed; it WIS sugar season on
that plantation sure
just before dusk. while Jack was running
over full OF the occasion, in ruShes Laura's
waiting woniin with
'Lor Dress me, chii'a CT yer amt miSsis at
de gate
My goodness, Dinah, what shall We 90
with .Jnck?'
pop hin in de closet, Hiss Laura and
Jack vas popped in the closet in twink
ling.
In stalled the old lady. and sharply scru>
tinizng the Disconnected aud blushing coun-
tenance OF Laura, felt sure that Jack had been
there.
Come here Laura. Nowyou can't deceive
me. That abomnaoic Ht;,ine las been here
and you and he have fixed upon Il runaway
match to come off tonight; l know, you
Sec
IIzur. was s lent and the old lady con-
tin@ed--
But you'll find your mother rs no fool and
TOO sharp for you. my Ia!y. Sooner than you
should narry that miserable Jack Piainc
Id see yea laid III y,,'tr grave. lie is not
going To sJu:u.irr NY money. | assure vru.'
The Oil lady rose. and 4".n. to Il clothes
press. returned with several colutvr;els and Il
pillow.
Then walking up to the closet where Jack
was concealed, threw thc,n III and said to
LAURA:
Now march in here, Miss; step along.
I'll look out thai y"u don see that low born
mechanic tonight
laura protested that she didn't want to. ,c-
ciarim= that her mother might be sorry for it
some day.
But, without paying any attention. her mo-
thcr gave her push. shut tie door and lnck-
ed it, put the key in her pocket and went to
bed.
Epriy in the morning the old lady arose.
and without waiting tp ,!r..-s took the kew
from her packer, and OPENED the cI,,>et door
to BID Laura come tnr;h she .azcd wildly for
an instant, and utcIcd most piercing
scream.
Hecnverin. very rapidly she started away
from the door aud called family to laura
Laura, dear. 20 into the kitchen and see
about the breakfast
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sNFECTWNRRY AND BAKERY.
G9NFE CTI0NERK AND R.EKERY.

III ENIiN DUMM, at his cstabIi-l.,nci,t ON Maih
- street. afjoiningthe Drug Store of CanIpbeI
anu Mnson' Is prepared to furnish The people of
ma tcst"wn and surrounding cVpntry, with every
srticie t+is inc OF trnoe, ttEe sinrtcst notice
ohd Al INC most reasonable priccs. From his long
prac aI eSP" icncc in the b.lSness. and his deter
iiilndts 70 give satisfact;en,he feels warranted liz
lhskng the assertion, Ebose who call upon him.
VII ave r"it'l:r 'etezSSsY inclination ia e-
elsewhere HIS Inte Iti1n is 10 keep up complete
CAKES, CANDIES. NUTS. RAlSINS, ETC.
(which he invites with confidence the atteniion of
AL "ho wish tn PURCHASE articles of this Giles He
a. eS not cc1 IN ii uccessa further as
glance at his place Will attest the truth OF what he
As will also keep on hand an abundant supply of
FRESH BREAD. made of the best flour, aud s. icd
~ the best style by strict attention business,
he hopes t. retain the patronage Of his old friends,
hlma call.
Sept H.. HENRY DUNN.
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Volerably-Rioh.,

Inrthe Canndiln House -efas .Sssemhls, not
long since, they had quite spirited deoste
on the bill to prohibit the use OF hoops md
crinoiiue int, oduced by-Aiken. We publish
q lew of the most brilliant passages:
Mr.. Drummand was an ardent admIrer OF
hoops from childhood He was born with
love for hoops. When child OF tender
growth, lie used tc-t-updle his hoop. all un>
conscious of the fate that awaited him
Late in lite he had swallowed u ring which
had resulted in tho whooping cough; aud
even now tho sight Of an empty hogshpad
broug ht teaEs.into his eyes.
Mr. Brown compluircd. that it was inlpos
sibIe to choose wife since her defects were
40 hidden in hoops aud, enyelOpcd in crino>
liz e,'thc Naked
Sp :akcr-Order.
Mr.. Brown-Mr. Speaker
Speuker-Thc honorable gentleman is out
OF order.
Mr. Brown-But. Mr.: Spcakerthe naked
Speaker-Hold yonr tongue, sir.
Mr.. Brown-Thc naked
Speaker-Unon my soul, Mr.. Brown, cork
up, or IL have you arrested.
Mr. Brown-Pernlit me to explain. Mr.
Speaker, when said naked
Spcaker--[yellingl-C!e the galleries of
ladies', Mr.. Sergeant.
graces and the fifteen muses., Mr.. Speaker
dear beloved brother-lct mcapol0gize, then
L only meant to say that hoops and crinol ne
had reached to such redundancy, that it
was impossible to arriva.at the naked
Speaker tranticnly death and blne
devils! Stop. or will brain you with the
mace. Consider the i:p3ropricty Of
Mr.. Brown-Ewildiy1 Truth, traih, truth!
naked truth, was what was going to say.
Mr.. Dunbar Ross understood his honora-
bic friend to say that people cannot pass along
the streets without being assaulted by high
waymcD. Now. surely, tho honorable mem
Der from Lake Ontario uld not but be aware
that the character of every member i'll the
house was affected by such dum-.
Mr.. Talbot objected to such unrarlimenta-
r. language.
MIR. Ross protested against Interruption
lie was going to say such a dam
Mir. j. Cameron-1'he honorable member
should not swear in that dreadful nInnner
Mr.. R0ss-Wasn't doin~ anything of the
kind, but would lie tempted to d" So if not al
lowed to finish this sentence But such a
dam order, order. "a dam confusion
-hc would repeat it BY such a dam-Ftre-
mentions uproar7 =.
Mr.. Wright stood up and moved amid the
widest confusion that Mr. Hoss lie expelled
from the House for such awful language.
Mr.. Ross. black in the face. exclaimed,
that such dam-a"ing statements was all that
he meant to say, when he was interrupted bv
q fool
Mr. Talbot-WhO's fool
Mr.. Rnss-FooIrsE ass
Mr.. Cameron-Who's an ass?
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures ass crtion of
profanity.
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POETIOAL.
sANso.s PsAEM o. LfFE.
A7Tza LoseyrLlow.

AETER LoSGFELLow.t
Doa'; YOU tell me Whit bl"ssin'
lis frr ulr-ers to he free;
freedom don't bring bread and bacon
Things amt like Ehcy used to be.
Whites is The thInC-w+thout 'e,n
Liberty ain'I with IA Cuss;
Readm', within. and siCh dOins
Wasn't meant for folks like Us.
Loafu' round and dom nothin's,.
Ain't what we was burn to do.
But :" work, E" that our chi.dun
Might have Close and whites too.
Summers short. nd winter is comih'~
Aud though now we're mighty bold;
Tnen well wish we'd had some .yumption,
And a worked when want SO Geld.
In the cotton patch or corn field.
'Taint with while tn try to shirk;
Don't yuu lac lazy niger,
For you'll starvc unless you work.
DI,'t you trust the FIR cdmen's Rurcaus
That wont git YOU close tn vFeRT:
Work, We while you've got :, chance to,
You amt got no time to spare.
Lives # other niggcrs show US
We can make uur-tabur pay;
And, by wDrkiu' now, can lay mp
SomctEiu' for rainy day.
SorEeiIin' fur our wives and childuu,
When Us men Cau't work no more;
Fur th=m CvrTlitstiu' Yankees
Amt :;wiuc IL feed 'cnl surc.
Let's act NJ and go to work. thcr.s
FoI to works a ni--cr's tate;
Aud we'd JEST as well gosti:,
faint agwinc to ply 10 wait.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29

DIALOGUE.-Thc following dialogue took
place on the Ohio rii.rua,I
Halo, stranger, you appears to be travel
ling
Yes, I always travel when La going on a
journey
4 think I have seen you somewhere
there
Might your name be Smth p
well, it might if it WASN'T something else ;
Have you been long in these parts 2
Never longer than at the present time
five feet nine
do you calculate to remain here some
time
Well, guess I'll stay until Tn ready to
leave
i reckon yon were born in New England
We'll, my native place was either there or
somewhere else
You travel as though money was plenty
with YOU
Well, might have more and be richer
'liavc y"u ANYTHING. new ?
Yes, bought 4 milestone this morning.
4 thought so; you'rc the sharpcst blade l
ever saw on this railroad
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Eollov-Hearted Sentimentalism.

The following incident shows the difference
between practical bcuefcence and muudliu
senf;mcntali>m
Eugene Sue used to visit. amo It daily. one
oil the most fashionable ladies OF Paris. Mad
anne dc -, and hold forth in her richly
furnished houduir on the condition Of the
poor.
do you ever relieve their distrcss?" asked
Madame dc -, 1T the close OF one of these
harau"ueS.
'*f"a trifing extent" answered Sue; '.but
though my lifts are always smali, they arc
always chccrtully bestowed. give one fourth
If my income III anlS."
That afternoon. as he left the CAT. de Pa
ris. where he had been eating :, costly dinner.
an apparently old woman, clad in rags, PRAYED
Tor charity.
''&"awny." was the stern reply.
"But | am starving-&ivc me single con
per TO purchase bread with"
Il will give y"u i'll change 10 police Off
Ger IT y0u thus ANNOY me-"
You WILLY" said the bcggar; s.aud vet.
Monsieur Eugene Sue. Ven are the man WHO
writes about the mi>,,y If the ronr-vuu are
c.w"rkI""'nam's cham i'ion-y"u are
''Whp are you p exclaimed Sue.
"Ma!nmc dc - WIS the rcnly. and
the disguised lady left the novelist to his re-.
fiectiUus.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29

BALTIMORE PRICE STORE!
OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
CH a RLE SHOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.
A
MAJuRiTf !, of those wh" read newspapers never
even Civ" h"sty glance at business advertise
menI, and if
MAN
actually has n CHOICE variety Of goods which he IL
selling a" the lowest Baltimore prices it hardly pavs
him TO publish the tact. Therefore, / have
FOUND
II best 10 simply invite ever, body to call and ex
am're nay stock and prices before purchasing else
where a to say but little in regard NV ability
aud dei rminntion to make 1t advartageous 10
those who not
DEAD
to their own interests. to Euv their DrT G. 7ods
IA cy Goods, Boots, Shoes, Has Caps and Ready
Made CInhng
IN CHARLEST WIN.
a. III" BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposite the
Bank Building N
wo"!d respectfully request nv 'ries de- to give
IA call. GOIDSi1TiT
baltimore Price Store, opposite Back Building.
November 81 1866.
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j L WE LR Y:
INV JEWELRY STORE.

THE subscriber would most respectfully an
H"uuc" t" liic Citizrns IF CharlrsIuwn and vi
cinity, that lie Las opened sPl, nhid assortment
Of Watches anh Jcwrlry, including, III parI.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
of various grades. ~ of which will nc warranted as
repre- scutcd; also Jrwc!ry ul al! kinds, such as
GOLD SFT~TS, EAR RINGS. FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACi-E>, EYEGLASSES.
i'll variety ard in cvcry ding ri=unily kept in
a store Ui ti'c kind. would also announce that
have secured the services OF Competent workman
on watches ami repairing j,wt lsS, % thst Ill Who
may want any thing GCrC III The lin" Of pairing OF
watches, Clocks or icwcirv. may kelly upon having
il done in the MOS: EInanke style ana all
work will he warranted rcPr srnI"d. ] would
there fore ask call, as ain determined to suit
pun Ch;scrS and please al who may b.. disposal tn
pstromizc Room tho lately occupied by
McIntyrr ami Raliston.
sept. 4. I-ES-lv l., DiSKLE.
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A physician walking in Hamilten's gar
den at Gotham. exPressedhis surprise at the
prodigious growth Of the trees.
My dear sir replied Hamilton, -Gremem-
ber they have nothing else to do
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-29
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