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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-25

Read the list Of acknowled MASTER ARTISTS IN
their various specialities, who compose this
VI M''N i FIR OR MI ITO -
Be9S" The public win please take especial notice
that every individual whose name ppears below,
with LLOYD n BiDAUX MtEsTRELs, and will
appear as announced
Charley Reynolds, j. Il Murphy,
Cal. Wagner II Il War,L
Johnny Booker, o telle.
Harry StanwoOd Francis Fuselli
Gustave BidauX, Auguste Larscher
G. w Jackson, Billy Preston
NJ. Ainsley s. ott Charley Currier
Edwin Sel mour, james Koghl,
W. n Delehanty, Jacob Koehl
4. NJ Hengler, Walter Neville,
Signor or esi, Thos Wurhurst
win appear as above announced in
CARNIVAL ENTER TA INluENT
Of unequaled BRGLJIANCY, ORIGINALITY and MERIT
for the Features Ol which, read the bills and pro.
grHmmes OF the day
Cards OF admission, Parquette and Dress Circle
T5 cents; Family Circle 80 cents.
Doors open at ~; commence at O'Clock
W. ALVIN LLOYD, Manager.
THos WARHURsT, Agent. Mar2967-d4t
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LEAF and Manufactured Tobacco,

And Cigars, we have much pleasure in annOunc-
ing that having given the matter our careful CON
slderatiOn, and being satisfied that the trade
quires such an establishment, We have commenced
business at the above address, determined that
oothing shall be wanting on our part to deserve
the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-25

Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio
No. 3T70.
Levi Tibbs, Catharne Tibbs, and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by william Falkner, their
Guardian,
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l. S "A r.
AND
Manufactured TOBACCO
And CIGARS.
Trade 5alesrOoms, l6 DEY STREET, near Broad.
way, New York,

GENTLEMEN: At the solicitation OF many friends
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE. who
nave long lelt the necessity tor regular hUCTIOS
and COMMISSION IRADE SAILS devoted exclusive
y to the dis pOsul of
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THIS popular House has recently been re MOD.
i eled and thoroughly Tehtted and renovated
and t. now opened 70 the public under new aus.
pires. II Is conycniently located to the business
portion OF the city and Is near the railroad del OF
house Of Hamilton Omnibusses run To and rom
all trains. Good stabling on the premises jaiTdtr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-03-25

wv EDDING CARDS .-...
Printed neatly In COlOrs or in Bronze, at
THE EMPIRE
lStsam job Rooms.
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POSITIVELY FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY.

OPERA HOUSE,
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PatroMa0e and ComfideMce

Il "tsOtNUt tUNt COH(ttttHtf
OF all who may favor with their support.
one of ur firm having devoted many years uN-
clusively to the growing and manufacture OF To
baccO is thoroughly conversant with the business
in all its branches and every cndeavoT will be
made to realize iOr all goods consigned TO US, the
best market rates.
We have taken premises in immediate proNimt.
ty to the largest Tobacco ami Cigar Dealers in this
ity SO that our sales hiCh will be held regular
ly every Tuesday and Friday are certain OF being
fully represented and ,ttcnded by the Trade
Particular attention gi0ea 10 SAipmsnss IN Bond,
All COHsGGSMESTs Nlll be oFFLRKD on he IMMr-
made With remittInces.
All parties iuvOrlng us with their signments
%tll Obhge by marking the Cases v ith TIER pri-
vate mark So that the same may hc sampled. and
sold in separate lots, and iOrN ardng with the let
ter OF advice
TIL B Low + ST NIT
For which the same may be sold together with
PustOnce address
tonsignees, in shipping to US, will please mark
all Cases
"D. ID. c. d Co.,, 10 Deg ST., N. ~
We are. Gentlemen
Your Ohedient servants
D. DOUGLAS CAULKINS G. co.
D. DOUGLAS CAULKINs d " CoBBIN l. oAULKISs
References by eTIh Ission William J StIts A
CO., l73 X l75 dshlnstun st, y \. las. SymIng.
ton, I'M porter 80 Beaver ST Y; Francis <.
Esty, Esq. state st \ Y; Hon WIN BrOss of
hicagO Lieut. Gov ot Illinois; Hon. samuel
Ashton, FcruandIua Fla
o J. BERlNGER, Agent,
No b2, orman's building. Jefferson st. DAY ton,
ohio. Ma Ch % lSG7-R SIn-2
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AmusCmfnts.
TURNER'S OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday &Wedne' day Eve, March 26, 81
LLOYD a RIDAUX'
MI I'M STR BLS

THE GREAT TROUPE OF THE AGE
The MONARCHS Of Minstrelsy I!
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HOT Ell

Corner Third and Basin streets, Hamilton, o.
5 ?. CHURCHILL Proprietor
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP

ID. L. MEEEER and ADAM CLAY Attorneys.
March 20, 567-dlaw6-2e
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
&c. O. D."
country.

An Irish shopkeeper, having ordered guam
tity of paddock fish, by the express, was some-
what indignant upon the delivery of the fish,
to find on the package the letters C. o. D.
''An sure man." said Pat, l didn't order
Goldfish H'
The exprcssman examined the fish and pro
nounced them hadd ,cks
'Well," said Pat, ''c-o>d spell cod"
CAM" said Pat, triumphantly pointing to
the fish, ''thems fsh?'
''Yes-you are right there"
':Well, that makes cod fish, don't it, ye
spalspeen p
but where do you get the 'cod' from ?"
returns the expressman.
."Look there - says Pat, pointing to the
pretensions G. o. D., that's cod to be sure :"
80 no" replied the expressman, CHATS
c. 0. d., which means, Collect on Deliv-
cry"
''Ah, bcdad. sir, didn't think of that"
cried Pat, scratching his head with one hand
and feeling for his purse with the other
'but young man, let ME give you bit OF adj
vice. When yez bring any bundles for me
don't put on any thing mysterious again. but
jist reverse the big letters, c. o. d., and
then yez can deliver on collection, which any
fool can understand"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
Tale of a Rattlesnake.

During the summer months rattlesrakes
generally 20 about in pairs so that If one is
killed, the hunter had best lock out for II :,
other. This habit is not confined to the rat
tlesnakc. Most vcnOmouss species observe the
same rule. y negro slave in St. DOMINGO
once took advantage of it to pcrpetrate most.
foul crime. The negro had Joined a cor
spir&cy 70 revolt, but being suspected of lul G.
warmmcss i'll tire cause vas commanded to
destroy his masters only daughter. as a DIG
OK his zeal, or suffer death himself He DIS
covered the haunt Of pair OF deadly snakes
and by means OF those arts peculiar to the
half savage race, entIced them to the reinh.
bOrhoUd OF the house. lie then Informed his
master that he had reason to. believe that
TIN re was venOmOus reptile in the neighbour
hood of the house. y reward was offered
for its obstruction, which was gained by the
negro himself, who killed the female snake
the following morning. His courage and de-
votIon were highly cOmplmented by the mas
ter, and an additional reward given bv tie
daughter OF the planter.
The moment the negro was unobservcd. he
set to work to complete his pies He drag
gcd the body Of the dead snake along tho
ground, through the house into the youD., Ia
dys bed. room, and allowed it to remain for
some few minutes between the sheets on the
bed This dcnc, he concealed the snake
about his body, and carried it to distance
Night came, and the surviving snake began
to seek its mate. The scent was still on the
ground, and the reptile followed it up to the
door, and then glided across the hall to the
chamber Of the planters daughter. The
trail was quite warm; 7thc snake worked its
way beneath the coverlet to the place where
the other had been; and when the unfortu-
nate girl moved her hand in her sleep to
brush it from her neck, the fangs of the en-
ragged reptile were instantly buried in her
throat. The deep sleep produced by a sutry
heat was upon her, and she awoke no more.
When the parents visited their child in the
morning, an offensive, putrid mass of corrup-
tioE, in which they could hardly recognize
the loved countenance, was all that met their
sight.
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HU NJ US.
Conscientious,

4 revolutionary soldier was running for
Congress, and his opponent was young man
who had "never been to the wars" and it was
the custom of old Revolutionary to tell of
the hardships he hadepdured. Said he:
''tellow citizens, have fought aud b!ed
for my country. 1 helped to whip the Brit
fish and the Indians. l have slept on the
field of battle with no other covering than
the canopy of Heaven. have walked over
the frozen ground TIL every tootstep was mark
ed with blood.
just about this time one of the sovereigns
who had become greatly interested N his tale
of sufferings. walked up in front of the
speaker wiped the tears from his eyes with
the extremity Of his coat tail, and interrupted
him with
Did you say you had fout the British and
Irjins ?"
Ives, sir"
"Did you say you had slept on the ground
while serving your country, without any
kiver?"
81 did"
'Did you say your feet kivered the ground
you walked over with blood ?"
YES" replied the speaker exultantly.
.Well, them" said the fearful sovereign
as he gave sign of fearful emotion, Il
guess I'll vote for tho t'other fellow, for I'll
be blamed if you amt done enough for your
country"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
An April Fool" that didn't Paw.

In the course of trade, one of cur shop
keepers found in his till few weeks ago 4
SO green back, which proved to be a rank
counterfeit lie put it in his pocket, and on
April Fool Day met Stafford youtt, in the
street, who was peddim% eggs and robins and
Calling him aside, told the youth he intended
making him handsome present. and pulling
out the counterfeit. $40, handed it over to the
boy, whose eyes distcnded under the sight of
so vast Il sum. The shOp-kccper went on up
the street. and was absent an hour or two
from his store. On returning. he happened
to 90 10 his mu,.ey- drawer and there Law the
identical SlO he had presented to the boy
1t appears the youth went to the merchants
store, bought 80 cents worth Of sugar. and
received $3.50 in good change! The mer-
Chant don't even know the boy, that his
c'unteric,t stands him in hand to the tune
OF $50 !-FrcdericE$Gw.y Herald
A country gentleman, wishing to be civ
il to DIR. B, Il translator OF Juycnal SAID,
What particularly c"nvinces me OF the faith
fitness OF your translation is that in places,
where [ do not understand JuvenaI, | like
wise do not understand YOU"
.-"Every man has his price," said Walpolc;
but lie never said much of woman The
fact is, WalpOie Judged the ladies only too
correctly, for he knew that many of those
dear creatures are beyond all price
When there is ''smacking breeze"
send out the pretty girls to take the weather :;
when there is spanking breeze send out
the bad children.
-AHying machine is in course of construc-
ton, and is being made " the model of wild
goose" The inventor sits as the model
"A woman in London recently beat her
husband to death with poker because he
failed to bring home his wages.
A wife asked her husband if druggists
Kept diye~stutfs for sale. He replied, Most
druggists keep little else but dye-stuffs"
"A ''warm meal'' in New Mexico consists
OF two hard biscuits dipped in pepper sauces.
SIMPLE, but not calculated to become popu
lar. O'-'o p0pu>
The ,gentiemanly barkeeper, Destiny. saws
to Mortals: "Gentleman. what will vo, boI,o
IN yours? Cholera rinderpest, or trichina, 2''
In Girsrd, Pa, the citizens held what
they call '.Cementery Socials." They must
be grave affairs.
What would fellow in the sea crv ont
to the shark he saw pursuing him? Hold
your jaw"
A rustic youth observes that he will be-
come brick layer, they lag arp SO much.
Tile editor who said that that his mouth
never uttered a lie, probably spoke through
bis nose.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
SMOKERS, ATTENTION!
PTPESII


T HAVE just received large and wcll-sclected
i stock of Pipes, consisting of PUR MEERscHAUy
Patent Iron Cad, Patent Metal Stcu Imitation
Meerschaum. English Briar- Root, Plain and FIutcd
Rosewood: German China, Egg Bowl. Turkish
Common Wood Pipes, &c, we'll as an extensive
stock of Sieerschaum, Fancy and Plain Cigar Hold
Root Stems. ~
Acf- Give me a CAL
Jan %, 1867. in. HAlSEs.
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J f w ELRY Y.
NEW JEwELRY STORE

'INHE subscriber would most respectfully an
nounce TO the citizens of CharlCstown md vi
cinlty, that he has opened splendid ass ortmcnt
oil Watches and JcwelTy, inc ludi ng, IN part,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
OF various grades, all of which will be warra nted a.
represented; also Jcwclry of all kinds, such as
GOLD SETTS, EAR RINGS. FINGER RIGGS
SPECTACL6e, EYEGLASSES.
IN variety and in fact every hing usually kept in
store Of the kind. would also announce thar |
nave secured the services of a competent workman
on watches and repairing jcwoIrv 20 that all who
may want anything done III the line of rairing OF
watches, clocks or Jewellery, may rely upon having.
IL donc IN the Nos: woI EmanIiI1c STYLE and all
work will be warranted as represented / would
'he'et"rc ask u call, as I determined to suit
pun chnsers and L!case ali who may be disposed to
PstTonlzo me Room the one lately occupied by
MCIHtyrc and RalIstCu.
Sept. 4, lS66.-Iy. L, DINKIE
ENGRAVING neatly doue bv L. nINKLE at his
" Je" elry Store Opposite the i3aHk otc. 30
SILTER PLATED CASTGKS, fnI! desnri lions
~ gotten up by L.EISfSI Y
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER Plated CAKE: BIAS
a Nj Tor sale 10" by J.. DIHKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
POETIoAL.
THE HEAVENLY cry.

know her walls are jasper, her palaces are fair,
And to the sound of harPings the saints are sing
know hat living waters fio under fruitful trees
But an to make my heaven it needeth more than
these.
Read on the sacred sto-y what doth unfold,
Besides the pesry gateways and the streets 81 shi
No temple hath that city. for mono is neecd there's
No sun nor moon elIightenGthj can Darkness then
be fair:
All! now ,he glad revealing. tho browning joy of
What need of other sunlight where God is all in all
He fills the wide ethereal with glory all His own.
lie whom my soul adorcth, the Lamb amid the
throne!
o. heaven without my Saviour would be no heaven
Dark the walls of jasper, rayless the crystal
He gids eprth's darkest valley with light and joy
What. then must be the radiance when night and
death shall cease!
Speed on. IIsgging moments! Come. birthday CT
How long the night aPpeareth; the hOu'r. how slow
How .wes. the welcome summons tha. greet. the
willing bride!
AID when mine eyes behold hnn, shall be satisfied.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
WINCHESTER AND F6T0MAC R. R.
n IN E TABLE

>TRAISs GOrSe wEsr.
Leave HarPer's Ferry at G 10 A NJ Ard oopM
iseaTe Shenandoah at II A nj md / n. n \, ~
Lave Lave AeyHessSwiteh at 2OA N and / laPM.
I I,s LISliISssa az Q 50 \ NJ and Tsp NJ
Leave Ca rotl's at Is a NJ and / % p NJ
Leave Summit Point at . IS \ NJ and So par
Leave WadesSille att 81 a NJ aud } OS p n "a
Leave OPeqnOn Bridge at SUa A NJ and SiIp,,
Leave StcIhenson's at 81 A NJ and . o. p A. ~
arrive at Winchester at $ Is A NJ and2 IS PM.
Trans GoINe EAST.
Leave winchestec at 30 \ NJ aud asPM
Leave Stephens"n's at 9 - a NJ and > 81 PM
Leave OpcquUn Bridge at 9 81 a Nj and 4 TS.p AZ
Leave Madcsvillr at 9 81 A NJ ard 3 u p N "a
Leave Summit Point 10 10 a ~ and 3 SO NJ
Leave Cameron AT 10 ~ \ NJ aud ; 81 p NJ
Leave Charlestown at ~ SO 4 NJ ard Is p NJ
Leave llallicWnat 10 ~ a VI aud Z - p NJ
Lave kcytR' Switch at 10 So \ NJ and Z a n
Leave Shenandoah at II 81 A NJ sud SO P ~
Arrive at IlarpcT's Ferry a 0S A NJ aud 90 p NJ
J. IL. SiEKRARD, PREsIDENr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
STOVES AND TINwARE.'
STOVES! sT0YEs!!
TINWARE. STOVES, AND
SHEET-RON ESTABLISHMHbF
on MAIN STREET., ouAnLEsrowy.

ON MAIN STREET, CHAKLEsTowN
T'nE undersigned have on ha nd and are eonstant
u ~ manufacturing nj their Tinware Stove and
description If 10y
ULISARY WARE,
pSuilIy found in their line of business, made Ttbs
Do 81 material and by experienced yoTkusn The
stock now in their Ware Room co.rpTis.s .veIv
US, iGi article known to the housekesp+r add any
can be furnished with dispatch.
:, emo; AmonE thctr stock Of Tin Ware may be found
EIChkiS of all s.:Us, COFFEE POTS Of the nnoSt
nPprO, ed patterns Cullendcfs, Spits. Sieamsys.
Cake Screws. Cake Cutters. Flour Bo1ep, Patty
Pitchers. NIensufcs II ali sizes and Pai,Ied T,t,;
Ware. Their stock Of
sHEBT-IRCN WARE,
GonPrisc1 every article in the Culinary and House.
Keeping d'pattintLt- Thor stock Of
- { q " q 8
emil raccs every variety Of WOOD and coAI,
SlOs Es'' a." org which may be found the follow
ing approved patterns
size' for Wood Noble Cook. sizcs Tor Coal Or
Wood Extension top Ait vernon Winons. = !.
size. for Wood Nine Plate Stoves for vond--pIain
and boiler top; D,iilnce Kirg, sizes scolchmail
Cook, sizes, CoitagC-, sizes. Coal; Vrsprr SIat
diator, sizes, Coal; Magic Temple, ; sizes, fsr
Wood Laura. sizes, wood Also, ParIor, Sfar
Cotts-cr and Franklin, all sizes.
p" s,ssiug every facility know. to the busihs,s
me-, ,hsy"rs TrspfrS1 'eHee"tf vththe utmost PfsF
BUILDING AND JOB WORK.
and in tifc be- manner.
herchapIs dcsirgCs Of re. Ienishing thelrstSet n
Tia or sheet Iron g.arc. will find Il 20 their
iage to deal with th'.u. They Will MAKE :, Iihsssl
diScount to 'nor. lianis = hen articles arc buelf ~
ihr quantity They will .iso "a ke in u
Tia Ware. EHgs, Be"sNaz. Wool sberf I'm Be
hi = Oh copper. Old Brass ane PelrtF. 80
Thanh iuI ter past fIYvTs and it'll dettrnuinaff6n
to merit the intI'a.iny p1trona ge Of tf ,,irTrf-
we Tesp"eifniiy solicit c-ll from slrub6 dekife
nnntcEaslhg any Article u" our line Of busincsss
Terms are such as ca"not fail toplease
ost 2 1856. MILLER & SMITH
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-"Would that had a window on my
breast, said an ancient lover to his sweetheart,
through which thou couldst behold the emo
tions there"
'WOuldn't pain (pane) in the stomach
answer every purpose ?" asked waggish
brother who had been hiding behind the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
BALTIMORE l. ONO RAILROAD
RE-CFENED.
I'll
THIS GREAT NATIONAL TlICRoUCAFARE
Il isUgain open for

s5
THIS GREAT NATIONAL TlICRoUCAFARE
Il ia gain open for
FREIGuTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars and Machine nv DESTROYED arc heins, re
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK. with an re-
cent improve ments; and the Bridges aud Track
arc again IN Substantial Condition, the we'll eaTLtd
SPED. SECURITY AND COMFORT
VIII be more than sustained under the re- organiEa-
ton OF it's business.
In addition I" the unequHIled attractions OF natu.
raj scenery hercto!orc conceded to THE route the
recent Troubles upon the Border, have Associatcd
numerous points on the Road, between the Ohio
River and HarPers Ferry, with painful but instrae-
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River, with Cleveland and Pit,,b,,ry
Central Ohio. and Marietta and CineipbSti Phi.
roads and through them with the whole RRilv,a1
system "i the Northwest, Central Wet and south.
west AZ HaFpcTs Ferry with The Wipchestcr
Road At W arlington Junction. With tho wash
InSton BraErh for Washington City aud the Tower
Hot0innS AT baltimore with seven daily trains fil
Philadelphia and New York
Two DOLLARS additional on Through 1'iekeli
70 aIlmotc or the Northern Cities. give the TTir.
H'gs o. cIsifinB w ASHlNOTON CITY en- tOuts 6
This Is the ONLY ROUTE ty which passengers.
WASHiS6TOS CITY -
l.. NJ. COLE, JOUNI vtT Ss,Sy3
General TicRet Agent BLISTER Of Trensports,--
h"ltInore' ton, Baltimore.
June 8, 1866.
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Levi Bartlett writes to the Country
Gentleman that in an experiment with super
phosphate, for potatoes, he found spoonful
to the hill gave double the yield over those
receiving none.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
PEAS AND BEANS.

TON THUMB PEAS, Mntruwiat Peas Dwarf Su
l gar Peas Dwarf Blue Imperial, Eugene Peas
Landreths Extra Early Peas. Early Frame Peas.
Lima Beans, Caroline or Sewel Beaus, China White
Beans, Yeilaw Six Weeks Beans, Early Valentine
Beams. EaIty Mohawk BearS. wI;h IuiI assortment
of all kinds of Garden Seeds fer sale at the igri.
culture Store OF RANSOM & DUKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
TRUssELL & CO.'S ACHIEVEMENTS
.ARo D Y

PARoDy.
M,ammy, dear Nanny, come home to me now,
The clock on the rnRntel strikes one
I GU said y'u were coming right lpme from the
Store,
AS soon as your shopping done
' 1t - no US: looking 0round,'' you hGv said,
Since TRHss Ellis had opened their Store
but iSar yeH've forgotten the promise you made
And arc running around as before.
Come home, come home, come home.
Stop shopping, dear NANNY, and come home.
Nanny, dear Nanny. come hCmc to me now
The '4ock on tile mantCI strikes two,
Papa wants his dinner. and ia raisiu q q row,
For he has been waiting for you.
II you've forgotten the Store where the SHOES NAV
be found,
OF all kinds, to suit lady gent,
1t 10 TRUssELL's, Main Street stop running around
Buy of them, and your moneys We II spent
TRUSSELL & CO.
GOOD COFFEE.
4 PRIME article of Government Java Coffee
IA just received and for sale BY
Jan. S. 1867 TRUssELL Co.
hides wANTED-we will pry the highest
i market price tor all kinds OF Hides.
Nov 81, 1866 TRUSSELL & co.
z EROSENE OLA superior Kerosene Oil for
IN sale ~ TRCSSELL & co.
7 ARD for sale by
L. TRUssELL & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
COMPREHENSIVE.

INHE undersigned have entered into a Co Part
Il nership under the firm of STARRY g. LOCK
for the purpose Of conducting the Produce Com
mission aud Forwarding Business at the Charles
tow Depot. J ID. STARRY
Jan. Is, 1867. SNO J. LOCK
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tt evtTy kI"d and variety. Also, all kinds
Of Npts, Canned Fraits, 3aisins. Currants Dates
Figs, CitIon. Liquoricci Oranges. Lemons, &c, &c
Pound, Sponge, Fl Uit nd all other kinds Of
GA TX H,
constantly hand, and warranted equal to the
best that can he manufactured.
~ He IL ready at all times to fl! orders for
HEDGLNG PARTIES, &c, to any extent de.
sired, and on reasonable terms as can be had
elsewhere.
o. Truly grateful to the citizens of the County
generally, for the very liberal patronage extended
TO him since his cOmmenceIn Mt of business in
Charlestown, be resp, ctfuily solcits n renewal OF
their fav0rs as his best endcavors shall be to
serve them accCptaby.
January }. 1867
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
FOUNDRY,
sEGARs AND ToBACCo.

A the Drug Store of AisquiIh & Bro, will be
"A found a fine stock of SegarE, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, which they offer low to their
toners and the public for cash.
February IL, 1851,